now at 9:00, smartphones catching fire, and now one company is recalling all of them. why some consumers don't seem too concerned. an itchy situation for one valley man after he bedbugs crawling all over this motorized scooter. >> next thing you know, i'm looking at my back, and i'm just covered in bites. >> what a valley store is now doing about this. plus, we'll introduce you to the hometown kid getting a chance to play for his hometown team. >> i love football, and i just, the next opportunity i get, i'll keep trying to take advantage of

launches of the summer turns into a bust, but after less than a month on the market, samsung telling people to stop using their new galaxy note 7 smartphones. >> yeah, and the company wants customers to turn off their phones, take them back to the store as soon as possible as some phones appear to have faulty batteries inside, and that can can explode and start a fire, as you see here. >> the list of these incidents continues to grow longer and longer, and the taking notice. they are warning all travelers not to pack these phones into their checked bags and they don't even want you to turn these phones on while in the air. ty brennan joins us now live with the latest. ty? >> reporter: yeah, kari, this all stems from samsung's now galaxy note 4, and they say it is the lithium ion batteries that are causing the problem. right now, experts aren't sure

overheating and causing fires, and so far there have been dozens and dozens of cases happening. >> reporter: how concerned would you be if you had one of these samsung phones? >> very concerned. >> reporter: greg pruitt is the owner of you break it, i fix in tempe, he is an expert in the field of smartphones and says this new recall by galaxy over the note 7 is concerning. >> i would follow samsung's advice, and also from the u.s. government, to turn your phone off and pretty much te samsung or your carrier just to get a replacement. >> the u.s. consumer products safety commission sending out a warning to all 2.5 smartphone users to return the phone to the stores. these are charred instance of what used to be a jeep grand cherokee. the owner of the car in florida says it was the new samsung

fire. the majority of the fires are sparked when the phone is being charged or being used a lot. >> when they are charging or doing heavy use, day to do, using your e-mails for phone calls during e-mails, stuff like that, or unbranded aftermarket chargers, that's going to be an issue as well. >> reporter: again, this recall is for the samsung galaxy note 7. and now can return it back to the store. they will give you a replacement until the new ones come out with a new fix. we have all of that information on our website right now, and coming up at 10:00, we are going to introduce you to a valley man who is a big samsung phone. and we'll tell you why he says he's not too concerned. reporting live in downtown phoenix tonight, ty brennan, fox 10 news. >> ty, thank you. and as samsung works to remedy those issues with its galaxy note 7, the company is seeing

on wall street, shares dropping rapidly today, also taking another step by selling its printer business to how do yewl packard for just over $1 billion. an accident this morning, northbound on i-17 and thomas, the victim stranded on the side of i-17, his car broken down, when he was bit by seb white older model pickup truck, probably has significant front end damage and a right rearview mirror might be missing. the victim's name has not been released but we do know he is in his early 20s. and we are learning more about a house spart shooting early sunday morning. police say they have arrested somebody who lived at the home. the suspect exchanged gunfire with somebody who was outside he house.

a tan suv in the area was also struck by flying bullets but people inside the vehicle weren't hurt. bedbugs aren't the kind of thing that you want to see the place where you buy food, groceries, clothes, household products. >> not at all, but a valley couple says that is exactly what they encountered during a recent trip to walmart. the couple claims that the store's motorized scooters, you have probably seen these, are crawling with bedbugs, and they have the bites to prove it. andrew hasbun how walmart is responding. >> reporter: kari, they have the bites and the video that they have now posted online. it has now been seen by hundreds of thousands of people on facebook. it happened near at the walmart on bethany home road. and the man who claims that he was attacked by bugs claims he could feel them biting shortly after he sat in the cart. the video hard to stomach, the bugs clearly visible, climbing

seat. >> it was bite after bite after bite. >> he was shopping at the walmart last night. his foot was hurting, so he hopped on one of the motorized carts. moments later, he could feel the bugs. >> i thought it was probably just the rubber from the seat. i'm like, small itch. keep strolling through the walmart, ten minutes later the itch got worse. that's when i was like, you know what, i need to check what's on the seat. >> this is what he found, the seat >> it's kind of disgusting, because if they were already on te chair, they are probably already spread throughout the walmart. >> he complained to management and they took the cart away. he also filled out an incident report to the store and went to the doctor to have the bug bites checked out. his wife posted the video to facebook and it exploded online. >> we posted the video just to let people know about walmart, how dirty it was, and it just blew up. >> reporter: and all of this was if you have to get the attention of walmart. their corporate office tells us

removed from service. reporting live in phoenix, i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. the giant inflatable cow, remember this? it was stolen from a valley chick-fil-a over the weekend. we are happy to report he has been found. a tipster spotted the clown in someone's backyard. kind of hard to hide this cow. the police showed up at a person's home. the man said he brought it at a garage sale. the cow, a one in arizona, has now been returned to the chick-fil-a franchise owner, and t the tipsr who found the cow is getting a pretty sweet reward, chick-fil-a giving him free meals for an entire year. a pair of thieves were caught on camera stealing thousands of dollars of tools and work equipment from a work van. the thieves pulled up, you can

quality video, one of them stands watch while the other uses a crowbar to break the back of the vehicle wide-open, and they make off with a lot of equipment. they seem to know exactly what they are going for. those green canisters there are freon, and not cheap, worth 800 bucks a piece. and it's like they targeted this car, because it's opened up and they are gone in a few seconds. the owner of the vehicl doesn't want to be identified, says the thieves got away with $3,000 in personal tools and $6,000 worth of company equipment. >> they are in and out in two minutes. in this two minutes, they gabbed everything that was worth over two, $300, and that was about four or five trips. >> and again, it's an air-conditioning business that this guy works for, and he is hoping that someone recognizes the guys in the video and the green dodge durango that they are driving. if you have any information on

witness at 480-witness. well, a little cloud cover today. we did have some scattered showers around the valley, one over here, one over there. still a little chance of rain out there. we'll take a look coming up. diagnosis, pneumonia, but questions about hillary clinton's health continue to dog her on the campaign trail. we'll hear from a doctor about what pneumonia means for the candidate and her ability to camp a valley yoga teacher accused of having sex with underaged boys at a bar mitzvah, why she now believes she is the victim. but up next, she stole more than $150,000 from a cancer charity meant to help cancer patients. how that charity is still trying

that was supposed to go to people who were fighting cancer, but instead it went into this woman's pocket. she was caught stealing thousands of dollars in donations from a cancer charity that she worked for, and today she was sentenced to two years behind bars for the crime. the charity is working to get back on its feet now. they say her arrest is making potential donors a bit skittish. >> and that's pretty tough for them to try to get back on their feet. their image has been tarnished. it's been almost five years employee's scheme, and even though they are still trying to repair the damage that's been done. they are hoping that their loss will serve as warning to others. >> because the true victims of this, other than our organization, are those with cancer. >> reporter: that's how the leaders of the cancer support community of arizona are feeling right now. the local nonprofit serves more than 11,000 patients and their families, and they are trying to repair their reputation after one of their own is convicted of stealing hundreds of thousands

42-year-old melissa, who was in charge of the organization's bookkeeping for five years, was convicted of embezzling nearly $200,000, just so she could spend it on herself. she bought clothe, concert takes into account, and even gave herself a raise. >> there were not any signs that he was going to do this. >> reporter: but that soon changed when the group discovered that the numbers weren't adding up. they immediately notified the attorney general's office, and uncovered her scheme. >> unfortunately, she was a trusted staff member, and there was not double oversight on her activities, because she was trusted. >> reporter: trust that has now been tarnished for both. cancer support community has been working for years to try to repair that damage and they say this has cast a dark shadow over them, but they say don't expect this to keep them from helping

>> we did not let this destroy us. our mission to serve those with cancer, their families and caregivers has never been more lived in our staff, our community, our partners. we had to make up lost ground, and that's what we are doing. >> can they get the money back? the group hopes they can. a restitution hearing is coming up that will decide that. no, he didn't still ahead, the congressional district five race in arizona is still too close to call. why one of the candidates is demanding more than just recount. well, nice night out after a day with some scattered rain showers. there's still a light chance of rain in the forecast, and we'll have that forecast for you,

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coming up at 10:00, things get a little rough at a donald trump rally today when a trump supporter steps in to help security. ever wonder if there are consequences if you give a bad review on yelp? a court answers that question today when it rules on a lawsuit. one town is trying to bring home the bacon. the clever way it's trying to persuade kevin bacon to attend its bacon fest, and we'll have the actor's rsvp on fox 10 news at 10:00. well, hi, everybody. look at us. we are in the 80s here, southeast at 16, so it's a little windy still. it has been windy through the day today. there have been a few advisories out there. and you can see these

86 in mesa, 84 right now in chandler. we have surprise at 88 degrees at the present time. take a look at it, a little bit of moisture finding its way into the state today. we had some scattered around, a shower here, a shower there, had some reports of showers on the west side up in ahwatukee, over in the east valley a little bit of active weather. and it continues to be a little active out there with some fairly good storms down to the south of us. we take a little look down casa grande had few of them passing through during the day today, but look it, it is clearing up nicely at this time. we look over on the east side here, and we see some of this stuff coming from the west kind of passing through there. some of the heavier stuff, right there you can see a couple of storms rolling through, and there's still a little bit out there, just kind of hanging on. you'll see it right up in this area here, and continuing to move in an easterly direction. i mentioned that we did have some advisories out. they continue in the northern

until 8:00 tomorrow, one of them until 6:00 tomorrow. so we will watch that. and you can see it's still windy, look at that, bullhead city at 26 miles an hour, 18 in sedona, 12 in payson, 26 miles an hour in globe right now, and as we put the futurecast into motion, here we are right here. we will see a little bit of active weather here and there as we head toward the weekend, but things really seem to stay just a little bit away from the valley. me, that's the high on the day today at 101 degrees. you can see all around it here, we had some upper 90s, mid-90s at gateway, 81 at payson, 81 at prescott, 82 at sedona, 81 at the grand canyon, 100 in gila bend, in tuscon it was 91, here 101. 83 the morning low, 101 and 78 would be your normal high and low.

your record low at 58. here's your forecast page, much nicer than the high page today. we bring it down to 94 degrees. you see some 90s surrounded it, some upper nineties, some mid-90s out there as well, but most things staying in the 90s. 97 is the forecast for yuma. 97 is the forecast for casa grande. 4 in payson, 65 at flagstaff, and 80 at st. john's. and look at those lows, boy these lows are nice, these are all of the valley them staying right there in the mid-70s, some of them a little lower than this, but not temperature. across the country, temperature lows getting down into the 20s in some of these areas of wyoming, and with that the chilly weather finding its way in there, and then some flooding down through portions of arkansas and then some showers in the areas of the carolinas, and some of those showers fairly heavy, a little bit of flooding down in there as well.

results from that. 19 hundredths of an inch in new orleans. look at billings at 59 hundredths of an inch on the day today, and only 49 degrees for those folks. 92 in memphis, 86 degrees in washington. we had 90 in atlanta with 92 in dallas today, 83 at salt lake city, and look at that, mid-70s up in seattle. looking at the overnight low, 76 degrees, below the norm, as we look at those high mp week, a lot of them, in fact all of them, below the norm right now with those mid and starting to get into the low 90-degree temperatures. very, very nice for this time of year. watch your kids around water. coming up in the next half hour of fox 10 news, he's a hometown kid with dreams of playing for his hometown team. we'll introduce you to a football player who may soon be helping in the arizona cardinals' request to make it to the super bowl.

scrambling after a couple of glendale schools are forced to close. what the district is doing to

tonight two elementary tonight, two elementary schools in glendale are being called unsafe, and now they are closed for emergency repairs. >> and the big question is how long will those repairs take. and it could be weeks. today the district held meetings

affected. linda williams explains what they plan to do moving forward. >> parent of students who attend landmark and challenger schools gathered monday afternoon here at civic center for answers, though they probably didn't get thens as they were hoping for. more than 1400 students attend these schools in glendale. both schools are now closed for an emergency structural repair. those students will now have to go on a split schedule other schools in the district. desert spirit and bicentennial school north are the ones that will be on the split shift. for half the day, those schools will accommodate landmark and challenger students. when those students leave, those schools will then accommodate their regular students. that means everyone will get a half day of classes. some parents not too happy about that. >> it tears everything apart, you know. we have got to put our kids in a

sleep earlier because they have to wake up earlier. they have to eat breakfast earlier. everything, kind of just a domino effect. >> reporter: glendale school superintendent says this is the best solution they could come up with on short notice, so as it stands, challenger and landmark remain closed, possibly for the next few weeks as they make emergency repairs. those students on thursday will then start double sessions at two two new schools, desert spirits and bicentennial north. those new sessions will start on wednesday morning. i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. the results from arizona's august primary election have been officially certified, but there's still one race that is up in the air, and it's a big one. the fifth congressional district, that's where andy biggs leads christine jones by just 16 votes now. the secretary of state's office will begin taking steps tomorrow to start a recount of the votes. but along with a recount, christine jones is also asking

she claims there were several anomalies in the initial count for district five, including a larger than normal number of votes that were simply thrown out because voted for more than one candidate. hillary clinton is resting at home tonight following an apparent collapse the 9/11 memorial event over the weekend in n clinton's doctor says she has pneumonia, diagnosed with it on wednesday. her health could have a major p. a valley doctor tells us that pneumonia is very common but it can have very serious. >> it's a very common condition. i have had many, many patients with pneumonia. we see it in children, young people, middle aged people, but it is more common common as people get into their 60s and older. most people recover completely

>> clinton's campaign has now promised to release more of her medical records later in the week, and today hillary clinton tweeted like anyone who has ever been home sick from work, i'm just anxious to get back out there. see you on the trail soon. in the meantime, her husband, bill clinton, will stand in for hillary the her events in california and las vegas. donald trump is staying quiet about health in fact, he wished her well. he is focusing on her comment, basket of deplorables. >> she called these patriotic men and women every vile name in the book. she called them racist, sexist, xenophobic, islamophobic. she called half of our supporters a basket of deplorables. >> trump is using the remark as

aggressive ad blitz to counterattack clinton using her own words. by the way, trump plans to release more of his medical records later this week. it was a tough loss. i feel like i need medical care after that game. >> it was rough. >> it was crazy. the cardinals falling to the patriots in their first game of the season last night. >> now, we all know that football is game of highs and lows, and there were some lows on sunday, but before the team even took the field for the regular seas their families were already feeling the roller coaster of emotions. >> tonight, the player of football players chasing a dream with his mom and his dad by his side. >> my name is lisa bundy, and my son is marquese bundy. since the first day he was born, marquese was a football player. it was in him. it was part of his personality. it's who he is.

football came from my dad. >> he was a football player. he playedfor u of a. he started the dream for me. i just always loved to play, and then when my mom and my dad got divorced, i just kept going. i just liked it, and then it just sparked a fire in my heart. >> he has been actively involved in pop warner since five, all four years of college. he played at the university of new mexico for four years. and now he's at training camp for the arizona cardinals. >> give me an idea of what it's like to try out for your hometown team, a team you grew with? >> i think it's awesome. one of my favorite teams. i'm always playing with them on madden. i'm always looking up to the cardinals. i had season tickets. it is awesome. >> for me, it has not sunk in.

feeling or going throug the emotions, is this really happening? so it's just so exciting to see him go through this journey, and the emotions are -- there is highs and there are lows. >> i love you marquese! >> to watch the process is a little bit daunting. >> you like bundy coming up with a big time catch. >> because one excited, and the next minute you're not. you're crying. >> i know every time he receives the ball and makes the most of his opportunities, his family is very proud, as we talked about earlier. >> growing up in anthem, and now here you are just a few miles down the road, following your nfl dream. give us an insigh into that ambition, chasing that dream. >> i just stay focused. i love football. each opportunity i get, i'm just

>> everybody touched it, and bundy comes down with it. >> are you kidding me? >> this is his dream. this is his goal. it's vastly different than high school, and different than be being -- the stakes are extremely high. i'm just so thankful that the arizona cardinals, such a great organization, has given my son an opportunity. >> i love that my mom, she's around, mental attitude in my mind because she's so positive, and she always smiles. so i just love my mom, because she just always keeps me happy. i know every time i'm going through a dark place, i can just call my mom, because i know she's always happy. >> we're just really, really close. he knows if he needs something, he can call mom. i am his number one support.

he's still my child. it's sad to go through the process and see after all of the hard work that he did not make the final cut. so -- but i am just again so thankful for the opportunity, and i'm proud of my son for going through the process and making it this far. ? bundy played in the preseason for the cards, but unfortunately he was released from the team in the final cut. >> tonight though he is hoping to be put back on the team's practice squad. and jude, this is an interesting look at the behind the scenes stuff we don't normally see. >> here's a guy that grew up a cardinal fan, a young man, went to high school here. and the hope is, in the

that changes throughout the season, the hope is can bundy be resigned to that practie squad. we may know more in the days ahead. speaking of the cardinals, there has been so much talk about the long snapper and the kick that was wide left in the final moments of last night's game. you're going to hear from the holder, what went wrong, what happened, what needs to be fixed so it doesn't happen again, ahead in sports. >> it's hard to watch that play, isn't teacher on trial, the shocking allegations against her and the latest from the courthouse

the trial of a former scottsdale yoga teacher is wrapping up with closing arguments starting today. >> lindsey radomski is accused of getting drunk at a bar mitzvah and letting teenage boys touch her breasts. >> nicole garcia has the latest from the courtroom. >> reporter: lindsey radomski is facing ten misdemeanor counts of indecent exposure and public sexual indecency, the charges stem from the night of march 21st, 2015, when radomski got drunk at a bar mitzvah, where she is accused of having sexual contact with the birthday bay and seven others between the ages of 13 and 15. she got drunk, flashed her breasts at a party at north

>> that was the conversation that the defendant was having that night. and it became, do you want to see them? do you want to see them? and then it became showing them. >> reporter: the defense argues radomski is the victim in this case, that she was intoxicated, incapacitated, attacked and sexually assaulted by the group of boys. the defense claims the boys had a choice and they did not have to p acts, but they chose to do so. >> mrs. radomski is being charged when she was the one that was attacked. the state wants you to convict ms. radomski for numerous counts of criminal offenses because she chose to go to sleep in a house with a family of individuals she knew and loved. >> reporter: closing arguments will continue on tuesday. if convicted of all ten misdemeanors, radomski faces several months in city jail and

i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 news. across america, a fire at florida mosque is ruled an arson, and now the community is urging police to investigate this case as a hate crime. >> this fire coincides with the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks and the beginning of the muslim holiday. the mosque was also one that was attended by the orlando nightclub shooter. surveillance video captured shows a man on a motorcycle approaching the mosque. moments later, a flash is seen, and the now, thankfully no one was inside at the time but the building was badly damaged. the fbi is joining local police in investigating. a big fire breaks out on the west side of chicago tonight. those flames tore through a strip mall, and as you can see it is a total loss. at its worst, the claim was classified as a three alarm fire and a level two hazmat situationment two firefighters

but they are expected to be okay. crews now have the fire under control and the cause is under investigation. americans are digging deeper into a financial home. consumers racking up more than 34 billion bucks in credit card debt just between april and june. the average household balance driving up any reason $7,800. the report also says the nation is on electrical now to top 1 trillion bucks in credit card debt this year for the first time ever. and if you want to help to pay down that debt with an extra job, t you. the retailer says that it is going to hire more than 77,000 temporary workers in the upcoming holiday season. investors on monday, market rebounding after the federal reserve suggesting that a rate hike might not be coming this week. and talking money with your honey could make you happy.

talking about finances once a week are happier than those who don't. coming up next in the buzz, talk about a twist to the fitness tracker. the new smart belt. this one is going to tell you if you're exercising enough. but it's also going to tell you when to push back from the table and stop eating. >> okay. >> i need that. >> does it tighten up on you? we'll see. and things back a little bit. a look at the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man.

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all right. that sound means it is time now for the buzz where we talk about stories that people are talking about. >> first up, almost everyone, marc, i know that you do have a smartphone. now war it's called the welt. it's a smart belt, senses when your waistline is expanding, tells you when you have taken enough steps, when to stop eating. it could possibly replace the fitbit, fitness trackers. if it feels your waist

vibrating, telling you to stop eating and start moving. >> i thought you were going to say it cinches up. >> i think it will work for guys. it gives you subtle reminders to get from your desk and maybe walk around the building a couple of times >> all right, maybe -- >> it was the belty, not the welty. >> all right. airbnb, a lot of people use it's going small and inexpensive in the big apple. how does 39 bucks for a place to sleep sound? well, as you can tell from these pictures, the only problem is it's small. it's only 64 square feet. >> and there are windows everywhere. >> that's because this is an old taxi cab that's been turned into a sleeping car. there's no bathroom of course. >> i have never been in a new york taxi cab that nice and clean.

cab, parked three minutes from manhattan subway stop, a park nearby, a view of the skyline. you can hang your legs out of the dog. >> the question is if you have to hang your legs out because of no leg room. >> 39 bucks, it could be the best or the worst deal in new york city. >> the problem for me is there is no bathroom, no shower, kind of a deal breaker for your turn to chime in. post your thoughts on our facebook page, marc martinez -- >> this moment you're watching right here is drawing a ton of attention, what went wrong. >> plus a lot went right for

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you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. well, he is the team's long snapper. you see him right here. right here, and it's so critical, the timing, the rhy rhythm, and everything that goes with proper execution. now, it's interesting. you know, many times the almost anonymous long snapper just kind of goes about his business,

psomething is mistimed or the kick is missed. the cardinals, well, that's exactly what hapened with the game on the line last night against the patriots. today the holder, drew butler, described what played out with the game on the line. >> low snap, he gets it down, and the kick is no good. >> yeah, i mean i trapped it. i got it up. it was probably a couple of inches away from the original spot off a little bit for a situation for our young guy, but me and cat have a job to do, and i'll definitely take some blame on that one as well. i wish we could have put it through for your teammates. offense did a great job giving us the opportunity. >> nos there's no doubt the poor snap threw off the timing for kicker catanzaro. >> this is the nfl.

once this snap happens, you have to move on, regardless, and it's a good experience for him, for sure. >> drew butler punted for just a 36-yard average yesterday. we found out today he was punting on a severely sprained ankle. >> the two short punts were just after the sprain happened. at halftime, i was trying to figure out how to put my foot on the ball. i'll be ready to >> monday night football doubleheader, washington hosting the pittsburgh steelers and big ben. many believe the steelers could come out of the afc. we'll see. what beautiful throw, roethlisberger to anthony brown, who else, big night, big ben, 327 yards, another spot on throw. man, you want to talk about dominating in the air, very impressive. they did it in the air and they did it on the ground.

looking at this touchdown run, two tds on the night, all pittsburgh over washington. and kalen ballage a.s.u. football, eight touchdowns, seven rushing touchdowns and pass receiving touchdown. they call this the sparky, not the wildcat, and it was a really effective way to look at goal line offense, and it s buster by ballage, named the pac 12 offensive player of the week, tying an f.b.s. record for touchdowns in a game, an amazing game in a win over texas tech. >> going into the season, we talked about the things that i

on. i thought what was most surprising out of him was his response to the media, talking about his brotherhood, his faith. i like the response that we have a as a team. coming up this weekend, dbacks rockies heading down the homestretch. tomas takes anderson, a little floater, broken bat, sooing single right here drives in drury, 2-0 arizona. miller was on the hill, jensen called up from the minor leagues a few weeks back, tomas and lam, things cruised along. but shelby miller again struggled, and he just can't get over that hump, no matter what they do, how they do it. gonzalez with two on, lemahieu scores, arenado going to score. the rockies take a 6-5 lead. shelby miller gave up six runs tonight, another off outing for miller. but with the bases loaded, in the bottom of the sixth, you're

yasmany tomas, as we speak now in the 7th, it's 12-9 the dbacks leading the rockies. man, they would do anything for a home win at chase field. we'll come with more sports, more cardinals, more football

wh we return in 20 minutes. right now it's fox 10 news at 10:00 with marc martinez now at 10:00, a couple shops at a valley walmart and leaves with more than they bargained for, a case of bedbugs. parents demanding answers after two valley schools suddenly close, leaving students in search of a classroom. it didn't take long to find a stolen cow, but what do you expect when the reward for catching the bovine burglar is

thank you for joining us tonight at 10:00. a valley couple posts video from their recent trip to walmart, and this video has gone viral. it's getting so much attention because they left with more items than they purchased, and they left with what they say are bedbug bites. andrew hasbun is live now with the story for us. andrew, you are talking to the people involved. what did they have to say? >> i sure did, marc, and they pooesed facebook of their visit here. they told us one of them sat in the cart, and just shortly after the bedbugs attacked. the video is hard to stomach, the bugs clearly visible, crawling in and out of the motorized cart seat. >> probably hundreds. yeah, there was a lot. >> jose avalos was shopping with