moved the needle all that much. the interesting thing about tonight marc was donald trump kind of had an opportunity here, because he had been gaining in the polls. he was coming into this debate as an underdog. if he could have separated from hillary clinton and really had a big, big performance, that might have caused that separation to get going. i think that wasn't the kind of that was evident in the spin room. right off the bat, we got into the clinton e-mails. donald trump talked about it and hillary clinton tried to defend it. take a listen. >> i made a mistake using a private e-mail. >> that's for sure. >> and if i had to do it over again, i would obviously do it differently. but i'm not going to make any excuses, it was a mistake, and i take responsibility for that. >> mr. trump? >> that was more than a mistake.

okay? that was not a mistake. that was done purposely. when you have your staff taking the fifth amendment, taking the fifth so they are not prosecuted, when you have the man who set up the illegal server taking the fifth, i think it's disgraceful, and believe me, this country really thinks it's disgraceful also. >> reporter: now, all of this is still kind of old ground, and the point that i have been making throughout the evening is that for voters who were trying to learn something new about not sure they did. took a look take a listen. they also talked about trump's comments about women, disparaging women. hillary clinton went after donald trump on that score tonight as well. >> this is a man who has called women pigs, slobs, and dogs, and someone who has said pregnancy is an inconvenience to employers, who has said -- >> i never said that. >> -- women don't deserve equal

job as men. >> i didn't say it. she has experience, but she's got bad experience, and this country can't afford to have another four years of that kind of experience. >> reporter: that may be donald trump's most potent argument, that if you want change, you're probably not going to get it from hillary clinton, that he is the only opportunity to be an agent for change because he's shotgun new and different. donald trump ventured into the spin room done, this is unusual and kind of the hallmark of a candidate that maybe thinks they lost. you go in to rewrite history and put a new spin on it. i can tell you, reading the body language of melania trump and all of the kids, they didn't think it was a great night either. he got through it, but i think some were expecting that we would see donald trump with a little bit more mastery of the

of time too delve into the details of some of what he wants to do, and we didn't get that tonight. those voters who were a little more skeptical, i am not sure that he soothed them tonight. i am not sure it made a lot of difference, and i frankly thought that the debate was a bit of a letdown. very much like a super bowl where everybody is anticipating the kickoff, think it's going to be a great four hours, and it turns out to be a little bit of a dud. >> they didn't have to get into some of th you -- but what now, >> i think it could get more testy, actually, particularly if the polls don't move in donald trump's favor. this could put him more in attack dog mode where he really goes after her. these next two presidential debates, we have got a vice presidential in between, but

las vegas, depending on who is behind, it could get even uglier than tonight. there was a lot of interruption. lester holt lost some control tonight as the moderator. this could be interesting going forward. i just think a lot of voters in the middle, they maybe came away with scratching their heads, saying i don't know what to think. it was kind of messy. >> great. i think you're right, john. you did a great job in new york, and we appreciate there were several debate parties around the valley, the republicans holding one at their phoenix headquarters here while the democrats held one over at the el portal restaurant over in phoenix. but what about those who teach and study politics, professors and student's at a.s.u.'s walter cronkite school of journalism had their own watch party in downtown phoenix. ty brennan with more on that now. >> reporter: students here at

journalism and mass xooukss all came tout watch this tonight for the first time as peers. there were 200 students who came out to watch the first presidential debate tonight. we spoke to a number of students during that debate. for many, this will be their very first time voting for president. we asked them the question, who are you voting for, and does this survey or solidify who you have chosen. >> i'm kind of on the fence. i'm not a fan of either candidate. i probably won't vote for either, personally, i'll probably go third-party. >> but think this help solidify your decision? >> i definitely think so. i think watching it so far, i'm sticking with my decision, and i'm very proud of it. >> not donald trump, for sure, and i really wish that bernie sanders, that candidate, would have been able to come through, but unfortunately he wasn't, so i think hillary clinton would be my best bet right now.

voters notoriously don't come out and vote in the polls, and we asked a lot of these students tonight, what do you think about that? and they said during this election season, they think there is going to be a big change, because during this election they basically have been slapped in the face with all of this political coverage, and they think that that night sway a lot of these younger voters to get out there and actually vote in november. reporting live in downtown phoenix tonight, ty brennan, fox 10 news. okay, ty. thanks. well we had a question for you. in tonight's debate. we asked you to vote on our twitter poll, unscientific, of course, but more than half of you believed that donald trump came out on twitter. if you haven't voted yet, head over to our twitter page and tell us what you think. there were some people though who decided not to watch tonight's debate, and some of them just happened to be supporters of libertarian candidate gary johnson, a lot of them gathering outside arizona's state capitol, boycotting, upset that their candidate was not

doesn't mean he doesn't have a chance. >> we are just asking for people to mention him in the polls, because the new polls start immediately tonight after the debate is over. >> and johnson's polling has been up and down. he peaked at around 13% just a few weeks a but the latest poll had him at aroun if tonight's presidential debate wasn't enough to get you up to vote, you only have a few weeks left to register. you have until october 10th to do so in person. the election day of course is tuesday november 8th. a sex assault suspect is on the loose in glendale. the latest on the search for the man in this sketch. plus, several threats aimed at valley high schools and what each school is doing now to keep

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you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00 with marc martinez. there were a lot of empty seats at several phoenix high schools today following a series of threats all made on social media, and initially eight different schools were the target, but that quickly spread to others witn karl hayden high school was the first to receive the threats which mentioned the possibility of violence at the school this morning. the threats quickly spread to other schools. however, the district says classes at those schools were not affected and security was beefed up, nevertheless some parents made the choice for students to leave early or not go at all. >> it's just a prank, but there were a lot of people that were

they thought it was real. >> phoenix police taking the threat seriously. we are told tomorrow's classes will be on regular schedules. >> hands up! >> don't shoot! a morning march across mill bridge in tempe ends with jarrett maupin and two other protesters in custody. they were demanding answers about 19-year-old hollins back in july. police say he had just robbed a walgreens and told everyone that he was by officers. it turns out he was not armed and it turns out the officer's body camera was not on. >> the squeaky wheel gets oil. if that's what it takes, that's what we'll do. i'm dreading that it has come to this. >> maupin appeared in court this afternoon. he is being accused of blocking a public thoroughfare and resisting arrest. the other two protesters have

maupin is due back in court next month. glendale police want you to take a look at this sketch, they say the suspect is responsible for a brazen attack on a teenage girl this morning as she walked down the street, the 19-year-old walking near university of phoenix stadium. a man got out of his car, pointed a gun at a girl, and forced her underneath a bridge where he sexually assaulted her, the male, 145 pounds. they say he is build and has a large bushy mustache. anybody with information is being asked to call glendale police. police in houston trying to figure out why a local man went on a shooting rampage this morning before killing nine officers. he was wearing a military style uniform embroidered with nazi

weapons, more than 2,500 rounds of ammunition. witnesses say they heard the first shots ring out and immediately ran for cover, some of them still in shock that the shooting took place so close to home. >> it went off like a good 25 minutes back and forth. so it was crazy. it makes me feel kind of unsafe, but at the same time that's how life is. you never know what people are going through, you know. >> and detectives later found more weapons and ammo inside the suspect's home. they are now looking into whether money problems may have triggered that shooting. coming up, while construction continues on that loop 202 extension, we'll tell you how crews are making sure they protect arizona's plant life along that route. well, we had some rain, but first we had a little bit of dust come through. what about tomorrow and the rest of the week?

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your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. all right, dave, a few more days of the monsoon left, and we saw some more activity going on today. >> it just keeps jamming. it won't stop. but i'll tell you, after the rain came through downtown phoenix, it was very nice. temperature was look at this right now, 77 degrees, things looking pretty good here, those winds have died down a little bit out of the east southeast right now at seven miles an hour. so it's all sevens for you. 78 degrees at deer valley, 76 for fountain hills, out at apache junction 74 degrees, and in surprise we have the mid-70s for you. here's the moisture we were talking about rolling on through, coming out of the east, coming out of new mexico, and you can still see some heading through the valley down here.

look at the flow coming through, and early pretty heavy, as you can see here, but not so much now. dying down a little bit, a little bit all of cutoff out there in new mexico as well. but you see the valley still picking up a little bit. 91 degrees on the high today, at goodyear 90, at deer valley 90, and 86 in chandler. other numbers that we have for you, 71 at the grand canyon, 82 in sedona, 77 at st. john's, and 77 down in tuscon as well. in yuma it was 101. here's your day, 91 on the high, 75 on the low, 96 and 73 normal high and low, record high 108, record low at 50 degrees. this is what we are forecasting here. just about the same, right around 90 degrees. we have 91s out there, a few 88s out there, hanging around, trying to get into the show. they will eventually. other numbers that we have are from up north.

forecast high, 64 in flagstaff, and 70 up at the grand canyon. a few 80s and a few 90s showing up in the desert forecast. looking across the country, windy and hot in california, those santa anas really warming things up, flooding in all across iowa. they are having a lot of problems with the cedar river there and more flooding in charlotte near north carolina, so they have had some very heavy rain out there as well. 72 tomorrow, as we see this fall weather move in. lots of 90s, a few 80s for you, chances of rain through thursday. watch your kids around water. well, returning home from a war zone is always a special time for the men and women of the military, but it was extra special for a valley soldier today as he is reunited with his

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. it's the largest construction project in a.d.o.t.'s history, but work on the loop 202 expansion also includes work to protect some of arizona's trees and plant life. more than a thousand palo verde trees as well as hundreds of saguaros and ocatillo cactus have to be dug up now and moved out of the way, so a.d.o.t. has created a nearby nursery. that's where they will put these plants for the next three years. >> and then with the freeway main line construction, we'll come back and transplant these freeways back to some of the original locations. >> and the entire loop 202 expansion is expected to be completed in 2019. well, he had to leave his dog behind while he was deployed to the middle east but today an army soldier is reunited with his german shephard mix. he was sent over seas over

there's the reunion. today the foster parents reunited zeus with his owner. >> i just couldn't give him up. he's such a good dog, you know, and on top of that when i did his research, i found his foster parents. >> i'm a veteran too. i was in the air force. so doing this is great. >> yeah, perry did his service for the country, and we are doing our service for him with his dog. >> what a great it and if you would more information, visit our website, fox10phoenix.com, and click seen on tv. a very special bond with a family that has a son with autism. for the last 14 years, asher has called mike to see if he has a package, and even on days when he doesn't make a package

the house and honk his horn. >> i try to put myself in the family's shoes and say, hey, it's not that big a deal to make a phone call or do a little extra, so why not do it? >> whether it's getting a package or the neighbors getting package, or just seeing mike, that's enough of a buzz for him to keep him going the family sometimes invites him inside the house to eat and he even celebrated hanukka the family. there's a lot of people talking about the cardinals right now, and we are going to discuss that next. this isn't the script many expected, offense sputtering. you're going to want to h what bruce arians had to say

you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. three games into the season, the expectations have not matched what's on the playing field, and when it comes to the nfl fans in the valley, they are the cards explosive offense. let's be frank. the offense has sputtered in two of the three games. now, i asked bruce arians today. you know, it's about the quarterback reads. in other words, there's always that long ball, there's that intermediate. you have options if you're carson palmer. and when you're playing from behind, you have a tendency to want to make that big play. well, he got picked off with four interceptions, and i asked coach arians to kind of size up,

bi prominent in their offense last year. here's what he had to say. >> no, because mike floyd, the first one is two yards behind him, and he split the thing perfect, and you have just got to throw it a little bit further. he jumps up and makes that catch a bunch of times. you have got to make that play. we forced one to john brown when we had three guys open underneath, trying to get something started. >> hey, can you believe this, ten years ago new orleans super dome opened up after hurricane katrina, the saints hosting the atlanta falcons, matt ryan, a beautiful pass to devonta freeman, a big game for you fantasy leaguers. brees trying to make a play here, picked off by deion jones who goes 90 yards on the pick 6,

saints tonight in new orleans. phoenix suns, are you ready for the start of the season? training camp officially starts tomorrow. it's media day. there's bender and len, a team that will be built on some experience and youth, teammates like chandler, but a team that really wants to prove to the marketplace that they are really taking a step in the right direction. i think expect to see? >> we want to view being a top ten team defensively. we have to do that to make the play-offs. we understand that. >> dbacks, nation's capitol, a 20-minute rain delay after the first pitch, and then tomas takes tanner rourke deep, he has come on with a power surge the second half of the season.

tonight. they win 14-4 the final. a lot of people would say cards fans, dave and marc, they need to kind of talk to somebody. they need to kind of blow off some steam. i'm going to be that somebody in about five minutes with sports night after dark in about five minutes on my facebook page. it's been tough. expectations not matching what we are seeing on the field. they have to turn the around. arians to me is at his best when they are at their worst. he's an underdog coach. >> but you do have your hand on the panic button. >> your therapy session starts when jude? >> five minutes. >> okay. we'll see you. modern family is next. have a great night.

a tough one, but i would say yes, people can change. that's what i believe, anyway, and i will till the day i die. you do realize you're proving the exact opposite of your point. see? she's changed. she used to be very supportive of me. [ beep ] claire: come on. [ beep ] [ television plays loudly ] aah. phil! ow, ow! why is it so loud?! my ears are bleeding. i don't know! make it stop! i just installed a sweet home-theater system the family room. the, um... the trouble is, claire struggles with technology of any kind. i mean, remotes, cellphones, computers... haley, have you seen my blue -- ah. dylan: hey, mrs. dunphy. oh, hey, dylan. you know i can see you, right? no, i did not know that. haley's just in the bathroom. she'll be back in just a minute. thank you.