thank you for joining us. we begin at 5:00 with a news alert. this is a live look at a terrible crash in the east valley involving three cars. this was a head-on collision. 10 people were hurt in this we wreck, one of them a young girl betwee6- she was thrown from one of the vehicles and is in critical condition. >> there are five other people rushed to the hospital as a result of this accident in serious condition. the scene you're looking at is at warner road and arizona road in chandler. the intersection partially you more details as the story develops. a scary situation for one valley woman. >> she was a good samaritan who

side of the freeway. >> she was trying to do a good thing and shortly after she pulled over, the people robbed her and assaulted her. >> danielle miller joins us live near loop 101 and southern where the accident happened. >> reporter: such a terrible situation. police are telling us this happened around 3:00 this morning in a southbound lanes of the loop 101 right near the 60 interchange. police tell us the woman in her 20's was driving home from work at the time when she pulled over to provide help to these people. a juvenile female got inside the vehicle and punched her in the face. the suspects robbed the woman and took her cellphone and money. all four people involved took off. police caught up with them in an

where this happened. all of them were in custody by 4:30 this morning. many people have good intentions and want to help, they say it is always best to call police. >> the best thing someone can do to do to help is call police. call a nonemergency number or you can call 911 that way when we get out there, we have all of the resources if they need, truck or just need a ride. >> reporter: police are telling us the main female suspect in this case was a juvenile. she is a runaway. police are telling us the three other suspects in this case are adults. they are being charged with simple assault and robbery. no word on their identity. danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> on to a couple of developing

gunpoint and shot him. the victim was shot once and is expected to survive. officers say the men had dread locks and in a red chevy tahoe. anyone with information is asked to call police. a woman in critical condition after being stabbed several times. police say it was a case of domestic violence at an apartment near 15th and oak streets. the woman was able to get away and officers say they found not clear what led to the attack but thankfully, the woman is stable. mcso deputies going door-to-door to make sure sex offenders are at their registered addresses this weekend. they checked 70 houses. they found four people not at their registered address as of yesterday. sex offenders are required to

address. less than 24 hours before the big debate at half -- hofstra university between hillary clinton and donald trump. >> both candidates are preparing in different ways. both candidates are gearing up for what could be the most watched political event in tv history. today, donald trump's campaign manager compared his skills on the debate stage to one of greatest baseball players of all time. >> i can understand why the clinton camp is nervous. he is a brilliant debater. newt gingrich said he is like the babe ruth of debating. he shows up and swings and does a great job. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign manager is concerned that hillary clinton won't have time to fact check donald trump.

it. >> if donald trump lies for the moderator to point it out. make sure his lies are corrected and present her vision. >> reporter: each candidate is taking a different approach to get ready for the big debate. clinton staying near her home meeting with her team. trump was out campaigning as of last night. he met privately with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he has not practiced a full-length debate but practiced questions he might face. >> we spoke with political analyst stan barnes about the debate. tomorrow night is the first time the nominees will be debating in the same room. this is their chance to leave an impression on voters. the stakes in tomorrow's debate is higher than any other debate.

here. there might be actual news being made here. there height be a reason to judge differently for a future vote so i think the stakes are higher with this race than any other debate we've had in our lifetime. >> as that debate takes place tomorrow, fox 10's john hook is live in new york giving us reports throughout the day and giving us reports online as well. you can go to fox 10 news now. you n live on monday night starting at 6:00 and stay with us for a special edition of fox 10 news right after the debate. meantime, a tough day for cardinals' fans after the team took on the buffalo bills earlier this morning. >> let's get over to jude lacava with a look at today's game. >> reporter: cards fans want an explanation. this was the worst performance

bruce arians said most of the week, he had a lot of respect for the rex ryan aggressive defense and they dictated early in the game and the run game. lesean mccoy with a lab -- fabulous performance. carson palmer was hit early and often. quarterback hits nine times. you look up and you're down 23-7 in the third quarter. buffalo had special teams, well, another major blunder. a long snap over the head of drew butler. it is picked up by aaron williams and he scampers 53 yards and you're down. you can't drop 1-2, if you're a super bowl contender. watch it again. high snap, we'll see what cardinals do to address that issue.

win. carson palmer trying to get his team back in it. you see the draw play to david johnson. it is 30-13 late in the third quarter. watch taylor here. a break. even when there was a break, tyrann mathieu couldn't scoop up the fumbled football, rolls out of bounds and stays in the bills' possession. it was that kind of an afternoon for the cardinals. they couldn't do anything right. four palmer, a fumble lost, and a team that lost every faze of the game, defense, offense, special teams. a long, long day for the arizona cards. as for carson palmer, picked off by stephon gilmore, number 24. an afternoon they would love to forget. here is the challenge, they lose 38-18 and they fall 1-2 on the season. >> talking about getting to a fast start and this is the

offensively. defensively, we set a nice tempo. offensively, we could not convert third down. did a poor job of running routes, finding guys, and protecting the quarterback. proud they fought their ass off to get it back but then they gave it back away. continuing to make mistakes in all three phases. >> reporter: you're going to i don't think there is anybody better in breaking down the cardinals than max starks. we'll look at every phase of the meltdown today. really disappointing. if you're a cards' fans, you want to see the breakdown. a.s.u. continues to roll. an impressive comeback against cal. more on the latest news around the nfl. sports night will come your way

all right, jude, thank you. coming up next, are immigration officials working overtime to swear in new citizens? >> reporter: we could see a chance for rain back in the forecast. we have a repeat performance of last week.

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america-- an internal across america, an internal obama e-mail shows that immigration officials could be working overtime to swear in as many new citizens as possible before november. >> adam housley has more tonight. >> reporter: the department of ho accused of an election year immigration push that could create thousands of new voters. in a letter written addressed secretary jeh johnson, senators question a u.s. citizenship e-mail sent to the houston field always encouraging staff to work overtime, including weekends saying in part "the field office due to the election year needs

field cases as possible before november 2016." senator johnson says the maneuver is suspicious. >> if they are prioritizing citizenship prior to an election, it tells you something. you can make certain assumptions that other applications and other visas and the other things that they process is going to be lower priority. >> new citizens tend to vote democrat and that is the motivation for doing this. >> reporter: in response to the senator's letter and inquiries from fox news, a statement released reading "ucis anticipated a spike in applications as we usually see in election year but it has exceeded expectations. ucic has experienced staff and

offices." this comes day office the revelation of poor fingerprint records allows hundreds of people to wrongly obtain citizenship despite deportation orders. >> it makes you wonder what is the priority when the priority should be national and homeland security. >> reporter: johnson pointed out this last happened during the re-election of bill clinton in 1996. back then a congressional found it was checks. 80,000 of those had criminal records. >> we want freedom, freedom. >> black lives matter protesters outside of panthers stadium calling for justice and an end to the fatal shooting of keith lamont scott shooting.

unrest. there were no reported problems or arrests outside of the stadium. hands up. >> don't shoot. >> terence crutcher. >> protesters gather in tulsa to speak out against the recent police shootings. they gathered in a march that ended outside of the city courthouse. this happened after betty shelby killed an unarmed black she is charged with shooting and killing terence crutcher after he did not comply with his orders. the 20-year-old man accused of killing five people in a washington state mall has had run-ins with the law before. arcan cetin was arrested saturday night. he has been charged with drunk driving and assaulting his stepfather in recent years. he was arrested in an apartment

he -- authorities say they would not have been able to catch him if it wasn't for the public's help. >> we began interviewing acquaintances, family members associated with the tip and it grew a stronger connection for us. >> again, authorities were able to arrest him quickly after the information. they have yet to release the motive for the shooting but the f.b.i. has said there is no indica if you are ready for fall, you are going to love the forecast in the coming days. cooler temperatures and maybe a few raindrops. we'll look at your full forecast

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>> reporter: great weekend out there. i hope you had a chance to get outside and enjoy it. temperatures below average. about 95 right now for most of the valley. average temperature, 97 degrees. the picture is pretty clear for most of the west coast but we're going to see a change in the forecast as we get toward the middle of our workweek. we'll see showers struggling to get border to get into arizona. this low pressure system currently in new mexico will advance into arizona. we'll see a push of moisture and a chance of gusty winds as well. the shaded area on your screen is a wind advisory. it will be in effect until 10:00. gusty winds in mohave county and we turn our eyes to southeastern

wind advisory and that is until 4:00 tomorrow. we're talking about gusts 40-50 miles an hour are possible. gusty conditions in bullhead city, 32 miles an hour at this hour. 22 miles an hour gusts in lake havasu. 5 miles an hour gusts into the grand canyon. the chance of activity and storms popping up in our forecast a result of this system. as we look into tomorrow evening, you can see that moisture pushing in, activity into tuesday morning. tuesday evening, wednesday a chance for scattered showers. maricopa county doesn't look like we're getting too much activity but we could see a stray raindrop or two. 90's in lake havasu. mid 70's for st. johns. 95 for gila bend. 81 into douglas. take a look at these numbers,

florence, 92. these numbers, for the most part warmer than what we saw yesterday at the same time. normal temp, 97. record that we set back in 1989, 108 degrees. there has been a significant amount of flooding through the midwest as a result cold front. we're goingto see the rain continue through parts of texas. flooding and heavy rainfall will be easternex breezes kicking up as we get into the overnight early morning hours. 75 for lake havasu. 37 into window rock. tomorrow, not a lot of the orange-red on the contour maps. 90's for some areas. 84 for st. johns. increasing cloud cover dropping down into the mid 70's. another beautiful night out there. for the valley keeping the90's-

chance of showers. throughout the period, fantastic, number, 80's or 90's. when fall alives -- arrives and we're getting to enjoy the byproduct. this is when i wish i was on the morning show because you step outside and it feels like it is coming up later in the show, this is an interesting story for sure. a turkey is found wandering in peoria and we have a reunion you

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solemnly swear. >> reporter: franklin roosevelt, harry truman, dwight eisenhower would also hold rallies featuring famous names. >> the amount of time the person spends in washington means nothing unless that person is accountable. >> reporter: oprah winfrey campaigned for president obama. not much has changed for the 2016 fight for the white >> i'm here for donald trump. >> reporter: actress laverne cox attended a hillary clinton rally. the appearance on fox business for trump. jamie lee curtis campaigned for hillary clinton here on saturday making calls from the headquarters in tempe. >> i need to get skin in the game.

my feet, my phone picking up where my mouth is. >> i don't think it works in arizona to bring in a hollywood actor or actress to help your cause. it feels insulting. >> reporter: stan barnes not a fan of celebrity endorsements. in fact, he says they can backfire. >> i, as a voter, don't want an actor for instance, who fakes it me who i should vote for. >> reporter: barnes feels the seal of approval by celebrities can do more harm than good even though throughout history, celebrities try to make a difference. anita roman, fox 10 news. up next, another court day schedule for the man who helped plot a terror attack in texas. what federal prosecutors are

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we have a happy update we have a happy update for you from a story that we first brought to you last night. >> yesterday, peoria police found a turkey wand aring the streets. we don't hear about this. >> not a javelina, a turkey. >> they were asking for the public to help connect this bird with its owner and marcy jones has the tale of the reunion. >> reporter: farmer eddie said he did not know one of his babies was missing morning when he got a panicked phone call from one of his neighbors. >> he said i know it is your turkey. i said i don't know. i counted and yeah, they're gone. >> reporter: it was a rough night for farmer eddie and his livestock. >> there are three or four missing so i'm sure the coyotes got the other one. they killed my llama, too.