news alert tonight. it has sent four people to the hospital. you can see from skyfox it is a terrible crash here, those cars are mangled. we understand that a firefighter had to cut four patients from that car using the jaws of life. they are all in critical condition. two of those patients we are told, teenage girls. crews say the driver of the truck did stay on scene and is in police custody. they do tell us that impairment is suspected in the crash. the intersection is clod right now and will be for several more hours. it is not clear what led to the crash, if someone ran a red light. police are on the scene investigating. we will keep you updated as we learn more on this. thanks for being with us tonight for fox 10 news at 10:00. you may have heard samsung is discontinuing and recalling its galaxy note 7 phones that are known to catch fire and explode, and in an unprecedented move, starting tomorrow the phones

airplanes. stefania okolie is live at the airport. >> reporter: who would have thought that one day a certain type of cell phone would be banned from an airplane? now the government says that they have had it. they are not taking any chances with these potentially explosive galaxy note 7s, especially since the recalled phones and the replacement ones were still causing problems for those owner. now, starting tomorrow people who still have that galaxy note 7, if somewhere here in the u.s., you are going to have some issues. we all know that we are addicted and glued to our phones but starting tomorrow you won't be able to bring them anywhere near the airplane. it's burned more than a dozen people across the nation, nearly a hundred have overheated, some causing some intense property damage. tuesday the south korean manufacturer decided to stop all sales of the galaxy note 7 permanently for consumer safety.

transportation and the f.a.a. say they want them off all planes permanently as well. passengers think that's a good idea. >> yeah, that seems fair, yeah. it's just, yeah, absolutely, yeah, no, you cannot travel with this. >> taylor has a galaxy edge. when she heard the news, there was a bit of concern. >> she was just like, oh, my gosh, there's a recall. is this your phone? like it's not safe, you travel so much. and i was just like, okay, let me look, and i looked it up, and i was like, no, mom, i'm good thanks. >> reporter: today we learned board with it. they can't put it on carry-ons or checked baggage. officials say it is too dangerous. they say, quote, we recognize that banning these phones from some airlines will inconvenience passengers but the safety of all of those on board and safety must take precedence. >> they are just saying that you can't have them anymore, and if you do have them, make sure they are completely turned off and

>> yeah, so it's important to remember that if you bring this phone to the airport, starting tomorrow, they have the right to deny you boarding on to that plane. now, if you're caught with the phone, you could face consequences. we are talking hefty fines, even going as far as to prosecution. we are learning more tonight about a woman officers say tried to kill transport van while in in custody. that woman was taken into custody last night after police say she tried to stab her ex-husband and then slammed her arm on an officer's arm. she made a noose out of one of her shoelaces, tied the other to a vent and then tried to hang herself. police did not find the woman until after a 30-minute drive

phoenix. >> it affects the officers that approach, the ones that arrive, the ones that actually discovered her and tried their best to implement those lifesaving measures. we are thoroughly investigating if there's anything else that we might learn or need to do definitely. >> we are told that the woman is in critical condition at the hospital. the family says that they do not expect her to survive. the ex-husband believes she was suicidal and he does plan to take legal action. earlier this month, seven construction workers were installing trusses at the heart cry church. that is near the hunt highway. the structure collapsed and those workers fell about 16 feet. this accident was just one of eight alleged violations that caused the heart contracting

suspension set for october 24th. quite a few people upset after they get word that glendale consignment store suddenly closed. many say that they haven't been able to get their belongings back. the owner of the shop near arrowhead mall did not renew a release and the store is closing on monday. today an employee opened the store so people could go this and get their belongings. >> people were wanting to get their thin, goodness of my heart i decided to come down to the store and open it so people could get things. i no longer have a job, no. i don't know what's going to happen from here on out. >> we were not able to get hold of the owner. the store will be open 10:00 to 2:00 tomorrow so people can get their stuff. this weekend, cannabis boot camp at the phoenix convention

>> what is cannabis and how do you grow it all of their questions can be answered in one place, and if you walk into any of the rooms, you can see that these young professionals, business people, moms, that have questions and just want them answered st. mary's food bank says it got a record number of donations at the state fair people donated more than 54,000 pounds of canned food all in exchange for admission to the fair. a great deal. that was more than double the amount from last week at the state fair. anyone who brings in four canned goods will get in for free. halloween is a few weeks away, but people are out in full force, embracing the season. zombies, ghosts, love?

tonight one couple got more than a scare. they got engaged. fox 10's danielle miller is live with the story yaefrnl. >> for one valley man, heb he said it was the perfect opportunity to propose for his girlfriend, especially since he says it was their two-year anniversary. it's that time of year again, hundreds of people making their way to haunted houses to be spooked by the goons goblins. for one couple, this spook will be one to remember. he decided to propose to his girlfriend, brianna nye, at the 13th floor haunted house where he used to work. >> she's into spooky stuff, not getting scared. i'm into both. >> the stage was set at the haunted graveyard where the

>> babe, babe, babe. come on, come on. >> but plans changed. after brianna became so afraid of the zombies that she ran and fell off the stage. >> i need a light, guys. >> reporter: none of us knew what was happening when the room became silent. >> baby, baby, baby. come on, come on. look it, look it. >> i fell. >> i know. baby, baby, me. >> reporter: come to find out that the proposal was going on as planned. . >> look at me, look at me. are you okay? are you okay? baby. will you marry me? >> very surprised. especially since i fell off the stage. it was definitely unique, too,

>> reporter: and marc, the great news out here tonight, nobody was seriously hurt, and she did, in fact, say yes. now, as for any future plans of a wedding or anything like that, the couple tells us tonight that it's just too soon to tell, so tonight they are going to be celebrating with some pizza. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news >> wow, that was dramatic. we were all on edge back here danielle. glad it all turned out well. coming up after the break, we will have the latest presidential election as both candidates are battling back against scandals. plus, tensions between the u.s. and yemen flaring, what some experts say could escalate that situation even more. and if you would like to contact me on social media, it's very easy. i would like to hear from you. you can find me on facebook at facebook.com/marcmfox10 and on

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code talkers died this morning in tuba city. sergeant major dan was born in 1922 on the navajo reservation. he served in world war ii on four pacific italy islands, including iwo jima. in 1942, he couldn't pass the physical, but two years later, his family says he volunteered again, passed and became a member following the war, he became a sheep herder. newly leaked e-mails continue to plague hillary clinton's campaign. meanwhile, donald trump continues to deny claims of sexual misconduct from multiple women. hillary clinton is still being haunted by e-mails from the wikileaks, the latest e-mail showing her decision to back

meanwhile, president obama on the campaign trail pushing for voters to stand by her on election day. >> hillary is one of the smartest, toughest, best prepared, most experienced persons ever to run for this job. >> on the republican side, donald trump is pushing back against what he calls a coordinated attack, today more women coming forward, claiming the g.o.p. nominee inappropriately touched them in the past. >> it's a total setup. now suddenly, after many, many years, phony accusers come out the most important elections in the history of our country. >> in the meantime, there's some good news for hillary clinton. a new poll shows her leading donald trump by one point here in arizona. she also continues to lead nationally. in the war room, the white house saying yesterday's missile strike on radar sites in yemen was a limited self-defense matter and not an escalation into the country's civil war. there are fears that that conflict in yemen could now

direct confrontation with iran. the pentagon targeted the sites thursday after multiple missiles were fired at the u.s.s. mason in the territory. the white house says it is conducting a review of relations with saudi arabia in yemen, but some say there is growing tension. >> will we weekend? i'll tell you coming up in our forecast. we got married in june... ...on tunaday. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 at subway? every day of the week. her name is teri... ...she was born on

your exclusive accuweather forecast with kristy siefkin on fox 10 news. >> well, i was outside earlier, and the night is just getting really nice, and i saw all of the people going to the fair, and i actually saw a couple of people with light sweaters on, but you haven't seen that in a while. >> no, we haven't, and we have

with the movie playing earlier, same thing, a few blankets out there, people slowly transitioning. >> we have waited a long time for this. >> and here in the studio it's on the cool side, always had the options of wearing long sleeves. for you guys, you have had to wait a little bit longer, in the 80s, cool enough for some people to pull on some sweaters, no winds at sky harbor. pretty calm out there. our wide shot of the western u.s., you'll notice not activity for us into the pacific northwest. i'll get to that this just a few moments. a cold front making its way through the pacific northwest just going to brush arizona, we'll see a few degrees of cooling otherwise high pressure and a doim dome of air over the southwest, 50 at prescott, 47 for window rock, tuscon very pleasant, 71 degrees there right

in the valley, numbers range anywhere from 72 degrees in buckeye to 77 into deer valley, sky harbor one of the warmer spots on our map, which is pretty typical, chandler 79, florence you're already at 70 degrees. normal temperature today, upper 80s, continuing with that downward slope into cooler temps since we are into fall. today we came into seven degrees above that seasonal norm. well above average, back there if you don't like the warm temperatures, 100 what we hit for the afternoon high. all of the rain and activity to the north of us the result of two systems, the other a remnant of a tropical cyclone. we are not see that move on shore in terms of being an intact storm. with that, gusty winds similar to what you would see with a tropical storm. 80 to 100 miles an hour, we saw two tornados touchdown earlier today in that region.

are also going to see significant rainfall, a foot plus of rain, small sized hail, in addition to flooding, mudslides, and the storm surge is significant, we could see waves up to 30 feet tall. you'll see some of that activity still tonight through parts of washington and oregon, pockets of heavy rain, in addition to those very gusty winds out there, take a look at this, earlier a report of a hail -- a half inch in size and also winds in the 84 miles an hour territory, and also that tornado, like i said, that on shore earlier, we though are very calm overnight in arizona. we'll see 67 in bullhead city, 40 into the grand canyon, upper 50s for casa grande, 47 in show low, 53 in nogales, tomorrow a little bit of red on the contour for our miranda warnings 77 window rock, lake havasu you'll be at 95. cooling down to the mid-60s overnight, tomorrow 95 degrees on tap. a few degrees cooler as we get into the start of your work

a valley man who battled leukemia meets the man who helped save his life for the first time. we'll bring you that story

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. a valley man who battled leukemia meets the man who helped save his life for the first time. timothy gonzalez was 19 years old when he received the he received stem cells from eric grasse who lives in new york. rules state that you can ask to meet your donor a year after the donation is made. today the two men saw each other face-to-face at an annual celebration of life, which emphasize the importance of bone marrow donation. >> i wanted to donate no matter what, and when i found out that he was my age, it just put everything into perspective, because i just pictured someone my age, instead of worrying about getting to class on time

thousand times more than mine. >> and finding out that i got a donor, well, it's kind of as if atlas no sky. it was just a huge weight that i no longer had to carry. >> tim is now 22 years old, and he's checked out monthly for follow-up care, but he is doing great, as you can see. more than 1,000 athletes from across the competing in arizona special olympics fall games this weekend. athletes will compete in events like aquatics and softball at skyland high school. each athlete is paired with a partner who helps them practice, encourages them, and competes with them. the games start up at 8:00 tomorrow morning. we have got more games for you. we have got a monday night game for the arizona cardinals, how the defense will look to pick up

night in san francisco, especially this guy, golden having a heck of a year. what his teammates think about that, coming up right after the

you're watching fox 10 sports with richard saenz. last thursday was a big game for the arizona cardinals, a division game on the road, and no carson palmer. no problem, especially when your defense comes through. the cardinals were down right defensive in san francisco.

interceptions, and a safety just for good measure. markus golden, oh, yeah, he had a great game once again, not one but two sacks on the day. he also add ten total tackles. the second year linebacker has been red hot all year long, six sacks on the year. the guy is always on, and his teammates, they have noticed. >> it feels like he's the energizer bunny. i never see him tired, huffing and puffing. he's alls going. even in practice, he's alw doing it, and this is just his second year. so the sky is the limit for him for sure. >> chandler jones and markus golden will be looking to ground the jets, another prime time for the cards, and we have got it on our sister station, my45. a.s.u. in colorado this weekend, you have got to tip your cap to linebacker marcus ball. he really came through for the team. ball made the switch from line

12 defensive player of the week. >> i'm just trying to retrain my focus to safety, safety, safety, safety. because you have to take on a different mentality as safety. it's not all about the big hits that i like to do. it's just about getting it down. but i do like to hit. >> we have got the game for you right here on fox 10 arizona. thinking upset, usc with other ideas. we hoop it avenue? yeah. a.s.u. basketball team, both men and women's teams out there tonight. something tells me that they are going to start doing this every year. talk about really, really cool. we are not done with the hoops stuff yet, all the way down to the tuscon cats. this was the slam dunk contest,

dunk over the head coach. a gutsy move, you better make it if you get the coach involved. indians, blue jeans, and how about pitcher trevor bauer, his star pushed back because of a cut to the finger? how? playing with the drone. lindor, see you, wouldn't want to be you, the indians win by a score o >> how about that going on on mill avenue. i didn't know that was going on. >> and i have a cut on my finger and still did my job. >> trouper. see that, trevor? >> you don't have to sit out. >> kristy is always going to come through for us. >> exactly. >> good night. manny: morning, all.

hump day. am i right, jay? your day ends at 2:30. can't come fast enough. quitting time. am i right, jay? let's not make this a thing. whoa, whoa, whoa. where's my soft-boiled egg? i scrambled it. it's good for you to try new things. i don't want to try new things. you can't just spring this on me. i have bad news, manny. this is not the biggest curve ball that life is going to throw you. don't close yourself off from new things. i ever tell you the story about me and crab cakes? thought i didn't like them, tried them, love them. wow. are the movie rights available for that one? phil: dunphy spring classic. who's gonna do the dishes for the next week? boys versus girls. testosterone versus estrogen. standing up to pee versus the squat.