well, the victim in this tragic case, 49-year-old denia farmer. i want to show you where this happened. it's on the northbound lanes of the 51 freeway and see her right there between mcdowell and thomas. >> phoenix police believe this deadly encounter did not start on the freeway but at 7th avenue and broadway in south phoenix. they do not think it was a random attack like the serial shootings on valley freeways last year or a deadly string of shootings this year onit streets. police say they received a half dozen 911 calls of a white work truck driving erratically on the freeway. one of those calls from the victim. 49-year-old denia farmer. she described the truck chasing her and her call cut short by gunshots. the black older model honda accord crashed into a concrete median. court records show denia farmer entered a guilty plea last year to aggravated harassment after a split with her husband.

breaking and then being put back on probation. police say there were three men in the work truck. but the fatal shots came from one of the men. they want the other two men to call police. >> maybe one of them goes, hey, i didn't realize she was going to die. i didn't pull the trigger. i'm going to save myself. maybe that's what his conscious says. maybe he says i thought we were going to scare her and it is going too far. >> police hoping someone police believe the truck got off the freeway and went east on thomas 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 difficult for cops to come to your aid. the better idea is to stay on city streets and turn right at a major intersection so police can meet you there and come to your assistance. reporting live, steve krafft, "fox 10 news."

be at all connected to the serial street shooter case, but police continue to ask for the public's help in that case as well. the serial street shooter blamed march there is now a $75,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. the gunman mostly targeted victims at random. in west phoenix and maryvale and strayed east. he is described as hispanic man in his early twoants and possibly driving a black bmw if you hav remain anonymous there is a reward as we mentioned. call police or silent witness. we are learning more tonight about three inmates suspected of attacking two employees at the pinal county jail. investigators say robert via lobos and santaing whya sanchez. another is accused of assaulting a sergeant that suffered a hand injury. the lieutenant is treated for

deputies say all three inmates are documented gang members. via lobos is held on counts including conspiracy to commit murder. the another is awaiting sentencing for manslaughter and a weapons violation. they are likely going to face more charges. developing story with the arizona mexico border at the port of entry after shots are fired at the nogales port of entry. according to u.s. customs and border protection a man was driving south through crossing when he suddenly began to swerve and drove his car toward custom officers and a border patrol agent. they opened fire on the car striking the driver several times. he was air lifted to a tucson hospital a second person in that car suffered minor injuries and was taken into custody. northbound traffic is being allowed to head into arizona at this time but southbound going into mexico, those lanes are closed and likely shut down for

heavy hearts today as a navajo code talker is layed to rest. joel kelwood buried with full military honors this afternoon at the v.a. national cemetery in north phoenix. kelwood died in phoenix on monday and he was 95. nicole garcia now with how he is being remembered. >> one of the last remaining and a navajo code talkers passed away at the age of 95. and today family, friends and fellow marines honored >> joe kelwood was a proud veteran. this was him singing the marine corps hymn in navajo. something he enjoyed doing. thank you. >> thursday a couple of the remaining navajo code talkers finished the hymn at kelwood's funeral. kelwood served in the first

battles on the pacific front including 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 were all used all the way up until that time by the united states government. so navajo code talkers, than you so very much for what you have done for our country. >> today there are only 15 code 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 in such a way that only those of us who went to code school know what the code is. so if navajo was listening to us, and didn't geg through that,

siblings, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. he earned several medals. >> kind, gentle person, loves everyone. and enjoyed life >> there is only a dozen navajo code talkers left. their goal is to code talker museum near window rock, arizona. i'm nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." a federal judge expected to rule tomorrow on a request by a native american tribe to terp rearl halt the contentious dakota access pipeline. protesters have been at that site near the border the north and south dakota clashing with construction crews and security guards. the standing rock sioux tribe they want to stop that oil

threatening the drinking water in the area. the governor of north dakota has called in the national guard to patrol traffic checkpoints near that protest trying to monitor the situation. we will let you know what the judge decides. on track to dramatically cut its green house gas emissions by 2020, california governor jerry brown today extends california's landmark climate change law by a decade. >> status >> okay, well, that's enough of jerry brown. we will go to the launch in florida. this was the ocyress rex launch. the spacecraft heading to an asteroid to bring back samples. amazing. and it's led by researchers at the university of arizona in tucson. it's headed toward a huge asteroid. it will collect gravel and bring it back to earth. phil ceeting with more tonight from the kennedy space center.

nasa launching its first ever to collect and return a sample from an asteroid. sending a spacecraft to the mass known as benu. >> this is science fiction becomes science fact. >> about the same height as the empire state building, scientists believe the asteroid may hold clues about life here on earth. and whether life could have started somewhere else as well. >> we think it contains molecules that contain carbon which is critical to life. so we want to go touch this time capsule. >> it will take the ocirus rex spacecraft two years just to reach benu. once then there will orbit and map the as trt before a spot is chosen to vacuum up at least a two ounce sample. >> i'm really hopeful that we will get some unique material that isn't in our meteorite collections because probably -- not easily surviving atmospheric passage. >> the window will open

to arrive back on earth for analysis two and a half years later in the year 2023. at least 75% of it will be saved at houston's johnson space center. >> these samples will be first archived carefully as a gift for future generations of young girls and boys that will invent new techniques. >> the entire mission lasts seven years and costs $800 million. all to bring back to earth about four tablespoons of brown sugar like this. at the kennedy space center, fox news. late breaking news from san francisco bay area. the san francisco 49ers in the wake of the colin kaepernick refusing to stand for the "national anthem," sheriff joe arpaio has a message for the 49ers signal call and we will take you inside the new swim with the dolphins attraction in scottsdale when the news continues in two minutes.

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you are heard about the controversy, 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick refusing to stand for the "national anthem." it's caused a big stir and the owner of the san francisco 49ers today -- work on better relationships between police and the public. and also improving racial and equal inequality. tain sheriff joe arpaio is sending out this tweet today saying as the nfl kicks off, i want to meet kaepernick. in san francisco or arizona to explain true superstars of the game treat fans and the flag with respect. that from sheriff joe. we like to know what you think about that. log on to our facebook page and send us your thoughts and your feedback. >> next month, just as winter

that folks are waiting for. some love the idea. some not so much. but we got a sneak peek today while these incredible animals are adapting to their new home. >> oh -- it's right here. >> really? >> she is delicious. >> cory mccloskey got a chance to meet the dolphins on the morning show today. three females and two males now living at the dolphinnerious. are taking reservations for people who want to see these amazing mammal. >> answer questions about conservation and have some fun in this pool but then the main habitat we got all of these shelves where people can stand and do a shallow water dolphin experience. >> today they are enjoying a snack of smelt fish and herrings with a little squid on top. >> these are n inshore bottle nosed dolphins. they spend their time in about ten feet of water.

close eye on them. these dolphins can give feedback about their health that other animals cannot. >> they can actually participate in their own health care. so these animals are all trained to voluntarily give us blood samples. >> what do the staff in the facility say to critics and protesters who believe dolphins don't belong in the southwest? dr. stafford says it's an educational opportunity pointing out that similar mammals are endangered. >> they live in the gulf of california. the most endangered the -- there are 40 of them left. >> having dolphins here promotes the opportunity to talk about conservation. the facility works with texas a&m university to study the mammals. >> by having animals here in the valley we can talk about and educate young people of all ages and inspire them to do something about it. >> kari lake, "fox 10 news." dolphinaris scheduled to october october 15 and taking reservations on the website. dave munsey with a look at

at our view high atop south mountain. our tower cam. looking back toward the valley. kind of a hazy night but sun setting. and traffic moving along okay.

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everything cleared out nicely today. >> very nice. nice morning. >> humid. little humid. temperatures coming down nicely. and some of these overnight lows getting into the 70s. mid and low 70s which is helping out quite a bit. we have 94 degrees right now. west, southwest at ten on the winds at this time. 92 at deer valley. 95 in ahwatukee. in surprise 92. and apache junction 90 degrees right now. remember that big batch of moisture we were dealing with yesterday? we have a little bit. we will run on down to clifton here and see what's going on. you can see that storm system down there coming through and still there is still a little bit of something down there getting involved in the clifton area. you can see a little bit of active weather and see the winds are still blowing pretty good in a few different parts of the state. not too many.

today. 93 at buckeye. 94 at deer valley. and 95 in chandler. other numbers that we have, 79 at show low. 100 at lake havasu. 78 up in flagstaff. and 94 degrees at gila bend. through the night and tomorrow morning, temperatures will start picking up again and we will get it up to 101 degrees on the day. city will be looking good and a little cloud cover coming in but just a very little. 96 on the high today. 102 and 80 normal high and low. record high 110. record low at 62. forecasting for tomorrow as we mentioned, 101 degrees. you see some 102 and 103s in there as well. as we look across the country, this was laying down a lot of moisture. we did have some flooding in the area. also very warm temperatures extending from new orleans up to washington back into the 90s. overnight we will be looking at

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interesting story early in training camp. media types were asking the question, how would you compare david johnson let's say to another running back and made the comment, he is kind of a bigger faster version than cardinal great larry centers. this is exciting about number 31 david johnson in his second year out of northern iowa. you can toss the ball corner. he has speed and he has size is about 6'1", about 230 and has really soft hands out of the back field and then he can turn it upfield. you can split him out as a wide receiver. you can power run him between the tackles. he just offers you so much and so much versatility and who will forget really the run that kind of put him on the map against the eagles. look at him take contact and the

downfield. david johnson is a guy that excites fans and then they should be excited. he can do so much with his skill set. i talked to him earlier this week after practice. >> feels good. i feel blessed. i thank god i have the opportunity to -- like you said, be able to contribute in so many different ways running the ball and catching the ball and also being in on third down. so much different. i'm so much more comfortable with the team to where i'm able to watch film and know what i'm doing and are able to put more on me to where i could do more for the team and help out the team. >> make the switch. make the audible. make the call. switch over right after the game to fox 10. bruce arians and richard saenz will be in the locker room talking to the playmakers and rudy carpenter the guy that backed up tony romo will break down the plays that will make the difference in this game sunday night, patriots and cardinals. here is patrick, number five, he

tech. he is 6'3", 230 pounds and he is an athlete. last year he passed for over 4600-yards and 36tds. now this is that air-raid offense where they pass 65 to 70% of the time. they put 69 points on steven austin last -- on austin last week. they will play asu saturday night this much is a major challenge. can this team asu keep pace with the high scoring texas tech red ra many different ways. >> he really understands the system. he is big. he is hard to tackle. he has a very quick release and they spread you all over the place. >> this is a real test. the question will be can they keep pace with the team that can very well put up 50 point. >> this could be 100 point game. >> very much so. >> absolutely and i think manny wilkens, they will try to keep pace and it will be a test for

definite nfl prospect. he is that good and that strong and that talented. >> man, that guy, can you imagine winging it that many times. i would have loved that. i would have loved that. >> john hook and the air-raid offense. >> i would have loved it. >> we are running a veer. i'm having to run the ball -- i'm really not. >> all right, we will see you back here tonight at 9:00 and

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