man behind the wheel accused of intentionally targeting those officers. nicole garcia has an update. 44-year-old marc payne is being held here at the fourth avenue jail without bond. at his initial court appearance today, he could barely hold himself up. he facing nearly a dozen charges including three counts of attempted first-degree murder. i need for you to please stand up straight and give me your name and date of >> marc payne. february 3, 1972. payne looked dazed and weak and sounded out of beth. it appears it was a struggle for him to stand on his own. the judge asked him twice to stand up straight. police say payne was under the influence when he allegedly rammed his car into three phoenix police officers. >> pre-trial does not feel they can successfully and safely monitor you in the community. and you also have the new

which indicates to the court you are likely to commit a future violent crime. >> according to court documents payne continued to inflict violence on the officers even after he ran them over. physically fighting with them after the crash. one officer used a taser on payne which had no effect. surveillance video shows payne on top of one of the officers using his fists on him. another officer the one who suffered head injuries in the crash deployed a taser on payne a second time. he was finally subdued a into custody. >> this does appear to be one other incident in which someone officer. >> now up to the county attorney to formally file the charges against payne. the most serious charges he faces are a three counts of attempted first-degree murder and five counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. meanwhile the last officer to remain hospitalized with a concussion, he was just released

i'm nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." a 17-year-old boy has been arrested and he is accused of exposing himself to female joggers along an area known as the bridle past in north central phoenix. incidents happened in july and august. that teen right now is at the juvenile court center being charged with public sexual indecency and indecent exposure. >> after a six week trial that included graphic and emotional scottsdale yoga instructor on all ten counts of sexual misconduct against her. lindsay radomski. she was accused of flashing her breasts to underage boys last year at a bar mitzvah. the jury in that case found her not guilty. linda williams reports. >> count ten we the jury find the defendant lindsay radomski >> lindsay radomski cries and hugs her attorneys today after a jury found her not guilty on

if convicted, she faced up to five years in jail. police arrested radomski in march of last year saying she was at her employer's home in north scottsdale for a bar mitzvah for their son. officers say she flashed her breasts to a group of boys at the pool and later invited several of them into a bedroom. police say radomski let the boys fondle her breasts and that she had recently received breast radomski says she didn't remember what happened because she had been drinking. during the trial, the defense argued she had been drugged of and that the boys took advantage of her. >> just incredibly happy it's over. thank god. >> the prosecutor painted radomski as the aggressor but the three man three woman jury did not believe that version. >> radomski suffered. she suffered a loss. her, her image was tarnished. based on how the story came

>> radomski's attorney says she will now move on with her knife and continue teaching yoga. linda williams, "fox 10 news." two people are arrested after a bank robbery in phoenix. and a local man shared his story with us about he actually helping police track down one of the crooks here. larry con chos says he was at the wells fargo yesterday. he noticed a person in a hoody walked in and ackact sus ptionz so he call -- act suspicious. the suspect slipped the note and she hit an alarm. the suspect ran off and larry followed him. >> they let me go out the door and locked it up and i said i will go get them and i chased the suspect around the walgreens, took off his sweat jacket and i seen him and i tried to catch him there and he threw it in the trash can. larry was chasing the guy and ended up stepping on a nail. he was able to give police the information that led to the arrest in that case. an update now on a deadly crash in surprise.

police now saying one of the drivers intentionally caused that crash trying to take his own life. skyfox was over the intersection of litchfield and peoria as crews work to free one person trapped in that mini van. one person was killed. and three others were rushed to the hospital earlier today. now we have learned the woman killed was 46-year-old margie of surprise. and surprise police now tell us they have arrested this man. 19-year-old keith johnson. officers say that johnson was the driver who intentionally take his own life. he has been released from the hospital and book into the jail and no word on how badly the other two people were hurt. scary moment for a maintenance worker rescued after falling off a ladder. it happened at this building near university and 16th street. the man was part of a roofing crew there doing patchwork when he slipped from the ladder and fell 20 feet on to an elevated

>> kind of a great collaborative effort from the community. we had another contractor that was here doing electrical work and he had a scissor lift here. what we would typically have to do is set up a tripod and some additional ladders and the rescue would have been much more difficult. >> and all worked out for this guy and crews say the man did hurt his back and shoulder but is stable right now. tonight community members in one north phoenix neighborhood could get some peace of mind after a newly released inmates were set to move into their neighborhood. the center near the pinnacle peak road was going to provide counseling, housing and job services for recently released inmates including a few dozen sex offenders. neighbors got upset about that because the center is only a mile away from sandra day o'connor high school. we learned that sex offenders will no longer be housed there. many people say they are still concerned they will be able to address that at tonight's community meeting that starts in half an hour.

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>> th two letters and one is the report and one is from lennox hill hospital. >> these are the report that this is from -- >> all of the tests that were done last week. >> when, if you like to see the full show you can watch dr. oz tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. right here on fox 10. after his taping of the show, donald trump toured a water plant in flint, michigan, plagued with so pane water troubles saying he would help the people there that were affected by supplies tainted by lead and toure hall of fame in ohio. >> and trump is now ahead of hillary clinton in the key battle ground states of ohio and florida. clinton of course took the past few days off to recover from pneumonia and be treated with antibiotics. tonight her doctors say she is healthy and is fit to serve as president. clinton of course -- this video we saw this, she nearly collapsed while getting into a van on sunday after becoming dehydrated at the 9-11 memorial event in new york city. some hack e-mails from colin

leaks.com showing the former secretary of state called trump a national disgrace and an international pariah and criticized hillary clinton aides for trying to drag him into her private e-mail controversy. and edward snowden hoping for leniency. he appeared via video where human rights groups urged president obama to pardon snowden before he leaves office. >> the question of whether i as pardoned is not for me to answer. but i will say this. i love my country. i love my family. and i have dedicated my life to both of them. >> snowden has been granted asylum in russia after facing espionage charges in the u.s.

programs back in 2013 and his actions are the subject of an upcoming film directed by oliver stone. coming up a woman is busted at the border and wait until you hear what she is accused of trying to smuggle inside a can of baby formula. and how about getting a lift in a driverless uber. we will go for a ride when we come back. the temperatures are nice. things are drying out around the state. we will take a look at weather coming up. and if you like contact me on social media it will be great to hear from you on facebook. fine me at marc martinez fox 10 and on twitter at marc fox 10. dollars in a baby formula container. the child was turned over to a family member and the woman was taken inot

in the border battle a 31-year-old mexican woman was arrested at the border for trying to smuggle in heroin disguised as baby formula. customs and border patrol agents say the woman was traveling with her two-year-old son and was stopped at the port of nogales yesterday. officers say they found a nearly three pounds of heroin worth $50,000 in the baby formula

family member and the woman was taken into custody. 18 teams and 11 different agencies from around the state testing canines today. these highly trained dogs underwent the federal test that are created to ensure the dogs are able to identify explosives. the response varies from dog to dog. instructors tell us if these dogs can determine the explosives in training, they will be able to do so in the real >> our atf laboratory, our chemist take a look at all of the different criminal cases across the country and different types ofi eds and explosive materials that's used to make those and then they make a determination as to basically the ten most common odors used. >> and the explosives change from year to year based on current criminal cases. that ensures that each canine

highway bridge over hell canyon is set to be demolished this friday. that bridge is north of chino valley. it will be torn down now that new one has been built and is ready for traffic. see that old one is in bad shape. adot says drivers on state route 89 could face delays up to 30 minutes on friday morning as they blast the last piece of the bridge. that ol' bridge was bill back in 1954 and the new one that opened in june took 11 months to construct and has wider travel lanes to accommodate heavier this is quite a sight today. riders in pittsburgh and uber got a glimpse into the future by riding in driverless cars. this morning uber unveiled a fleet of self-driving ford fusions. features are loaded with features to navigate on their own. and uber engineer sat shotgun in case anything went wrong. uber is the first company in the u.s. to make self-driving cars available to the general public.

bracing for another massive storm weeks after tropical storm hermine. how much rain could it see before the end of the week. and then dave munsey is here with a look at the forecast when we come back. also be sure to follow us on instagram, share your images with us using the

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storm julia hitting south carolina -- less than two weeks after another massive storm slammed the region. experts say the state could storm slammed the region. experts say the state could see up to eight inches of rain along the coast by week's end. so far that storm has led to a handful of powerful outages and led to some counties being put under a flash flood watch. south carolina still recovering from tropical storm hermine which dumped six inches in some areas. and julia not going any where julia's path is out from the coast and then back to the coast. >> they can't catch a break right now. it's going to be there for a few days. three days and maybe five days right off the coast. i will give you a look at it here in just a moment. it's 95 degrees right now. we got winds out of the west at 15 miles per hour at this time. 93 degrees in glendale.

right now. as you can see here, we will get you to look at the moisture content. little bit of action here and there. not much going on as far as rain. we do have a hurricane south of us at this time. and you can see moving along. this is friday and then here is the hawaiian islands taking a wide berth. pretty windy. 22 miles per hour in 20 miles per hour in show low. those are the sustained winds. these are the gusts we go to 24 at show low. and 29 miles per hour up in the flagstaff area. these are the dew points right now. just to give you an idea. the things are drying out very, very nicely across the state. they were in the 60s not long ago. 98 degrees. that's our high today. you see some numbers alongside that around the valley. none of them getting to 98. we have 82 degrees in sedona.

95 degrees at gila bend is what we are looking at. 98 degrees here. 76 for the low. 101 and 78 normal high and low. record high 112. record low at 58. here is what we are forecasting. we have those mid-90s again. very much like today. all across the valley. as we look, we can see that cold weather with frost forecast for montana. flooding, showers and tropical storms. yeah, that's happening as far the southeast is concerned. julia just talking about julia, 40-mile-per-hour winds. here she sits right here. take a look at the track that julia is going to take. there is it. you see the track? that loop right there? that is going to be taking place over thursday, friday and saturday. so you can see that julia is going to be a problem up to eight inches of rain in some areas of overnight 70 degrees. 95 degrees for tomorrow. and then we see some nice looking 90s. we see a triple digit in there

watch your kids around water. one of the big questions cards fans want answered and bruce arians mentioned this and carson palmer talked about it. the miscues in the passing game. what happens, what hasn't happened and i asked that question to carson palmer today after practice. you will hear his answer in just

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a lot of times you hear the phrases and cliches in sports. the passing game was out of sync. let's be more specific. what happens wasn't wide receiver runs a go route and the miscommunication when the running back runs a wheel route and the quarterback throws the ball to the flat. that was one of the issues that came up with carson palmer. and he is actually responding to that right now. let's see if we can get let's show you exactly what happened. now this is that go route outside release michael floyd, underthrown. this is that miscue. miss communication. this is second and seven. david johnson turns upfield and carson throws it in the flat. so you are saying are they out of sync? what's the problem and even on the deep end route, jj nelson, inside release and the ball just tossed more towards the safety.

practice to kind of give us an insight. >> there is a miscommunication on a number of plays, something that happens, not every play is perfect but that's what you strife for. it's not realistic to be perfect on every play as the season goes on. those things come up and you iron them out and move on. >> and the schedule coming up sunday, fox nfl kickoff and we are on right after as for the sun devils, they are on the road. university of texas san antonio. talk about improving from game one to game two he threw that interception and turned it over against nau but did he come back strong against texas tech. brilliant. 351 yards and two t.d.s. >> what you are speeding against is to be better every week. if you don't get better, then it beats you down the road if it

make sense? >> the dave really liked that asu game. >> yes, he did. >> boy, i did. >> fun to watch a lot of scoring. they hit the road this weekend and we will see if the cardinals bounce back. >> any time you tie a record, it's great. >> impressive. >> and came to play. >> they really did. >> that's for sure. >> thanks and thank you for watching tonight. stick around. modern family is coming up

>> today on "tmz" -- harvey: jamie foxx thinks, you know, it's good to protest, but it's also good to remember what's great about america. >> it's too much anger. we need to just laugh. harvey: as somebody who lived through the '60's, there was a period not unlike now where people lost their sense of humor. >> and then you guys went too far the other way and you just did blow and danced for 10 years. way to go 70's. >> birdman has weighed in on lil wayne retiring and also claiming that he is holding the carter five hostage and won't release it. birdman says, ask lil wayne, he's the one with the music. harvey: how can lil wayne have it when he recorded it? >> lil wayne turned the music into, this is not like 1945 when you