move back to arizona? we'll talk about that more in 20 minutes. right now, it's marc martinez wit at 10:00. fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. and we begin tonight with this fox 10 news alert out of phoenix. skyfox was overhead as police say they took possible armed robbery suspects into custody here, and you can see the officers there stroungged surrounding the car, directing one person out of the driver seat at gunpoint. that person walking with hands over head, this was near 35th avenue on i-10.

suspects in the car after a cvs at 43rd and thomas was robbed. another news alert out of the east valley where police tell us a teenager riding a bike is in critical condition right now after being hit by a car. skyfox over this scene as well, the intersection of jermaine road, ranch house parkway closed down as they investigated. here's a look from our ground crews there. the 15-year-old we are told was crossing when the person was hit by a car heading westbound. that teenager rushed to the hospital in critical condition. right now officers do not think impairment was a factor, and the vehicle did stop. they are not sure, though, if that vehicle ran the light. you decide 2016, the latest fox news poll just out today shows hillary clinton is now leading donald trump by 7 points. that poll was conducted among likely voters between monday and wednesday of this week. and with the general election now just weeks away, the campaign commercials, they're

and so are the campaign calls and door knocks as campaigns canvas neighborhoods, but how accurate are those polls? we spent stefania okolie to find out. she joins us live now with the story. stefania? >> yeah, marc, unfortunately a lot of the people that i spoke with today say that they don't like to take part in the surveys or really listen to what these campaigners that are calling have to say, and that's not because they are not interested in this campaign but it's because some people tell me they would rather do the research on their own. we still checked in with the campaign callers at the victory center to see what they go through there as well. >> if the election were held today, who would you vote for in the presidential race? >> inside the office of calling voter after voter to find out where they stand 30 days before election day.

it's informative, but it's the part of the election season a lot of people call their least favorite. >> i hardly even answer my phone now. i just swipe it off. >> what is something that you have heard on the calls that has stuck with you? >> oh, penzone guy running for sheriff, about him beating his wife and all of that. >> it can be frustrating for those back at the center too. they say they deal with people who aren't happy for them calling but jus >> just like don't call again. so i was like, okay. >> this election experienced callers like sara say they see more of something that they never really saw before. >> i have gotten more and more of people who just aren't voting at all, that they don't like either candidate. >> reporter: yeah, and of course with this election, we have seen a lot of things that we have never seen before. certainly a very, very bizarre time. now another interesting thing that i learned from the callers is something that a lot of

put themselves on the do not call list, well, sara, who is an experienced caller with the campaign victory center, tells me that's because if you switch from maybe undecided to having decided who you're going to vote for, even if you're on the do not call list, the system doesn't update it, so they may take it as someone still being undecided or not moving from the list. so that's why you're still getting those calls. live this evening, i'm stefania okolie, fox 10 news. an interesting the scenes there. thanks for that. both campaigns caught up in their own controversies right now, hillary clinton's campaign dealing with more damaging e-mails from top campaign staffers, while donald trump is fighting multiple allegations of sexually harassing women in the past. he says they fabricated stories after four women accused the republican nominee of kissing or

horrible people. they are horrible liars. the claims are preposterous, ludicrous, and defy truth, common sense, and logic. >> those accusations getting attention from first lady michelle obama. >> it is disgraceful. it is intolerable. and it doesn't matter what party you belong to, democrat, republican, independent, no woman deserves to be treated this way. none of u abuse. >> more than 2000 e-mails revealed by wikileaks revealing damaging comments from campaign staffers about southerners, latinos, supporters of bernie sanders. a developing story tonight, a woman seriously hurt. while being transported by phoenix police, police tell us it appears the woman tried to

was being transported in. she had been arrested on criminal damage, domestic violence, and aggravated assault charges and was being taken from the northern command station to the southern command station booking facility. when the van got there to the station, officers say the woman was unconscious, and they found that she had a shoelace that was tide to a vent above her, and the other end was around her neck. that woman taken to the hospital, but she is not expected to survive. in mesa, police searching for a man they say sexually assaulted a woman in her own home. police say last monday the woman lindsay and adobe. the man grabbed her, forced her into the home and then sexually assaulted her in a bedroom. neighbors are shocked. >> i think that's a lot of women's nightmares, i mean a lot of sexual offenders are from people that we know, but we are more afraid of the stranger. so hearing that, it does make your heart rate jump a little bit. >> police believe that the suspect is between 45-55,

police say he took off in a silver or gray four door sedan. on to a developing story now. we have learned new information on the valley woman facing charges of terrorism. investigators say michelle bastian planned an i.s.i.s. inspired terror attack with her husband, thomas bastian. he is serving a life sentence for murder at the louis prison. he became a radicalized muslim in prison, and i how to make a bomb were found in his cell. his florence home was raided yesterday. >> law enforcement showed up jumped out yelling fbi, search warrant. >>

today. today's hearing is to decide whether the sheriff's workplace raids, like this one, targeting undocumented immigrants, are ilegal. federal prosecutors said in a hearing earlier this week, criminal contempt of court charges will be filed against sheriff arpaio for failing to follow a court order to stop those immigration sweeps. but now the puente movement and immigrants rights advocates want them to stop >> he was creating this attrition to make our lives miserable, to create fear in our families. >> attorneys for the maricopa county -- the judge did not issue a ruling today but took the case under advisement. still ahead, tensions on the rise between the u.s. and yemen after a missile strike on the country, what u.s. officials say

plus a new aerospace company is coming to tuscon, and it's going to bring hundreds of jobs with it. what it hopes to do in the coming years. and if you would like to contact me on social media, it would be great to hear from you. you can find me on facebook at facebook.com/marcmfox10 and also follow me on twitter @marcfox10.

you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00. with marc martinez. three coastal sites in yemen are destroyed by u.s. cruise missiles. that attack is said t retaliation to missiles that were fired at the navy destroyer uss mason. some experts say the problem in yemen could be linked to the new infamous iran nuclear deal and could lead to a bigger conflict with iran. >> the obama administration has misinterpreted iran's motivations. we see that iran remains a very aggressive and anti-american

>> the pentagon says the u.s. is prepared to respond to any threats to its military ships. a start-up aerospace company is coming to arizona, governor doug ducey a announcing vector space system will open its headquarters in tuscon. the company is expected to create 200 jobs in the area. launches will take place in california, florida, and alaska. and the space race to is on with president obama saying that he hopes people will inhabit the red planet in the coming years, and spacex and boeing announcing plans to colonize, but how possible is all of this? kristy siefkin joins us now. she talked to an expert at a.s.u., the school that has become very involved in space exploration. kris it -- christy. >> the camera currently taking

was built at a.s.u. i spoke to an expert who is working on collecting data from the red planet, and he says he is ready to move there. hill is the mission planner for a.s.u.'s camera, an infrared device that's been taking photos of mars for the past 15 years. >> it's the longest operating camera in orbit around a mars, is so every day we are still taking pictures, trying to learn more about astronauts go, we are ready to keep them safe and do good science. >> nasa already has two rovers on mars, opportunity and curiosity. the rovers and other tools show that mars is cold and dry, but hill says that there are areas with water where we could send humans. >> i think the chances of survival are pretty good. even though mars is a pretty harsh environment, it's things that we know how to deal with. we can deal with the cold.

we know how to get people to and from the surface. >> hill says before we can land people on mars, we need to take baby steps, sending an unmanned rocket in the next couple of years, and then sending a manned rocket that orbits but doesn't land. >> details we'll have to work out, but the general idea is already there. i think within a decade or two, we'll be ready to bring people back and send them safely. >> he hopes that his computer work will turn into field work. >> absolutely, i would go to mars in i would like to come back at some point but i would definitely sign up to go. >> well, i think i'll be staying here. i'll just have him tell me about it when he returns from his trip. hill says that also during the apollo mission only one of the people that was sent was a geologist, and he's hoping that whoever gets to mars first at least a handful of the astronauts are in fact scientists so they can collect data while they are on the

fox 10 news. fascinating stuff. thanks kristy. coming up after the break it's a really nice night out there right now, the days ahead though, what will those hold for us? are we going to have a cooldown? i'll have the full forecast,

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fox 10 news is back. a well deserved honor for fox 10 he was inducted into the arizona broadcasters hall of fame during a ceremony at the talking stick resort today. dave has been with us here at fox 10 for 41 years now, and he's won multiple emmy awards for his weather reporting. >> these people that invite me into their homes several times a day all of these years, let me tell you, it's more than weat weather. you're not just saying that i'm in the hall. i am a hall of famer.

>> dave has also been honored for his water safety initiatives. he always ends the weather with watch your kids around water. congratulations, dave, on that. dave is also one of the nicest guys that you'll ever meet. we are happy to be able to work with him over all of these years at fox 10. nice night right now over sky harbor airport, 79 degrees right now, we have dropped out of that 80-degre have gotten really nice, the mornings as well. calm winds out there also. big story in the country right now, take a look up in the pacific northwest, monster storm moving through washington, oregon, northern california. this is going to be dumping a lot of rain, also really strong winds. talking about 60 miles an hour on the coast, so those waves are going to be really kicking up. they are expecting a lot of rain from that. saturday is expected to be a really bad day weather wise as the storm makes its way in.

far as we look at what's going on in arizona. we have got this high pressure system really keeping that moisture out of here. this low-pressure system that's going to be moving on through, making its way on out east will pull some moisture in behind it but it's all going to skirt north of arizona, so we are not expecting any of that moisture in the storm in the northwest to affect us at all. what we have right now, the temperatures, very nice, we see 71 for you in surprise, 75 in cave creek, 70 in fountain hills, apache junction pleasant evening for us in the valley, the high today 95 degrees, above normal, the normal 90, the high set back in 1989. it's going to be pretty nice out there. the rest of the country pretty quiet except for what we showed you in the northwest, storm systems moving through, except for parts of texas and oklahoma making their way through, temperatures above normal for most of the country, especially the central part of the country.

46 degrees in prescott, 36 in the grand canyon, 35 in flagstaff, 36 in window rock, 64 for you in gila bend, and a nice 50 down in nogales. here's what we have for you tomorrow, 93 for us in phoenix, 79 in prescott. it's going to be pretty nice if you travel up to the high country, 75 for you in the grand canyon, 68 in flagstaff, and prescott 79 degrees. for our overnight, 67 as we mentioned, very nice and clear out there, no winds to speak of. we'll start out at 70 degrees for you at 7:00 in the morning and then warming 94 degrees. that should be our high for the day. take a look at your ten-day forecast. it's going to be pretty much the same story here. we are talking low to mid 90s really for this part of the week and then cooling off a little bit. we are going to be getting back to where we should be for this time of year, but again, no chance of any rain in our forecast. so there you go. the evenings are great. for weather 24/7, log on to our fox10phoenix.com, and then download the weather app.

? he has penned some of music's most timeless songs, and today bob dylan nobel prize in literature. he's coming to the valley and will play at the comerica theater on sunday. this is an incredible story, a valley teen making history, becoming the first player to ever score four goals in their n.h.l. game. >> trying to get untangled, matthews, scores! >> 19-year-old auston matthews is a scottsdale native who played for the arizona bob cats

one of his former coaches who said auston always had incredible talent drive. >> always the one asking, coach, can i come on the ice with that group, coach, always asking for it, never pushed by his parents. it was really coming from him. >> and we are told auston stops by the rink in the summertime and was a mentor playing the game. >> a very special player, he grew up a coyotes fan, and it's can work and continues to work in the desert. wow, what a special young man. this guy is making it work for the cardinals, been around a

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you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. there was a time when the cardinals would draw more opposing fans than cardinal fans, playing at sun devil stadium was like a road game for more dallas fans, more giants fans. a lot has change through the years. larry fitzgerald remembers the transformation. now fitz is coming off an impressive game last sunday over the niners, but perspective was brought up today, because as you know the cardinals will play on monday night football, a national audience against the new york jets.

back to sun devil stadium, this team on the edge of the national football league, rarely getting a nationally televised game, and that subject was brought up today after practice with larry fitzgerald. >> back in the day, nobody ever saw us play on tv. they used to black us out at home. so it's nice to be able to have, you know, some prime time games and people on the east coast get a chance to see us and our brand of football. >> here's a quick look at what's coming at 9:00, rams lions, and then cowboys at the packers. fox news after the game. thursday night football, the chargers heartbreaking losses so far this season, could they win tonight at home hosting the denver broncos? there's phillip rivers to hunter henry, 7-0 chargers, good football team, just suffering some rough, really rough

touchdown late to bennie fowler. they needed a hail mary, don't get it, chargers win and up their record to 2-4. >> national league championship series, how about this, joc pederson, solo shot off scherzer, that in the 7th, a dramatic finish to this game. dodgers, can they get out of the first round? how about the nationals? rizzo's return to the diamondbacks, we'll keep an eye on that. and the dodgers, they end up winning the final there 4-3. and there's clayton kershaw finishing up. this is an interesting way to go. it's going to be cubs, dodgers, national league championship series. how about that. >> thanks, jude. modern family is next.

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