good evening, everyone. first tonight on fox 10 news at 9:00, where is jesse wilson? it has been two months since the ten-year-old boy was reported missing from his home in buckeye, and tonight there is still no sign of him. >> thanks for joining us tonight. it is a heartbreaking that has made national headlines. jesse's first first reported the boy missing on a sunday night back in july. >> in the days after search parties looked for the little boy, police held news conferences. posters of jesse were hung all over the valley, but now it seems like the case has gone completely cold. andrew hasbun joins us live tonight from buckeye. andrew, any new information tonight >> reporter: unfortunately, john, not much. we haven't heard from jesse

heard from buckeye police. they say the investigation is ongoing. however, all over jesse wilson's neighborhood, there are constant reminders that the ten-year-old boy is still missing. tonight in buckeye, jesse wilson's picture still hangs in a few stores, including this yogurt shop not far from jesse's home near i-10 and watson road. >> we just feel like we can keep a little bit of hope still for the family, waiting for anything positive to come out. >> reporter: but after two months, have the fliers up anymore, and all police will tell us is that this investigation continues. >> no child should go missing that long and you're not even hearing about it anymore. in the beginning, it was on the news, it was everywhere. but now it's just like did he ever get found? is he still missing? what happened to this child? >> reporter: jesse was last seen missing on july 18th.

checking his room. >> my son either climbed out the window, which he has done before, or he has gone out the back door. >> reporter: soon after that call, volunteers filled school busses and searched the open desert near the ten-year-old's home. the fbi and buckeye police scoured the house in an early morning search, but they never released what they may or may not have found. back then in this neighborhood, jesse's picture was everywheher. >> we kept our eye open when we were walking around pokemon or like at the park daily. we kept our eye open to see if we could find him. >> and now? >> we look still, but -- >> they don't hear about it, so think quit it. >> at bradley in goodyear, a desk still sits in honor of jesse outside the school. and all buckeye police will tell us tonight is that this investigation continues, and they are asking anyone who may be able to help find jesse to give them a call.

andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. a phoenix woman accused of leaving her six-month-old baby alone in an unlocked car, 29-year-old sierra carter, was arrested last night after she allegedly left that baby in the car while she went into the store for about 14 minutes. police say that the car's air-conditioning was running. the windows were rolled up. court paperwork shows carter has a history with d.c.s. and that child is now in state care. a texas man charged with sexual abuse after police say he at the cardinals game yesterday afternoon. the woman was standing in a stairwell when 24-year-old benjamin maura allegedly placed his hand on her leg as she walked by. police say he touched a woman inappropriately, the woman then hit him with her phone. mauro denied hitting the woman.

a weekend of terror in new york and new jersey ends with a shootout between police and a suspected bomber. >> and tonight, investigators are looking into the past of ahmad khan rahami to see what connection, if any, he has overseas. the 28-year-old afghan immigrant was shot and killed by police early this morning after someone noticed him sleeping outside a bar. when police officers approached him, he pulled out a gun started firing. two officers were hit before rahami was eventually taken into custody. >> law enforcement officials say that fingerprints from the scene link him to two bombs in new york city and a third one in new jersey. the fbi says rahami was not on their radar, however. he was not on any no fly wrilis but he had visited afghanistan

as for his connection to local terror cells, authorities indicated he acted alone. >> the investigation is ongoing, so as we continue to investigate, we'll have new information, but as of right now there is no indication of a terror cell here. >> tell me about this suspect and what have you learned about him, and particularly his travels to afghanistan. >> good evening, john. let me first set the scene for you whe right now i am in linden, new jersey, and there are a lot of investigators here. there's police tape blocking off many of the roads, which have been closed for hours, because right here is where the police shootout with the suspected bomber happened earlier today, and during that shootout two officers were hurt. it was really a very frightening day, filled with more action than anyone this tight knit community ever could have

earlier, we were in elizabeth new jersey, which is a nearby town. that is where the suspect lived, and he lived actually on top of their family owned chicken restaurant, and i spoke with many neighbors, many of them who knew him, and no one outwardly said that he was a very nice guy, but they said that he was kind of reserved, a little shy, served them food every single day. but really a very tight knit and very quiet community. so for something like this to happen is pretty much the thing anyone ever expected. >> dana, i appreciate you chatting with us tonight. we'll be checking in with you throughout the week. meanwhile, another attack, a stabbing attack in a minnesota mall is having investigated as an act of terrorism. i.s.i.s. is calling the attacker a soldier of the islamic state, and investigators are working to figure out whether or not the 22-year-old man had ties to the

investigators say he mentioned allah while carrying out the attack in the mall, and asked one of the victims if he was a muslim. the whole thing ended when an officer was stabbed and then she shot and killed the attacker. >> the attacker is believed to be a somalian. he lived in st. cloud and worked there. we are hearing that hundreds of people were mistakenly given u.s. citizenship, even though the u.s. government had ordered them deported. homeland security secretary says that the nearly 1,000 immigrants mistakenly given citizenship used fake names and birthdays, and their applications weren't flagged because of outdated fingerprint databases. at least two of the immigrants now are being prosecuted, and two others linked to terrorism have been referred to the fbi.

way to arizona. kristy siefkin tracking a hurricane, hurricane payne, currently churning off the coast of mexico, and this one is actually going to have an effect on our weather, right, kris ty. >> it is definitely going to have an effect, kari. you have probably already noticed the increased cloud cover, making its way across the state into the area this evening, a big push of moisture making its way into and arizona. as kari mentioned, this system called payne, very gusty winds, 80 miles an hour winds, gusts up to 90 miles an hour earlier today. by the time we get into the far eastern sections of the baja, this will be a tropical depression. still a ways off the coastline of california, but we are seeing the effects of that moisture in

take a look at these dew points, inching up number by number throughout the afternoon and evening into the 50s and into the 60s. you'll also notice the cooler temperatures as a result of that system moving in, and i'll tell you more about how that will affect our forecast in terms of rain coming up a little bit later on in the show. >> okay, see you in a bit, kristy. after years of planning, construction is beginning on the loop 202 freeway extension. the first phase of construction will involve widening the shoulders and extending the hov lanes. barriers go u a.d.o.t. says expect some delays. the extension will connect the east and west valleys following a route around south mountain. >> hopefully it will alleviate the traffic on the 10 heading west going through downtown and stuff. i always get stuck trying to get downtown. it takes too long. >> well, it will be great when it's finished. it's going to be a while. south mountain freeway should be completed in 2019. three crashes in one month, that is the track record so far

currently being tested on the streets of chandler. maybe you have seen a few of them. but in those three crashes, the self-driving technology, we are told, is not to blame. in two of the crashes, the vehicles are being operated manually by google employees. someone is in trouble. and in one of those crashes, the vehicle was rear-ended and the driver of the other car was arrested on suspicion of dui. i guess the self-driving car can't prevent that. in the third crash, the google vehicle was operating inc also rear-ended at a stoplight. >> i mostly drive on the freeway, so my concern would be them driving on the freeway, because it takes a human element out of their decision of pulling in front of us. they see us as a vehicle, not an 80,000-pound truck. >> google man self-testing or testing the self-driving cars in chandler earlier this year. the vehicles can navigate the streets on their own, but a human driver is always on board

the ride sharing service lyft is also testing self-driving cars in phoenix. the company's cofounder predicting that self-driving cars will handle the majority of lyft's rides within five years. with self-driving cars coming, the president is now getting involved. today the obama administration said the federal government, not states, should regulate them and make the rules. i'm having an emergency situation, a fire on the wing, fire in the >> his plane engulfed in flames, a pilot makes a desperate fall for help. rater, we'll hear from the valley man who helped the pilot right after he parachuted to the ground. but first, in light of the terror attack at an orlando nightclub, these lgbt community members are firing back. we'll introduce you to one of the fastest growing pro gun groups in the country. the local chapter of the pink

other gay people out there that

tonight only on fox, the june attack on a gay nightclub in orlando appears to have inspired more members of the lgbt community to learn how to shoot. >> a national group with a chapter right here in the valley says their membership has spiked. andrew hasbun introduces us to the valley of the sun pink pistols. >> reporter: with every shot, they are shooting down stereotypes. >> very good, very good. much better. >> reporter: they have more than hit their target. the valley of the sun pink pistols now has about 600 members, one of the largest chapters in the country. >> i probably shot my first gun when i was five or six years old. >> lonnie caisson is the chapter's president. he joined back in 2011. >> i just googled gays with guns

pink pistols. i was thrilled that there was an lgbt shooting group. >> reporter: the group attracts seasoned gun enthusiasts. >> i was amazed that there was other gay people out there that liked shooting. >> reporter: and also beginners looking for a comfortable environment. >> we try to take the fear away from people of the guns. >> many are eager to learn. >> for protection. >> reporter: the shootings stunned the world community. since that shooting, pink pistols groups here and across the country have seen a boom in interest. >> our numbers have been increased by about 35%. >> reporter: pink pistols, started back in the early 2000s as a sort of call to arms for the gay community to combat hate crimes. today the meet-ups are drawing more and more people. these pictures are from an event. the group says some new members

experience with guns. by joining pink pistols, one, i felt comfortable being an lgbt member. i ddn't feel like i was going to be ridiculed. they were actually able to take me under their wing, gave me some pointers, some tips. >> reporter: now he says he shoots regularly and also says there's more to the group than target practice. >> joining this particular group allowed me to socialize, get out, and >> reporter: through the group, he met lonnie, and the two got married last april. >> interested? the group meets about three times a month here in the valley. in the meantime, changes are under way at the scene in orlando. crews tore down the fence surrounding the pulse nightclub, to put a smaller one in its place, and the new fence will allow people to navigate the area more easily and safely. and the new fence will also serve as a tribute to the

art work and photos of the victims. coming up, a chilling crime, a woman chased down and shot dead on a valley freeway. the 911 transcripts have been released. >> and moisture struggling to make it over the international border, showers potentially in our forecast. i'll give you the details coming

your exclusive accuweather forecast with kristy siefkin on fox 10 news. definitely a little bit sticky out there today, and you'll feel that even more as we get into tomorrow. we continue to see this push of moisture from the south, not only into arizona but also into california. the temperatures out there, though, tonight, fantastic. we are looking at upper 80s right now across the valley, sky

as we look at this time-lapse, you'll notice that blanket of cloud cover continuing to move from southwestern arizona to northeastern arizona, most of the green that's popping up on our map right now, very light activity, if any. we will see a little bit higher intensity as we get into the overnight hours and into tomorrow. california seeing the bulk of that moisture right now, but you'll notice a little bit of activity moving into parts of southwestern arizona as well. otherwise, what you're noticing tonight is just cloud cover out there. and you willot in temperatures as we continue into the middle of your work week, a steady stream of moisture not only from the hurricane, but also because of a system that is just off the coastline. this cutoff low that's off the coastline of san diego helping to pump that moisture in from mexico, and that's why we are seeing that chains of rain into our forecast for the next a couple of days. futurecast showing widespread cloud cover. as we get into tomorrow morning

scattered activity as you are headed out the door, dopg the kids off at school, headed out the door it for your work. additionally, later into the afternoon, a few isolated cells popping up into wednesday even the potential for more activity. most of this rain looks like it's going to be pretty scattered. isolated pockets could be a little bit heavier, but hey, we'll take it, as we are about to start fall. temperature-wise, anywhere from 83 degrees in phoenix, 93 for bullhead city, 61 for the grand canyon, a few degrees warmer than that for show low and here in the valleys, the upper 80s like i was telling you about, anywhere from 86 in surprise to 88 in goodyear, up into out wickenburg way 88 as well, 86 at gateway, buckeye one of the cooler spots at our map at 82, florence at 83 degrees, the dew point not only increasing in southwestern arizona, but also right here in the valley. those dew points approaching 60 in some spots and then above 60 in other locations. and as you know from the monsoon season, as we start to see those

when we start to see activity. today temperatures right about spot on, in fact, sky harbor hitting just below the century mark. normal temperature is about 99 degrees as we continue with that downward trend in temperatures. back in 2010 it was a warm one, 111 degrees for our afternoon high. national picture, relatively quiet out there. we are seeing a bit of activity over the canadian border into the united states, same with the south, that system that we have been talking about. through the midwest in the next couple of days, but really the significant amount of moisture that we have seen out there is pushed off the mid atlantic coastline. that should continue to move to the east and shouldn't be too much of an issue for folks in that section of the country. upper 50s for winslow, upper 60s for kingman, 62 degrees for douglas, still popping up on the contour map for tomorrow, upper

flag, and 77 degrees in window rock, increasing moisture, increasing cloud cover and that slight chance of activity into tonight for tomorrow. we are going to keep that chance of rain for our forecast, in addition to cool temperatures for wednesday, thursday as well, numbers throughout this period staying well below the seasonal enormous. >> kristy, what if you had to work seven days straight, 24 hours a day? >> i think i might be the fox 10 weather app whe that. >> you can get your weather when she has got to take down time, a little rest. >> you mean kristy is not on the other end of this map, putting in the numbers. >> you know what, you would be surprised. you can get the fox 10 weather app, it is free, available for download on google play and apple. >> i just call her for the

am i hearing rain? just to drive her nuts. tim tebow, the former football player taking the baseball field by storm. >> also, the latest on the miracle, the plane that crashed into a home. >> in the words of head coach bruce arians, listen to this, this is what he said today, we should have scored 50. the head coach is expecting

you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00. it's incredible, everyone wasn't killed. it's incredible that everybody survived, nothing short of a miracle. a small plane crashes into a home in gilbert. look at the damage, and everyone involved, the people in the plane and the people in that home survived. >> and tonight we are hearing the pilot's call for help, just moments before that crash, and who saw him jump from that plane. danielle miller joins us live from gilbert with an incredible story. danielle? >> reporter: yeah, john and kari, just such situation out here saturday night. now, take a look right here behind me. this is the home that this plane crashed into saturday night. it is a total loss. now, we are learning more about this pilot. we are being told that his name is ryan kilgore. that is according to a gofundme page set up in his name.

this crash. he said the plane's wing was on fire. he did suffer some burns, but he is expected to be okay. friday night, the arizona skyhawks skydiving team parachuting to the football field at deer valley high school, delivering the game ball. it was all part of the school's military appreciation night. the following night, that same skydiving team was involved in this fiery plane crash that devastated this gilbert home. you can hear the pilot in these calls right before the crash. >> 0844, i'm having an emergency situation. i have fire on the wing, fire in the eplane. >> 844, roger, did you want to go to chandler? 844, do you want the chandler airport? that's 3:00 in two miles. 844, did you want gateway or chandler? >> southwest, that plane went down. >> people just a few hundred

down, in shock. >> we could see the plane on fire, and it was coming in the direction of our house. >> they saw the men jumping from the plane, ran to the pilot. >> my dad i guess starting turning him for shock, asking him basic questions, what his name was, where he was from. my dad had him lay down. he couldn't lay down on because of the burns. he laid down face first on the floor, got him some pillows to his head. about 1520 minutes into them just talking, the ambulance arrived. >> it is so shocking that nobody was hurt in this incident, including the two people at home when the plane crashed. as of now, we do not have an exact cause as to why the plane went down.

fox 10 news. >> fire crews rescued a man who passed out on north mountain today. he had hiked the mountain to see the full moon early this morning, but lost his footing, fell, was knocked out in the fall. when he woke up, he called 911 and crews escorted him off the mountain. ago. >> phoenix police saying they have no intention of releasing the actual 911 call from the night she was shot on the freeway, but just the words, the transcript, are enough. wednesday night september 7th, as dinya farmer drove her black honda accord north on the

she called 911. it was at about 7:20 she reported being chased. she told the 911 operator, quote, "these mexican guys from, they started at 7th and broadway avenue following me, and as i turned off just to get off the freeway, they pulled up and was going to get out of their truck, and like they are following me now on the freeway. there is an unknown noise heard on the phone, and farmer is not heard again on that phone call. though the operator tries several times to get from her. those noises are now believed to be gunshots that were fired into farmer's car. one hit her in the head. her car crashed in the freeway median at thomas road. farmer died later at the hospital. law enforcement is still looking for suspects in this case. if you have any information, you are asked to contact police, d.p.s., or you can always call silent witness at 480-witness. i'm linda williams, fox 10 news.

gun on a d.p.s. trooper is in custody. early this morning, the trooper pulled him over for weaving in and out of traffic, and then a trooper found marijuana in a backpa backpack and asked the driver if he had a medical marijuana card. after the man produced the card, the trooper heard a loud click that sounded like a gun. nearby his police dog found him hiding in some bushes. a deadly police shooting in tulsa oklahoma, and this comes as police release dash cam and aerial footage of the shooting, but we want to warn you this footage may be disturbing for some viewers. on friday night, police were investigating a stalled vehicle in the road. the suspect was seen walking towards the vehicle with his hands raised, and officers

police say at some point an officer fired at crutcher, and another officer deployed his taser. the man died at the hospital. his family is now demanding criminal charges against the officers. >> after watching the video and seeing what actually happened, we asked for the facts. we asked for answers, and we clearly got it through the vi video. and we're truly devastated. >> the officer who shot is on administrative leave. the shooting is under investigation. coming up, it's a first for the presidential debates, how facebook is helping voters get involved in the discussion. and it's not even officially fall yet, but bring on the holiday shopping. which companies are beginning their seasonal hiring? plus, proof that it's the little things in life that

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she's a she's a state lawmaker caught up in a food stamp fraud charges, and to avoid possible felony conviction here, representative cecilia velasquez will plead guilty to a misdemeanor next month. prosecutors say that she stole close to $2,000 in food stamp benefits by lying about how many kids she had at home and allowing her food stamp card to be used by somebody not okayed to use it. velasquez represents part of the west valley. both candidates sniping at each other on their national and foreign policy experience and their take on all of this. >> they first praised law enforcement and responders who raced to the scene of the blasts over the weekend, but then both candidates went after each other, with clinton saying donald trump isn't ready to deal

blaming hillary clinton for the creation of i.s.i.s. during her time as secretary of state. >> hillary clinton talks tougher about my supporters than she does about islamic terrorists. >> i'm the only candidate in this race who has been part of the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield. you don't hear a plan from him. he keeps saying he has a secret plan. well, the secret is he has no plan. >> both candidates met with world leaders t sidelines of the united nations generally assembly, including the president of egypt. >> can you beieve it? one week from tonight, the first presidential debate, hillary clinton and debate, face off. i will be there. steve krafft will be there. we're going to bring you live coverage of the event happening at hofstra university in new york. the second debate is on

nominees take the stage in st. louis, and for the first time ever in a presidential debate, facebook will source questions from their users. they will use some of those questions. they will be given to the moderators of the town hall style debate, and they will choose which ones to be asked of the candidates. you can be part of it. >> shopping before giving thanks, a new survey saying that nearly half of consumers plan to do most of their holiday shopping before they sit down for thanksgiving dinner, and for those who were shopping later, shop online on black friday. and retailers appear to be gearing up for all of those early shoppers, kohl's saying it's already starting to fire up to 69,000 temporary workers for the holiday season, the same number they added last year. meanwhile, drivers beware, the

cheaper than this time last year. a new report just named las vegas the most fun city in america. not surprisingly, entertainment and night life are big reasons why. good luck at the craps table. that's business. i'm david asman. it's been a long time coming. this is someone you all know. you have seen her on the news many, many times. a life chain arizona activist once named one of the most influential people in the country. >> temperatures tomorrow morning probably much cooler than what

staple in some it's a staple in some households. coming up on fox 10 news at 10:00, kellogg's announcing an eggo waffle recall due to potentially deadly bacteria, what you need to know. year, but a valley celebrity is able to move on. now that her mansion is finally off the market, we are going to have this for you tonight on fox 10 news at 10:00. in the border battle, federal authorities in mexico find a van with a makeshift bazooka inside. the device apparently being used to launch packages, probably drugs, into the united states. the van was parked in northeastern sonora, a mexican state that shares a border with

doors were left wide-open. inside, police found an air compressor, a gas motor, an air storage tank, and the homemade bazoo bazooka. they think it was probably shooting drugs over the wall. an arizona activist who was once named one of the most influential people in the country is now a u.s. citizen. >> raise your right hand -- >> the naturalization ceremony today. she followed her mother her here from mexico at just 17 years old. after years of living undocumented, she decided to go to a.s.u., study engineering, and she later became the cofounder of the arizona dream act coalition, and was named one of "time" magazine's most influential people in 2012. she says that she is excited to

>> i know that there is 417,000 unregistered latino voters here in arizona, and i want to challenge them to vote by the deadline of october 10th, and i'm going to register today and i hope they follow my example. >> she says that she will not be voting for the candidate who wants to, quote, "build the wall." your exclusive accuweather forecast on fox 10 news. well, we could be waking up to some activity tomorrow, so yo the umbrella before you head out the door. let's take a look at the breakdown of those morning temperatures and weather, as you are getting the kids ready, hopping on the school bus, you can expect to see a little bit of activity out there, some scattered showers and definitely want to prepare the kids for that. 78 degrees expected as you are getting ready in the morning. chance for activity as we make our way into the 8:00 a.m. hour looks like an even better chance for some rain showers across the

little bit of a break as as we make our way into recess time, and a little bit later on in the afternoon, we'll see our chance of showers increasing again. >> i want recess time. can i get recess time? >> yes, you can, john. >> i'm glad. i'm going to take that forecast to heart. take a short recess right now while i read the story. when you think tim tebow, you think football. not anymore. he's taking the baseball world by storm, the former footbal workout with the new york mets instructional league. he drew quite a crowd, hundreds of people turning out for the practice in port st. lucie school, taking a long recess, john. >> there you go. >> watching tebow play an entirely new sport, cheering for every move he made. >> the hottest selling jersey

we should have rai-- talking a little football next. >> he is a play maker, plus a mysterious note in an envelope

you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. the cardinals today, a couple of things that i wanted to ask coach arians, first the big play to brown for the 51-yard catch, and then when he was talking it to this guy, david johnson, he put it out there. he expects more from his second year running back, and then i went after d.j.'s r couple of miscommunications, aka running the wrong routes. >> looking for a block from floyd, he got that. >> we can get a hell of a lot better. communication was not very good in the beginning of the game, way too many mental errors. especially by a couple of young

plays that i know what i was going. i just didn't do it. they were easy reads, easy routes that i should have done in the game. after watching the film, the way that db was playing on some of those and linebackers were playing me, i at least should have had more yards. >> despite some big chunk plays by david johnson, coach arians expected much more production. >> because we should have had 50. you know, we left at least 100, 120 yards and two touchdowns out there just on david johnson. >> and here's the kicker, david johnson agrees. >> it definitely is going to eat at me. you know, especially after watching film, and there is stuff that i just, you know, i can't really explain. i just, it's me, and that's one of the things that i definitely want to correct. >> let's swing over to a.s.u. john, i know you're watching. man, this is worth it.

one handed catch in the end zone. this true freshman is unique. there's not many that can step in with that skill set, and it turned out essential in the game in san diego. coach cal. >> i know our attitudes are great. they know that every single game in this league is going to be a battle. we have got a heck of a team coming in here, one of the top offenses in the country, and our guys are going to the challenge. >> nfl, i know you want to see carson wentz. he had the running game going with matthew. wentz, eagles off to a 2-0 start. road game tonight against chicago and jay cutler. problems in chicago, and man,

with 2-0, how about that for a rookie. evan mathis probably had no right to play yesterday. he had a severely injured arch on his foot, and what happened and what he was able to get out there was absolutely remarkable. you'll hear from one of his running mates, d.j. humphries, more on the cardinals, we'll check in on the we'll see you in 20 minutes, and i swing it over to john and kari with a little bit of love. >> everything is happy, panic has subsided, life is good. >> finally tonight, more proof that a little bit of love can go a long way. a tempe man using his artistic talent to spread a little bit of love in his neighborhood. he and his wife work on all sorts of projects, but it's

most attention. they built it outside, put it on their front lawn. >> when the lights began to fail, you know how that happens, they never got around to fixing them, until a complete stranger left them money in an envelope and a note, saying that he was really sad to see it go completely dark, and that the complete stranger was willing to even pay to have it repaired. >> that totally hearts, because we hadn't fixed it or finished it just because we were being lazy. we said, all right, drop everything today. we'll pull some parts out of other projects, and make the lights brighter than they were before. we see people out here, especially late at night, it looks like they are almost sneaking something, because they will sit in it, take a picture. we see them out the window, and they think that they are not

like that, which is pretty cute. >> it is pretty cool, and it's getting a lot of traction in social media. ryan says he plans to keep it aluminum nated from now on and plans to make improvements to

future. that's it for us right now. fox 10 news at 10: lake starts right now. this is nothing short of miraculous, when you see this video, a small plane catches fire, its pilot parachutes to the ground, and the burning plane then crashes into a gilbert home. what is so miraculous about it is that no one was seriously hurt in this thing. danielle miller joins us with the story and the pilot's call for help. danielle?

skyhawks skydiving team parachuting to the football field at deer valley high school, delivering the game ball. it was all part of the school's military appreciation night, the following night, that same skydiving team was involved in this fiery plane crash that devastated this gilbert home. you can hear the pilot in these calls right before the crash. >> 0844, i'm having an emergency stuation, fire on the wing, fire in the airplane. >> 44, roger. did you want 844, did you want chandler airport? it's at your 3:00 in two miles. 844, did you want gateway or chandler? >> southwest east to gate, that plane went down. >> people just a few hundred yards from where that plane crashed, in shock. >> there was a moment where i thought, this is a pretty real dream, and then i thought it