good afternoon. we begin with a fox 10 news alert. sky fox over the deck park tunnel moments ago. crews are working to repair lighting on the east side part of the tunnel that was damaged by a tractor trail. >> you can see on the left part of your screen, you have cars going. on the right part, nothing. a live look at our camera. i-10 and 43rd avenue heading eastbound. this is coming in towards downtown phoenix so the

to tempe or 16th street. it is shut down so a huge backup. the backup goes back to 59th avenue. if you're heading downtown from the west valley, you might want to use surface streets or do something else right now. we don't know when the deck park tunnel will reopen. a small plane crashes in north phoenix. you can see the fuselage of the plane hid into a building. >> here is a live look from cure on the ground. the plane went down more than hand hour and a half ago. >> two people were in serious condition but stable. it is not clear what caused the plane to go down. planes are not designed to take an impact like this. you have to imagine a the people are seriously injured. we will keep you updated. police in the west valley trying to track down a man they

>> police in avondale release a sketch of a suspect who they say sexually assaulted a woman there. >> reporter: you guys, the assault happened late last month about 10:30 p.m. at kimberly park is on the corner of garden lakes parkway and lakeshore drive near indian school and 107th avenue. you can see the park is in the middle of a relativel neighborhood. only half a mile from an elementary school and west view high school is nearby as well. here is a sketch of the guy they are looking for. the man is an hispanic man in his 20's to early 30's with wave hair and athletic build. he had a star on his right forearm and according to the victim, he was wearing a yellow bandanna on his head.

with the information that you need to help crack this will case, call avondale police or silent witness at 480-witness. i'm ron hoon, fox 10 news. developing story now, buckeye police investigating a near drowning at this home and we are hearing the victim is a young child. it happened last night near watson and yuma. details are sketchy here. so there is no pool in the backyard and there were crime offers looking for clues. we're working to get more details and keep you updated as we get those. a valley man shot after police say he pointed a gun at them. the officers was pointing a gun at people in this neighborhood off of 48th street and van buren last night. when officers arrived, he was wearing what looked like body

to him, he ran behind a police vehicle. >> they made command to drop the gun, he used the police tahoe as a tactical platform for himself where he concealed himself from officers. officers fearing for their life fired shots at the male. >> at least four officers fired their weapons. investigators found a handgun and body the suspect was taken to the hospital but expected to survive. frightening scene caught on camera. is this real or is this a hoax? officers were called for a reported kidnapping. see the trunk open up there and it looks like somebody is in the trunk and somebody get out of

>> we have the little boy with his hands outside and he try it to open the trunk and the passenger slammed the trunk and they both left so there are two people. >> anyone with information is asked to call phoenix police. fox follow-up as glendale police say a man admits to shooting an 18-year-old over the weekend. he is facing aggravated assault and murder charges. on saturday, he shot and killed juan diz who car. he fired at two security guards nearby but they were not hurt. diaz's girlfriend was in the car when he was shot but was not harmed. >> no -- today is the first day you can turn in your early ballot for the election. courtney griffin is live with more details.

we have 3.5 million registered voters, two million are in maricopa county and just over one million are on the perm tphepbltd -- permanent early voting ballot. they can. drop it back off in the mail or go to a voting site. we have 16 of those open today. they are early voting sites. 25 will be open next week. for vote early in person, go to maricopa.vote and you can see a full list of all of the locations. things in the presidential race are heating up today. >> donald trump declare the shackles are off. >> trump lashing out at paul ryan for distancing themselves from his campaign after the tape came out on friday. >> i don't want his support.

i want to win for the people. >> he also attacked arizona senator john mccain who withdrew support. he criticizes republicans repubo condemn republicans but sticking by their party's pick. >> we have people who say we strongly disapprove. we find those comments disgusting but we're still endorsing him. >> with 27 days t election and clinton leading on an average of six point, trump will be rallying voters in florida. >> hillary clinton heading to nevada and colorado today. her campaign is criticized after her campaign

release those. they dumped three batches of the e-mails. coming up, the latest on the crisis in syria what the u.k. and u.s. are calling russia to stop doing.

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violent two days in syria, at least 41 people are killed in the divided city of aleppo, including five children. an air strike on the biggest market there killed at least 15 people. activist groups say that bombings killed dozens and children among the victims. a boy was pulled from the rubble late last night. >> what we're seeing in is a concerted effort to take that city by force. >> the u.s. and u.k. calling on russia and syrian forces to stop the air strikes. people in that war-torn city have gone without humanitarian aid since july. lawyers for the main suspect in last november's terrorist attacks in paris say they will no longer defends him. they decided to stop respecting the suspect because the client

silent out of protest for being placed under 24-hour surveillance in his prison cell. he is believed to play a key role in the paris attacks that left 130 dead. a study found human-caused global warming contributed to 16,000 square miles of wildfire and hotter dry spells and it is causing forests to dry out and be more susceptible to wildfires. how soon obama hopes to have people on mars. >> reporter: i'm sure he has a list already made up. temperatures today moving towards normal but there is a

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hey, cory. >> reporter: how are you two? >> very well. thank you. how are you? >> reporter: very great. finally, we're getting an anchor squad who gets >> we need a boutonniere. this is like a prom shot. >> reporter: this is like my prom without you. >> maybe you can take me to dinner and you can take me to prom. >> i'm spending all of the dough. >> reporter: we're headed towards nice numbers over the next many days. there is a cooldown coming your way so that is terrific. 86 at sky harbor.

hour. we do have thin clouds out there. it won't amount to much but it will be nice to catch a few clouds. 90 is your normal high. maybe a couple of degrees better than that. boy, we started off with clear skies this morning and as we roll through -- whoa. looks like we're adrift. there is the rest of the city. we have a beautiful night ahead tonight. a big, full moon on the way through the weekend. temps will be falling into the it is going to be a nice way to get going tomorrow. tomorrow, a day like today with normal temps out there. again that cooldown is coming as we head into the early part of next week. as far as the clouds go, they are thin ones out there barely enough to make much of a push. we will wrap up the day under sunny skies. as we roll into the evening,

clear skies, too. no big changes ahead as we make our way to the weekend. 86 in gila bend. 75 in prescott. mid 60's in flagstaff. across the valley, everything looks good. we have 80's up there. 90 degrees at cave creek. cool air continues to fill in across the northern plains. 41 in bismarck. 40 degrees in denver. that's a cool number. in fact, look how much cooler it country at this hour than it was yesterday. we're 34 degrees chillier in denver. they were at 74 yesterday at this time. it was 21 degrees warmer in wichita. this cold front is pressing its way to the east. as it does, it is kicking off showers and we have thunderstorms in missouri and lines into the u.p. of michigan.

through the great lakes but back here in arizona, silt -- it going to be fan fortunate pick. numbers today where they ought to be. 94 for lake havasu. 89 in safford. 67 in flagstaff. as we roll through tonight, you're going to love it. we drop to the 60's here in the valley. by the time we hit monday, we will move you down into the 80's not too far. anyway, pretty normal my coasting period but there is not a lot to do in a stretch like this. >> not as much to do. >> good thing you have the next two days off then. >> reporter: i know. i think i will come in this weekend and work. >> good call. coming up after the break, tim tebow trying to make it big in baseball tries to come up with an important save

president obama joining space-x and boeing in wanting president obama joining president obama joining spacex and boeing in wanting to put humans on mars. he wants people there by 2030, which is not that far away. in an online editorial, the president pledges sends humans to do it is calling for public, private enterprises. it is a goal he made in 2010. >> let me start by being extremely clear. i a 100% committed to the mission of nasa and its future. >> nasa's inspector general put the cost at $3.36 billion between 2016-2018. samsung is giving out fireproof customers to send back the exploding phones.

samsung is offering prepaid shipping boxes for the phones that are prone to overheat and catch fire. samsung confirmed yesterday they are discontinuing the devices. tim tebow makes his debut in the fall baseball league last night. he is playing here in the valley with the scottsdale scorpions. he went for 0-3 at the plate. a seizure, he went over there and prayed for that person waiting until paramedics got on scene. tebow does not play football anymore but his old team, new york jets, will take on the cardinals. it will be on espn. we're going to air it on my45, not fox 10 but my45, which is

back here immediately after, fox 10 will have highlights and analysis of that game. more fallout from the access hollywood donald trump tape. nbc and billy bush are ready to part ways. the network suspended billy bush after his remark in the donald trump video. bush apologized for the and he is heard laughing and making lewd remark as well. it is a wild new world for disney. the house of mouse wants to bring another animated classic to life on the big screen. the studio has a live action version of its musical version aladdin in the works. disney is reported in negotiations with gay -- guy

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all right, weather achievers, here is how we wrap up the day. 90's in the deserts. 67 in flagstaff. over the next week and a half, things are going to get better and better. everyone's numbers will drop a little bit. we'll find the temps easing down passed normal next week. >> lows in the 60's?

>> you're pulling out the bucket hat. >> i do have a bucket hat. >> reporter: do you wear the shoes and air raid ahead of time? >> no, i will bring it down and halfway next week. >> reporter: manure. >> no, manure. too many flies. a 93-year-old bridge in little rock, arkansas, isn't so weak afte >> demolition crews took them five hours to take the bridge down. the first implosion didn't work

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