hit a tree. it later caught fire. you can see here there is not much left of the car. stefani is live with the story. >> reporter: phoenix police say they believe the young men were driving up to 80 miles an hour or more down here on central avenue before they, unfortunately, lost control and crashed. the vehicles were standing in cars crashed and one of them died. friends and family have gathered within the last 10 minutes or so. everyone is filled with tears. they are picking up pieces left behind with the crash and they are very angry. this crash happening so unfortunately and all three of the men, 17, 18, and 22-year-old are now dead.

central avenue near butler street. >> we saw smoke and the lights. >> reporter: a deadly crash that left three young men dead, 18-year-old, 22-year-old, 17-year-old. >> it was a sad, horrible morning. >> reporter: the magnitude of this crash visible. a charred car wrapped around a tree. >> se move one of the people who was on the ground and couldn't really because the flames were so high. >> reporter: witnesses say they are scarred by this image. kelly was shaking nearly a dozen hours later. >> i will replay this for a while. it was a horrible, horrible scene. >> reporter: knowing they lost their lives. >> awful and i think about their

having to go through that. >> reporter: back here live again. these are friends and family of the victims who were killed in this morning's crash. all of them devastated about what happened here. police say the teens were going up to 80 miles an hour on central avenue when they crashed their cars. we are working to learn more who the three young men were and we hope to have more a fox follow-up now. a woman has died after she was hit by a car in phoenix. police say last night, 38-year-old monica henley walked into the road near 16th street and roosevelt and was hit by an oncoming car. the driver stayed on the scene they do not believe speed or

crash. a trooper was responding to a rollover crash. it caused a traffic backup. the cruiser was hit by another car and caught fire. the trooper was not hurt and not in the car. the two people in the original crash were taken to the hospital. no word on their condition tonight. the country is still buzzing following last night's second presidential debate and speaker campaign alongside trump. >> reporter: a stunning developent less than a month before the presidential election. the republican speaker of the house, basically, cutting ties with the top of the g.o.p. ticket. paul ryan says he will not defend donald trump opting to conduct his political energy towards maintaining control of

time on immigration and other issues and not debating the g.o.p. nominee. trump pope's mic moment whether he brags about kissing women. trump deflects on clinton and her husband. >> if they want to release more tapes, we'll talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. >> reporter: clinton's camp is using trump's lewd words in a new video. >> reporter: the former secretary of state took her message to michiga where she maintains a comfortable lead. >> the real question for us is who are we?

>> reporter: a new nbc "wall street journal" poll shows trump -- clinton leading trump by double digits. >> if you want to vote on november 8, today is the last day to register to vote. since today is a government holiday because of columbus day and indigenous peoples day in phoenix, you register prince william and princess kate taking a stand against those who are against mental health disorders. they talked about the importance of opening up a dialogue about mental health. >> it is time we ended the shame of mental health. the fear of judgment that stops people from talking or getting help and make it easier for people to get the help.

450 million people battle mental health issues around the world. a robber tries to rob a doughnut store. the man came in and asked for doughnutteds and pulled out a steel bar. so the clerk grabbed a metal batter mixer and look at this starts swinging at him. he made off with a little bit of cash and i think he had a couple of bruises after that as >> at that point, give up the doughnuts and the cash. a unique experience, relics unloaded from europe. courtney griffin got to check out the items in person. she has more. >> reporter: getting in a shipment is like christmas day for relics owners. relics is an antique store filled with european objects.

times a year shopping in different countries and going to auctions and private dealers looking for unique and one-of-a-kind objects. >> reporter: they just returned from their 59th trip abroad. with them, they brought back items from belgium, spain, and france. >> we found unclaimed tiles and bricks. >> reporter: he says the quarterly trips are jampacked. >> we'll shoot everything, tag it, and move stop. >> reporter: then their kopb talgts gather the items and ship it. >> ship it to the main warehouse in belgium and everything gets gathered in a final packing and loaded on a container. >> reporter: he says sometimes the items speak to him. >> many times we're on the road we see something imprinted. we just know it belongs to one of our clients.

coming home to arizona. >> the one i'm most excited about is from an old perfume shop in the northern part of france. >> reporter: which will sale for over $10,000. courtney griffin, fox 10 news. >> all of their items are on their website if you can purchase them. for more information, head to fox10phoenix.com. do you get angry easily? new research shows why it is a good idea to chill out a bit. a trip into the woods that

a massachusetts man gets lost in the woods. his body temperature dropping with an hour longer outside and he would have died. >> when the call comes, everybody is 100% in. >> reporter: it was cold, dark, and rainy in the wooded area sunday morning. the search team knew every minute would count. >> everybody involved knew it was a crunch. >> reporter: an officer was the only one on patrol when a

in the woods. he wandered from the house around 3:00 a.m. he was lost, wet, and shivering when he called his mom. >> his battery was at 1% and in the middle of the voice mail his phone died. >> reporter: they pinged the message and tracked his trail finding him high per thermic after eight and a outside. >> he was not making a lot of sense. >> reporter: his temperature was 94 degrees, which is only .5 over potentially fatal. >> it could have been a different outcome. >> reporter: the officer was not supposed to be working but picked up an extra shift. as a mom, she is grateful she did. >> it is why we do the job to bring a son home to his mom.

man's name but he is discharged from the hospital. he is doing ok and he got out last night. a new study showing high pressure during middle age is associated with incognitive impairment later in life. it high pressure can cause strokes and alzheimer's disease. new research your anger under control is a good idea, well, of course. the study led by population research institute, if you're angry or upset, you might want to cool off before heading out to exercise. heavy exertion triples the

sometimes working out makes you feel calm, i think. >> don't do it when you're angry, apparently. here is a question, where is the best place in the u.s. to move? we'll take you there coming up. plus, a percentage of americans who say their savings accounts are just about empty. >> reporter: marc and kari, the sun devils are coming off of a huge win after ua lose another quarterback. what is the next move for todd graham as he gets set for a trip to colorado?

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so go, know, and take control of your health. doctor poses. cigna. together, all the way. ? so where is the best place in the u.s. to move? according to u.s. news and world report the answer is fort myers, florida. you have the beach, lots of metro area with a population around 650,000. austin, texas, was number two, and sad to say, no arizona cities made the top 20. >> really? in tonight's business watch, donald trump is in the headlines for another reason today it involves his old casino. the trump taj mahal closed after 26 years costing 3,000 people

the casino failed to work a deal with the union workers and to restore pension. when it opened in 1990, trump called the taj mahal the eighth wonder of the world. tesla founder elon musk says the electric car maker will announce a new car on -- product on monday. tesla plans to unveil a roof for vehicles. finally to wall street, stocks getting off to a solid start to the week. dow climbing 88 points and the nasdaq jumped 66 points and that is tonight's business watch. when it comes to saving money, more americans appear to be going in the wrong direction. according to a new study, 69% of americans have less than $1,000

most analysts recommend that most americans have six months in expensives saved just in case of an emergency. >> reporter: three teams tied for first place in the pac 12 south. something has to give saturday when colorado hosts a.s.u.. the issue for the sun devils, who the going to play quarterback? wilkins was in a boot saturday night and brady white lost for and this is what hand against ucla. you can see white being helped off of the field. a tough setback here. dylan sterling cole is a true freshman from texas. there is hymn going off of the field. here is the only pass from dylan sterling cole, it was

what do they do at quarterback and what about the true freshman? here is todd graham at his monday media huddle up. >> i fully intend on manny being back and i'm just being honest about that. our plan is for him to practice by thursday and, obviously, we're going to get dylan ready. you know, regardless, we have to have him ready. >> reporter: as for t the practice field wednesday. we are told by bruce arians that carson palmer is coming along nicely. he should be able to pass his concussion protocol. the defense stepped up, including calais campbell in the big win agains the 49ers. as far as injuries go, evan mathis will be having ankle

to fill in. jets coming off a loss to the pittsburgh steelers. bruce arians. >> as september went, we grinded it out pretty hard. things don't always go your way for staff to step away and get your priorities right and we'll have another break in another month so it is falling nicely. >> reporter: you have the jets, seattle, and at carolina. baseball playoff action to show you. dodgers, nationals, we'll check with the cleveland and boston and we'll see you at 6:00. a michigan steakhouse offers a promotion that could cost thousands. ruth chris's steakhouse offered a promotion that customer could get a percentage off of their bill if michigan won in the

they beat rutgers 78-0. that is a 78% discount. the steakhouse capped the promotion at 50% but still that is a big discount as well. fans flooded the restaurant in the hours after the game and all of the reservations have been filled filled through this thursday because of the huge discount. i think it is worth the fly to an arbor. >> i've been there and a 50% discount would be nice. coming up, when green day

? green day is heading back to the valley. the band will kick off its revolution tour on march 1. green day has sold 60 million reco the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. ? justin bieber has been immortalized in wax. a new wax figure of bieber unveiled at madame tussaud's's in london, shirtless wax figure, i might add. >> i can't believe how real they look. we went to the museum once and they don't look as good in person.

person. bieber is kicking off his u.k. portion of his worldwide tour tomorrow. ? >> the classic beach boys' hit "good vibrations" turns 50 years old. the song is considered a marvel of production, composition, and innovation. it was listed number six on rolling stones' list of top 500 songs of all actress amber tam lynn posting a personal comment about donald trump's comment about grabbing will. the news continues in two

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first tonight at six first tonight at 6:00, a woman and her boyfriend accused of leaving her 5-year-old alone in a car while they went game -- gambling in a casino. the woman cried in front of a judge. >> i'm sorry, jessica marie lo box. we don't have tissue? >> i'm fine. >> jessica lopez and brad porter are facing multiple counts, including child abuse and drug charges. the pair left lopez's son in the car yesterday at 92nd street and mckellips in scottsdale. while searching the car, police found marijuana and three bottles of beer. one was half empty.

police made contact. porter spoke with fox 10 from behind bars. >> i wasn't trying to put them in harm's way. i was trying to make sure, i was trying to provide something for us so we would be ok for the next couple of days. i wasn't really thinking about it. it was like an immediate situation and i didn't want to sleep in the car. we had been sleep at the tempe town lake for the past three or four nights. i didn't want to that. >> porter say he and his girlfriend were living in a car and hoping to win money to get a hotel room. the department of child's safety has been contacted. it is unclear if they have custody of the boy. a woman says she was a trim of -- christmas --