shootings. they received half dozen 911 calls of a white work truck driving erratically on the freeway last night. one of those calls came from the victim, the 49-year-old farmer. she described the truck chasing her. her call cut short by gunshots. her black older model honda accord crashed into a concrete median. it shows farmer entered a guilty plea last year to aggravated harassment after a split with her husband and hacking into his put back on probation. police say there were three men in the work truck. the fatal shots came from one of them. they want the other two to call police. >> i think that one person is responsible for this and i'm urging the other two that were in the truck that maybe one had nothing to do with this to listen to their conscience and call the police department and call silent witness and let us know what happend last night. >> why do you think that? >> because i know there are three people together. only one pulled the trigger.

didn't want anything to do with this. >> now police are hoping that somebody has some video of the truck as we look live once again in the 51 freeway headed north north of mcdowell. police believe the truck got off the freeway little north of here on thomas and west east after the shooting. police add if someone is chasing you on the road, it's best not to go on the freeway where high speeds make it tough for the cops to come to your aid a better idea is to stay on city streets and turn right at major intersections so police can and help you out. reporting live, steve krafft, "fox 10 news." a dramatic sentencing in court today. found guilty in two stunning fraud cases today. in the first case she was convicted of faking cancer to get the state to pay for a late term abortion. she was convicted of defrauding two charities including one for military veterans. she has been sentenced to nearly

cases. closing arguments in the trial of a former yoga teacher. v been pushed back now to next week of her trial was continued today. she is accused of getting drunk at a bar mitzvah and letting boys touch her breasts. she is charged with 18 counts including sexual indiesancy. the judge denied the request from her attorney for a mistrial. we are getting new details tonight about a theft on drake's tour bus. a suspect is property recovered. but tonight fox 10 has learned it was an alert asu police officer who actually saw the story on tv and helped piece together what happened. >> traveon king making his first appearance in court. he was caught on surveillance camera stealing a briefcase out of a tour bus at the talking stick resort arena. drake was performing at the time of the theft.

but video posted by "tmz" shows the rapper visibly upset. according to court paper work, the suspect works as a janitor and lives at a homeless shelter. the night of the theft he was arrested for trespassing on the campus of asu. when he was arrested, police found the stolen property but didn't know who it belonged to until an asu police officer saw the story on the news and called asu police. king was then rebooked on burglary and theft charges. in court,in >> mr. king are you in custody on something else? >> yes. they -- >> okay. >> just trying to go home. i'm tired. i'm supposed to be at work. >> he was released without bail and will be back in court later this month. now police originally estimated the value of the stolen property at $3 million but court paper work shows the victim actually thought it was worth something more like $400,000. fox follow-up on an attack

jail. two inmates stabbed a jail lieutenant multiple times and another inmate assaulted a detention officer who was trying to help the lieutenant. the inmates accused in the stabbing are robert via loboth, the -- lobus. the inmate accused of the assault is moraga. the lieutenant was flown to the hospital to receive treatment for the stab wounds to his torso. the detention officer suffered a hand injury that did not hospitalization. now all three of these suspects will now be facing charges once investigators are finished looking into the attack. a man escapes from a burning home overnight in east phoenix. a home caught fire just before midnight. this is near 56th street and thomas. the home burned to the ground. phoenix fire investigators are looking into the cause and trying to figure out exactly what happened here. >> one student killed and another one hurt after a school shooting in the town of alpine,

western part of the state. out by big bend national park. the police say that a female student shot another female student and then turned that gun on herself. the injured student, a 14-year-old freshman is expected to be okay in addition, a federal law enforcement officer responding to the shootings was shot in the leg when another officer's gun accidentally went off. taking you to brooklyn, new york, where a 15-year-old is under arrest accused of bringing the loaded gun into school. he hid the gun in his book bag and was spotted after being put through the x-ray machines. the 15-year-old will be charged as a jiewchinal in this case -- juvenile in this case. people coming together today to honor a true american hero. joe kelwood passed away on monday a navajo code talker who served in world war ii. and with that unbreakable code, he helped the u.s. win the war.

she joins us live and what a debt of gratitude we have for all of these men. >> he was such a part of a rare group. joe kelwood was 95 years old. while he served in the marine, he was part of the secret group that helped the u.s. win several battles in world war ii and family friends and fellow marines honored the fallen hero who was layed to rest today at the va national cemetery in phoenix. >> joe kelwood was proud veteran. this was him singing the marine corps him in navajo. something he enjoyed doing. thursday a couple of the remaining navajo code talkers finished the hymn at kelwood's funeral. he serve in the first marine division. he fought during world war ii and involved in several battles

the battle of okinawa. kelwood was one of 400 navajos that were recruited by the u.s. military as code talkers. a secret group that transmitted battle messages in their native unwritten language. >> we owe them such a great honor and they were secret until 1968 and they all used up until that time by the united states government. so navajo code talkers, thank you so very much for what you have done for our country. >> todath talkers still living. they are proud to have come up with a code that the japanese soldiers could never crack. >> it was official military code that was developed using the navajo language. it's such a way that only those of us who went to code school know what the code is. some so if navajo was lest tong us the code don't know what we are talking about. >> kelwood survived by his siblings and several children,

grandchildren. he has earned several medals and honors from both the u.s. military and navajo nation. >> kind, gentle person. loves everyone. and enjoyed life >> now there is only about a dozen surviving navajo code talkers and the president of the group tells me they have one final mission. and is that to b navajo code talker museum which would be located near window rock here in arizona. reporting live, nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." that would be amazing. i hope they can make that happen. >> yup. >> good job, nicole. coming up, the amount of parking fines that have added up for one car. john, this might be the car you drove in college. >> wow. it looks a little bit like it. >> all of the parking tickets you got at asu.

than the cost of the vehicle. >> mine were close. i thought i was getting away with something but i wasn't. they tried to withhold my grades. the new mission for nasa and the connection it has here notice valley. >> and one man donates blood for the 600th time. what inspires him to keep going

nasa has just kicked off a new mission- a little nasa kicked off a new off mission a little over an hour

cape canaveral headed to as troid. a lot of people here in the valley were counting down to the blast off. danielle miller joins us live with the story now. this is a big, big deal. >> oh, it definitely is. and such an exciting day here for asu there were hundreds here to watch this launch live from florida. they were here at this building at asu a lot of them have still stayed here after talking about it. just the excitement about now ocirus rex launched at 4:15 from florida. everybody was clapping and cheering. definitely counting it down. ocirus rex is headed to the asteroid to collect rocks and dirt. this is an all robotic mission and scientists believe that samples collected could hold clues to the origin of life and what's really cool is that this instrument one of them on ocirus

will do is map out the minerals on the surface and the suv sized spacecraft will travel 4 billion miles by mission's end in 2023. >> infrared spectrometer. it is like a camera but it sees heat and the idea is part of that mapping campaign. they will take pictures but the infrared strum will tell about the kinds of minerals on the involved a lot of students are majoring in science or engineering and want to get involved, hands on activity so they can get great jobs and here they are helping to build instruments and test them and are going to a launch and seeing all of this end to end. great experience for the students. >> reporter: and those students were definitely very excited here today a lot of cheers as it launched a lot of hard work paying off. now ocirus rex will land in the

transferred all of the information gathered in the product material grurted will head to the johnson space center in houston all of those years later to be researched. i'm sure we will follow up on this story for many years to come to see exactly what comes of it. reporting live, danielle miller, "fox 10 news." spairks the final frontier, these are the voyages of the starship "enterprise." >> the theme going this segment. the 50th anniversary of "star trek" on this date 1966. "star trek" debuted on tv and ran for three seasons but it ran reruns forever. the show turned into a cultural phenomenon. >> you had to watch this. you really did. i was six but i mean. >> i watched almost every episode. >> so cool. it really was. >> it was. it's noted for its influence on the world outside of science fiction and cited as an inspiration for several inventions including the cell

>> well, a little drier today. temperatures reacting of course to the clear skies and warming up just a little bit as well. we will take a look at our weather coming up. thank you, dave. and a cheerleader surprised as she receives an honor before a football game. we will have that story. d i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them

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well, a little different day today. 95 degrees. winds west at 11. doesn't that look nice to see a nice clear blue sky back there we've got a few clouds hanging around but not too many. 92 right now at deer valley. 94 in surprise. and apache junction is it 92 degrees right now. and look across the state here. well, it's not all gone. we do see a little moisture still hanging around here. we will run down and take a look at it. in fact, it's actually a pretty good storm system near clifton. you see it rolling into clifton. one of the only spots in the state right now getting hit with moisture. we have a little bit kind of south of there down in the southeastern portion of the

there is safford right there and as you get another look at that area, you will see that winds are blowing pretty good. we did have a gust of about 20 miles per hour in the safford area. but that has died down. you can see a line of wind passing through the state at the present time. 96 degrees at sky harbor today. we had 93 degrees at goodyear. 94 degrees in scottsdale. and in chandler it was in the mid-90s. 78 up in flagstaff. 88 in sedona. 83 in 90 in winslow with 79 in show low. and then 94 at gila bend today. well, we will take a trip through the early morning. take a look at tomorrow. the city will be looking good and we will have a few clouds and mostly sunny. go to 101 degrees for the high as things start to warm up a little bit. here is today's high at 96. 74 for the morning low. 102 and 80 would be normal high and low. there is your record high at

forecasting. 101 degrees as mentioned. 102 in surprise. 100 at fountain hills and 98 at apache junction. looking across the north 86 at payson. 77 at flagstaff. and make that 106 at bullhead city. 102 at gila bend. these are the forecast lows and this is really what's making the nice changes here. these overnight lows were forecasting 76 in sky harbor. but look at some low 70s. out chandler. up in deer valley 76, 75. in buckeye so some nice looking temps. as we look across the country, this system right in here dumping a lot of rain and a lot of moisture. couple of inches of rain. there is flooding in the area and forecast flooding in the area. also the warm weather is still hanging on in the eastern and southeastern portion of the country. you can see here as we open it

too. .69 of an inch in wichita and .32 of an inch in st. louis. look at your overnight temperatures at 79 degrees. and then we will be looking at those temperatures in the 2reu7le di-- triple digits and then back into the 90s for a chance of rain on sunday. watch your kids around water. great story here. this is really something as a california high school football team shows their support for a cheerleader who was diagnosed with leukemia. this is ashley. the diagnosis came in month. and as each member of the team entered the field before their final football game, they laid an orange rose at her feet, orange the designated color for leukemia awareness. the young girl has been undergoing daily chemo treatments and says the support of her family and the school has been simply amazing. >> that is very nice gesture. >> great. coming up, what was the box office bomb of the summer? we know there were a lot of movies that didn't do well.

>> the title you don't want. plus a cup of coffee that could do more than just wake you up. how much caffeine it's packing. >> and later tim tebow's path to the major leagues cncouldlude

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lifeguards and nearby surfers heard the woman's screams and came to the rescue. >> she says, i'm losing a lot of blood. and i got to her and that's when i saw the shoulder. she had been bitten by a shark. so i said you will be okay. it's going to be okay. you will be all right. >> and the woman is recovering in the hospital. she is in hereious condition. shark warning -- serious condition. there is no swimming until further notice. >> city of portland started a new policy. they are putting parking boots on vehicles with unpaid fines totaling $500 or six delinquent citations. 500 bucks or six tickets and you are not moving your car. >> shaking the public down. >> one of the biggest offenders is this 2014 ford mustang. the owner of the car owes $16,000 in outstanding fines. imagine that $16,000 in parking tickets. it's now a local attraction with

pictures. the owner has only 36 hours to pay for the fine or that car will be towed away and that will cost him even more. tough out there. >> i still think we should have plenty of free parking. >> i agree. the remake of the movie ben hur picks up the title didn't want it is the biggest box office bust of the summer. the movie is on track to lose $120 million. some critics have called it ben horrible. and it's in the u.s. i'm surprised. >> why remake that? the original was perfect. >> is hollywood out of ideas when they got to do this. >> they are afraid of ideas. they are afraid something might not work and that's what they get. a lot of people need a strong cup of coffee to get going in the morning. but this cup of coffee could be a little ridiculous a place called the vicious cafe is in australia, serves up a wicked brew. their cup of coffee has the

standard cups. it comes with a health warning on the menu. the owner says he originally created the drink for an e.r. nurse who had to be awake for an overnight shift. she was up for three straight days. i cringe to think what's in it. i'm hoping there is nothing illegal. >> that is insane. that's dangerous. anyone who has signed a lease knows how much goes into that. we will show you how the united sign in today. >> she took two people from this world and it's left a huge hole in our heart. >> and we talked to the family of two drunk driving crash victims. what they have to say about the driver being released from jail. >> and one man recognized for saving 1200 arizona lives. how he did it over a span of 25

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a valley family demanding valley family are demanding answers following a deadly drunk driving crash in the east valley. the woman who caused the crash was drunk and high on xanax and cocaine when she caused the crash which killed two people. and tonight the suspect cassie jail. we talked to the family who want the suspect back behind bar. >> this crash took the lives of a father and grandfather and friend and the families are beside themselves. let me show you how the crash happened. the victim sit agent a red light this is at mckellips and gilbert. they were sitting in their car right here. the impact was so violent, that car was actually pushed over 100 feet all the way across the

circle k. >> she took two people from this world and left a huge hole in our hearts and it's wrecked our family. >> julie reid gets emotional as he talks about her father-in-law. >> he was an amazing christian man a great grandfather to our kids and he taught my husband how to be a father and how to be an amazing husband. they were killed in last month's crash. police say the driver who hit them w she admitted to falling asleep behind the wheel. police say she also told them she had been drinking, taking xanax and smoking marijuana and taking cocaine. she is now facing two counts of manslaughter. >> my whole family is here. my child. appearance, her attorney claims she has lived in arizona for four years. she has a husband and a 13-year-old child. sackrider has a long history of arrests including for