>> it was honestly like a flare stuck in my pocket when it ignited and discharged. my whole -- i lost half of my pant leg completely from the burn. >> september 5th was a typical day at work for shiloh. that was, until he says a spare battery in his pocket for his e-cigarette exploded. >> i was walking behind the counter, going to help my boss with something, and i had fire coming out of my pants. it was like the flare. i didn't know what to do, so i kind of freaked out a little bit and just started hitting my pants, like thinking it was going to go out. >> he went straight to the burn unit for treatment. the fire burned through his pants, singed his hair, and caused second degree burns. >> it was probably a good little over 60 seconds that it was actually on in my pocket on f fire, and it did quite a bit of damage afterwards.

burns are finally starting to heal but the scars will most likely always remain. he says because of this incident, for him, ecigs are now a thing of the past. >> after that experience, i would rather be safely than sorry, and especially being that i have got two little ones to watch out for. so if i don't feel safe around it, i wouldn't want them to be around it. >> reporter: he has been looking for an attorney to possibly take legal action, but he's saying that he is having a difficult ti b he talks to says that since this battery has been completely burned, that there's not enough evidence for a possible case. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> in a developing story, seven construction workers fall 16 feet to the ground after the church they were working on in queen creek partially collapses. they were working on the roof at the heart cry church near the hunt highway when a truss gave

injuries, five others hurt. the pastor of the church posted a video message on facebook after the accident. >> we want to make sure we make this all about the workers, all about helping them and praying for them, and you guys know our church. we are going to be helping them way beyond today, no matter what happens, so be in pray for those families. >> state safety investigators are trying to figure out what caused that collapse. and this comes after a deadly work accident in phoenix, a man was electrocuted while working at a building at 75th and camelback. crews say by the time they arrived on the scene, the man was already dead. it is not clear exactly what he was working on when the electrician -- electrocution happened. new details on the death of a five-month-old left in a hot car for several hours in peoria.

forgot the baby was in the car. they say the baby was 18-year-old jose garcia's nephew. he and his nephew were supposed to be watching the baby yesterday afternoon while the mother was at work. police say the baby was in the car for up to four hours at the complex near 85th avenue and peoria. the temperature inside was nearly ten -- nearly 105 degrees. >> that's i have kids and i'm watching everything that they do. i have a seven-year-old, and i'm like, where is she at? where is my baby at? what is she doing? >> the couple faces child abuse charges. meanwhile, a gofundme page has been set up for the baby's mother. two former tuscon tv news reporters are sentenced to a year probation and a suspended 30-day jail term after cocaine was found in their infant's

breast-fed. valley drivers will soon be facing longer wait times to get on to route 51, a.d.o.t. testing red lights on the on-ramps. the wait times will only be increased by a few seconds and a.d.o.t. hopes the lights will shorten commute times i near future. a happy ending for rufus the chihuahua, rescued off a rooftop last weekend. he has found a forever home. he was adopted this morning, and his new owner says he plans to keep the name rufus for that dog. donald trump not shying away from reports that he possibly avoided paying federal taxes, while hillary clinton wasted no

reports from akron ohio. >> "the new york times" reports that the real estate mogul avoided federal income tax for 18 years. >> as a businessman and real estate developer, i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit and to the benefit of my company, my investors, and my employees. >> the former secretary of state also seized on the attention surrounding trump's 1995 tax returns. >> yesterday his campaign was br here's my question, what kind of genius loses a billion dollars in a single year? >> clinton is also trying to convince voters here in battleground ohio that she is against free trade deals have become wildly unpopular with workers across the rust belt. in akron, ohio, fox news.

that defaced a trump make america great again sign just past the i-17 split. someone sprayed nearly a dozen swastikas on the bottom of the billboard, you can see it right there, trump backers pretty upset about it. >> you know, it's one of these things where i understand there's passion and emotion behind elections, but when people start to deface signs, they are taking away people's first amendment rights, when they deface this. >> the sign has been removed. police say if you have any information about the crime, call police. donald trump returning again to arizona tomorrow, he will hold a rally at the prescott valley events center at two in the afternoon. doors open at 11:00 in the morning. we will be carrying the rally live on fox news now. this is trump's sixth visit to arizona as a candidate. also tomorrow, mike pence and

the first and only vice presidential debate at longwood university in farmville, virginia. you can watch it right here on fox 10 beginning at 6:00 p.m. do you want to know more about donald trump? coming up, we are going to hear from former cast and crew members on trump's tv show, the apprentice. what they have to say about him. and the unexpected results that agents are seeing at the border, and they say it is all thanks to this presidential election. and unexplained clown sitings around the country, are clowns getting a bad wrap? after the break we hear from a professional clown. she's not very happy about it. ? with this level of engineering... it's a performance machine.

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they make income. for people to be going around using it to commit crimes, it's creating a bad reputation and she's worried it's going to start affecting her business. >> i wish they hadn't picked clowning of all things. >> kathy scott, better known as petunia when she is clowning, runs az clowning in the valley. >> we are not creepy. we are good >> reporter: but recent headlines paint a drastically different story about the typically funny and joyful characters, a spike in creepy clown sightings sweeping the nation, with some reports of clowns trying to lure kids into the woods with candy, a terrifying thought for any parent. >> i would be scared if i saw a clown right now with what's been going on with the weirdos. >> my friend at school told me

that three clowns are killing at high schools or a little bit like kinder to fifth schools, and she told me like they are going to kill every school and stuff like that. >> here in the valley, two recent robberies involved criminals in clown masks. she worries their reputation could be hurt. >> we love kids and don't want any i wish they would stop. >> reporter: she said at a recent party over the weekend, kids seemed to be standoffish, saying things like oh you're the good clown, not the bad clown from tv, referring to the recent headlines on news. police ultimately made four arrests of teens who were involved in threats, so these

lightly here or across the country. for now, the latest in phoenix, stefania okolie, fox 10. agents patrolling the southern border are dealing with the surge of immigrants coming over illegally. u.s. border patrol agents say they are sometimes apprehending up to a thousand people in a single day. once they are all processed, the illegal immigrants are given notice to appear before a judge. >> some folks are looking for hard work or an opportunity, but not everybody is in that category. 20% of what we catch have a bad record or a criminal history. >> word on the street for immigrants is get to the united states now before donald trump becomes president, that's

streets, and they are worried that a wall will be put up to make it harder. experts say the ruling will likely open the door for other arizona death row inmates to challenge their sentences as well. according to the high court, arizona unconstitutionally left out evidence about the murderer's troubled childhood and posttraumatic stress disorder that may have led to a lesser punishment. temperatures are nice, below the norm, and in the 80s, as a matter of fact. we do see a few 90s kind of

you're looking at look at this massive storm. you're looking at hurricane matthew from the international space station, kind of hard to see, though. there's the eye. >> there's the eye, yep.

matthew's potential wrath. the hurricane is packing 145-mile-an-hour winds. think about that. i mean, 18-20-mile-an-hour winds are strong. 145-mile-an-hour winds, and it appears to be tracking more towards haiti's southwestern tip. wherever it hits it is going to be devastating, and it doesn't look like this one is slowing down very much. >> well, it's going very slow, but it's not stopping its progress. >> it has a lot of power. >> yeah, and the danger of it going slow is a lot of r drops a lot of water because it's in one area for a long, long time, staying there. >> and then you wonder, could it hit us eventually? >> there's a chance. i'm going to give you a look at that in a second here. there is a little chance of that, and we will get to that in just a moment. 71 degrees right now, winds southwest at six miles an hour, and boy the city just looks great out there, 70 degrees out at deer valley, 66 degrees in maricopa, 64 degrees in apache junction right now, a little high pressure moving in, and

we look at 86 degrees for the high. in glendale 84, 83 in deer valley, 84 in chandler. other numbers that we have, 60 degrees up in flagstaff, 69 degrees in prescott, 69 degrees up in page, and 72 over in st. john's, 86 at gila bend on the day, and 10:00, 71, you see that temperature dropping through the night. we'll get it down into the low 60s here when the sun comes it will be a nice morning, a light breeze for you at around 7:0 7:00 a.m., 87 degrees the high, 74 the low. this is what we are forecasting for tomorrow. we get back into the low 80s once again. there are some mid-80s in that mix as well. 71 the forecast in sedona, 78 up at kingman, 69 at st. john's, 85 in casa grande, and 90 down in

yep, cold and snow mixing it up up in montana and in oregon, freezing rain in the mix as well. how about some thunderstorms in there as well, more showers down in florida, they pick up a couple of inches down there, and we were just talking about matthew, and here's matthew at 8:00 on wednesday, so it's moving pretty slow, still not up in miami at that point yet. 145-mile-an-hour winds, and this is the just skirting along that entire eastern seaboard, and then again, it may make a move and come on in. let's take a look at the overnight low at 59 degrees, 82 degrees for tomorrow, and then as you can see here, those 80s line up for us. we do throw a few nineties into that mix. in fact, we end it next week a new low nineties. watch your kids around water. >> all right, thank you dave. are you in the market for

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yale university survey found that patient care may actually vary quite a bit. researchers found political views didn't make a big difference when it came to treating depression or alcohol abuse, but when it came to advice for gun safety or abortion, there are differences between doctors who identify as democrats or republicans. researchers patients should be aware of potential political conflicts when it comes to care. people are offering different views of how the presidential candidates conducted themselves during his time on the apprentice. >> i think he sees women as something physical first, however, he does have a lot of smart women around him, so it's

demeaned women with sexist language. >> there were quite a bit of cringe worthy moments when we were shooting the apprentice. >> more than 20 people, including editor and is contestants behind the scenes on the show. >> he often spoke like a man on a construction site >> given my background and my reputation and title, given that i have always dressed provocatively and in a sense could be seen as encouraging negative behavior, i never felt disrespected by trump. >> the campaign called the

unsubstantiated and totally false. the cardinals back at practice today, remember, it's a short week, no carson palmer at practice. we'll try to update his condition. so what's next if carson can't go thursday night against the

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wondering, when will we see a return to the team's explosive offense? thinks about this, 18 points against the bills, just 13 gunnar ben against the rams, and now a likelihood that carson palmer may not play thursday night. keep in mind the concussion in yesterday's game against the rams. now, drew stanton came late in the game, got full reps in today, and you have to look at it as if to say he will be the starter come against san francisco on the road, certainly a key game if the team is going to get back on track. he'll follow the nfl protocol, and we'll see where carson palmer goes the next few days. but one thing we know, the offense isn't where it should be. i asked bruce arians after practice today, when is the offense going to start looking like the offense of last season? >> simply making a play. and it hasn't been there, hasn't clicked, but once it shows up, it becomes infectious.

right now. i don't think it's something that you can force. you have to hone and make sure you're taking care of the little things, and that will build and hopefully go from there. the vikings hosting the giants, bradford fell into it at just the right time, and he's making the best all of touchdown pass to kyle rudolph, the vikings going for 4-0, mckinnon, touchdown, vikings win 24-ten, limiting the giants defense, and they picked off manning once earlier tonight. chip hale fired along with general manager dave stewart, sweeping changes for the arizona diamondbacks, still not sure what happens next for chief baseball officer tony larussa, a redefined role.

>> the right role for tony and us, looking to tony and looking back at whether he wants to continue to have an opportunity here, over the next several days, that will ultimately sort itself out. >> we'll see what plays out. if tony doesn't have a big hand in things, i have a tough time believing that he is just going to kind of hang around if he's not the c.b.o. we'll see how that plays out. we'll talk about it on sports night afterdark and on my facebook page in just a few minutes. >> i had a lot of hope >> a lot of people did, with great credentials, two years as general manager but it didn't work out. we'll see what their next move is. they are searching now for a new general manager who will buy a new field manager. >> you can't buy luck and you can't buy magic. >> that's right. >> the vikings -- >> they are playing some great ball, they really are. >> modern family is up next. have a great night.

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