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we begin with a fox 10 we begin with a fox 10 news alert. a bomb scare at a ups facility leading to an evacuation tonight. workers reportedly uncovered several packages the were pipe bombs and they called 911. >> police cleared the building and checked the packages and crews determined the packages were no threat and gave the all clear to head back inside. a fatal collision between a car and pedestrian shut down van buren between 33rd avenue and 37th avenue. >> the driver of the car stopped

impairment was not a factor. >> you have this crazy system where all of a sudden, 25 million more people have health care and people are busting it 60 hours a week wind up with their premiums doubled and their coverage cut in half. it is the craziest thing in the world. >> this was a remarkable cutting criticism of obamacare from democrat and former prede bill clinton slamming the affordable care act last night. >> obamacare has been in place for six years and people have had several options when it comes to health care providers. >> but that is all about to change, nearly 60,000 people enrolled in obamacare in maricopa county alone will be left with one insurance company. health net will soon be the only insurance option for individuals

as for the rest of arizona, individuals will have to rely on blue cross or blue shield. all of this is leading to confusion and frustration for many people. kristy siefkin joins us live with more. what a mess. >> reporter: these are a mess. if you enrolled in blue cross blue shield, individual or family plan under t care act so 2014 or later, your insurance is going to change. sen teen is the only option and it has many people upset or frustrated. >> this valley hairstylist is self insured with blue cross blue shield. she received a letter from the insurer saying they will no longer cover her in 2017.

months to try to find what i'm going to do. like what is it exactly that i should do? >> reporter: angela is one of 60,000 maricopa residents receiving the same letter all purchased individual blue cross blue shield plans under the affordable care act. come january, their only insurance option is a company called sen teen. >> they were promised they could happening. >> reporter: he doesn't expect a price surge but says the cost could be prohibitive. >> some of these people, their house payments are less than what the health care is. >> reporter: martin says those receiving the letters have four choices, one, enroll in sen teen's health plan. two, enroll in a group plan through your company. independent contractors can try

three, enroll in a short term medical plan or a limited benefit plan. these plans don't cover preexisting conditions or prescriptions. four, go without health insurance and pay the penalty tax. >> people are going to be scrambling. they are not going to know what to do and this is the government that is doing this. >> reporter: if you enrolled in an individual blue cross or blue shield plan before 2014, don't worry you grandfathered in and you can keep your current coverage. if you currently have an individual or family plan outside of maricopa county, get this, you can still keep blue cross blue shield but with a 51% premium increase. open enrollment begins december 1 and february 1. we will continue to cover it and give you more details over the

i'm kristy siefkin, fox 10 news. care at the phoenix v.a. hospital is not getting better. it may be getting worse. according to a new report from the inspector general, veterans are still dying while awaiting care at the v.a. hospital. the v.a. hospital was at the center of a scandal over long wait time, secret waiting lists that contributed to dozens of veterans dying whilewa care. many of the same problems continue to plague the v.a. right now and may have contributedded to the death of at least one veteran. the phoenix v.a. released a statement responding to this report, though we have made progress, there is more work to be done. our health care system director is uniquely suited to build upon

things got feisty today at the donald trump rally today. a fight broke out before he took the stage. >> his visit to northern arizona was a big event. the line wrapped around the event center and many people never made it inside. >> this is his sixth visit to arizona. he is leading in the pollings by two points, he is solidify a victory here. steve krafft with a look at what trump had to say today. >> reporter: for his sixth rally in arizona, donald trump picked a spot where he had not been so far, prescott valley. donald trump waved to the crowd. several thousand people who couldn't get in because the place was filled to capacity over 7,000 people. mr. trump gave his standard

$916 million loss and not paying income taxes for 18 years showcased his skills as a businessman. he stuck to familiar themes, ripping up trade agreements and he claimed hillary clinton is corrupt. here are some highlights. >> imagine what our country could accomplish if we started working together under one people under one god saluting one american >> reporter: nearly everyone loved it but a handful of protesters who scuffled with securityand supporters and were tossed out. afterwards, trump fans gave the donald high marks. >> i like the fact he is brand new. he is a businessman. he is not in politics.

>> i'm excited. i'm hopeful. >> reporter: what excites you about donald trump? >> he wants to restore the constitution that has been slowly eroded by the other side. >> reporter: a few protesters outside were not impressed. >> i don't like he's not prepared to be president. i think he is in it for himself. i don't think he is good for the country. >> reporter: the crowd loved what donald trump had to say. the chal expanding his appeal to people not already in his camp. in prescott valley, steve krafft, fox 10 news. hillary clinton joined by daughter chelsea today in pennsylvania for a family town hall event. clinton talked about trump insulting alicia marsha doe saying many women are bullied you online because of their looks.

faced off in their one-on-one, their own debate. this debate turned out to be much different than last week's presidential debate. at 9:30, we'll have a breakdown of how it went in farmville, virginia. a howerful hurricane ravaging the caribbean tonight. hurricane matthew hitting haiti and dumping feet of rain causing widesp hay ty hasn't recovered from the earthquake that ravaged the country in 2010. >> now the bahamas is next. the eastern coast of florida is also line of fire in the coming days. >> dave munsey is tracking the hurricane tonight. >> reporter: is it expected to be a strong hurricane? >> reporter: this is not losing any strength, kari.

along. it is still a category four hurricane. the winds have died down a little bit here at 130 miles an hour but look by thursday, they expect those winds to be exactly the same. you can see the track and how close it will come to miami. also, you can see here. this is thursday late in the day so it will be moving along very, very slowly. a slow-moving hurricane that has a lot of power and moisture can be a that is why they are preparing for rain throughout this entire area. also, they are preparing for rain in the outer banks of the carolinas that is where they expect the hurricane to cross over the top of that is going to be a real significant part of this entire storm right here, especially if the storm surge stays at 10 feet. if they continue to get 8-15 inches of rain. we'll have more with big storms

country. beautiful day here. that is all coming up in weather. it is the most dangerous intersection in all of chandler. how officials are working to make it safer. a vicious brawl breaks out at popular place for children to play. where adults were caught on camera behaving badly. first, tim tebow, the baseball experiment continues. the mets have to have faith in the former football player.

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the new york mets must be the new york mets must be impressed with tim tebow. he is headed to the valley to play for the arizona fall

the mets organization last month. he made his debut in the florida instructional league and hitting a home run on his first time at-bat. >> this was the tweet that the new york mets sent out announcing he will play in the fall league. the club wanting him to play in more games to develop his skills while facing advanced competition. tebow will report for duty this sunday and he will play for the scottsdale >> the team is based out of scottsdale stadium and that the where we find danielle miller tonight. >> tebow is a favorite here because he trains here quite a bit of the year. >> reporter: yeah, tonight when we talked to people out here, mixed opinions but as many people know, tim tebow is not the first non-baseball player to play for the scorpions. at one point, michael jordan

>> i'm not a fan of tim tebow. i don't know how i will like it. >> reporter: we learned tim tebow won't be putting down bat just yet. new york mets announced he will playing in the arizona fall league with the scottsdale scorpions. the quarterback turned outfielder announced in august he will try his hand in the game. some support his attempt to get into the majors. >> i don't have a problem with that. i remember in colle him as a college player. if he can play ball, great. >> reporter: others doubt him. >> he can walk in and think he's going to be great. you never know. >> reporter: michael says his fall ball appearance won't get him to extra games. >> it doesn't change anything. >> maybe a little bit, yeah.

him. >> reporter: tim tebow is set to report here on sunday. fall ball starts on monday and goes through november 19. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> tim tebow is not the only household name to play for the scorpions. derek jeter is an alumni and so is this guy. if that isn't enough star power for you, how about this guy? for the scottsdale scorpions during his short stint in baseball. he never made it to the big leagues but he did gain. the scottsdale scorpions gained national attention. from baseball to football, we catch up with the cards. it has been a rough go for the cardinals. the boys don't have time to hang their heads. it is a short week as they take on the 49ers in san francisco. before we get to the game, we

drew stanton? palmer dealing with a concussion. more on this later on in the show. >> reporter: nice night tonight. winds are down and the temperatures are in the upper

>> reporter: hi, folks. here we are at 77 degrees. winds out of the east at 3 miles an hour. 65 degrees up in cave creek. 69 degrees in fountain hills. 73 in chandler. 75 in glen tail.

shoos the moisture away. 85 degrees for the high today. buckeye, 84. we had 84 in glendale and 82 in chandler on the day. other numbers, we had 71 rat prescott. 61 at show low. 84 in tucson. 88 at yuma today. take a nice look here. the temperatures coming down through the night as we get a look at the city and skies are clearing off. we'll get down 59 this morning. 85 this afternoon. 93 and 70, normal high and low. record high at 103. record low at 46. this is what we're forecasting for tomorrow. mid 80's once again. we have upper 80's in the mix as well. look at chandler at 88 degrees. 70 at prescott. we're forecasting 73 in sedona. 65 at the grand canyon. 88 degrees at gila bend.

there is a lot of snow coming down in montana. blowing wind. you can see that low pressure system pushing it around. 6-8 inches is what we were looking at and storms down through kansas today. some of the harshest ones and the tornado watches were in kansas. moisture being pushed up here from, of course, matthew kind of hanging down here for a little bit and still very, very powerful with 130-mile an hour winds. we are watching this as it is going to brush passed miami. you can see this stuff. we're worried about the outer banks as we get into the carolinas here. you can see that taking a leap over the top of it. storm surge and heavy rain is going to be a problem in that

temperature wise, look at 89 degrees in memphis. 60's starting to fill in. billings at 45 degrees. cooler temperatures are finding their way in. 61 overnight. 85 with lots of sunshine. tomorrow, you see the 80's hanging on for a little bit. we bring the 90's back but it is the low 90's. that is the season norm right there so we're going to stay where we should be this time of year. watch your kids around water. still ahead, it is "tmz" tuesday so new intel about the kim kardashian robbery and why some believe this may have been an inside job. move over man buns there is a new trend. >> man buns? oh, those man buns. i got it. >> how you can bedazzle your beard. first, they stepped out of

spotlight. tonight was the one and only with the vice presidential debate. plus, we hit the streets of downtown phoenix to find out how much all of you, all of us know

you decide. this was the first and only debate involving the vice presidential candidates. they faced off in farmville,

different tone than the trump-clinton debate. it is what you expect a presidential debate to be like. >> that is a good point. mike pence and tim kaine did take jabs at each other. the insults, for the most part kept to a minimum. >> they covered a lot of ground on the issues facing america and each candidate highlighted their respective campaigns and the messages they are trying to get across. >> i think it is tim democrat, republican, or independent but the goal is to work together. hillary clinton has a track record to work across the aisle and she will do just that. >> when donald trump becomes president of the united states, we're going to have a stronger america. when you hear him say he wants to make america great again, when we do that, i truly believe the american people will be standing taller.

over, tim kaine challenged pence on donald trump's tax returns and pence took aim at the hillary clinton foundation. >> hillary clinton set up the clinton foundation. the clinton foundation accepted tense of millions of dollars from foreign governments and foreign donors. foreign donors and foreign in the american political process. >> hillary clinton took no action to benefit the foundation. the state department did an investigation and they concluded that everything hillary clinton did was in interest of the united states. >> well, it seems that the g.o.p. may have jumped the gun a little bit. they posteddal news release 90 minutes before the debate

they had confidence in their guy. >> they probably meant to schedule that and they forgot to schedule the time right or eastern time or whatever. the immediate overwhelming response following the debate was that mike pence won. many felt that he shined. >> until tonight, the vice presidential candidates have not garnered a lot of attention. people want to know if people know these joe keating has been doing some of this lately hit the streets of downtown phoenix to find out. >> reporter: do you know who this guy is? >> someone important. >> the guy running for vice president with trump. >> no, it is not. >> is that the mayor? >> i forgot his name but that is trump's running mate. >> that is mike pence. >> mike pence.

>> i'm guessing someone political because he has a black pen on. >> [beep] >> i know he is catholic. >> do you know who he is? >> he is running for vice president. >> opposite of mike pence. >> hillary's running mate. >> tim kaine. >> i have heard that name before. >> we did better with this than leader. everyone who was going to the magic mike performance. steve krafft will be in st. louis, missouri, covering the second presidential debate. it gets under way at 6:00 p.m. we'll be streaming the debate and we'll bring you live reports on our newscast that night. caught on camera, parents behaving badly at, of all

was a vicious brawl that broke out in the restaurant portion. this is in miami. you can see a dozen adults involved in the melee. what could they be fighting over at a place that is a joyous areas for kids? >> it has to be someone who cut in line. >> the man who posted the video said adults were throwing punches for 10 minutes while running away. it was the police who got it under control. i wasn't sure what it was about. >> i don't know what the answer is there. a scary sight for people living in a maricopa neighborhood as a naked bloody man leaving a trail of blood in his path. this happened at bowling road and maricopa road. people were scared to death. they started getting calls about

this is in the middle of the night. several homeowners reported seeing the guy. al hakeem ran through several yards and ran through someone's home and broke a window. when police caught up with him, he told police every time i smoke spice this happens. >> the whole incident was something different than what we usually sister but we're glad nobody got hurt and we're glad that something said something. >> if every time you smoke spice this happens, stop smoking spice. put it down for a while. >> that seems like the best point to make. >> he is facing several charges, including trespassing and disorderly misconduct. the threats were not create

security was stepped up at the schools. similar threats were made against the union high school district last month. police say those cases are not connected. kim kardashian contines to keep a low profile after escaping paris after the armed robbery. she took off right away. it was a big ordeal in paris where armed allegedly and stole millions of dollars in jewelry. "tmz" has new information about who could behind this heist. it is the story that keeps giving. the kim kardashian around robbery. brad, it seems like every hour there is a new development on this. what is the latest development on this now? >> everyone knows she was robbed but now what we're finding out

kim was without her bodyguard during the time it happened and we're told it was like a five or six minute time period between when the robbers showed up and when they left. what sources are telling us now is the reason they think it is an inside job because of this small timeframe. kim's bodyguard was out with her sisters and there were a lot of people who knew what the family was going to bup paris fashion week. someone knew the schedule and tipped the people off with this. >> it is interesting today, supreme court justice weighing in on this. it is not very often that the supreme court weighs in on the kardashians. tell us about that story that you guys broke. >> talk about a first. it was justice steven breyer and

not commit bank fraud because the money is insured. justice breyer went back and say if kim kardashian's theft, if there was one, if he said that jewelry is insured so there the no theft there he is flashing his pop culture knowledge and throwing a little shade. he said if there was a thief and >> if there was one, that the interesting. "tmz" is on top of run, and error with this story. thanks so much, brad. >> "tmz" has reinvented how we cover these people. >> they are the source for entertainment. it has been a priority of governor ducey to get hundreds of untested rape kits tested. a means to make that happen. details after the break. temperatures are starting to come down. it is chilly actually in the morning. have you noticed this?

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process, going forward, we will be able to stop serial offenses in committing sex assaults. >> basically, a lot of test kits are sitting on shelves are waiting to be tested so the case can go forward. ducey figured out how to test kits faster and it will be presented this fall. the city of chandler tryi intersection safer. there were 48 crashes at olive olive -- alma school and chandler boulevard. the city's engineer says the lack of a right turn lane contributed to the amount of wrecks. turn lanes and an extra lane

road. most of the money will come from a federal grant. the project expected to take eight months. >> reporter: well, we're going to do it tomorrow morning, at least i hope so, wake up. take a look at the temperatures. i'm probably the most in danger. flagstaff at 31 degrees at the freeze mark. look at the grand canyon, 29 degrees. 40 at winslow. 49 at safford. 55 in casa grande. 59 degrees at cave creek. 61 at deer valley. 57 at gateway, surprise, mesa that is a popular number. heading off to school, this is where we're going. we're going to look at the early rising 61 degrees, clear and a little bit chilly out there for you. we're going to warm it into the mid 80's into the day. that is your start at

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coming up at ten coming up tonight at 10:00, wikileaks julian assange promises to deliver on a surprise hinting that the revelations on hillary clinton would change the course of the election. did he deliver on the promise? southwest airlines has a big deal but you have to hurry. it is coming up next on fox 10 news at 10:00. time for tonight's talkers. >> first up, this is a violation of your senses but a day at the beach, the sun, surf, and you find your eyes wandering over to 59-year-old steven. he is strolling down the beach wrapped in a cellophane bikini,

revealing his privates. he was arrested. if you were at the beach with your kids, what would you say to this guy or would you let it pass? he is ruining your day. >> if i was with my kids, there would be words. if i was not with my kids, i would have video and it would be on my facebook page. >> if the kids are there, you would say, hey, dude. what is the deal? >> i've been where guys think it means bottomless. guys thought it was bottomless and that is not something you want to burn, probably. >> she is edgy. she may be from iowa but she is edgy. >> some of the best beaches are topless. a new form of jewelry and not everyone is buying into it. it is called beard jewelry.

that you braid or weave into your beard. >> it looks like crumbs that get caught up in the netting. >> you go to dinner with somebody and they have the bedazzled beard. >> you look good but you have bread in your beard. >> maybe that is where kim kardashian's jewelry went. >> that story is highly is your turn to talk back. we posted the topics. go to kari lakes fox 10. >> if you want to talk about cellophane man, go to john hook fox 10. >> reporter: i want to hear about kari lake's vacation. where does she go on these vacations? no vacation for the arizona

the d-backs are on vacation earlier than expected. we hear from both teams after

i remember when i went to >> reporter: i remember when i went to houston for the cardinals' preseason game this year. i looked around and thought i

cardinals in the super bowl come february. boy, that seems like a long time ago. i'm not saying it can't happen but right now, i would like to see the cardinals in the win column come thursday. the cardinals are not off to the start most of us expected. a 1-3 record is not good and the guys are banged up. carson palmer knocked out of the game on sunday, a concussion. now he has to pass the concussion protocol before he the injury list getting longer with each game. tyron branch put on i.r. the cardinals refuse to feel sorry for themselves. >> we have lots of games left so we have a lot to look forward to. we're excited about it. back against the wall, 1-3. everybody that believed in us don't believe in us no more so it just us now. we prefer that.

errors behind you and you get beat on physical plays. it is something we have to challenge ourselves with each and every day and that starts with myself as a leader and starts with patrick and we got to demand more and hold each other accountable. >> reporter: we keep the football theme going. a great nfl sunday lined up for you here on fox 10 this weekend. it all starts at 8:00 a.m. and it is the falcons taking on the bronze xoaps the hurt left leg. you can see him in serious pain. he had to be helped off the field. he returned from the locker room with a boot on. it looks like a high ankle sprain and not a hurt knee so it

>> we face adversity and, obviously, got to have a positive report on our quarterback. there is nothing the x-rays came back good. that was a positive. >> reporter: we had a paul goldschmidt sighting today. the d back all-star teaming up with his wife for a cool fundraiser in november. it is bowling for a good cause. you get to bowl while money for phoenix children's hospital. goldy wanted to mix things up and not do a golf tournament. the d-backs letting derrick stewart and chip hale go. >> you're not going to make excuses and you want to take responsibility. i put the responsibility on myself and i'm sure my teammates will say the same thing.

other teams have injuries and other stuff going on. we were confident until the end. we didn't play well enough. >> reporter: now, some teams are still playing baseball like the orioles and the blue jays. a one-game playoff. talk about pressure, win or go home. mark trumbo, you can kiss that baby goodbye. 2-1. next inning, here comes toronto. that is going to leave a mark. a run scores and we are tied at two a piece. we have a ballgame boys and girls. bottom of the 11th. get out he knows still gone. that is a walk-off home run. 3-1, jack. blue jays beat baltimore, 5-2. up next, texas.

more on the cardinals and the sun devils. we hear from cardinals' backup quarterback drew stanton. if carson palmer can't go, drew will have to come through. it is next man up, right? that is later right now it is back to the news crew. once again the political spotlight shines on arizona as donald trump makes a campaign stop, another one here in arizona in prescott valley. as we come to expect, this was not without drama between supporters and protesters. steve krafft spent the day in prescott valley. >> reporter: for his sixth rally in arizona, this campaign donald trump picked a place he had not been so far, prescott valley. several thousand people who couldn't get in because the place was filled to capacity over 7,000 people.

speech on why taking a $900 million loss and not paying incomes taxes for 18 years showcased his skills as a businessman. he stuck to building a border wall, making mexico pay for it, he claimed hillary clinton is corrupt. here are some highlights. >> nag what -- imagine what our country could accomplish if we worked together under saluting one american flag. >> reporter: nearly everyone loved it but not a handful of protesters who scuffled with security and trump sporters and were tossed out. afterwards, trump fans gave the donald high marks. >> i like the fact he is brand new. he is a businessman.