freeway. we're not sure why he was in the lanes of traffic or on the freeway. that man was rushed to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. again, the northbound lanes of the loop 101 are expected to remain closed down from i-10 to indian school road. our other big story is the city of phoenix is the largest city to celebrate indigenous peoples day after the council unanimously votes to celebrate that day. danielle miller with more on what this means. >> reporter: the city council meeting today and indigenous peoples day is an alternative celebration to christopher columbus day so they can highlight and celebrate native american culture and history. >> it is awesome that we do more

have here. >> reporter: indigenous peoples day will be celebrated annually on the second monday of october. >> it is a great day for all of us. >> reporter: indigenous rights activists say this day will allow indigenous people to honor and celebrate their cultural heater around, something she says they haven't been able to do for some time. >> it is like and having a big bulldozer come over it. you can't take everything you've had in the roots back because it is gone. >> reporter: 25 cities have adopted the day. phoenix the largest city to have done so. >> now, we have a chance to have an empty garden and start rebuilding our own roots of the

congregate and unify our indigenous backgrounds. >> reporter: no city funds will be used for this day. it is not a government holiday so any type of city worker or city council members will not have the day off. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> breaks for a fry's grocery store project in downtown phoenix. the measure was passed by a 7-2 vote. it includes a grocery store, restaurant, and always space. construction is expected to begin in two or three months and the developmenter will have two

a mother went and got high on heroin and left her 3-year-old daughter home alone. she told police her 3-year-old daughter was with a friend but after a tip, officers went to an apartment and they found a 3-year-old girl barricaded in a closet with a dirty diaper. mom told them she left the child home alone because she didn't think she would be gone long. tears to my eyes because that poor child because these things that happen at a young age and they don't go away. that child ought to be taken away and put in child protective services until the mother atones. >> that was a neighbor who reacted to the arrest.

the child alone, she said she did not think she would be gone that long. does the man in the sketch look familiar to you? peoria police hopes someone recommends this guys who they say sexually assaulted a woman working in a construction neighborhood. if you recognize the man in the sketch, you're being asked to call police. a 2-year-old boy after falling from a second-story window. he leaned against the screen and it gave way. an adult was home at the teem but police say there was no indication of neglects. a memorial is planned for arizona's first female governor in downtown phoenix. doors will open at 12:30 and the

she died at at the age of 94. hurricane matthew leaves 10 people dead in its wake and it is headed towards the u.s. people in florida are being warned to move to higher ground. marcy jones joins us live from sky harbor airport. >> reporter: they have an early flight tomorrow morning about 5:00 a.m. they don't know how long they will be there. they say as long as it takes and the coastal areas of georgia and the carolinas are bracing themselves. they say they are hoping for the best and preparing for the worst. >> you can always rebuild. you can always repair property. you cannot restore a life.

storm tracks projects the category three hurricane can build back up to a hurricane four. the governor of florida speaking candidl about what is ahead. >> we must prepare for a direct hit. we have less than 24 hours to prepare, evacuate, and shelter. >> reporter: evacuations in place and shelters ready to go. for charleston and buford county. those are going as normal. we have 32 shelters that are open, four special needs facilities are open. >> reporter: with the possibility of wind damage, 10 volunteers from the arizona, new mexico, el paso region will be stationed in south carolina from the red cross.

transplant. people don't like going into disasters. they say people don't like going into fires but firemen do. i guess we're all crazy. >> reporter: thank goodness for people like mike. he has been volunteering for 35 years. they could be down there for two to three weeks. they are handing out hot meals and any kind of aid they can. they a as they can and as long as they need. dave? >> reporter: the hurricane continues at full strength for a category three at 115 miles an hour. they expect this, as you mentioned to get back at category four, which would put it at 130 miles or better. let's look at what is going on. there is the 115 moving northwest at 10 miles an hour.

there. it would put it close to category four status. you can see by the numbers on the line that is showing you the hurricane is going to go that it will be through most of florida and through georgia a three then a two through the carolinas. let's look at the moisture as the moisture r lookoff to the east and you will see another rotation over there. that is nicole. that is another hurricane. look at how that goes inland to jacksonville, goes up once again on to those shorelines of the carolinas. here is a look at nicole right now. i said hurricane that is a tropical storm with 70-mile an hour winds with it.

it is out there. people have been asking about it. we'll have more weather coming up. back here in arizona, we're talking about snow. snowbowl gearing up for the new season and they are testing out the snow making guns and they all passed with flying colors. passes are on sale by now. opening day is november 11. what happened before the cameras started rolling on violence at the donald trump rally that caused the man to be placed under arrest. new rules out to protect debit card users. if you would like to contact me on social media, you can

new you probably saw this yesterday from the donald trump rally up in press cotted valley. we have new information about the fight that broke out. police say the young man seen in the video taken away was at the rally with his dad. the dad was thrown out of the

shirt punched a woman in the face and that is when he was grabbed by the man with a hat. the man and the son were arrested and two other people were arrested after they were asked to leave and returned. both candidates picking the winner from last night's debate. >> some people think i won. >> reporter: donald trump with kudos of his own while campaigning in nevada. >> he was cool. he was smart. you look at him. he meant to be doing what he is doing. >> reporter: hillary clinton giving her running mate two thumbs up. the video rolling out. donald trump and mike pence said he was a great leader.

russia. >> if senator kaine says if you can't defend the person at the tom of the ticket, how can you ask people to vote for him? >> we have another debate coming up on sunday. donald trump and hillary clinton will face off for round two. we will have live reports from fox 10's john hook and steve krafft will be at the debate. the white house addresses government are scanning incoming

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responses tonight on a report a lot of people are outraged tonight after a report that yahoo scanned hundreds of e-mails to help uncle sam. >> reporter: the intelligence agencies and the white house

reuters report claiming the tech company built a software program to scan incoming e-mails at the request of officials. >> as much as i would like to discuss publicly, i'm not in a position to. >> reporter: josh earnest pushed that the is misleading and we narrowly minimize disclosure. the article does not exist on our systems. when asked for further details and if they denied all scanning, they declined comment. >> this would be the equivalent that the f.b.i. walking through

crime. >> reporter: months ago, the administration and apple fought over a government request for apple to unlock the iphone of the san bernardino shooter. eventually, the government hired an outside firm to crack the phone. new at 10:00, federal regulators announced new rules for the prepaid debit cards. to provide history free of charge and protect those for lost and stolen cards. the rules are meant to protect lower income americans who are the majority of prepaid debit card users. >> reporter: we've had beautiful temples in the 80's

we're going to see a change in that. the normal temperature is 93 and we're going to get closer to

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ow to live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. the u-s geological the u.s. geological survey releases new information about the lava inside it started erupting in march of 2008 and has continued to spew molten lava ever since. it is flowing into the ocean. scientists have been mapping and observing the flow. >> reporter: if you read about it that is how the islands got there.

well. matthew has people worried on the east coast and we'll talk about that. out here, not too many worries other than the fact it is getting warmer. 78 degrees right now. no wind and these temperatures, 72 degrees. 71 in fountain hills. ahwatukee, cooling off a little bit, 74 degrees. high pressure firmly in place in the west. the dew point coming up a little bit but there is moisture out there to get anything going. 90 degrees on the high today. we had 88 degrees at goodyear. 96 at scottsdale. 88 in chandler. other numbers from around the state, 86 in bullhead city. 84 at safford. 90 down in tucson. this is your day. 90 on the high. 93 and 69 would be the normal

record high at 104. record low at 46. take a look at the numbers, 88 degrees in sur surprise. 88 in apache junction. in the city, 87 degrees. we had 63 up at flagstaff. 75 in sedona. 93 degrees in yuma. 83 degrees in safford. there is your 89 at gila bend and in casa grande. it was a mixed bag of all kinds of weather across montana and the dakotas. montana dealing with freezing rain, gusty winds and flooding. you can see storms working their way across oklahoma as they had showers and 2 inches of rain. category three is what matthew continues to be.

heading up towards miami. this will be early thursday, late wednesday. as this is continuing to move up, you can see it go inland a little bit and kind of start spreading the moisture around as it takes the turn to the east. this is nicole out here. once again this is matthew. this is nicole a tropical storm. we're going to keep our eye on nicole to see she does not mixed up with matthew. 89 in memphis. the area of warm air is hanging on. look at the 50's and 60's. 87 decision for tomorrow. a few clouds thrown in and we'll see temperatures in the 90's start to return but they will be seasonal for this time of year. watch your kids around water. >> reporter: nobody wants to go 1-4, right?

>> reporter: the last two games for carson palmer has to feel like he got out of a heavyweight title fight. he was sacked five time, hit 10 times in buffalo. the rams sacked him three times and knocked him out of the game in the fourth quarter. carson will not play tomorrow night.

carson in the concussion protocol. bruce arians does expect him to be back next week. he has the next game. he will have plenty of time off before they face the jets. we used the term must win. you can't go 1-4. the last team to make the playoffs with a 1-3 start, the minnesota vikings in 2008. >> reporter: for a second week in a division game but this is on the road and without carson palmer. i don't think carson palmer made the trip to california. >> there is no way i'm going to take chances with him. he argued a little bit but he is not cleared. he is getting better and feels fine. hopefully, we'll have him back.

expect him to come back. the first four games of the season, david johnson racked up 410-yards in the offense that is a top spot in the nfl. if it is not broke, don't fix it. i'm richard saenz for fox 10 news sports. >> reporter: will brady white get to start saturday when a.s.u. hosts ucla? did a nice he was circumstance -- six of 13. >> brady is a guys, it is interesting and i've talked to hillest -- him about it. i think he was prepared when he got in the game. it is tough in those games because each quarterback is ditch. you want to adapt to what the

>> reporter: win or go home, mets playing host to the san francisco giants. what a fabulous pitching matchup. winner goes to chicago to take on the team that most everyone believes is the team to beat, the cubs. beautiful catch here. taking it to the wall. this game came down to the top of the ninth inning and one swing of the the giants win, 3-0. how about that? i'll tell you what, cards win tomorrow night. i'm jumping right out there. >> yes, i'm on board with that. >> modern family is up next. have a great night. mom!

hours. yeah, that is two hours you could spend studying. i have been studying all weekend. no friends, no phone -- just me alone with books. [footsteps descending] i feel like alex. you're never alone when you have books. really? is that what you want me to turn into? sweetheart, listen to me. this is the s.a.t.s. okay? it is not some stupid science quiz. hey, if science quizzes are so stupid, why do you put mine up on the refrigerator? because we feel sorry for you, 'cause books are your friends. yeah, she wasn't studying last night. she was video-chatting the whole time. shut up! i knew it. i knew it. you are such a tattletale! oa, whoa! what's the hot topic on "the view" today, ladies? dad, can you just please tell mom that i can take a two-hour break and go to a party? no, ma'am. i'm not stepping into that one. we're not playing good cop/mom. [knock on door] i got it. claire: you know, you just bought yourself an extra... hello. you call for a plumber? uh, no, we did not. oh. yes. we did! we did! phil: we did? plumber, hi. yeah. um, it's right up at the top of the stairs. really, claire? thank you.