they found russo's body in an upstairs closet. police say he shot himself in the head. >> this is such a quiet neighborhood. we're sorry this had to happen in our neighborhood. >> reporter: now, russo's wife and three children were here at the home at the time of the shooting. they were not hurt and they were able to get away safely. russo's wife reported he had been drinking before the incident. investigators are results of toxicology tests. police say there is no history of domestic violence calls here at the house. i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 news. phoenix police arrest three juveniles after a series of online threats to nearly two dozen phoenix schools. carl hayden high school was the first to receive threats yesterday morning and they spread through social media. the threats alluded to possible violence and those arrested could be investigated by the

or expulsion at school. phoenix police begin an investigation after a body is found at a cave creek golf course. the discovery was made this morning. a medical examiner will determine the cause of death. a disturbing arrest on the a.s.u. campus. a man is accused of taking stalls. we're live with how he got caught. >> reporter: this is just another reminder of students, just because you're comfortable on campus doesn't mean bad things can't happen. this is the building where he took pictures of females in the bathroom. last night at about 9:20, officers were called to this building with reports of a male in the female bathroom.

came inside taking photos and video. they watched him come out of the restroom and they detained him until he could do interviews. he told officers that he had gone into the building and he could not find the men's room. he used his phone to take video and photos while hi -- while they used some female students i spoke to say they are still creeped out. >> it makes me feel uncomfortable. normally, you think there is nothing wrong. i would never go into a man's bathroom ever so i don't know. it makes me uncomfortable. >> why would someone do that?

bathroom and take pictures of girls? >> reporter: very disturbing. he is being held on a $5,000 secure bond. he is on an immigration hold. he will appear in court on october 4. marcy jones, fox 10 news. a group protesting the new south mountain freeway is holding a prayer run. the tribe on the gila river community is against the construction of the south mountain freeway saying it will considered sacred land. ty brennan has more on their message to adot. >> reporter: we're on the piece of land where the gila river community is trying to preserve. they set up an encampment as a protest to adot. they are telling adot they don't want the freeway through this

began a 10-mile relay on what they call a prayer run. that meeting is happening at 6:00 at desert vista high school. those participating in the prayer run say this is their way of showing adot they do not want this freeway on their sacred land. >> running for us is a blessing. it is our sacrifice to the earth and every step we take is a blessing on the land. so that is why we decideded to have the run because we're starting here from the mountain to the adot meeting where they plan to have the design plans layed out to the public. >> reporter: once they get to the meeting later on this afternoon, they are planning on holding a peaceful protest. we are headed over to that meeting. we will have the information for

editions of fox 10 news. >> adot's meeting is at desert vista high school in phoenix. wednesday's meeting is at betty fairfax high school in laveen. next week, thursday, october 6 at fowler elementary school there is another meeting. 8:00 p.m. and will feature anti- updated look at the design plans. this is something you don't see every day. neighborhood. this video shows the bull on the side of the road near 67th avenue and baseline. we're told that cars were quickly doing u-turns to get away from the animal. the bull was eventually caught and nobody was hurt. across america, a house explosion kills a new york city firefighter. investigators say a battalion chief and his fire fighting team

the chief was on the street and evacuating nearby residents when the house exploded and debris landed on top of him. investigators suspect the house might have been used as a drug lab. police in north carolina, say nine more people are facing charges in the protests over the shooting of a black man. there has since the september 20 shooting of keith lamont scott. wells fargo c.e.o. will forfeit $20 million in stock awards. they are facing a congressional inquiry for opening millions of accounts without customers'

some of the wok verse filed a lawsuit against the bank. there are only three days left of monsoon season but mother nature still going strong. sky fox was over the southeast valley where there was quite a bit of dust rolling through this afternoon. parts of the valley seeing some showers even. >> reporter: we are looking at a little bit of action with the weather, as you just heard. there are a few storms out there that could threaten the valley through the evening. we'll take a look at up. also ahead at 5:00, a thief targets a pawnshop in the west valley leaving a huge hole in the store. >> reporter: ok, so who won last night's debate? i don't know. so we talked to an expert for some guidance. i'm steve krafft. i will have that story. a valley hospital helping new moms beat their pain one breath at a time.

it's the debate evreyone the debate is on the books and now reaction from everyone is coming in. >> we watched this last night. we sat down with a debate coach and tried to figure out who was winning and who was not winning. >> it was not clear by any means. >> it is still not clear. steve krafft has the story with what people are saying about the debate. >> reporter: the stakes could hillary clinton and donald trump clashing in their first debate. after it was over. >> i thought it was a missed opportunity for both candidates. each one had questions to answer, could donald trump be poised, could hillary clinton come off as honest? >> reporter: donald trump waded into trouble when the subject of iraq. >> donald approved the invasion

>> wrong. >> donald trump looked composed as the debate wore on, he would interrupt her, wrong, that is not true and that comes off as too aggressive in the debate. >> reporter: as for hillary clinton, she gets bogged down in policy details and find ways to relate to voters on an emotional level. >> when you listen to the answer, you listen to the first 15 seconds, the that they wanted. >> reporter: we got in touch with the debate coach because they are one of the top teams in the country. speaking of which, the next debate for hillary and donald will be at a town hall with audience members asking questions that happens in st. louis. making a perm connection will be key for both candidates. reporting live, steve krafft, fox 10 news.

at the debate. final numbers are still being counted but this will be the most watched debate in america history. the debate averaged 83 million people and millions more watched it online, something not measured by the research firm. live streams on youtube reached 2.5 million viewers. >> hillary clinton has the google edge. google trend shows more people looked up clinton's name than republican donald trump's name in all 50 states following last night's debate. the top fact check question for donald trump revolved around his stance on the iraq war. for hillary clinton, users wanted to follow up on her statement that stop and frisk tactics were ruled unconstitutional. >> doritos has partnered with rock the vote. they have silver bags with

are supposed to send the cardboard chips to a friend who is not registered to vote. well, we have a little bit of rain out there and as you can see from the smoke coming in the background, not a lot of wind at this point.

we're working on some brand new stories for you -- we're working on some we're working on brand-new stories for you tonight at 6:00. arizona governor doug ducey speaking today at a business event in the east valley. it featured former house speaker newt gingrich. plus, we meet a former fitness program with dance routines coming up at 6:00. firefighters are battling a fast-moving wildfire in california's santa cruz mountains. the brush fire is threatening hundreds of homes and it has already burned 1,000 acres. fire officials say it is only 5% contained. the top of the ridge makes it easy for the winds to push it in

no injuries. the fire is threatening several tv and radio towers in the area. cedar river crested at 23 feet and temporary flood walls appear to be holding back the water. the flood stage is 16 feet. people living along the river were asked to evacuate. this is the second time the river has crested above >> reporter: well, hi, everybody. it is 88 degrees right now. the winds out of the northeast at 6 miles an hour and that fire i pointed out, well, they are putting it out. i guess they saw the tease and drove over. 86 degrees at deer valley. we have the gateway area at 88 right now. same at apache junction. 88 in glendale as well. as we look at our radar, you can see there are a couple of storms

a look at. as we look earlier in the day, you can see the block of moisture coming through. you will see it again as it rolls through. mostly the east and northern portion of the valley and there is another batch of moisture just south of us here. you'll see it coming up and developing. as it rolls along, we keep an eye on it. it is headed in our direction. the eastern mountains, you can see a little bit development up some of that stuff might find its way. as you can see here, we get a little bit of moisture around the state, not a great deal but a little bit. the winds are not bad. window rock area at 32 miles an hour. globe, 24 miles an hour. there are a few areas. 88 degrees at sky harbor today and, in fact, 86 out at buckeye. 86 at deer valley.

looking to the sedona area, mid 70's. 66 at flagstaff. 88 degrees in casa grande. 93 degrees at yuma. here is your day, 87 on the high. 71 on the low. 96, 73, normal high and low. record high, 107. record low at 51. this is what we're forecasting, 92 degrees for tomorrow. still below the seasonable norm for this time of the year. we see an 89 at cave wickenburg, 87. 76 is the forecast for sedona. 90 at tucson. 96 in yuma. high pressure and, of course, that wind around the high pressure continuing to keep things warm in california as their temperatures get into triple digits once again today. in north dakota, cold weather setting in as they hit their first 32-degree temperature of the year.

folks. we have showers across the great lakes some of them getting quite heavy. more flooding as far as iowa is concerned. they get a break today as the river crests lower than they thought it was going to. more rain down in florida as this is kendall, florida, area. you see miami up in here. they have 2.29 of rain on the day today. take a look at these almost .5 of an inch in washington, d.c. temples are coming out to show there is a change out there. what are you doing sunday? phoenix zoo, the walk for hope. we're going to try to get the cure for women's cancer out there. 73 overnight. got to love fall. 92 degrees tomorrow. the numbers stay below the

showing up as well. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. troubling statistics from the world health organization, more than nine out of 10 people live in areas with excessive air pollution, which contributes to problems like stroke, heart disease, and lung cancer. the organization lists inefficient fuel burning as major source. role. finding a cabin at a state park could be getting easier. one of the most popular monuments in our nation's capital is closed yet again and it can be a while before it opens. >> >> a daredevil biker pops a

o'halleran: i had some really tough cases as a police detective. but the problem in washington is as clear as day -- we can't trust our politicians to work for us. tom o'halleran has a plan no pay for congress if they don't pass a budget, reduce the influence of big money and special interests, and no more first-class travel paid for by taxpayers. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message

getting a pie in the getting a pie in the face is nothing to laugh shawn thompson is charged with assault and battery after shoving a pie in the face of sacramento mayor kevin johnson. thompson wants to sue the mayor. he says the mayor overreacted by hitting him. mayor johnson is a former nba star. he states he has the right to defend himself in the pie attack. more trouble at the washington mon monument. the elevator is broken again and

elevator system is modernized. it is expected to take nine months and cost $3 million. the park services says you can't have visitors get trapped in the dark, humid space. they haven't pinpointed what the cause is. a letter sent by gangster al capone to his son has sold at auction. the buyer chicago who wishes to remain anonymous. it ended up el ising for $62,000. it showed a softer side of capone. he signe it, love and kisses, your dear dad. you may remember trying to pop a wheelie on your bike when you were a kid but imagine riding that wheelie for

in england. he called it one of the biggest challenges of his career. he road his bike 37 miles on one wheel. he is a 12 time world trials champion. he said the wind and traffic was a challenge but he managed to finish the course in one hour and 35 minutes. having a happy house may be good for your health. previously studies show that feeling happy and linked to good physical health. good physical health may be linked to your partner. those with an unhappy partner engaged in less exercise and rated their overall health worse than those who have a happy partner. forbes is out with the top paid comedians. here is a look at the top five,

he has a residency at planet hollywood. amy schumer wrote a book and she is doing standup. vegas up. tear terry -- fader and if you wonder who is the top paid comedian, kevin alone. coming up tonight at 5:30. brazen robbers crash their van into a pawnshop to get access inside. we'll tell you where the suspects are tonight. a driver kills one person and injures two more after failing to move over for a stopped vehicle. why the victims were stopped. a new way to relieve the

oxide instead of an enduring rational. at 8:00, a new parent visits the hospital at "scream queens."

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. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. some burglars on the some burglars are on the run tonight following an early morning smash and grab in sun city. >> these guys used a van as a battering ram to smash into a pawnshop early this morning but they did not get away with too much. linda williams is with us with that story. >> reporter: considering what is inside the pawnshop, they did not get away with much.

make their quick escape when the wheel of the van got stuck in a planter. they may have had to run away. all of this made for a chaotic morning in sun city. residents in the retirement community of sun city surprised to see this scene unfolding. >> they decided to smash through the whole thing. apparently, they thought they were going to fill up the van. >> reporter: a smash and grab swat team. the alarm alerted the sheriff's office. >> we were there within minutes. there are weapons in there so we secured the area. we had the swat team secure the area. >> reporter: no suspects were