an airplane? >> what is that? >> it is, it is. it's an airplane! >> get dad out here! oh, my gosh. >> that's an airplane, dude. that's an ai down, it's going down. >> oh, my god! >> true panic last night for a lot of people who saw that fireball in the sky, as a small plane that was being used to carry sky divers caught fire and then crashed into a home in gilbert, just incredible. >> yeah, and there were two people inside that home watching tv. somehow, miraculously they were

were also okay. only the pilot has injuries in this. >> marcy jones joins us live from gilbert >> reporter: that's right, guys. it's 27 hours after this happened, and it's really interesting, the pungent smell of a freshly put out fire. total loss here says the fire captain of gilbert. but nobody was killed. just that pilot had burns all over his body. they are calling it nothing short of a miracle. >> i have often thought about, you know, why this had to happen, and i don't know. i guess that's for everybody's own conclusions. but i believe in miracles, and this was one of them. >> barbara isn't the only one calling what happened last night a miracle, after a small plane previously carrying four

into this home. it's miraculous no one lost their life. neighbors say it's a horrific scene. >> we walked outside to our backyard, and we saw the ball of fire up in the sky. so we knew it was an airplane on fire, and then we just saw it coming down. >> barbara says at first no one knew exactly what was going on when a crowd of 8,000 at the gilbert civic center watched the fire fall from the sky. >> at that time we didn't know what it was. we just saw a flame going the sky. we did see the sky divers, and they did land, all of them, so we didn't really know at that point what was going on. >> a couple was inside of the home watching tv at the time of the crash. thankfully, they escaped before the home was engulfed in flames. barbara says the skyhawk divers are all okay but still shocked at what happened. >> they are shook up. they are seeing the whole

their concern is for the family that the plane went into their house you, and they're very, very, very sorry about that. of course, it was out of their control, but they're all doing okay. >> you can just imagine how terrifying it must have been for those sky divers to jump out, knowing that something was wrong with that plane. now, ntsb is launching a full lgislation into exactly what led up to this crash. reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10 news. tempe police beefing up security tomorrow at corona del sol high school. police are investigating a rumor about threat there, and while officers say they don't believe these rumors are credible, they also don't want to take any chances. the man suspected of running his car into three phoenix police officers has been taken to the hospital. marc payne was held on charges of attempted to first-degree

among other charges. now, he sped across the parking lot of a qt store early tuesday morning. all three officers have since been hospitalized and released. the maricopa county sheriff's office says payne was taken to the hospital wednesday. so far no word on what payne is being treated for. fire crews are working to put out the san jim fire about 30 miles northwest of he's video from our own photo journalist, tom fergus. fire crews on the side of the road working to put that out, the flames have now burned through more than 500 acres since this fire started. it was nearly two weeks ago that it was sparked by lightning. as of today, that fire is still not contained. fire crews putting out a fire at an old church, this time in buckeye. the flames sparked at this

verde road in pima. when crews got there, fire had already spread to most of the buildings. crews are calling the fire suspicious because the church doesn't have any power to the building. no word on how it started yet, the maricopa county sheriff's office is investigating. a record making home run making an exciting night for a baseball player, but for one woman, a fan, it meant the hospital. >> this happened in the game against the dodgers. >> a very lucky bat and home run by this los angeles dodgers baseball player, but not so lucky for this diamondbacks fan. this woman sitting in an area where home run balls typically did not get to, but unfortunately on saturday night, one did and hit her right in the head. >> that's a feeling i will never, ever forget, when that ball hit me in the head.

long >> patly lucas sick at home recovering after her trip to the dbacks game saturday night turned into a hospital visit, this after petersen hit a record home run in the fourth inning. >> before you knew it, i see tim going up to i'll get it, but before he could even do anything it hit me right in the forehead. >> that she had to get 17 stitches. she was sitting in the handicapped section and happens to be handicapped herself. she's still shocked about how the typically fun and peaceful baseball game turned out. >> that's when i was sitting there in the hospital, sitting there thinking how many seats there are in chase field, and we were online looking, that this was like the third longest home

>> and patty says everybody with the diamondbacks, including the medical staff, was extremely nice. everybody helped her out, and oddly enough she has tickets to a diamondbacks game here in about two weeks. she's going to be sitting in the exact same seats. she says she wouldn't miss it. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> thanks, danielle. family spent quality time with their kids in a fun and friendly competition this weekend. >> the children's cancer is holding a fort building competition. this is to bring cancer survivors and their families together and have some fun. te fort building competition taking place near chandler boulevard, part of an organization's second annual superhero sunday fort build. these families were given boxes, sheets, pool noodles and told to get creative and make a fort, the organizers saying it hopes to bring together the family.

e.r. about two hours ago. she's here with her family because she would not have it any other way. >> dozens of families were out at this morning's event. who says your furry friends and fine art don't mix? a valley cultural event that went to the dogs this weekend. and a university hands out sound grenades to students. how this is helping students there feel safer. the fbi is now investigating a mall attack in minnesota as a possible i'm dan springer, the details coming up. well how about it today, the cardinals put on a show at the expense of jameis winston and the tampa bay buccaneers. tonight on sports night, nfl analyst max starks takes you inside the game, big plays, story lines, and how this cards team put it all together. plus, richard saenz is in the locker room, and i know you want to hear from these guys, running back chris johnson, plus one on

coming off another big game. sports night coming your way. we will make it worth your wait tonight at 10:30. if you're a cards fan, be there.

you're watching fox 10 news with linda williams and marc martinez in hd. agents investigate issing an act of terror. an off-duty police officer kills a knife wielding attacker. this all unfolded at mall. fox news correspondent dan springer has more. >> investigators are now reviewing a stabbing attack at a minnesota mall as a possible act of terrorism. >> we are currently investigating this as a potential act of terrorism. we do not at this point in time know whether the subject was in contact with, had connections with, was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: the chaos unfolded at around 8:00 p.m. at the cross

uniform, the attacker began stabbing people, nine people. an off-duty police officer killed the attacker. >> he clearly prevented potential injuries and loss of life. his heroic actions are exemplary. >> police say the attacker mentioned allah, and asked at least one victim i muslim. >> we have executed at least two search warrants. we did discover the suspect's vehicle in the mall parking lot. that vehicle was cleared and impounded, and, in other words, there is no eminent threat. >> i.s.i.s. claimed responsibility for the violence, calling the attacker a soldier of the islamic state. community leaders in the islamic group are condemning the

relationship with i.s.i.s. islam is peace. >> it's not known if i.s.i.s. planned the attack or inspired it as another lone wolf attack in the united states. >> and we have just confirmed that five people have been taken into custody in connection with last night's explosion in new york city. in the meantime, the fbi is still on scene investigating the blast. almost 30 people were sent to the hospital, as we heard. was an intentional act, and again i.s.i.s. is taking responsibility for it. a second device was found on 22nd street three hours after that explosion. >> we don't know if there was any political or social motivation, but we definitely had a bombing last night on 23rd street and we had a suspicious device on 22nd street. >> that suspicious device was

of the injured were treated at a hospital. beaches in the jersey shore town of seaside park where a pipe bomb exploded have now reopened. that bomb blew up shortly before thousands of runners were to participate in a 5k race to benefit marines and sailors. investigators won't say if this explosion explosion was terror-related or had connection to that bomb blast in new york city. new york city's governor says police have promising leads but no suspects. arming students with personal alarms all in an effort to stop campus sexual assaults and robberies. they are called sound grenades, being issued at east bay university. they will go for 30 minutes or until two pieces of the device

make them feel safer. >> when it's dark and you're alone, you have different thoughts of news articles going through your head, thinking is that going to be me. >> cal state east bay purchased some 1,800 sound grenades to give to on campus students, saying they feel it is more effective than a rape whistle. pretty warm out there this weekend, nice clear conditions as well. but there's a our forecast for the coming days. i'll explain. >> have you connected with me on social media? all right. i just tweeted about jude lacava. maybe you saw me taking his picture on sports night, and then on facebook right up to this 9:00 newscast, marc and i were discussing some exciting news going on with us. so go check it out.

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fox 10 news is back. an event to celebrate the world's largest title bore. when i heard that, i thought, what is a title bore? it's a world renowned phenomena caused by the gravitation and pull thousands gathered to appreciate the largest title bore, saying the best time to observe it is between the 18th and 15th day on the 8th month on the chinese lunar calendar. hope you've all enjoyed your weekend. warm temperatures out there, pretty nice out this evening. we are looking at low 90s in most spots across the valley,

shot from our tower cam. we are already seeing some indications of that by the cloud cover to the south and west of us. while we are clear outside tonight, we are going to tap into a little bit of subtropical moisture, meaning the chance for activity in california in addition to arizona. the reason for this activity, tropical cyclone payne, which hurricane as it continues to make its way towards the baja peninsula, can he we will continue to see rain showers and the big push of moisture, which means a potential for rain in our neck of the woods. timing out the potential rainfall, we'll start to see most of that activity tuesday morning. we'll continue to keep a chance for rain, particularly in eastern arizona, as we get into the later evening hours. as we get into wednesday, the system really falls apart and any activity that we'll see will pretty much be scattered.

lake havasu to 70 for kingman, mid-50s right now for st. john's, mid-60s for winslow, upper 70s for globe, about 70 degrees in safford. valley numbers not only in the 90s, but already some spots cooling and the 80s and 70s. florence at 70, buckeye low 80s, upper 80s for deer valley, and for fountain hills and cave creek you're currently at 82 degrees. today quite a few degrees warmer than the seasonal norm. we weren't too far off from the record temperature, hit this afternoon, six degrees warmer that where we ought to be. the downward trend continuing, music to a lot of people's ears. some activity to the southeast, stretching up into new england on the front side of this cold front, very good news for parts of the northeast, which several sections of that are in drought territory. much needed rain there. we did see severe thunderstorm activity earlier this evening tracking into parts of arkansas

overnight, 57 for payson, 76 degrees for lake havasu, 57 for douglas, about ten degrees cooler than that for winslow, 62 in page, 30 degrees for the grand canyon and 35 expected for window rock. still picking up a little bit of the pink, red how do you on our contour map, meaning triple digits still in the picture for far western arizona, a little bit cooler in sedona at 91, pleasant in st. john's at 81, 100 for casa grande and 94 degrees for mostly clear skies out there tonight. but tomorrow you will notice that increasing cloud cover, temperatures creeping towards the upper nineties, perhaps toward that century mark. and then we'll see a big cooldown as we get into your tuesday. this looks like a best chance right now, as indicated by the models, about when we'll see the rain, but there's a lot of disagreement between the models about the timing exactly on that day and the amount of rain. so we'll keep the umbrella in the forecast for that day. wednesday, guys, it looks like we'll dry out.

temperatures, something that many are excited about as we get into fall or the beginning of fall, i should say. >> so monsoon ends in about 12 days. >> september 30th. >> september 30th. >> my birthday and the end of the monsoon coincide, yes. >> well, let's hope it goes out -- >> with a bang? >> with a bang, it would be nice. >> we'll get you a monsoon cake. >> with me clapping, yay. >> definitely the candles will >> all right, kristy, thank you. remember the twin panda cubs born in china in june? they now have names, meaning good health. an arts festival was thrown at the very first home built in arcadia over the weekend. >> the furry friends fine arts festival gave animals a chance

life, the festival taking place at the shammer art center. that's where people got to bring their furry friends along with them. artists were selling animal themed art work, drawings, paintings, and the arizona humane society was also there trying to find animals new homes. one artist at the festival says she's inspired by dogs in her art work. >> they are never looking straight ahead, they are either looking sideways, up or down, and it's because you never know what's going on in a >> the money raised today went to the arts center and its continued visual arts programming. police asking for your help getting suspects in this surveillance video off valley streets. surgery and weeks of rehabilitation after a driver plows into a valley restaurant, costing a woman her leg. we'll have her inspirational fight to get her life back. and a if i am screened in sedona raises awareness to an

people don't realize exist. we are talking about raising awareness about seeds. and if you'd like to contact me on social media, i would love to hear from you. on facebook, it's facebook.com/marcmfox10. and on twitter @marcfox10.

a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. critics have said pcso's use of the foundation is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress.

you're watching the best, fox 10 news. a valley woman was an innocent victim of a tragic

half recovering, fighting to regain her strength and her life. >> this year, she will share her story of survival in an effort to help others. anita roman has her story. >> i was hit and ran over on memorial day, going out for my son's engagement. we were going to go celebrate. >> what started as a celebration quickly turned into tragedy. >> big suv just kep hit a woman. >> okay. so she was a pedestrian? . >> she was standing outside. >> my daughter and i were both hit from behind and drug under the vehicle. >> she was pinned under that suv. the impact crushed her bones and severed her leg. >> i had ten surgeries, but i didn't actually wake up until june. i was in a coma. >> the now 60-year-old spent

learning to walk again. >> i always hiked. i went to the health club. i worked full-time. and then you're just laying your honor back for about five weeks, just not doing anything, is a little hard on the mind. >> when she used the power of her mind to regain strength in her body, a positive attitude and daily motivation for all of those around her. >> it was amazing. >> so amazing says the medical director at health south she was invited to share her story as part of the hospital's national rehabilitation week. >> i really tell patients just try to focus on each day, not think ahead too much. >> in my own mind, i had to push myself. the first thing i did was try to move my right arm about an inch at a time, and when i could move it four inches that was exciting. >> every move she cherishes,

anita roman, fox 10 news. >> she will be speaking tuesday inside the hospital's gym. the man responsible for the accident that caused her to lose her leg is charged with driving while impaired. a sad update on a man the pima county sheriff's office had been looking for, the 75-year-old found dead a few hours ago. they found his car in area near i 199. the sheriff's office says there are no signs of foul play. police are asking for your help this finding two suspects connected with an armed robbery of a church's chicken. take a look. police are hoping that somebody knows where the suspects are. >> if someone knows the suspect or the clothing the suspect was wearing, he had a shirt that said i am hip-hop, it is possible that they have seen them in their neighborhood or

information. >> yeah, if you have any information on this case, you are urged to call silent witness. that number again is 480-witness. silent witness also unveiled a new ride this weekend. it's the new silent witness car. the community came together to help silent witness pay for this vehicle. avondale toyota agreed to provide a different car each year to be used as a show car. >> very cool. >> the visibility really helps. >> it does. >> silent witness wants to get that phone number out much as possible, and they say that it will help them engage with the community. actress carr has died, best-known for her portrayal as the eldest von trap sister in the sound of music. she passed away in los angeles from complications stemming from a rare form of dementia. carr was cast as a von trap in the classic 1965 film.

an atlanta superior court judge -- brown was found unresponsive in the bathtub on january of 2015 and never regained consciousness. she died six months later. the medical examiner found the cause of death to be a drug overdose and drowning but could not rule out a homicide. >> a group of filmmakers trying to bring awareness to a lit known issue many of us take for granted. i didn't know about this. >> yeah. it's something that i don't think a lot of us think about, but we are talking about seeds and species of seeds that are actually disappearing. >> ty brennan has the story. >> the diversity in our seed stocks is as endangered as a panda or a polar bear right now. >> we wanted to make a film that really goes into and explores this hidden side of our agriculture and this hidden side of our food system in something

>> john betz is one of the filmmakers of seed the untold story. >> you wouldn't think about it, but we rely on seeds for pretty much all life on the planet. it's the foundation of life. >> in the documentary, they claim 94% of seed diversity has disappeared. the movie focuses on how people around the globe are trying to preserve seeds. some of the movie focuses right here in arizona on the hopi knowledge in the corn, and others out there take it away. >> we are wholly dependent on seeds, and i think as filmmakers we wanted to make a film that was able to dive into an issue that most people haven't heard about. >> ty brennan, fox 10 news. >> now, there is a screening of the movie on october 6th, one in sedona, the other in phoenix. we'll have details on our website, fox10phoenix.com. well, chalk this one up in

the money in the register and still -- >> has nothing after the heist. >> no.

the latest on the fox 10 news is back. the latest now on the cease fire in the syrian war that seems to be unravelling. >> the u.s. and russia put the deal together, but fighting is once again increasing in syria. > fox 10 news correspondent connor powell has the latest from the middle east. >> u.s. and russian cease fire in syria seems to be crumbling as violence there is increasing. the agreement had reduced violence across the country significantly since the truce went into effect sunday night, but the pentagon admitted that u.s. jets mistakenly bombed a syrian outpost, killing more than 60 syrian troops. the pentagon says the u.s. jets thought they were attacking

russians dismissed the excuse. as part of the international agreement and in a sign of the growing cooperation between the u.s. and russia, the two countries were supposed to set up a joint intelligence center in geneva. with the cease fire crumbling, that looks in jeopardy. in jerusalem, connor powell, fo the united states is condemning north korea's recent nuclear test. secretary of state john kerry met with world leaders at the u.n. general assembly earlier today, japan and south korea joining the united states in calls for tougher measures on north korea. the united states is working with other countries to prevent future nuclear tests. >> and the united states remains deeply committed to our treaty obligations, to our mutual defense obligations, and to

reckless behavior of the d.p.r.k. >> this was north korea's fifth nuclear test. the country's nuclear tests and missile launches have been widely criticized for threatening to destabilize the entire region. a prayer for peace. >> pope francis asking for prayers for peace at his weekly address. >> the pontiff telling the faithful in st. peter's square, now more than ever in this world, filled with war, we need peace. francis will visit an italian town on tuesday to meet with parishioners. a thief in california is

ymca. the register he targeted turned out to be a toy register, and the money, well, it was fake. you know, they don't make the best toy money in the world for those little toy registers. the coins are really light. they are fake plastic coins. you would think you could tell the difference. investigators say they were unaware the heist was a bust. they are searching for him, nonetheless, and when they catch him he charges. things did not go as planned for a 15-year-old would be burglar in louisiana, tried to break into a baton rouge louisiana home and wound up stuck in the chimney. this was on friday morning. the worker called out and somebody answered back. 911 crews were called and came out to free the teenager.

he got handcuffed a short time later. the bird gang celebrating a win tonight. we'll hear from fans right after the break. >> usa! chanting usa banned from some high school games because of the message it's sending. why some schools will no longer

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. this was the scene in tempe this morning. many people out on their bikes today because of the 10th annual

participants swam in tempe town lake. they ran and biked around tempe. proceeds went to the chances for children of arizona organization. parts of the loop 202 were closed this morning because of the race. >> cardinals fans were out in full force before this afternoon's game against the tampa bay buccaneers. >> are you guys excited? >> the bird gang outside the stadium tailgating, having great time. tailgaters had grills lit up, ready for the game. we asked the fans why they would rather tailgate here than watch from home. >> tailgating here is a great experience. you get the energy of the crowd, the environment, everybody giving each other's high fives. >> watching it on tv is for tomorrow. >> cardinals fans of course went home very happy after beating

40-7. >> that was a good game. chanting usa, most people see it as patriotic. but not some high schools apparently. >> apparently some in michigan will have to find a new chant, because u.s.a., u.s.a. is banned. >> what was once a showing of support for their now become an insult because of how students are using it, according to one principal, saying they can only chant u.s.a. right after the national anthem and no other. >> it is not unpatriotic. it is just trying to keep square with everybody. >> they say any signs, banners, or chants carrying promotional

conference venue. >> we can't have something demeaning, derogatory, putdowns, anything like that. >> we don't want to offend people. we want to be continuously aware of what's going on and make sure again we are very proactive. >> it's a decision getting a mixed review with students and parents. >> i think if it's offensive, they shouldn't be saying it, and i think it's a disgrace that they should be saying it, and changing it to something that doesn't mean a good thing. >> i think i'm surprised at how people are getting offended at everything. it's not a big deal. >> we are told chanting u.s.a. could get a student kicked out or banned from certain sporting events, but how each school handles the cases are up to them. >> because it's a school property, there are certain rights you don't have.

to chant u.s.a., showing support for their country, not something rude? >> that's a fine line. how do we know that he or she is doing that? how would we know that they are not demeaning a team? if that's what they are doing, then the school has to deal with that. three touchdown passes for carson palmer. how about this, another strong game from fitz and david johnson, and the cards defense comes up big. cards, tampa bay, highlights, plus tonight's lineup on

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you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. given the last week, everybody kind of knew it, but nobody wanted to actually say it. you can't lose your first two games at home and expect to do great things this season, right? there was a sense of urgency for the arizona cardinals going into this game this afternoon against the tampa bay buccaneers. and man, did they play with a sense of urgency. it started with patrick peterson before the in the game, jameis winston going deep, going long, and going right into the hands of patrick peterson. he was looking for mike evans. this was a big interception earlier in that first quarter, patrick pointing to the stands and saying, let's get it done. and that was a tone seter for the arizona defense. first and goal, a little play fake, and there's carson palmer to larry fitzgerald, 7-0, arizona cardinals, fitz another strong performance, third and

pocket, plenty of time, michael floyd, touchdown, back of the end zone, 17-0. and you just come at an opponent and you do a number on them. and then second and one with just 25 seconds remaining, beautiful throw to brown and you are up 21-0 at the half. calmer trying to make a play. look at david johnson's ability to make things happen, run after the catch, spectacular more on david johnson. you'll hear from him tonight on sports night. but very impressive across the board, and let's not forget about the cards defense. man, they forced four -- four -- jameis winston interceptions. that was a deflection by morro, kicked up by marcus cooper. i know you're saying marcus who? you'll get to know a little bit more about him tonight at 10:30,

40-7, the waters are are calm again, very, very impressive win by the cardinals, 40-7 the final. >> obviously, they didn't have a touchdown until, i don't know, when was it, the end of the first half? i don't know what it was, but we were just on fire on defense, we were aggressive on offense. we were nasty and extremely physical up front. the pockets were just perfect all day. it was just one of those games. like i said, we just couldn't wait to play for seven days. it was one of those where you have got to fight that urge and you have got to fight, because you have got to go through your preparation, and you have got to go through your typical monday, your wednesday, your friday, all of those things, and i think that's a good assessment. >> so much more to come tonight at 10:30, dbacks, dog day afternoon, a fun day afternoon for dog owners, and a fun game for baseball fans taking it in.

double, hernandez, petersen, barnes going to score tying the game at 7. word coming earlier today deshaun watson, the president of operations would be released, a big move for the front office of the diamondbacks, watson gone. riddick and barnes score, up 9-7 in the blast off coleman here ties the game at nine, going to extra innings. the arizona diamondbacks win in 12. they split 2-2 with the dodgers. at 10:30, we have got a lot on our plate for you, max starks, who does it better, taking you

line, the introduction of cooper, floyd, david johnson, plus one on one conversations with chris johnson and tony jefferson. sports night on the way in

and thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. this was nothing short of a

home in gilbert, and everyone survives. >> today federal investigators were at the scene of the crash, trying to figure out what caused that plane to go down in a ball of flames. the plane was a big ball of fire as it came crashing to the ground, and it was caught on camera by many witnesses in the area. four sky divers plus the pilot were on board the cessna 182. the sky divers were taking part in fair. >> and firefighters say everyone was able to eject from the plane before it struck the home. parachutes on, they literally jumped out before it crashed. >> just incredible. fox 10 is marcy jones is live at the home tonight. she spoke with neighbors. marcy? >> 24 hours after it happened, it still smell likes this fire was just put out.