here he plows into them sending a 33-year-old officer and his first day on the job cartwheeling through the air. his sergeant trapped underneath with a broken leg. the car just missed another officer. he ran up and started battling with payne. along with the rookie >> unbelievable. our officer that hits the front of the glass and smashes the glass, gets back up to take the suspect into custody. >> it took a taser but they subdued him. >> we heard about officers being target communities across this nation but this happened here this happened in phoenix. this happened to your phoenix police officers. it's unacceptable. no names released for those phoenix police officers. now police are saying they believe that payne was impaired at the time of the attack but they believe that attack was intentional. reporting live, steve krafft,

nicole garcia continues our team coverage now and she is live with what we are learning now about the suspect involved. yeah, we are waiting for mark pain to be book into the fourth avenue jail. we are told he will be here any minute now and is facing three counts of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault this whole incident might feel like deja vu for mark payne. this is not the first time has attacked police officers. according to court documents, back in december of 1997, mark payne was arrested after attacking three officers. the same number of officers he is accused of attacking this morning he was accused of attacking three officers back in 1997 causing them injury. back then he was charged with three counts of aggravated assault. ultimately according to court documents he entered into a plea deal and was sentenced to

in 1997. now today chief yahner did not talk much about payne during the news conference. so we don't have a motive at this time. and police -- but police do say impairment does appear to be a factor in this morning's attack. again, we were still waiting for mark payne to be booked here into the fourth avenue jail. he is facing three counts of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of aggravated assault. of course, we will stay on this developng story and dig deeper into mark payne's past and bring you new developments as we learn about them. reporting live, nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." thank you very much. fox 10 follow up on the two bodies that were found in a home in sun city west on saturday. they were those of a husband and a wife but there is no word yet on how the couple died. they are dieded as 87-year-old jack reid and 84-year-old

phoenix city hall changing its security set up and now entering the building could be similar to going through airport security. residents who visit city hall will go through metal detectors and will have their bags screened with an x-ray machine. officials say they want to beef up security in the wake of the mass shootings in orlando and san bernardino. the city estimates that 25,000 people visit city hall. the neighboring municipal building every single week. now at a local rally is that being held opposing the dakota access pipeline. people in phoenix joining in solidarity with native american tribes across the country. this is over at the phoenix still indian school park. they want the construction stopped and you can see a large crowd pouring in to this rally activists have been protesting at the site in north dakota. they are saying that pipeline would tarnish their sacred land and contaminate their water

speak. she was the first native american woman in history to die in combat while serving in the u.s. military. today's rally will go until 7:00. you decide, by friday we could know who won the gop congressional race, annie biggs or christine jones. this race was razor thin. as biggs led jones by 16 votes out of 86,000 votes that were cast. a judge ordered state to conduct a recount of the ballots. results will be released friday. whom ever wins this primary will be favored to win the open seat in congress. a driver plows right into a phoenix business today shearing off an entire wall and the driver may have had a medical issue. fox 10's ty brennan is live now with a closer look at the damage that was done. this all happened early this afternoon at the corner of

right now are working to shore up that building. the driver was heading in the westbound directions of indian school when he had that medical episode and careened right into this building. it's very lucky nobody was hurt. >> we are just dumbfounded for a second. >> walter is still shaken after an suv comes careens through his office building at 22nd avenue and indian school road. >> we were helping a customer and it sounded like a bomb off. >> as you can see in this video, the force of the crash sheared the entire wall off of the business united aluminum. he jumped over the counter to check on his co-workers and to see what happened. he was in disbelief to see an suv sitting in his office. >> that's my office right there. thank god i wasn't at my desk. i think i would have been killed. that's my desk right there. >> phoenix police say the driver of the car was not badly hurt and may have had a medical issue causing him to lose control of

lanes of traffic and crash into the building. police say it was lucky nobody was hurt. >> everybody is fine a little shooken up but everybody is fine. now the building inspector was here on scene to check for this but this building will be closed for quite sometime for repairs. we are told the driver will not be facing any charges. but again nobody hurt out here tonight. reporting live, ty brennan, "fox 10 news." you heard of car chases and we have seen them over and over and motorcycle it's not often troopers are chasing an 18 wheeler a semi-truck down a busy highway and that happened in southern california today and it when on for more than three hours. this was something. >> all of this unfolding near riverside. the pursuit involved a semi-truck near apple valley. the chase lasted for hours across a handful of busy california freeways. the san bernardino sheriff's office says it all began after

he refused and took off. california highway patrol got into contact with the driver who told them that he was not armed but he had no intention of going back to prison. the company named on the truck, read act or advance chemical transport that company transports hazardous materials but it's not known what was inside the truck at the time of the chase. more than three hours later anticlimactic ending, back on westbound i-10, the driver pulled over near banning and surrendered at a rest stop. no one was hurt. police took the driver into custody without any problems. he is likely facing a very long list of charges. we carried that chase on our facebook page and you can go watch it if you are interested. facebook.com/fox 10 phoenix. and don't forget to hit the like button while you are there. still ahead tonight at 5:00,

is now in the hands of a jury. a family escapes the burning apartment thanks to two good samaritans. a valley teenager on the road to recovery after surviving a near fatal dirt bike accident last year. more storms around the state tonight. some of them close to the valley. we will take a look here and see if anything will sneak in.

you decide 2016, here is donald trump speak live at a rally in aston, pennsylvania. you can see his family is by his side. if you like to listen in, we are streaming this live. we have link to fox 10 news now at fox10phoenix.com. valley teen beating the odds following a dirt bike accident that nearly cost him his life that teen ended up in a coma for two weeks. >> and now it's been a year later and that teenager is working to regain the skills he lost and liz kotalik shows us he is doing step >> these small calculated steps are big strides in what's been a long journey toward recovery. >> i have done a lot of therapy. it's paid off. tommy robertson's progress is nothing short but miraculous. no one was sure he would survive after a awful dirt bike accident on july 29 of last year. his brother reporting it --

what you don't see is tommy's bike flipping. he may have been wearing a helmet but the impact knocked him out cold forcing paramedics to air lift him to phoenix children's hospital. there doctors determined he had a traumatic brain injury, unsure if he would come out of a coma and if he did with no guarantee he would be the same. but two and a half weeks of waiting -- >> hi, buddy, how are you? >> led to this. >> try to give a thumbs up with your hand. >> go ahead. there you go. >> touching moment although he still have a long way to, go learning to eat, speak and move again, tommy robertson was coming back. and two brain surgeries and months of therapy later, came the steps tommy worked so hard to perfect. but the hardest part of his recovery something you may not have expected. >> my parents won't let me go to ben avery. they won't let me shoot. >> some day he hopes in a new

>> i'm still getting on the bike because it's nothing else that's as fun to live for and i came back -- there are things to live for. >> liz kotalik, "fox 10 news." tommy was treated at phoenix children's hospital and their pediatric trauma center. the only one of its kind in arizona. the hospital treats nearly 1,000 trauma and each year. well, some cloud cover, temperatures lower than the norm with that cloud cover in today. it was a little windy through the day as well. we will take a look at weather

we have 97 degrees now and winds out of the southwest at 10 and a little cloud cover back there. there have been some showers all around the state today. we had a few warnings a few advisories. 93 degrees in deer valley. 93 degrees in fountain hills. 97 in chandler. 97 in glendale right now.

here, more of it starting to pick up through the evening. but all of it off to the east of it here. at least most of it is. we will give you another look from another perspective and you will see it not only east but coming out of the south. and then moving kind of in an easterly direction. we will get you to look over in the eastern portion of the state here. here is tucson down here. as we are down southeast now and you can see that moisture once again. just moving direction. moving away from the valley as it does. we will get you up there, show low right in there and there is heber. see that and we will take you up closer to flagstaff and show you the moisture all around that area and then north of flagstaff, up by the grand canyon, you can see some good stuff rolling through up there. once again as we get you along the picture, the west side not happening at all. all of it a little south and a little east and all of it at

we do have some flood advisories. they are going to be in effect until 6:00 this evening. some of them just a little later than that but not much. we also have some wind advisories. that wind advisory is hanging around until 7:00 this evening. good reason for it. you can see -- look at these wind gusts, up to 40 miles per hour. they had been up to 45 miles per hour in some areas. this little pocket of the northwest really going pretty good as is the safford area with 28-mile-per-ho w this time. this is the future cast and this is the way things are looking now with all of that moisture to the east of us. we move that on out of here and over the next couple of days. we just clear it off and clear it out and things are looking good. there is friday in the evenings. we have a couple of days of it. 98 degrees for the high today. 98 degrees in buckeye. 97 degrees in glendale. 96 degrees in scottsdale with a 97 out in gateway.

valley. we had 86 degrees today up in kingman. 81 degrees in sedona. and then 91 degrees in safford with 100 at gila bend. this is your day. 98 on the high. 78 on the low. 101 and 78 normal high and low. record high 109. record low at 55. forecasting for tomorrow, mid-90s and that's mid and low 90s all around the state here. so those temperatures looking real good. as we look across the country that chilly weather finding its way up into the n we do have some flooding weather with very heavy storms in the midsection of the country and heavy showers with what could be a tropical storm finding its way down once again along the coast of florida, south of jacksonville. 73 overnight. 94 degrees for tomorrow. the sunshine is back for a few days, folks. as you can see those nice temperatures are as well. watch your kids around water.

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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. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. after samsung told after samsung told consumers to stop using their galaxy note 7, they say a fix is in the works. the company plans a software update designed to prevent the battery in the mobile phone from exploding. the company is also offering replacements for the two and a half million phones that it

available. the company has said that of the 35 known cases where the phone has caught fire, most have happened while the phone was charging. so that seems to be the culprit. on the saturday a six-year-old boy in brooklyn, new york, was burned after one of the smart phones exploded in his hands. the boy's family says he was watching videos on the phone when the device exploded. >> the phone caught on fire and then the battery exploded so he threw it on the floor and it just was like fireworks in the house. >> now the boy was treated and released from the hospital. samsung says they will replace every smartphone. meantime, anyone with a galaxy note 7 should turn off the device and visit one of samsung's service centers for the rental phone.& we posted all of the information about samsung phones, exchange program at fox10phoenix.com. just click on seen on tv on the

iphone 7 and 7 plus just yet, but the new operating software is now available for your other apple devices. it's ios10. if you download this, the new features is to check the tight notification by picking up the phone ad you can remove those apple apps like stocks from your home screen that are just stuck there currently. you actually exmpleghts those out of there and sort photos by faces. just make sure your device is compatible before you and the new filter on instagram will let users filter out offensive comments. the sharing service is rolling out feature to all users to use instagram's default list of words to hide or create your own list of words that will now be filtered out. interesting, a change is coming to passport photos. have you taken one and they have these rules? starting in november, you will have to take off your glasses when you take a pass psht picture -- passport picture.

glasses on at the new rules take effect november 1. the state department says glare from sunglass -- some glasses ruin the photos and bad photos are the biggest reason airport applications are delayed. when you think of the terms most crooked street of the world, one place comes to mind. lombard street here in san francisco. let's zoom in and take a look at this in case you haven't been here before. is it crazy. it's world facemous. >> so cool. >> -- famous. >> as a kid i wanted t g and i was able to. it is one block long. and here is the reason why it's an attraction. it has these eight hairpin turns right here. the problem is people live along lombard street and there are 16,000 people a day that go to visit. you can imagine that would be nightmare if you live there. >> 16,000? >> that equals out to 2 million people a year. >> and you think when you walk down, there wow what would it be like to live here. >> the houses are great.

zoo with all of these people. they want to stop by and take pictures and things like that. the people who live there, they want restrictions put in place. some of the ideas they have under consideration right now including parking control officers, closing the street to car and pedestrians which would be a bummer. just blocking it off all together. here is the idea that might for the residents might work out best. implementing a charge to drive or walk down the street. that's not my idea. that's an idea -- >> one more thing. >> if you want t be allowed to. there is a community meeting that will take place tonight to talk about the idea. >> i feel like if you buy a house, there you know what you are getting. buying a house on a busy street, you will get traffic. look how cute these little guys are. the zoo in poland showing off adorable new friends. they got some teeth on them. nine cheetah cubs made their public debut. the cubs were born a couple of months ago. the beautiful animals are

the united nations are calling for increased protections for the guys. a man's home is ransacked. the messages left behind by the young crooks. fire destroys a valley home. of the family escaped with very little time to spare. >> and later finalist are announced for the toy hall of fame. did your favorite toy make the

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we often heard sexually explicit details of this bar have thema that went bad -- bar mitzvah went bad. the owners -- back in march of 2015. this young woman lindsay radomski was at the party and worked at the yoga studio and recently had received breast augmentation, thanks to the people who own the studio. now that night are a dmps key whod a -- are a dmps key flashed her boys to grope and fonl her breasts and have an even more graphic sexual experience with a 15-year-old boy who was at that bar mitzvah. she is facing ten counts all misdemeanors stemming from that night. and the eight boys who were at that party. her defense attorneys have tried to paint those boys as the aggressors and are a dmps key