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live from fox studios, fox10 news is back. >> thanks for joining us for fox10 news at 5:00. okay. you just watched the end of two games on the nfl on fox10. let's continue our sports coverage with jude lacava. he's looking at game involving our cardinals. it was kind of weird not seeing them on a sunday. >> that's for sure. it's interest when you think about another national appearance for the arizona cardinals. they take on the jets tomorrow night. they have a aggressive todd bowls directed new york jets defense. he was the defensive coordinator. it's another opportunity to take another step forward.

new england. the play maker, the guy that can create turnovers and come up with the big play. it's progressively gotten better from the new england game, game one to the most recent win over the 49ers. certainly understands when the bright lights are on, monday night football against the jets, that's when you want to step up and deliver. >> well i feel around today better than in the previous weeks. but i'm really looking forward to monday night, just to see how my body feels with those extra couple days of rest. it will be fun. it will be fun. >> we welcome nfl analyst max, who better to talk to about the dramatic changes along the offensive line. john wetsal will start at left guard, and earl at right guard.

>> having that quarterback back from concussion protocol, worrying how that offense is going to guy who's trying to sprint on the run. he goes through the progression of stepping up in the pocket and climbing the pocket so to speak. so that's going to be a concern for them from a past liability standpoint, just because you have two experienced guys on the defensive s the leading sack guy for the jets. so it presents a lot of challenges for this offense. >> if you look at it, todd bowles is notorious, loves to send action through that center guard hole. and there's your inexperience. >> that is the key point. the meat of this offensive line where they're going to want to attack. just like you think of when todd was the defensive coordinator

blitzin through the a-gap. james better still uses the same philosophy he saw from todd bolt. so it's going to be aj shiply being strong and sout up the mi. playing left guard is not his natural position. he'll need a lot of help. and earl hasn't been playing as consistently as we expect him to. so dj and earl have to work better together to make sure they're squeezing down inside the a and b gap to make sure any pressure up the middle is because that's right in his face. so you don't want to get him nervous or stuttering in the pocket. because you want to be able to take advantage of this jet's secondary, which is one of the worst in the league. especially giving up the big plays. >> with the obvious game plan, let's run with david johnson.

at least it gives us a chance to get some momentum. >> run game is going to be paramount if the cardinals want to win the game monday night. you must run the ball. you must are -- run with david johnson and you must run often. that's going to be the biggest thing, how fast can we establish the interior run game so we can kind of squeeze the defense in and then hit the exterior where david johnson thrives. hi >> something to watch as we look ahead to the monday night battle between the cardinals and the jets. >> thanks. we look forward to it. now let's start with the news. a developing story here. you probably heard about this massive fire that tore through a gilbert apartment complex overnight. that complex was under construction. now the blaze got so bad that nearby businesses and homes had but today, people are back in

we're also learning that the atf is investigating the fire along with the gilbert fire departme department. fox10's stefania okolie is live on the scene with the latest. stefania. >> good evening, linda. what a scare for these neighbors who came dangerously close to these powerful flames yesterday evening when this fire started. three apartment buildings under construction taken down and one the first thing you can think is thank god that no one was hurt. >> reporter: viewer video shows flames swallowing four apartment buildings saturday evening. they were under construction, so no one was inside. it was an unpluvable scene for witnesses forced -- unbelievable scene for witnesses. >> i was pretty freaked out. >> reporter: it took more than 100 firefighters to battle this

going up, nothing more than a standing shell and charred debris scattered on the property. >> it was hot and then i saw something on the windows. >> i was sitting in my living room, watching tv and half sleeping but felt heat through the window. >> reporter: they rushed to the street corner with nothing more than the clothes on their back. >> we thought we were stranded. we didn't have any of our belongings, our phones. to from stop the fire were able to crews missing. cats are and three another dog dogs but one of her escape with was able to the woman loud noise. the woman was able to escape with one of her dogs but another dog and three cats are missing. crews were able to stop the fire from spreading to more units. a woman at the scene was rushed to the hospital -- but its not clear if that was related to the

a fox follow up on a devastating fire that happened

weekend... the buffalo chip restaurant reopened with the help from the community. >> with the help of the community. people donated historic items for a wall of relics. those are the things lost in the fire. this new building is connected to parts of the building that were not destroyed in the fire. people visiting the place say they're excited to see it open again. >> y it's going to be amazing. i think the new building is amazing. larry is going to do great things for the community. >> the restaurant caught fire and burned to the ground on thanksgiving day last year. today people gathered at the newly dedicated arizona fallen firefighters memorial. to honor those who had died on the job. fox10's courtney griffin was there. she has more.

>> reporter: since 1902, paramedics have died in the line of duty. now their names are engraved in stone and they'll forever be a part of history. >> the props we make is -- the promise we make is we'll remember. this allows families to have a place to come, to see their father, brother, cousin, whatever it happens to be. >> reporter: sharleane richards works for the department ander husband. she says she'll come here to remember him. >> i'll be here every year from now on. >> reporter: to honor his fellow firemen. >> a step forward. really something. unexpected. >> reporter: the memorial

life sized bronze statues, each waying 5-800 pounds. it officially opened up last year. >> fire doesn't care who you are. it'll kill you. when it decides it's going to do that. and these men and women risk their lives every day for you and your families. and that's why this memorial is here. >> it's a quiet place to honor the sacrifice of those in while others are running out. courtney griffin, fox10 news. if you want to check out the memorial, it's located just off 17th avenue and washington. if you would like to donate to the effort, you can head to our facebook page or rather, actually our website. which is fox10phoenix.com. we have a link provided for you there. another day in the 90's.

i know, linda's on board with me.

live from fox studios, fox10 news is back. in the war room, a u.s. navy destroyer was targeted in a failed missile attack yesterday. and it's the third incident in the past week. fox news correspondent, garret is in washington. he has more. >> u.s. defense officials tell us their assessment of this latest attack is still ongoing, but all signs point to the iran backed hothi the same group responsible for two attacks on u.s. warships this week. >> reporter: three u.s. war ships were paroling waters in the red sea, when they detected impossible missile threats coming from the coast of yemen. one of the ships, the u.s.s. mason launched countermeasures, which successfully took out the incoming cruise missiles. witwe're told none of the u.s.

damaged. a civil war in yemen raging for two years now. and until this week the u.s. has avoided any direct involvement but has offered intelligence and material support to the saud sai arab. president obama authorized tomahawk crews missile strikes against three radar facilities in yemen. that was in retaliation for the two previous attacks on u.s. war ships this week. those radars are target because they would allow the rebel fighters to launch these kinds of attacks. >> this was a response to direct threats to our people, to our ships. and we responded to that threat, and we will be prepared to respond again. >> if what we heard from the pentagon holds true, we can expect to see our military again retaliate with strikes on more of the rebel facilities. and we've got fair skies

busy in some other parts of the nation. will it be so for you? we'll find out in the forecast in a few minutes. i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message,

live from fox studios, fox10 news good afternoon and welcome to another gorgeous day. sunday has been beautiful all across arizona and here's the beautiful look from the top of south mountain. have you been up there yet? heady. head right -- easy. head down central avenue and it will curve you on around there. it's a great drive and this is your view once you get there. anyway, temps have been warm, that's for sure. we're at 90 now. we've already seen better than

still under 90 degrees. this big area of high pressure. it has been our every day companion for quite a while. what it has done, and maybe in an unfortunate way is kept all of this weather to the north of us at bay. it would be great to see some of these showers sweep in. it looks like they should. this high is intense, so this stormy weather we've been seeing from washington to central california, looks like it is going to bump up and over what we're seeing now. so no real hope for any change over the next few days. we have a lot more sunshine in store. 73 in prescott. the same in sedona. and here across the valley, we're doing all right. 88 in old town scottsdale. 19 in glendale.

here's your almanac for today. sunset comes at 5:53. 89 your typical high. all-time low 40 degrees, where were you then? dumb, question. i know, just entertaining myself. kind of busy across the northeast. the showers pressing through the great lakes and into new england. also the middle south is looking great. they've seen a nice sunny day too. but here in the west, that's where most of been. and again, this storm is finally starting to blow itself out. it didn't turn out to be quite as intense as expected, and that's not making anyone unhappy along the west coast. you can see just how big it is. and it continues to swirl its way out of the gulf of alaska and moving onshore. its winds have died down considerably. steady winds now at the 30-40-mile an hour range. when they were up around 50 or

we'll find things blowing out over the next couple days there. 50 in pacen. 45 in flagstaff, 75 at window rock. so your forecast over the next week and a half. again it looks pretty good. today we'll call it 95 -- tomorrow rather. and then we'll keep the 90's going for most of the work week coming up. maybe a dip into the upper 80's at we start week. but boy, i don't know. i know you're not a -- you're a fan of october. >> i love october. >> in a general way. >> when it behaves. like october. when it behaves like august. >> big ideas how the temperatures should be. >> a lot of october swagger. you know, i have friends who woke up to 30 degrees this morning. pacific northwest. so i'm not going to whine

worse. >> exactly. thank you, cory. appreciate it. after the break, airports across the country banning these. they're the samsung note 7 phones. we're going to hear from

>> fox10 news is back.

galaxy note 7s at airports went into effect this weekend. and people across the country are reacting. >> reporter: heads up galaxy 7 note users, you will not be to have your phones on flights in carry-on baggage or checked baggage. the phones cannot be shipped as air cargo. >> maybe a little bit extreme. really want to be sitting on a plane with an exploding phone? i >> i just found that out like five minutes ago. from you. i would like to keep using it. it's a nice phone. i like it a lot. >> i think that's great because those things are very dangerous. >> reporter: this ban comes after several phones reportedly were overheating. some of them even catching fire. and causing injury. earlier this week samsung announced it's no longer making the phones. >> the european space agency has

mars. this space agency launched the spacecraft, and it's supposed to land on mars this wednesday. the spacecraft will spend the next few years studying the planet's atmospheric components. it will be looking at the methane, water vapor and nitrogen dioxide on the atmosphere. there's also hopes it may hint at the possibility of life. it's been almost two years since this orbital science rocket exploded during takeoff, and tomorrow the private space company is going to try it again. the launch was originally scheduled for today, but was pushed back until tomorrow. the rocket will be on a mission to deliver supplies to the international space station. up next, candidates getting

what both campaigns are dealing with as they head towards

live from fox studios, fox1. you decide. 2016, presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump are in the final stretch of their bids for the white house. fox news correspondent mike emmanuel has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump is pressing claims that the presidential election is rigged agns the republican presidential candidate tweeting "the election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media, pushing crooked hillary, but also at many polling places, sad." he says women accusing him of sexual assault are part of a conspiracy of the clinton campaign and media outlets. his running mate mike pence is also accusing the media of having an obvious bias. >> here we are in an election of