saluting one american flag. >> reporter: nearly everyone loved it but a handful of protesters who scuffled with security and trump supporters and were tossed out. you can see the video, some folks in the crowd going for the jugular an protester out of here, several of them hustled out of here very, very quickly. this is a place where a lot of people love donald trump and we heard from supporters and a protester outside. >> i like the fact he is a successful businessman and know what is the business world needs in order to promote more business in the united states. >> i like his policy on the border. i like the way he is going to

i like the way he wants to be able to rebuild our armed forces. i like just about everything about trump. >> i don't like that he is not prepared to be president. i think he is only in it for himself. i don't think he is good for the country. >> reporter: now, it is safe to say that probably donald trump will get the vote of everybody here who attended the rally today. the challenge for his c going forward is to expand his appeal beyond those who are already in his camp. reporting live from prescott valley, steve krafft, fox 10 news. four democratic lawmakers speaking out ahead of donald trump's visit to prescott valley and they say he is not the best choice for america saying he has disrespected numerous women.

opportunity to elect the first female president in hillary clinton. >> i'm here as a mother of a young daughter and someone who refuses to allow the women and girls in arizona to be represented as someone who sees women as mere sex objects and whose value can be measured in a swimsuit on a stage in a contest. most is he has not backed down from any of those comments. he had opportunity after opportunity to apologize to say something different and he has not taken those opportunities. instead he has doubled down. >> hillary clinton was joined by daughter chelsea today in pennsylvania in a key state in this election. this was a family town hall event. clinton talked about trump

women are bullied online because of their looks. clinton told women and girls they are much more than their appearance. the stage is set tonight for the first and only vice presidential debate, 90 minutes long. it is at longwood university in farmville, virginia. we're going to have a preview of the one and only debate between republican indiana governor mike pence. he is the republican candidate for vice president and democratic kaine, the democratic candidate for vice president. fox 10 news will carry the debate live starting tonight at 6:00. glendale police need your help in finding a shooting suspect. this is the man police believe is responsible for the shooting. he is a black male in his early 20's. he is 5'10" and he is in a red jacket. the incident happened at bethany

there was an argument and the suspect opened fire while the victims drove off. if you know anything about him, you're asked to contact glendale police. >> sky fox was over a crash. a black toyota convertible crossed into the eastbound lanes and struck a fence. one person was ejected from a car. serious injuries in that case. another person suffered minor injuries. another bad crash this morning. hospital near 51st avenue and orangewood in glendale. the two cars collided and the jeep involved end up on its roof. one man involved broke his leg. hurricane matthew slammed into haiti with 140-mile an hour winds. this category four hurricane bringing flooding rains, at least seven people are dead. it is the strongest atlantic

haiti in 50 years. hurricane matthew is headed toward florida and the east coast the on high alert. >> a state of emergency declared in southeastern florida and south carolina are preparing to evacuate people if necessary. the governor of florida warning residents that the storm could make landfall as early as wednesday. a state of emergency is in effect for the entire state of florida resources for evacuations. >> if matthew directly impacts florida there will be massive destruction that we haven't seen in years. as a category four hurricane, matthew is life threatening with winds up to 145 miles an hour and significant amounts of rain. yesterday, irissued an executive order for the county. we are preparing for the worst

>> that is all you can do right now. matthew is the strongest hurricane to hit the region since 2007 when felix reached category five status and killed 145 people, most in nicaragua. flights being canceled to cuba and haiti because of hurricane matthew. several airlines extended their change fee waivers to cover delay and travel plans and people having to when there is nothing they can do about it. dozens of cruise ships have altered their itineraries because of this storm. >> they are still assessing the damage in haiti but a valley woman is stepping up to help out. linda williams joins us with more on her relief efforts. they haven't recovered from the earthquake. >> reporter: exactly, the earth quake in 2010.

and haiti, we're worlds apart in distance and culture but there is a valley woman who has a special connection to the nation. she is doing what she can to help out during the crisis. several valley groups, church, as well as the city of chandler is pitching in and helping out. pictures of hope village children's home in haiti, an orphanage founded by a of chandler following the devastating earthquake in 2010. >> my church has partnered with me to start going there. we go to see the children. >> reporter: ellis and volunteers from desert springs church in chandler are scheduled to leave for haiti saturday. despite video from haiti that shows widespread devastation, the team of volunteers says they are still going. >> right now, they are saying there could be as much as

imagine 40 inches of rain? >> we're going in blind. we knew what our program was. for four days, we're going to meet up with 300 kids and teach them about christ and spend time with them. >> reporter: their focus has shifted to raising more funds so they can assess the damage. >> the need in haiti is so great. it is immense and donations would be great but pray. pray for the people in haiti. pray for the families in haiti, the people who are going through what they are going through right now. >> reporter: the team has launched a go fund me page to raise funds for hope for haiti and they are trying to do it quickly because they are leaving on saturday. we have information on how you can help out on our website, fox10phoenix.com. i'm linda williams, fox 10 news.

of matthew. he is here with the latest location and when it could impact the u.s. dave? >> reporter: they are making plans further north than miami. they are up in the carolinas talking about it and in the bahamas. the bahamas, the highest elevation is 10 feet and they are look at a storm surge of 10-15 feet and, of course, miami. as we look at the track of what we're looking at here, this is still a little ways away as it moves in with winds at 140 miles an hour. at this time, we give you another look here. you can kind of see the path it is going to take. this is a problem up here because it is hitting the outer banks of north carolina. a little bit of south carolina as well. these folks in here, all of these island dwellers are a bit concerned about. we're keeping an eye on this situation as well and this will

and some of those areas down in the southeastern portion of the country. there are some tornado warnings across kansas. we'll look at that coming up. still ahead at 5:00, a new grant helping to speed up processing. a backlog of rape test kits here in the valley. several bizarre encounters in a maricopa it is nearing the end of the

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a strange story out of strange story out of maricopa. as i was saying, strange story out of maricopa where a naked and bloody man was spotted roaming around a neighborhood. >> several people saw this guy in their yards and the trail of blood he left behind before he was arrested. you can imagine how unsettling this is. danielle danielle with what he told police. >> reporter: this man ran through several yards and he went inside one of the houses here. they are telling us when he was arrested, he told police when he does stuff like this, this is when he is normally smoking spice. police were called to west

running through the neighborhood. >> a 12-year-old was bringing in the cats and she told her father who called 911. we responded. >> reporter: once police were on scene, they discovered this man had ran through several backyards, even running through someone's house and breaking their window. >> we knew he entered at least four backyards. there is one that he entered the house and exited through the >> reporter: police caught up with him in someone's front yard. he was naked and bloody. he told police every time i smoke spice this happens. >> the whole incident is something different from what we usually have but we're glad nobody got hurt. we are glad the individual who saw something in the beginning >> reporter: police tell us that he has been arrested on similar charges in the past.

including criminal damage and disorderly conduct. danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> reporter: well, we do look at nice weather out here. the temperatures are dropping down below the seasonable norms.

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it's a sure sign winter it is a sure sign that winter is on its way. grand canyon national park setting dates to close the north rim. now you know it is for real. park officials say most visitors services will end on campground sites are available with reservation through the end of october. the north rim visitors center will be available through the end of october. >> reporter: hi, everybody. here is another good sign we're seeing changes. 83 degrees for you right now. the winds just a light breeze out of the south, southeast. the city looking pretty good. 81 at deer valley. 81 in the surprise area.

gate wave, 81 degrees so that is a popular number right now. the high pressure holding nicely, have a little bit of moisture to the north of us but that is being pushed out of the way as well. it is breezy in some areas as we look at the wind gusts here. 20 miles an hour right now in winslow. 18 in sedona. 14 in payson. so we have a little bit of wind blowing around but not bad. for the high for today, 85 degrees. 83 degrees in scottsdale. 82 at gateway. we add numbers to that. 75 in sedona. 61 in flagstaff. 63 degrees in show low. 84 in tucson. 88 in yuma. through the night, temperatures dropping off nicely getting back into the 60's. in fact, passing the mid 60's and getting into the low 60's overnight so that is going to be nice for us.

85 degrees for the high. we have 93 and 70 for the normal high an low. record high, 103. record low at 46. this is what we're forecasting for tomorrow. it is going to be pretty much like today. a little warmer by a few degrees. you can see 87 forecast out in mesa. 88 in chandler. things are warming up a little bit over the next couple of days. 67 in payson. 70 in prescott. 61 in nice-looking temperature. mid 60's in show low. 91 the forecast in yuma. looking across the country, this is where we're seeing big changes and we're seeing winter weather with winter storm weather and advisories across montana. you can see all of the snow coming in, up to 6 inches. at the bottom end of the storm system, we have tornado warnings.

develop. that is a pretty good storm system all the way around and you see the moisture being pushed up by matthew and there is matthew right here making its move on the mainland as well. 61 degrees overnight. sunny and nice tomorrow at 84 degrees. those temperatures warming up a little bit. we will get into the low 90's. if you notice, our normal temperature for this time of year is 93. we get close but no watch your kids around water. >> we're good with that though. >> cigar smoke gets to me anyway. >> you sure? coming up next at 5:00, we are celebrating national taco day. in fact, we had the truck outside of the station and everybody was getting onboard. >> that is worth celebrating and getting ready for halloween doesn't have to bust your budget. money-saving tips for your

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it might be my kids' favorite holiday. the countdown to halloween is under way and here is a staggering statistic. americans are going to spend more than $3 billion on costumes this year. i contributed. 67% of people surveyed plan to buy a new costume. more than 171 million people expected to take part in some type of halloween activity.

for the ghosts and goblins even though new numbers say this year is expected to be the most expensive halloween yet. it doesn't have to be. liz kotalik explains. >> reporter: there's the candy, decorations, the costumes, the price to get ready for halloween can be scary. this year the national retail federation predicts our country is going to spend $8.4 billion is $82. >> you do not have to spend $80-plus on a halloween costume. shopping at thrift stores is a great way to look fabulous. >> branch out from the halloween section. there are different things to find and accent your costume with. >> reporter: every year, the n.r.f. predicts what costumes

$15. you will have plenty of time to bargain hunt so your money doesn't make like a ghost and disappear from your wallet. liz kotalik, fox 10 news. >> what are the most popular costumes this year? >> donald trump and hillary clinton. >> that's on the list, john, but not for kids. most kids don't request being hillary clinton or donald trump. but after 11 years at the princess costumes have been dethroned. princess is second place followed by animals. batman and "star wars" rounding off the top five. when it comes to adults, the old stand byes, witch comes first, pirate coming in second. the poliical ones are third that would take care of donald trump and hillary clinton.

batman. i think i would pick vampire. >> where does banana rank? one of my twin boys says i'm going to be a ban nana. >> that would be in the fruit. >> it is not too late to have a taco to celebrate national taco bay. last year, americans ate over 4.5 billion tacos. dates back to 1966 in new york city. we were lucky enough to have the taco truck stop by the fox 10 studios today. the only thing missing for us since we're working is margaritas. >> the number one best seller is the carne asada tacos. we're famous for the pork belly thanks to chef ryan.& love you, bro.

gluten-free. we're an artisan taco so we're proud of the small batch cooking. >> i tell you, underline good. very, very good. paz cantina travels around the state and you will not regret it. >> they have a pretty rad truck. >> they do. we haven't seen that many wildfires this year in arizona. other areas in the west dealing with problems where people are on the run. debate minutes away now. let's see, 23 minutes. yeah, we're going to talk to shepherd smith about what we can

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here in arizona. tonight, he is under fire from veterans in the valley and some across the country. yesterday in virginia, a veteran asked donald trump about holistic care from those who suffer from ptsd and traumatic brain injuries and here is what don olds trump had to say. >> when people come back from war and combat and they see things that many people in here have seen it and you are strong and can handle people can't handle it. >> i don't think he is trying to be mean. he is so completely uninformed. >> the soldier asked the question was upset it turned into a political point. trump's campaign saying they have tried to deceive voters and veterans. nicole garcia spoke to two vets