>> reporter: i did speak with one of the church administrators who is on scene. she said she spoke with a representative from the construction company trying to get an update on the critically injured workers. she was told it looks like they are starting to pull through and hopefully, they will recover from their injuries. a total of seven construction workers falling 16 feet after a truss gives away, critical injuries and five other workers suffered injuries as well. investigators are on scene trying to figure out how the accident happened. a man dies after being electrocuted after working at a commercial building this morning, 75th avenue and buckeye. we're told the man was an electrical contractor.

two babysitters are in jail after the baby in their care dies. the 5-month-old baby was left in the backseat of the car and was found dead. police say it is another reminder that temperatures inside a car can rise quickly. >> reporter: according to peoria police, the child's uncle and the picked up the child and left the child in the backseat of the car and parked in an uncovered parking space. when they realized what happened, it was far too late. 18-year-old jose garcia and 20-year-old monique avila told police they left the child in the car three to four hours. after they returned to the car,

>> we heard screaming and i saw the girl running and calling police. >> reporter: many people in the complex tried to help as the caretakers rushed the child back into their apartment. >> i tried to administer c.p.r. but the baby was already dead. the child was already dead. >> reporter: they were watching the child while the baby's mom was at work. they told police they forgot the child was in the b car. investigators say the temperature inside the car was as high as 104.9 degrees. >> that is heartbreaking because i have kids and i'm watching everything that they do. i have a 7-year-old and i'm like where is she at? a 5-month-old baby, i don't understand. >> reporter: co-workers of the child's mom have set up a go

named israel. the temperature was in the low 80's similar to the temperatures today. we left our car in the past hour or so. i got a thermometer and we're going to check the temperature right now. it shows it at 99.5 and we have a little bit of shade out here. that shows you how quickly temperatures can rise inside the car even when the weather is cooling off. as for the both looking at child abuse charges. both of the charges could become more serious. ?enlsing -- sentencing day for two reporters after cocaine was found in their baby's system. somchai lisaius and krystin lisaius were sentenced after the

found that cocaine was in the 4-month-old infant's body. the couple had been partying in night before. charges of child abuse and drug charges were dropped under the plea agreement. an infant rushed to the hospital in critical condition. rescue workers called to little world day care this morning for an unknown medical condition. the baby was taken to the hospital where police say the baby died. no foul play the suspected. police have a death investig after a woman's body is found in trash at a waste management facility. sky fox was over this this morning near 21st avenue and deer valley road. police have not released the woman's name or how she died. a fox follow-up tonight. we're getting a look at a man killed in a crash. the 19-year-old is facing charges, including manslaughter tonight.

back of a truck. he was in the truck bed with two other kids yesterday when he was hit by the pickup truck near 40th street and broadway. the two other kids were ok but the 19-year-old told police he had whiskey and a dozen beers and used cocaine in the hours leading up to the crash. tomorrow, the capital will be lit up in purple. event there were 107 known deaths related to domestic violence and children witness domestic violence ever 44 minutes. a big weekend loss for the fans now just wondering if the season, that just started, is already over that is the worry tonight. >> diamondbacks clean house firing two top managers.

what what a day, jude? >> reporter: chip hale's season is over. the firing of stewart marks the third g.m. hired and fired over the last 10 years. you can say the third set of g.m. and field managers fired over the last 10 years. the future of tony la russa is being discussed in what appears to be an role. this punt set up the los angeles rams that would be considered an upset for the cardinals. the bigger story is nobody expected in this all or nothing season for this team to start with a record of one win and three losses. drew stanton had to come in for an injured con cussed carson

normalcy today. i talked to him a couple hours ago on how this national football team rolls on any given sunday. >> play every week that's it. 16 are scheduled. anybody can beat anybody in this league. every year there is a new team that the hot in the playoffs. nothing is garnlt -- guaranteesed that is the biggest thing. >> reporter: carson palmer was feeling better today but it remains to be seen if he will be ready. protocol. they are going to play thursday at the san francisco 49ers. when we return in sport, you're going to hear from the team owner and the team's president on the rhyme and reason why they fired dave stewart and chip hale in two short seasons. back with more on the state of the d-backs. we'll see you in sports. >> is it time to panic?

>> it is tough. if you go 1-2, you are digging yourself in a big hole. >> share your thoughts on the cardinals' season on our facebook page. is there hope? powerful hurricane matthew is closing in on haiti as a strong category four storm. the death toll up to four and officials fear that will rise. says the eye of the storm may miss florida but they are not ruling out a direct hit. >> the coast guard warning boaters in south florida to prepare for matthew. matthew is hitting parts of the caribbean with heavy rain and high winds. it is going to hit jamaica before barreling near or over haiti. matthew could bring 40 inches of

potential, it could cause mudslides and flooding. people are being evacuated from cuba's east coast. warning are in effect for jamaica, southeastern portions of bahamas and cuba. some flights out of miami have been canceled. >> reporter: we'll look at matthew and look around the state of arizona and what happened over the weekend that is coming up in a few minutes. testing underway along a valley freeway in anff improve the flow of traffic drivers could sit at ramps longer. hate messages scrawled on one of trump's cpaign billboards. rufus rescued from a house gets a new home.

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a fox 10 traffic alert. fox 10's traffic alert. drivers along the 51 in central phoenix experiencing longer wait times at the entrance ramps. here is a live look at state 51 and highland. adot hopes this project will eventually help them shorten the commute times. >> in the meantime, drivers could be sitting at the red lights longer while everyone ie danielle miller is live with how this will work out. danielle, what is the read so far? >> reporter: john and kari, the meters started flashing at this time but it is a few seconds longer that the drivers can expect to wait here. the testing is beginning today and lasting for three weeks and adot is hoping drivers will be patient because in the long run this technology could help traffic.

the northbound threes enter the 51 can expect to wait a few seconds longer at the ramp meters. >> the goal is to see if technology can make it more efficient on state 51. >> reporter: they are predetermined by intervals and this new project will respond to traffic. >> the lights will adjust to the traffic on the highway and that is determined by what we call that finds out how many vehicles or the load of the freeway and the speed of the freeway that information gets to the metering system. if the freeway is approaching capacity then the metering system will hold traffic longer. >> reporter: on a two-lane entrance, drivers typically right 2.5 seconds during the red light. during this testing, you can

>> we hope that using this technology will allow us to keep the freeway moving more efficiently and save everyone time. >> reporter: some drivers we spoke to today don't mind the added delays, especially if they can help future commutes. >> i think it is good for traffic. it makes it flow off and on easier. >> reporter: once all of this testing is done, adot will take all of the information processing it to see if and when they will be implementing the technology here. as for the southbound lanes, the northbound lanes are the only ones affected right now getting on to the 51. as for the southbound lanes that test willing be in the near future. danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> reporter: well, after a rainy sunday, the air has been cleaned out nicely for everybody to enjoy today. we'll take a look to see if

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legalizing marijuana reveals a new billboard today. we pay them, feed them, give them what they need to survive for the day and give them priority bedding in the shelter. >> a local nonprofit launching a new project to help the city of phoenix. it is coming your way at 6:00. >> reporter: well, hi, everybody. it is 84 degrees. the winds have picked up a little bit. it has been blowing through the day. you see a little bit of laze in in -- haze out there. 80 degrees in cave creek. 82 in deer valley. 82 in surprise. nice-looking 80-degree temperatures out there. look at this will rainfall, .5

really cleaning out the air. high pressure moving back in kind of scattering the moisture out of here. you can see a lot of moisture in the west. this is what the winds are look like. these are the sustained winds. when we turn on the gusts, you can see they go up quite a bit. 29 in safford. 31 at st. johns. the winds are blowing pretty good, especially over in the eastern border area. 86 degrees for the high today 84 in buckeye. we had 83 in scottsdale. 84 in chandler today. 73 degrees in sedona. 60 up in flagstaff. 69 in prescott. 85 in gila bend. 88 in yuma. here is your day, 86 on the high. 67 on the low. there is your record high at 105. record low at 49.

82 degrees. we have mid 80's in there and 84's and 83's. temperatures reacting to the all day rain yesterday. our forecast for the north, look at that, 71 in prescott. 71 at sedona. 61234 -- 64 in flagstaff. 90 in yuma after 88. cold and snow in the northwest. freezing rain in the thunder in the northwest. showers over 2 inches of rain down across florida. let's take a look and see what is going on with matthew. 140-mile an hour winds. there is cuba as it goes close to guantanamo. may have a brush with miami and up and down the eastern

we see 90's peppered in there. watch your kids around water. >> look who the back. welcome back. you had a week to chill. >> an arizona staycation loved it. looking for extra cash for the holidays? companies hiring and the time to apply is now. a new chapter for rufus. remember this guy, a dog found with a new family. >> he has cute ears that dog. facebook gets into the business of buying and selling. how the new marketplace feature

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sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i didn't know how to live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much.

a rescued little dog went a rescued little dog went up for adoption this morning after being discovered on top of a roof last we have more on how he may have gotten up there. >> reporter: we don't know how or why. >> it is a mystery how he got up there. there were trees and a fence and a tarp from the fence to the roof so we don't know if something startled him and he scrambled up there and doesn't know how to get back down. >> reporter: this little chihuahua mix known as rufus was spotted last week. >> we never heard of a chihuahua

there for a few days. >> reporter: melissa gable from maricopa animal care and control, once they realized he was not coming down, they reacted fast. >> we got him off of the roof. >> reporter: this 3-year-old pup is doing great and gets along with o'dogs. >> he was playing with a toy. he prances when you walk him on a leash. >> reporter: he is expected to fill out a little bit but w >> he has the long, thin legs so he is an absolute doll. >> we are happy to report that rufus found a new home and a new friend. gregory found him on the rooftop, on his rooftop decided to take him home and bring him inside. >> he has the best ears, doesn't he? >> he will stay at the shelter

he plans to keep the name rufus. he thinks it is fitting. good news for surprise, it is one of the fastest growing cities. the survey looked at population growth and the drop in unemployment. other cities on the list, frisco, texas, lehi acres, florida, and kent phoenix shows up at 382 out of the 500 cities ranked. facebook wants to be the next craig's list. facebook is launching the marketplace and it is cashing in on the people who buy and sell on facebook. to visit marketplace, you tap on

start exploring. you will see photos of items that people have listed for sale. you can search for something specific. there are some things you cannot sell, no guns, illegal drugs, animals, or adult services. you know what that is. no adult services. >> like house cleaning and things like that? >> no. candy corn is one of the most popular candies at halloween time. candy corn with three new flavor, french toast, strawberry waffles and chocolate chip pancakes. i prefer the plain old candy corn. it is only available at target. it sells for $2.79 a bag. >> do you eat them by section by section? >> yes, a little nibble and a

holiday season has been thrust upon us and companies need seasonable workers. stick around to find out how a holiday job, you can start now. they have long time competitors but now bass pro shop and cabela's are joining forces. which retailer is set to by the other one. >> reporter: now it is covered up in black but before that it was a donald trump make america

if you've driven on i-10 if you have driven out on i-10 near sky harbor airport, it was hard to miss.

sign is gone, a victim of vandals. steve krafft is looking into it. >> reporter: the sign is gone because someone vandalized it with nearly a dozen swastikas in an attempt to cancel out one political message with another one. sky fox over the i-17 split near the sky harbor airport. as sky fox zooms in, you the work of vandals. we counted 10 nazi swastikas. trump backers are angry. >> it is one of these things there is passion and emotion behind elections. when people deface signs they are taking away people's first amendment rights. >> reporter: phoenix police are looking for whoever is responsible for the vandalism. the police bias suede is -- squad is involved.