suspect at this time. we are gathering more information and have a crew on the way to the scene and will keep you updated if we get morning news on this during the show. >> another news alert as two people are found dead in a sun city west home. police are calling their deaths suspicious. this happened in a neighborhood near 147th avenue and futura. police are waiting on getting a search warrant to enter the house to start investigating. neighbors say people was having a hard time dealing with the loss of his late wife. >> i just -- i don't know exactly what happened here, but i know he was taken things pretty hard when his wife passed away. they just couldn't have been nicer people. >> still no word tonight on what led to their deaths. the victim's identities have not been released. we will keep you updated as we

in other news ash valley man is home from the hospital today after spending four and a half months there. >> he was struck by lightning while out riding his horse. not too far from his family's ranch. and today he got to meet the man who is credited with saving his life. >> danielle miller joins us live with more. >> this man has been in the hospital for four and a half months after being struck by that lightning and he was just released yesterday. today he met the man his family calls their guardian >> my family, thank you both for coming for me, coming from my heart, thank you. >> it's been a long and emotional four and a half month for jaime santana. today just one day after being released from the hospital, he is meeting the man that is credited with saving his life. >> i wanted to meet this man. i wanted to meet him. i wanted to be with my family and for me to findally sit in

i don't know i can't explain that. >> robert bieber performed cpr on santana after he was struck by lightning while riding his horse in buckeye a half mile from his family's ranch. bieber says his skills from being a volunteer firefighter for 18 years kicked in quick. without those skills, santana might not be here today. >> more than likely not because of the time frame for the fire department to get there. we hadn't seen him we wouldn't have gotten ahold of 911 when we did to g >> god put me there at the right time for a reason. >> this whole process has been bitter sweet but in a way he is thankful it happened. he says because of this traumatic since didn't. he and his father now have a relationship. his entire family is closer and he will become a better person. the gift of a second chance thanks to robert. >> for me to get better, be better at home, be better with my family, be better with everybody.

they say it's perfect, you don't know what you have until it's really -- until it's gone. >> and san tan says doctors have told him it could take possibly a year for him to fully recover. he and his family are definitely hoping that happens much sooner. santana telling us he is actually excited to get back on a horse. reporting live, danielle miller, "fox 10 news." nearly 200 fugitives are now in jail thanks to a long investigation by the u.s. marshal's office. >> among those in jail include people who are wanted for kidnapping and sex and drug offenses. now this all happened today. the u.s. marshal's office able to seize 15 grams of cocaine, 60 grams of heroin and 24 ounces of marijuana. they were able to seize 22 guns. marshal's office say they do these operations often to keep the community safe. >> we do this on a daily basis.

group and large task force to go after what we consider the worst of the worse. those individuals that are committing violent crimes in our communities. >> $13,000 also seized in this operation. they did a similar operation back in april where they arrested more than 200 fugitives that time as well. a deadly crash involving a motorcycle early today on the i-17. dps says the motorcyclist veered off the road and hit a chain link fence. there is no sig impairment being a factor here, according to dps. the off-ramps on the i-17 at greenway and bell road were closed for a few hours. dps troopers say that they don't know why the motorcyclist veered off the road in the first place. a haz-mat situation in maryvale today after two men accidentally spilled mercury while out cleaning up a neighborhood. the two men found a bag filled with the liquid metal in an alley where they were volunteering. one of the men dumped the

it splashed on their pants. officials checked both men and they said there wasn't a significant amount on them. >> i picked it up and i'm like what is this? it's splashing everywhere and i pour it into a concentrated apple and i could see what this is. i'm thinking it's glistening off the water. no, it was definitely mercury. >> the man who had mercury that splashed on him there he said that he will be okay. fire officials say to call the fire department if you ever have any mercury to d >> well, we are miles away from the dakotas, but people right here in the valley are standing in solidarity with protesters of the dakota access pipeline. >> this has been a contentious topic for months and now progress has been made in the favor of the protesters all thanks to the department of justice. marcy jones live now with the details for us. >> hundreds of people came together right here in phoenix to stand in solidarity with them. even though this is a step in

>> hundreds of valley residents gathered today to show support for the standing rock sioux tribe in solidarity against the dakota access pipeline. members of the rose bud sioux tribe say now that thousands of protesters have the world's attention, it's time to be heard. >> i grew up on a reservation in south dakota. if this pipeline is built will be affected by any oil leaks because of where we get our water >> the environmental racism was used to describe the feeling have of what's happening in north dakota. something tribe members say they are familiar with. >> it's not just about the water. it's everything. our land. our tradition, our culture, everything that's being taken away. i mean, it goes back down to the 1800s. what we were taught. >> steven of rose bud sioux tribe says this issue is bigger than race. in an end an unforeseen error

>> white man body made up of 80% water as well as natives. everybody. we need water. if that pipeline when it breaks underneath the missouri river, it will infect the river. it will cause birth defects, it will cause death, it will cause nobody to have any clean water to drink. >> yesterday a federal judge denied the tribe to block the construction. however, the department of justice stepped in to halt construction while officials rethink the next steps. finish line. >> it's a step forward, but it's not the end. there is still a long way to go we have to make sure that we don't stop until we stop this pipeline. >> justice department announcing steps to protect for now a lake along the construction route. reporting live, marcy jones, "fox 10 news." you can put half of

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remember this nightmare. still in play are parts of arizona's ballot collection law that says ballots from people who voted in the wrong precinct don't count. with the presidential election now less than two months away, things are really starting to heat up. >> can it get any hotter? >> just when you think they can't they do. >> democratic nominee hillary clinton is now brought voters into the mud slinging offending those voting for donald trump >> you can put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> clinton released a statement this afternoon apologizing for her comment. republican candidate donald trump called the statement insulting to his supporters. he says his supports are millions of amazing and hard working people. trump was in st. louis today speaking at the funeral of a

trump's running mate weighed in saying voters deserve respect. >> hard working americans. they are not a basket of anything. they are americans and deserve your respect. >> clinton say commercial featuring republican leaders saying that trump is unfit to be president. trump says it's sad that republicans would allow themselves to be in c the republican nominee attacked clinton's mental health calling her, quote, an unstable person. hope you are enjoying your saturday evening and still have a lot of weekend left. we have the rest of the forecast coming up and what you can expect as we make our way into

it's 96 degrees right now. calm winds registering at nothing right now. so just about a perfect evening and it will get nicer. tomorrow morning is nice as well. clear over the tower cam. fox satellite radar shows not much going on a little bit of moisture in the state and that's pretty much moderate chopped out. a low pressure system off california that will be pulling in some monsoon moisture as we make our way into the workweek and we are expecting some showers at the beginning of the week. we will have that coming up in your full forecast. as you can see, again, a little bit of light showers across the state today. isolated and not too much to report. the dew points that are popping

the state and into the 60s down in nogales and tucson so there is moisture in that area and that's why we saw a few of those pop up isolated showers earlier today and clearing out tonight. here is what we have going on for our temperatures mostly mid- to upper 80s and low 90s across the board here. not a bad night out there up north. 79 in kingman and over at lake havasu along the colorado river 95. yuma at 92 and tucson currently at 83 degrees. our high today was two degrees off the normal. 111 was the high set back in 1990. for the overnight low we are expecting 82. few degrees off normal for this time of year. for us as we mentioned in the southwest not a lot of activity going on. we do have a lot of storm activity making its way across the eastern part of the country. really from north to south all the way down from texas up to chicago and then illinois area and moving its way on through hitting the eastern seaboard probably over night and moving

active weather weekend for those folks living in that part of the country of for us overnight lows looking nice. 79 in gila bend. 65 in sedona. 53 for you in window rock. 50 in st. johns. at 65 in globe. casa grande at 76 degrees tonight. for tomorrow, kind of a warm day. let's call it 106 in yuma. 101 in phoenix. 88 in globe. north 86 in sedona and 81 in the grand canyon. 74 in flagstaff. here is what we have going on for tonight. we are expecting for most of the valley will get down to the overnight low. clear skies and then tomorrow morning 81 degrees you wake up at 7:00 it will be 101 for a high. we are expecting the chance of storms mostly on monday. about a 10% chance for isolated storms tomorrow. grows to 20% chance on monday. and then should be clearing back out the drying pattern. temps look nice and overnight lows look great in the 70s. >> we will take it sounds good.

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tomorrow mark 15 years tomorrow marks 15 years since the tragic events of september 11th. today the blood drive was held at tempe beach park. a memorial is also set up with nearly 3,000 flags commemorating the lives lost in the attacks. in each flag has been named of a person who died in the attack and information how they lived. the memorial will be open tomorrow until 8:00 p.m. runners also honored a firefighter who sacrificed his life on 9-11 in order to save people. >> that's right, they took part in the tunnel to tower 5k run and walk to honor firefighter

that run was held in phoenix. started at 8:46 this morning and the same time that first tower was hit in the attacks 15 years ago. the tunnel to towers website says steven had just finished his shift as a firefighter when he got word of the attacks. he was on his way to play golfs with his -- play golf with his brothers but turned around and grabbed his gear to save lives. a local group putting on a bake sale today to raise money for aunt aids research. >> that foundation is an organization that focuses on funding for the aids walk every year. >> this foundation first started fundraising by doing a bake sale and now going back to their roots. doing another one. the money would go toward raising money for the annual aids walk. aunt rita's co-founder says he couldn't believe the amount of support there is at the walk he started. >> when we go down to the walk

year, i'm like, wow. keep it alive, it's amazing. >> the aids walk is scheduled to take place october 23. aunt rita's foundation goal is to raise $400,000. people throughout the valley coming together today to give back as all part of a united way community project. >> this was held over at sutton elementary school in phoenix of volunteers there help doingnet, test and install car seats for families who are in need today school. repainting areas that needed it on campus. volunteers from aaa and united way helped put the car seats into the parent's cars. it's the caleb belage show. how the asu running back having a record breaking night in temp each trust me, you got to see these highlights coming up after

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what a way to start the year for the what a way to start the year for the arizona cardinals. the cards get a home game and more importantly play the patriots without tom brady who suspended and rob gronkowski who is hurt. you can't ask for much. the cardinals have high hopes this year and that's just the way head coach bruce arians likes it. >> you had pretty good success if you have been here for three years. and then you know what kind of battle it's going to be. i don't think we know what w have until coach belichick said you don't know what you have until october. we got a lot of guys back but every year is different. and we want high expectations every year. >> it's gonna be a good one and once it's over, we break it all down for you right here on fox 10. once the game is over we will have your first look at highlights right here live reports from the field post game reaction from coach and inside the locker room. it's that time of year,

has you covered not one but to games on fox 10 tomorrow. we start with rogers and the packer taking on the jacksonville jaguars followed by the giants and cowboys. it all starts at 9:00 a.m. fox nfl -- >> it was all about the college kids like the arizona state sun devils. taking on texas tech. here comes tech patrick mahomes to justin stockton and look out. this kid two words, i'm gone. takes it to the house. 70 yards for the touchdown. are you kidding me? we got a ball game, boys and girls. here comes asu with some trickery who has the ball? and it's a touchdown, kalen ballage all by himself. an unbelievable night a record breaking night. don't believe me? see for yourself. watch this guy run. unbelievable run. kalen ballage plowing through

step out of bounds and that would take it in for the touchdown. next possession, yes, get the ball to number 7, ballage again for a touchdown. he has just set the college football record for touchdowns in a game with eight. but texas tech won't go away. they keep coming back. is that shootout, boys and girls. they are going back and forth but the red raiders cannot stop this guy. kalen ballage set the ncaa recordor with eight and counting this game is far from over. of course, we have much more on this game tomorrow. wow, what a game out in tempe. we switch gears to talk baseball as the d-backs get another crack at the giants. archie bradley, the man on the mound. joe panic with a big hit right here. hunter pence on his bike trying to score from first and he does. he has some wheels and makes it 1-0 san francisco. the giants win it 11-3 the final

tonight in tempe. >> that's exciting.

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