it's been nearly three months since a 10-year-old buckeye vanished story is still a mystery. it's been nearly three months since a ten-year-old boy vanished from his home in buckeye. >> and today volunteers were back out there searching for any signs wilson. now, all that rain this morning delayed their search at festival fields park in avondale, but they did gary again and resume the search this afternoon. volunteers include members of a to z extreme terrain search and rescue. jesse's biological grandmother organized the effort. >> this particular terrain is actually -- it's actually not too bad. i would say it's probably maybe

the worst terrain so far we've been in was up at jacobs lake searching for little gerald from last year. that was some really rough terrain. >> jesse wilson was last seen on july 17th. police think he slipped out of his bedroom window from his home in buckeye. it is unclear what happened to him. the rain also causing problems for people on the loop 101 in glendale earlier today. our wet weather forced this car to spin out and crash into a wall. it's facing the wrong way on the freeway. you can see on the adot video that troopers were at the scene to try to get the car turned around and faced in the right direction. thank goodness no one was hurt in the collision. phoenix fire crews rescue a man who suffered a medical emergency today. they say bystanders helped the 60-year-old man down and called 911. a helicopter flew him to safety. paramedics then took him to the hospital by ambulance. as more and more people are

to make sure to stay hydrated and make sure you're healthy enough to handle the rugged terrain. >> mesa police have identified a man who died in a fire at his home this weekend. 52-year-old manuel garcia was trapped inside a burning bedroom valvista. witnesses told officers they could hear fire alarms going on inside the homer and could smell smoke. someone knocked on the bedroom door. as it opened, oxygen rushing in caused a flare-up. now, that blew out a window and forced the door to blow open. crews later found garcia's body. they say he tried to put out the flames with a fire extinguisher. no word on how that fire started just yet. a scottsdale family fires a harassment complaint after a hand-written letter showed up in the mail claiming to be from a neighbor. that letter was pertaining to a flag the family has flying outside their home.

story. >> the homeowners tell us they received this letter on friday pertaining to this flag that they have hanging outside of their house. now, they tell us this flag has been hanging since about march and they've never received anything like this. >> it says why if you love mexico so much to hang their flags you live here in the u.s.a.? why don't you move back to mexico. we in the neighborhood would give you a one-way ticket to letter that was mailed to them this week. it was focused on this flag hanging in front of their home. it's a gay pride flag with the symbol from the mexican flag in the middle. >> and i'm saddened that i got the sense that the writer, the author, thought that someone that lived here was hispanic or from mexico, and it just saddens me to think that someone would have received a letter like this just saying, hey, if you don't like our country, or have to have a u.s. flag out there that

his family, in fact, aren't hispanic, but they embrace and enjoy the culture. they also support the lgbtq community. >> we have five children and our older son is gay and was just married here in the state of arizona. one of the things that hurt me most about the letter was they assume everyone in this neighborhood felt the same way as the individual and i sure hope that isn't the case. >>reporter: he doesn't have any plans of taking the flag down but he does hope that anybody that's just possibly offended b conversation for better understanding. danielle miller, fox 10 news. and the rain didn't dampen the mood at the 20th annual walk for hope at the phoenix zoo. the event aiming for a cure for breast cancer. >> registration for this event costs $40 and included free access to check out the zoo. one woman at the event says it was great to meet other cancer survivors. >> and i think that one of the things that's so awesome is

being able to say, hey, i've been here for 18, so you know what, there's hope. there's a lot of hope, and i think that's the biggest thing about the community is the hope. >> cancer survivors got a special neckless with the cancer awareness ribbon on it and celeste rodriguez was among those on hand. october is breast cancer awareness month. still ahead, an elementary school undergoes a facelift this weekend. >> anita roman tells us improvement project is going to

you decide 2016-- donald trump has not released his tax you decide 2016. donald trump has not released his tax returns. we're sure you've heard. well, tonight the new york times is suggesting he may not have paid federal taxes for nearly 20 years. according to the paper, trump declared more than $900 million in losses on his 1995 tax returns, which would have

federal taxes. >> this points out one of the reasons why releasing tax returns is so bad. the new york times writes this long story and then somewhere around paragraph 18 they point out there was no wrong-doing. now, people have a hard time understanding how taxes work. if donald trump hadn't taken those losses, he could have been sued by his investors. he could have been sued by his business partners. >> if you look trump has conducted business, he crashes businesses into bankruptcy, leaving scores of businesses unpaid, people really hurting with the losses his companies have suffered, but he walks away unscathed and it appears he walks away with a golden ticket that allows him under the tax code to avoid taxes for decades. i think that the key here is how is he going to fix? it? well, look at his tax plan. guess who his tax plan benefits? billionaires.

trump. >> trump sending out this tweet today. it said, quote, i know our complex tax laws better than anyone who has ever run for president, and i'm the only one who can fix them. #failing new york times. trump will be in prescott valley on tuesday. community members coming together this weekend in paradise valley to help make some campo bello school. >> fox 10's anita roman has the story. >> we have lows here that's working on an art room for us and remodeling an art room. we have the lodge is here taking care of a garden area and then courtyard for us, totally relandscaping that. we've got over half of hour staff out here today and it's a three-day weekend. >> staff and volunteers spent

bello school in paradise value. a community project called "love our schools." >> love our schools, they started with a church in central valley, pure heart central fellowship and their premise was that there are two faith communities for every school in arizona and if we can rally those faith communities together around the schools, we can have a tremendous impact on our communities. >>reporter: the impact here will be felt by teachers and students alike, including a newly updated art room, landscaping in the common area and the new memorial tree to replace the one that was recently stolen. >> when we asked if they could help, one tree turned into two trees and 12 plants. >>reporter: all of it, including time and sweat equity, donated. annita roman, fox 10 news. >> carson palmer knocked out of the game. the rams, division rival, they moved to 3-1. what's next for the cardinals? richard saenz standing by.

going on in that locker room and more from coach aryniaarians. cards, rams, highlights up next

carson palmer knocked out of the game. the cardinals lose to a division rival, and now, on a short week, you wonder who starts against the niners. let's show you how it played out

the offense, they've just been unable to get on track in that first quarter. let's keep an eye on some of the early action. keenam going downfield to brian quick. cooper tries to make a play, but it is quick making the play, and just like that the rams jump out on top late first quarter, 7-0, los angeles. first and goal, palmer, clean pocket here. it's michael floyd. cardinals battle back. nice throw and catch, tied at 10 at the half. we go to the third quarter. plenty it was a very physical game. third and 6. palmer, meet me at the quarterback. gets absolutely hammered. watch the helmet. whiplash to the ground. knocked out of the game. he is in the concussion protocol. we'll try to get more information throughout the evening over the next day or so. and then with five minutes left, tavon austin takes this punt all the way down, past the 50 to the 40. there's a face mask and the rams are on the move with the game on the line.

case keenam did a nice job managing the game. back shoulder fade to brian quick. touchdown. and just like that, the rams steal the lead 17-13. the cardinals enter. backup quarterback drew stanton. could he rally this team under duress, with time running out? a minute and 34 seconds left in the game, stanton tries to make a play. he's picked off. the rams come back. still another opportuni the cardinals. final play of the game, you let it fly deep into the end zone. stanton gets picked off yet again. this time it's t.j. mcdonald and the cardinals lose 17-13. the rams go to 3-1. the cardinals fall to 1-3. let's go to richard saenz at university of phoenix stadium. >>reporter: jude, it never fails. when the rams and the cardinals get together, it's a slug fest. it could be the st. louis rams, the l.a. rams, it doesn't

close one and today is no exception. and in games like this, it's a team that executes down the stretch that ends up victorious, and today that was the rams. the cardinals are 1-3, people. can you believe it? it's officially gut check time for the bird game. >> oh, yeah. yeah. i mean, veterans, all of them, you know, right now, it's easy to coach them because it's just us, so i'm sure that nobody cares other than our room, and who's in our room, and this sometimes is a and it will be with our guys. we won a lot of close games and we have not wochb thn them this. you know, this year right now we are not making the plays to win them, and that's the difference in the season. >> coming to work. just come to work with the right frame of mind, and i went around and talked to every single guy in that locker room and stick together, you know, that's the biggest thing. stick together. nobody's going to start finger pointing in that locker room or on this coaching staff, and it

>>reporter: not much time to hang your head if you're the arizona cardinals. they have another division game for four days. thursday in san francisco, carson palmer suffering a concussion. drew stanton could be the guy. i went one-on-one with the back-up quarterback just moments ago. what he had to say coming up tonight at 10:30. we're live in glendale, i'm richard saenz for fox 10 sports. >> as for the rest of the division, russell wilson seahawks at the new york jets. wilson, he buys time better than anybody. nice throw as well. this time, a newly acquired spirl, 7-3 seattle. he steps up in the pocket, delivers a nice pass. how about this, seattle up 14-3. wilson 22 of 32. 288 yards. again, the play fake, and here's christian michael.

seahawks 3-1. cam newton taking on the atlanta falcons and matt ryan. a lot of talk about the hits on cam newton. more on that in a minute, but first, devonte freeman right up the gut. the falcons, can you believe it? they're trying to get control of the division at 3-1. ryan rolls to his right, makes a beautiful throw to a wide-open austin hooper. 25 -- 24-10 atlanta. falcons rolling along. cam trying to rally late in this game. watch the helmet to helmet contact right there. knocked out of the game. cam newton also in the concussion protocol, and the falcons win 48-33. atlanta over carolina. patriots, could they go 4-0 without tom brady? that's always pushing and shoving. two teams that really hate each other. there's no question about that. bills against the patriots. keep an eye on taylor.

mccoy. 7-0 bills. maybe tom brady is coming back just in time after what happened today. the patriots offense shut out on a 4th and 6. incomplete. and the bills win. bills shut out the pats. 16-0. speaking of long evenings. in the world of college football, the sun devils travel to the l.a. coliseum to take on usc. we'll show you what played out, plus we got some good news when it comes to the ryder cup and

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(jude)lurking in the before last night's game, lurking in the minds of many asu football fans, yeah, a 4-0 start but just how good are these guys? you kind of always rate yourself against usc, right? especially when you're on the road. it was a long night. i mean, if you look at how this

and the touchdown here, wide open in the back of the end zone, and this usc team just kind of rolled along. usc trojans power running game as well. justin davis with this long touchdown run and, you know, you go to the half. you're down 23-6. usc kind of just a break-out game. they've had a tough schedule early on this season and then wilkins goes down on this play. we're still getting details on the left lower leg injury on h keep in mind ucla is next with the sun devils. long night at usc. they lose 41-20. final day of the ryder cup. singles day for davis love. man, it's been a long time trying to win this tournament. oh, man, patrick reid was on fire all weekend long. he wins the match 1 up on rory mcilroy. reid, really the heart and soul.

he halved it with sergio garcia, and the americans went into this final round with a three-point lead and then it was ryan moore putting aside lee westwood and finally for the first time since 2008, team u.s.a. wins the ryder cup 17-11. team u.s.a., first time since 2008, wins the ryder cup. nice. we try to end on some positive news there, andrew and linda for sure. a lot more to come. cards, rams, post-game next. starts with didn't happen f arizona. richard saenz withdrew stanton ad more on the asu game. i'll say this. we have the two-time nfl coach of the year in bruce arians. there's nobody better equipped to handle adversity. there's nobody that's been through all kinds of challenges throughout his coaching career that can handle the disappointment of a 1-3 start than arians. i'm not trying to rationalize it. this team has been outplayed. >> i need the rationalization right now. so keep leading it on.

and a lot more football to play but there's no excuse. they're getting beat on special teams and in the trenches and now we have to concern ourselves the with the quarterback in the concussion protocol. >> okay. i am concerned but i'm not panicking. stick with us.

alert -- were on scene of a tragic story -- a news alert to tell you

disturbing one. this is a live look of a scene in peoria, where an infant has been found dead in a parked car. now, this is near 85th avenue in peoria at an apartment complex there where the child was found. they're waiting for more information, obviously. >> the infant appears to have been in the car for, quote, an extended period of time. it's not clear where the child's parents are. >> like i said, a lot of questions here. we are going to have the latest tonight. our reporter is o along with the information from the peoria police department. >> all right. kristy is here now with a quick look at the forecast. kristy? >> guys, it's going to be still pretty cool out there tonight. in fact, 60s expected into tomorrow. we'll be in the 80s. slight chance of some activity tonight but looks like all in all, we are drying out. we're gradually warming up but we continuezoa see these below average temps in the 80s. could be a little breezy out there tomorrow as well. >> but what a nice day it was.

in north central phoenix, and i appreciated it. >> it was great this morning. >> and we leave you with a live look.

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