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now at 9:00, the search for a killer, the clues that could help catch the person responsible for shooting and murdering a woman as she drove down a valley freeway. she's accused of being under the influence and causing a fatal crash that killed two people. now she's out of victim's family is not happy. >> she took two people from this world, and it's left a hole in our hearts, and it's where he could our family. a historic mission to space, what this rocket was carrying and the connection it has to students at a.s.u. more bad news, if you own a galaxy note 7. why officials may soon keep them off airline flights. and google's new idea for

around the police. we'll discuss it later in the buzz. good evening. 24 hours ago portions of a valley freeway became a horrific crime scene, a complee shutdown. a woman shot in the head, killed as she drove up the 51 near thomas, and tonight the search continues for her killer. >> and there are several clues now that could help detectives catch the for joining us. the victim identified as 49-year-old dinya farmer. police say that she had called for help, saying that someone in a truck was chasing her out on the freeway. >> and she was on the phone with that 911 operator when the shots rang out, when she was shot dead. it was just one of several 911 calls that came in about the same truck. detectives are hoping those calls, as well as surveillance video from that area can help

and the people who were inside of it. but police do not believe this was a random attack on the road. they believe dinya was targeted and that her killers started following her at 7th avenue and broadway, about eight miles from where she was eventually shot and killed. >> tonight we are hearing from those who knew dinya, and they are shocked that someone would want to deliberately harm her. fox 10's marcy jones live outside of phoenix police headquarters tonight with the latest. what have you learned? >> reporter: well, guys i spoke dinya's former employers, terry, who just had the nicest things to say about the single mother. sheb she is now is the time to remember dinya as the wonderful person that she was and get justice for her. glowing, friendly, warm and kind. these are the words used to describe 49-year-old dinya former. her former employer, terry says she was a beautiful soul >> she just loved to decorate.

morning, decorate from morning to night. >> reporter: when terry heard about the shooting on state route 51 last night she had no idea dinya was the victim. >> and then i started thinking, was there anything that i could remember that had happened. you know, she had her ex-husband, but really it was just typical things back and forth with the kids but nothing that stood out. she wasn't the type that was going to get into trouble. >> terry says the single mother of three daughters was a good provider and also breast cancer that had returned in the last year, adding that now her daughters will have to be strong without her mother. >> mom is just on the other side, and that we have got to think about all of the great things about her, and know that we'll be with her some day. >> terry knows firsthand what the teens are going through as her own mother was murdered in 2004. now she has a message for whoever is responsible for her death.

one of you come forward. it's not something that you want to walk with in your life. >> and just to echo that sentiment, if you have information about what happened last night, you are asked to call police or silent witness immediately. marcy jones, fox 10 news. a dangerous situation playing out at a border checkpoint here in arizona. we are talking about the nogales checkpoint in southern arizona this afternoon, agents opening fire on a driver there. customs and border protections say that somebod cross into mexico from the u.s. at the mariposa port of entry, but when they attempted to go around the checkpoint, officers tried to stop them, and that is when the driver steered the car right towards agents. and they say they were forced to open fire. >> initial reports indicate that a subject attempted to evade border patrol agents and while driving south through the port swerved his vehicle in an apparent attempt to hit officers working at the port.

agent fired their service weapons at the driver. the driver sustained multiple gunshot wounds and was air lifted to a tuscon area hospital. >> we do not know why that driver was trying to escape into mexico, get into mexico without going through the border. the border crossing there, none of the officers were injured. the southbound lanes into mexico were shut down for most of the afternoon, but they have since reopened. valley woman is out of jail after causing a fatal crash that killed two people. that woman is accused of being being drunk and under the influence of prescription medication at the time of that crash. >> again, under the influence, two people now dead, and she is still alive and had been sitting in jail. but tonight the victim's family, they want some answers. they want to know how they could lose two of their loved ones and then somebody who has an extensive criminal history, and

mugshot after mugshot was somehow allowed to walk out of jail. danielle miller has been covering the story. she joins us live tonight with more. >> reporter: yeah, kari and john. we actually spoke with the victim's family, and they are telling us that all they want here is justice for their loved ones, and the fact that this suspect in this case only spent not even 24 hours in jail, they are telling us that that is the complete opposite of justice. now, this suspect in this case is now facing two counts of reckless the family is hoping that she eventually served some time. >> she took two people from this world and it's left a huge hole in our hearts, and it's wrecked our family. >> julie reid wanting justice after her father-in-law and his friend were killed in a crash last month in the east valley. >> he was a great grandfather to our kids, and he taught my husband how to be a father and how to be an amazing husband.

caused by 32-year-old cassie who admitted to using drugs and alcohol before the crash, the judge releasing her on her own recognizance even though in the arrest report police stated she was a flight risk. the male suspect didn't even 24 hours in the jail for the crime. >> it was almost like a slap in the face to our family, that the judge would release her with her the law and with the crime that she committed. >> we tried to catch up with her to get her side of the story but we couldn't reach here. the wife and mother has a long history of arrests including prostitution, armed robbery and burglary. reid is hoping justice will eventually be served so this doesn't happen to anywhere else. >> it was a horrendous accident, and i don't understand how they

something wrong but we are going to slap an ankle bracelet on you and we hope you won't be breaking anymore laws. >> she will be drug and alcohol tested, has a curfew, and will be back here on september 22nd for a preliminary hearing. a woman who pretended to have cancer and received money from the state to basically for a late term abortion, chalice zeitner, sentenced to 24 years in prison. she also bilked two charities. this was back in may. zeitner got a conviction for aggravated dui. it's caused a stir across the country, san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick

national anthem at football games. the owner of the niners tonight pledged a million dollars to bay area locations building better relationships between police and the public and also promoting racial and economic equality. tonight here locally, sheriff joe arpaio saying, as the nfl kicks off, i want to meet with colin kaepernick arizona to explain true superstars of the game treat the flag with respect. well, it was a quiet warmer day today, and we'll talk about what's going on as the weekend gates little closer in weather. thank you dave, and coming up a historic liftoff in florida today, where this rocket is headed and why it holds special meaning for some students at a.s.u. and honoring an american hero, hundreds show up as a

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live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >> three, two, one, and liftoff of osiris-rex. imagine what that fel to be standing somewhere near there. >> get a pretty good shake. >> i guess you would. i suppose you can stand too clse. history made at cape canaveral earlier today as osiris-rex, the spacecraft, lifted off into space. the probe is on its way to a huge asteroid to collect gravel and then bring that gravel back to earth to study it. how they find the asteroid is beyond me. >> this is incredible.

provide clues about the origins of life on earth, the entire mission expected to take seven years. hundreds of students and facultied gathered at the campus to watch with bated breath as it hurleded toward the asteroid, bennu, and one of the special instruments was built at a.s.u., it's called otis, mapping out the asteroid. >> it sees heat instead of visible light, and the idea is to be part of the mapping campaign. the infrared light will also be able to tell about minerals on the surface. >> what could we have contributed to this team? we could have poured coffee. >> encouragement. >> it's a thin resum? for us on

right now, john. >> osiris-rex is expected to land back on earth on 2023. >> thank god we have got smart people like that. one man is taking his patriotism to new heights, and to benefit the u.s.s. memorial in hawaii, a retired florida firefighter and flagpole expert was called up by the national parks service to help assist in the reconstruction of a at the arizona memorial in hawaii. >> probably the best way to describe it, holding back tears. i'm real honored to be here. so i'm really happy to do it. my dad is in the navy, and i have been climbing flagpoles for 20 years, and this is as special as it can get. >> you can just feel his pride,

>> he was also one of the first volunteers who searched through the rubble at the world trade center following the 9/11 attacks. named two of the most dynamic defensive backs in the informally, and you have got to believe petersen and mathieu are on the short list. patrick peterson welcomes back the honey badger just in time for game day. cards game, it's our lead

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your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. well, hi, folks. we have 90 degrees right now. those winds are dying down nicely, west-southwest at about five miles an hour.

86 in fountain hills, 88 in chandler right now. in surprise it's 87 degrees, looking at the map here, yeah, we see a little moisture earlier, took a shot at clifton, but look at that stuff evaporate and gone. as we get a look at the futurecast here, we thought we'd show you what's going on into saturday here. when we see something in the east mountains, we turn it on again, and we get it into sunday, where you see some stuff starting to happen. but take a look at what happens later in the day sunday. wow, yeah, there's something going on there, and phoenix right in the middle of all of that. so we'll see the return of moist weather here coming up about halfway through the weekend. 96 degrees was the high today at sky harbor. we had 93 degrees in buckeye, 94 up in deer valley, and in chandler 95 degrees. other numbers that we had, 90 in

mueller, 94 in gila bend, 96 on the high, 94 the low. that's a pretty nice day for this time of year year, the norms 102 and 80. 110 the record high for the day, 62 the low for the day. you can see it going to 101 degrees, we have got some 102s and 103s as well, but there's a 99 for you as well at apache junction, 85 at payson, 77 at flagstaff, 106 at gila taking a look at these forecast lows almost cools you off a little bit. look at these nice mids, some lower 70s out there and getting lower as the week wears on in some areas as well. as we look across the country here, you can see a pretty good storm system moving through here back in this area. it dropped lots of moisture and that caused some flooding. also, the temperatures are very, very warm in this area, have

will continue to be a little bit warm. when we get a look at the moisture out here, you can kind of see it's really moving along as we turn the futurecast on. nice storm system as we head into the weekend for the southern plains, and that is just going to slowly work its way through there, and then you can see what happens down in the southeast. but also take a look at what moisture continues to come in over the weekend. look at that, as far as 2.58 inches of rain on the day today. in st. louis, they have a little more than a quarter of an inch at 32 hundredths of an inch, and then take a look at these numbers as well. all of these 90-degree temperatures. look at washington at 98 degrees today, so that warm stuff hanging in there. overnight and tomorrow morning, we'll be looking at temperatures in the mid-70s, 101 for tomorrow, and then as you can see here about halfway through the weekend, we get some rain, and we get some lower

thank you, dave. a beach in hawaii has been shut down after a woman was attacked by a shark. this happened at the makaha beach in oahu. john is familiar with how to speak -- >> not as much oahu, but, yeah, this is always unsettling. >> well, there have been a lot of shark attacks in the hawaiian islands. life guards and nearby surfers heard the water and came to her rescue. >> she says, i'm losing a lot of blood, and i got to her, and then that's when i saw the shoulder. she had been bitten by a shark, so i said you're going to be okay. it's going to be okay. you're going to be all right. >> you wonder if, you know, all of the storms that have been heading that way bring more sharks, bring the sharks away from the island. >> that's interesting. >> i don't know how that affects the shark population there. but the woman is still alive. she is recovering in the hospital. she is in serious condition we

posted at that beach, and there is no swimming until further notice. it would be a bummer to go on vacation and that would be your beach >> oh, man. well, he was left red faced live on television. libertarian candidate gary johnson confused about a foreign policy question involving syria. what he is now saying about this infamous flood. that was painful, wasn't it? and momentum is growing to build aer victims of the tuscon shootings. and it's being spearheaded by arizona senators. plus, if you bank with wells fargo, you'll want to hear this. what bank employees are accused of doing with your personal information. and why the bank is paying for it, big time. >> coming up tonight at 10:00, the latest on the freeway shooting that left one woman dead, shot in the head. what we are learning tonight about the victim.

look at nasa's mission to an asteroid. how and why scientists say the mission could change our understanding of life. plus, a controversial attraction opening up in the valley in just a few weeks. how dolphinaris says it hopes to educate the public. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. students were also stripped down and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they're there for a reason. because they're hopeless. because they're hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover.

you're watching fox 10 news with john hook and kari lake in hd. people coming together today to honor a true american hero.

monday he was a navajo code talker who served in world war ii and helped the u.s. win the wore. >> they built an unbreakable code. the japanese couldn't break it. no one could break it. it helped us win the war. this was an emotional day for those at his memorial service this afternoon. fox 10's nicole garcia was there. she has more tonight. >> joe kellwood was 95 years old and a proud marine. he was laid to rest today at the va national cemetery here in phoenix. kellwood served i marine division. he fought during world war ii and was involved in several battles on the pacific front, including the battle of okinawa. kellwood 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. they are proud to have come up with a code that japanese soldiers could never crack.

code that was developed using te navajo language in such a way that only those of us who went to code school knew what the code is, so if navajo was listening to us, people wouldn't know what we were talking about. >> and there are only 15 navajo code talkers alive today. i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 news. and there is support for building a permanent memorial for the victims of the 2011 shooting in tuscon. both s senator jeff flake have asked the interior department for a permanent memorial that they say would convey the tuscon community's spirit of solidarity. arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords was among 19 people shot during a constituent meeting in a parking lot in tuscon. six people died, including a federal judge and a nine-year-old girl. the gunman is serving a life sentence. a phoenix woman who admitted to stabbing her two children

six years behind bars. brenda begay pled guilty, she stabbed her 12-year-old daughter in the chest while she slept, stabbed her 13-year-old son in te chest. they survived. she eventually was declared competent and did finally enter aley. we are learning much more about a pair of pinal county detention officers who were attacked including one officer who was stabbed numerous times. according to deputies a jail lieutenant was ambushed by two inmates and then repeatedly stabbed. another officer rushed in to help, and that's when he was attacked by a third inmate. the lieutenant was flown to the hospital to receive attention for stab wounds to his torso. robert via lobos, santiago

stabbing the lieutenant. all three men are known to have gang ties, and they will be formally charged once the investigation is complete. in the presidential race, the national polls are showing pretty much a dead heat right now, and that starts to become reflected in the battleground states as well. hillary clintons lead over donald trump in several key battlegrounds is shrinking, and despite her best efforts to separate herself from the e-mail scandal, it continues to dog her. during last night' chief forum with trump, they appeared separately but on the same program. nearly half of the questions aimed at mrs. clinton dealt with her private e-mail server. secretary clinton defended her handling of the classified information, arguing that it lacked any clear markings that the stuff was top secret or classified. she then took aim at donald trump for talking about intelligence briefings that he has received so far. >> i think what he said was

undisciplined. i would never comment on any aspect of an intelligence briefing that i received. >> secretary clinton also called on republicans, all republicans, to distance themselves from trump's remarks. meantime donald trump continues to send mixed messages about his plans, including how he would go after i.s.i.s. in the first have the military to draw up a plan to quickly destroy i.s.i.s., he says. then last night he said he also has a secret plan of his own. he then criticized u.s. generals and the administration for their handling of the iraq war. >> i think under the leadership of barrack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. they would probably be different generals, to be honest with you. i mean, i'm looking at the generals -- >> there's john hook when he

town. he eased up a little bit saying that he had great faith in the u.s. military and great faith in certain commanders. congressional lawmakers frustrated with the so-called sanctuary cities, whose policies are hindering immigration enforcement, are finally talking about change, and it's a change that could withhold millions of dollars of federal aid if local law enforcement doesn't change its ways. >> i believe that there is a movement inside th current path of allowing people in this country illegally to remain. >> that is louisiana's top cop, who was going after the justice department's policy regarding sanctuary cities. jeff landry claims that the policy is what allowed bus driver dennis rodriguez, a honduran illegal immigrant to remain behind the wheel last week, when he hit a fire truck

he said new orleans's sanctuary city policy protected him from being deported even after he was charged with driving without a license and domestic abuse. >> it prohibits our law enforcement agents from taking potentially dangerous criminals off of our streets. >> the justice department policy prevents police from investigating someone's immigration status and doesn't require local law enforcement to help immigration and customs the problem is that the justice department's general recently collude included that the federal policy violates federal law. when asked about this conflict, attorney general loretta lynch gave a vague answer. >> we do not view that decree in advising the city in anyway to ignore the laws. >> but it could mean that many of the top sanctuary cities in

federal funding if they don't cooperate with i.c.e. >> many are convinced that it would be up to the next president to deal with it. knowledge of foreign policy is crucial for any presidential candidate. libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson is learning that the lack of knowledge on the subject can come and bite you in a big way and embarrass you. >> what would you do if you were elected about aleppo. >> >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. >> okay. got it. got it. >> really is ground zero for the refugee crisis, the fighting in syria. aleppo is in northern syria, a city that is facing that massive humanitarian crisis, and they are seeing some of the worst, most violent fighting in the region. it is also the location of the iconic image of the little boy

you are looking at it right here, after his home had been destroyed by bombs. earlier tonight, candidate johnson spoke with fox news's neil cavuto about his flub. >> i'm going to trying to make lemonade out of this is what i'm going to try to do, which is to talk about the policy in syria right now, and aleppo is at the center of that policy. >> but you didn't seem to know that. >> well, you know, i was aleppo, and guilty. no excuse whatsoever. >> yeah. he should have known it. but i give him points for really admitting it, falling on the sword and saying i screwed up. that is refreshing. >> it happens, yep. >> it's a tough one to screw up on, unfortunately for him. his knowledge about foreign policy is key, especially as he inches closer to reaching that 15% that he needs in support in order to be allowed on stage for

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fox 10 news is back. samsung is in the midst of recalling millions of its newest phone. there was so much hope for this phone. the galaxy note 7, a gorgeous phone, but the news was not good for one florida man. he didn't get news about the recall in time. we are talking about a man who claims his new phone is responsible for setting his beloved jeep on fire.

john. he says he'd just gotten the phone days earlier, was charging it, the phone in the car. he went inside to unload some stuff, and the car, as you see here, exploded into a fireball. samsung has admitted that a small number of devices had battery cell issues, but that's not sitting well with nathan. >> that's the last thought in my head, is that a brand-new device, something as simple as a phone, is going to burn down my car or my house or hurt a family member. i don't think another samsung product in my house. >> i mean, thank god that the car was not parked in the garage or his house would have gone up in flames. right now he's out of a phone. he's out of a car. nathan says he's just thankful that no one is hurt, including his 8-year-old daughter. >> well, this problem has so gothen so serious that u.s. safety regulators are urging air passengers not to turn on the devices or charge them while in flight. they are also asking that you

baggage. meantime, the phone which just went on sale three weeks ago has been recalled. samsung has stopped selling the first batch of the note 7 phones and is offering replacements to customers. tonight in the business watch, banking giant wells fargo, $185 million in fines now by federal california regulators who claim that bank employees opened millions of unauthorized accounts for their customers just to meet their sales goals. sales staff opened 2 million unauthorized bank and credit card accounts and then used customer money to transfer to and from the bogus accounts. they even created fake e-mail addresses to sign up people for online banking services that weren't even real. drivers, listen up, we have got some recalls for you, and they are some pretty big ones. ford is adding around

recall. apparently the doors can fly open while the vehicle is driving. several models oaf the past few years being impacted at this time. meantime, mazda is pulling back nearly 160,000 vehicles in america and canada. apparently rear hatches can fall on the car while it is moving. this recall is for a bunch of cars and suvs made over the past six years. and if you are looking for a home, look at this, a 30-year fixed rate mortgaging ticking down this past week, now at 3.44%, low set nearly four years ago. and football fans, bring your appetite and your wallet on game day, because according to a new survey, people are expected to spend $20 million this season, on tailgate parties, including things like burgers, dogs, chips and dip. the dip will always get you. that's business, i'm neil cavuto. history being made by a man, and in doing so he is saving hundreds of thousands of lives in the process.

he made a promise to his dying wife back in 1989 that he would donate blood every two weeks. 25 years later, he has continued his pledge and today he donated blood for the 6-hundredth time. he holds the record for the most blood donations in arizona, and he in the top ten in the entire country. >> i kept my promise. i think she's smiling down on us now. but it's been my pleasure to be able to work with these nice people here and stuff at the center. >> that's amazing. to honor james' service and inspiration, phoenix mayor has declared today james van dyne day to celebrate his lifetime of dedication to those in need. >> wow, he has done an amazing thing. an amazing thing. >> every two weeks, he saved

like self-driving cars. but what if that car were able to steer you away from speed traps or photo radar? the new idea from google. we are going to talk about it,

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>> well -- >> not that you're, like, trying to avoid the police, but, you know, nobody wants to get a ticket, right? google filed a patent for their self-driving cars that would help the vehicles avoid first responder cars, but of course some people think it would maybe help avoid the police speed traps or maybe if there's a photo radar on the side of the road, your google car will locate that there is a police car and steer you around it. >> boy, that's up by my house where i grew up. it's all of the google video. >> i use it, i love it, i think it's great. so if you don't want a self-driving car. >> that's 280 right there heading up to san francisco, in case you're wondering. here's the thing, robert made a very good point in the studio. if you're in a self-driving car, it shouldn't speed. so why do you need to avoid the cops? >> if you're in a self-driving

>> you're going to override the self-driving car? that is so you. >> just a smidge faster, not too much faster. >> okay, all right. good luck getting a job in silicon valley if you're over 40, john. >> so that guy is out. >> that guy is definitely out. >> he looks like he is about to his lose job. he looks pretty forlorn. 40 is considered ancient in silicon valley, the median age is 31. as mark z younger people are just smarter. >> well, don't they say in terms of design or any major break through, even steven jobs talked about this, it's probably not going to come from somebody older. a major break through is going to come from somebody who is younger, with fresh thinking, no rules. >> who is going to get the job done? >> well, that's us. >> we are the workforce. >> it's you, me, jude, dave. >> younger people are better at

i'll give you that. i don't want to work with them if they don't want me. if i'm too told for them, i don't want them. >> you don't need the aggravation. i get it. post your thoughts on our facebook pages, john hook. >> and kari lake fox 10. >> remember the folks upstairs. we get the job done. honey badger is back, readyo go, and patrick peterson couldn't be happier. we are counting down to sunday

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you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. three most important players on the football field, quarterback, cornerback, and pass rusher, and when it comes to cardinals are loaded with some of the very best, welcoming back tyran mathieu just in time for sunday night, patrick peterson couldn't be happier. think about this. you get a matchup against edelman, amendola. it looks like gronk might play. he has a hamstring injury, but i think he'splying. martellus bennett, petersen one of the best, if not the very best in the game today, number 20. you have tyran mathieu.

williams, the rookie cornerback who will start sunday night against the patriots? do they roll him over to safety, give him an assist here? an interesting thing to watch. 32 and 21 together, can you say play makers? here's richard saenz. >> jude, petersen is provided for another pro bowl season, but of course the overall goal is a super bowl ring. as coaches like to say, not a super bowl, but a super bowl ring. the good have his running mate, the honey badger, right there with him. >> it was to have training camp to allow him to get his legs back up under him, but i am extactic to i guess have my partner in crime back on the field with me. we'll take it slow the first couple of weeks to see how he's acclimated with things, but for the most part we are definitely happy to have him back. >> naturally, i would be excited. sunday night football.

will be high. so i just really want to raise the energy of everybody around me and hopefully my energy stays high for four quarters. >> he was asked if he would be all over the place like he always is. he flashed a sneaky smile, saying we'll see. that's what we call a tease in the tv business. >> here's another tease, witch sandch game, richard saenz in the locker room, making plays with the play makers, and ruud carpenter breaking down the plays. and what about tonight, denver broncos hosting carolina, a replay of super bowl 50. colin kaepernick takes a knee during the national anthem. beautiful screen pass, c.j. anderson, 25 yards, touchdown, denver, 17-14.

trying to make a play, ball deflected and some how harris, jr. dives under it, makes the grab. can you say interception? i want you to watch carefully the next play. darien stewart launches into cam newton right here. college game, you're immediately ejected. offsetting penalties, play the down over. nfl, are concussion protocol? you tell me. dazed and confused, somehow gets it out. piece of cake. for a guy like gano? left, wide left. 20-21 over carolina, they win the rematch tonight in denver. let's swing over to a.s.u., you want to talk about a quarterback that can wing it, patrick holmes, this guy can put

how about a completion percentage of 36 64%, they put 69 points on over the weekend last weekend. man, they can let it fly, todd graham on the quarterback from texas tech. >> i mean, he really understands the system. he's big. he's hard to tackle. he has a very quick release, and they spread you all over the place. >> quick little thought here. if you launch like that in a college game, you are immediately that's an offsetting penalty, let's see if the fines come and the aftermath. cam newton may be getting tested for the protocols for concussion after this game. back now with kari lake for fox 10 news at 10:00. we are learning more now about the woman shot and killed while driving down a valley freeway. tonight we hear from people who knew the victim. and the woman accused in a dadly dui accident released from jail, the outrage from the family of one of the victims.

historic day for nasa as it blasts off on a seven-year mission. see what the space agency hopes to learn from an asteroid. thank you for joining us tonight for fox 10 news at 10:00. a woman shot and killed as she drove up the 51 last night. the victim identified as 49-year-old dinya farmer, and police s help calling 911 saying somebody in a truck was following her, chasing her on the freeway. well, tonight the search continues for the killer in this case, and we are hearing from those who knew dinya best. fox 10's marcy jones is live tonight with more. marcy? >> that's right, kari. i got a chance to sit down with one of dinya's former employers, terry. she says she remembers her as a fabulous mother with a flair and a great passion for decorating. she says right now though is the