cover video suggests that d.n.c. operatives paid people to disrupt rallies and suggests various democratic groups are breaking the law by committing voter fraud. >> reporter: one person has been fired over this tape and another has been distanced from the d.n.c. the film maker alleges that the group was paid to do democrats. protesters blocked shea boulevard back in march, some were arrested. according to the video, this was well orchestrated by democratic operatives. this woman is one of many accused by conservative filmmakers to disrupt donald trump events.

dark money web that is illegal. you can't have coordination between the campaign and nonprofits and campaign and super pacs and that is what they are doing. the videos are true and i think it is going to make a big impact on the public consciousness of america. >> reporter: the video also features bob creamer of democracy partners. >> where every trump and pence are going to be and we have team across the country. >> reporter: creamer denies the accusations in the tape and has distanted himself. he told fox 10 in a statement, pwhaoeul knob of the schemes described in the conversations ever took place, the confidences -- conversations do not reflect the democracy of the partner. >> i wonder why those people are

yesterday it came out but it was barely covered by the media but it is all over the internet. they were busted. >> reporter: democratic national committee is responding tonight saying they do not believe or have any evidence to suggest the things said in those videos actually occurred. they say the filmmaker has a history of doctoring videos and they are looking to see if the filmmaker did anything illegal to create this vermont senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders stumping for hillary clinton. as clinton's camp deals with fallout from new batches of e-mails leaked by kickky --

message is loud and clear to the 1,000 people who packed the auditorium. >> i'm asking you to do everything you can in the next three weeks to make that happen. i'm also asking you the day after the election, roll up your sleeves, get involved in the fight to transform our country and make us the nation that you and i know we can become. thank you all very much. >> reporter: the students i asked, say they love bernie sanders and tolerating hillary clinton. they say they will be voting for her come november 8. >> i'm not fully on board with it. i feel that hillary is going to get my support because she has the closest ideals to bernie and can work with him to compromise and think of an idea. sad to say, the only reason i'm voting for her is because bernie is not in the running.

a second thought. >> reporter: busy day for the senator. after speaking here at university university, he headed to tucson for another rally. tomorrow, chelsea clinton will be campaigning for her mother at a.s.u. doors will open at 12:30 at the arizona ballroom. on thursday, tim kaine and first lady michelle obama will campaign in phoenix that will be held at 2:30:00 p.m. doors open at 11:30. >> reporter: what is the message you want to say to the women? all of the allegations should be handled in a court of law. without the evidence, to accuse somebody is a man or a woman, it is damaging and unfair.

>> because they want to damage the presidency of my husband. it was all planned, all organized from the opposition. >> reporter: melania trump defending her husband against accusations he groped several women. half a dozen people have cooperated a former writer's allegations that donald trump grabbed and kissed her in 2005. melania wants a the magazine. tomorrow night, donald trump and hillary clinton goes head-to-head in a final debate in las vegas. john hook and steve krafft will bring us live post debate coverage. tonight, we're hearing from the family of a chandler couple killed in a terrible crash in san diego over the weekend. anna-marie and cruz contreras

four people were killed, nine other were hurt. the couple's nephew says the family is shocked and the couple had been going to the motorcycle festival for years. >> that was one of their favorite places to go to. they loved the community there. they loved the brotherhood of the motorcycles. so they enjoyed going on these runs. >> the couple's family has set up a go fund me page and we have that information for you on fox10phoenix.com. meanwhile the driver of the 25-year-old navy sailor is facing d.u.i. and vehicular manslaughter charges. he is in the hospital with serious injuries. police arrest a man who tried to set his girlfriend on fire. he assaulted his girlfriend and, according to police, it started when he threw a beer can at her face and threw lighter fluid on her and health a lighter to her lair.

assault charges. police in peoria are warning residents about bogus phone calls. a man has been calling people telling them he is a police sergeant and they failed to show up for jury duty. police say they never request financial information over the phone and says you should contact them if you get one of these phone calls. 10,000 people a memorial service in palm springs to honor the two police officers shot and killed in the line of duty. jose vega and leslie she leaves behind a 4-month-old daughter. >> today is a day of mourning

cops. our department is pained to its core by the result of this tragedy. >> the suspect, 26-year-old john felix pled not guilty to charges, including murder. >> reporter: a monster wildfire is continuing to burn largely out of control in southern colorado west of pueblo. >> it just >> reporter: at this point, the fire has spread to 18,000 acres. >> we are working on getting people evacuated and working on protecting homes. >> reporter: so far, the blaze has prompted the evacuation of 300 homes and 1,000 other residences are under pre-evacuation notices with residents told to gather

schools have been closed and emergency shelters have been set up. >> we got out just in time. we can see the glow and the fire coming over the hill. we grabbed what we could. >> reporter: the flames were reported early monday near the foothills of the rocky mountains. strong, gusty winds quickly spread the flames and by late monday, the fire burned 24 square miles. early tuesday, fire crews worked to take advantage of lighter winds ahead of stronger gusts later in the day. >> beyond scary. i keep praying the wind will die down. >> reporter: investigator says a downed power line was found i& the area where the flames were reported but they are not confirming the cause of the fire. nicole garcia, fox 10 news. feeling warm if you stepped outside today, you're not alone. we had above normal temperatures in the valley. dave munsey joins us with a look at the forecast a little bit

temperatures are out of whack right now. a lot of these temperatures are up a couple degrees from the seasonal norm. you can see the 90 at sky harbor. the norm is 88 as would glendale. you see the 88 showing up and 87's showing up. there are a couple of 90's on the board as well. also, these temperatures to the north of us are rung -- running sedona at 79. 77 in payson. 79 at kingman. take a look at the forecast for tomorrow. it's going to be a little bit warmer in a couple of areas by a few degrees. you can see that 92 at sky harbor. 93 at goodyear. 92 at apache junction. 92 in ahwatukee. take a look at these, temperatures stay up around areas of the north coming down a

here and there. as we look at the three-day forecast, we go into the mid 90's. we're going to run about seven or eight degrees above the seasonal norm here at least through friday. however, there is a change. i'll have that for you coming up. new information about a massive fire at a condo complex over the weekend in the east valley. the new clues investigators have to go on. plus, why this honor fligh veterans is extra special when we come back. >> if you would like to contact me on social media, you can find

fire investigators in fire investigators in gilbert are asking for the public's help after this weekend's condominium fire. a massive hire here. they are asking any witnesses or anyone with photographs or

wear an a.s.u. sweatshirt. investigators are trying to figure out what started the four-alarm fire. world war ii veterans got to take part in their honor flight to washington, d.c. but this trip was extra special. nine female world war ii veterans were part of the honor flight. they are part of the rosie riveter association, which was started to honor the women who the gal ace -- gals along with 26 veterans will be touring the nation's capital and touring the world war ii memorial. >> i was just a teenager and you go to work for the money you can make and i never thought about being patriotic that looking back i could see that i was. >> the honor flights will be expanding. starting november 1, korean war vets will be included as well.

veteran got to fly a b-19 for the first time. they got a chance to tour and fly an aircraft that was once used in the war. joseph said he had a special connection to the aircraft. >> it takes me back a long way and i enjoy looking at them when i was at fort bliss, i was close to them. i never got in one of them. this will be the time i flew in a b-15. >> this is special because the plane he road in is one of eight still left flying in the u.s. still ahead, dave munsey is here with a look at the forecast. be sure to follow us on instagram and share your images

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it has been a little warm for fall so far. it looks like we're in for nice changes. >> reporter: it has been warm. it is going to get warmer by a few degrees and it is going to make a nice turnaround. 87 degrees right now, yeah, it is warm.

at 9 miles an hour at this time. you can see, 86 degrees right now in glendale. 82 in surprise. 88 in chandler. you can see a little bit of moisture off to the north of us here. we look pretty clean as far as arizona is concerned. there is a little bit of fire danger for you. this is going to be in effect through thursday. we have a wind advisory through to be in effect in the same area. the winds are starting to die down. we are two areas that are reporting excessive winds. there is your high at 90 degrees. buckeye, 88. 87 until deer valley. 88 at buckeye. 77 in payson. 93 down in tucson. 90 in casa grande or gila bend, excuse me.

88, 64, normal high and low. record high, 103. record low at 43. forecasting for tomorrow, 92 degrees. you can see the temperatures around the valley spell that out. we do have a little bit of moisture in the form of snow. some snow coming down in northern california today. also, good storms working their way through areas of the northeast. take a look at it. we're going to end up with storms in the northwest. you see the storms up in the northeast as the week wears on. take a look at the temperatures, yes, they are warm. temperatures warmer than arizona. 92 in dallas and houston. temperatures that are warm for this time of the year up and down the seaboard. more temperatures that are warm this time of year as well. things will be turning around in a few days. 65 overnight. 92 degrees for tomorrow.

good looking 80's in the forecast as well. watch your kids around water. >> reporter: the cards defense plays their best game of the young season. man, did they do a number on ryan fitz fitzpatrick and you wl want to hear what bruce arians

the late, great defensive coordinator for the cardinals told me the best defense is points allowed. the cardinals allowed just three points against the jets last night. let's add 33 yards rushing. how about it? when you look at josh morrow and tackles for loss and the pressure on the quarterback and think about marcus golden and chandler skwroepbsz and all of plays. let's not forget about marcus pressuring the quarterback. fitzfitzpatrick didn't stand a chance. golden, 44. let's not forget the forced turnovers as well. the interception by d.j. and interception by tyrann mathieu.

today on his team's defense. >> defensively, i thought again the front defensive line was outstanding penetrating and stopping the run and letting the linebackers play three. a lot of good individual, really good individual performances also. >> reporter: this team will get ready for seattle on sunday jays against cleveland in toronto. toronto needs to win or they go home. a solo home run, 1-0, toronto. blue jays' offense finally awakes in the fourth. that scores, 2-0, blue jay p-pgs cleveland has yet to lose and carlos santana grounder.

5-1, the final. toronto stays alive. let's see what happens with the cubs and the dodgers as we get closer and closer to the world series. >> "tmz" is next.

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announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: lea delaria, "orange is the new black," she's saying very clearly no self-respecting lesbian would ever support donald trump. >> the low blows feel like high school. >> you have to make sure you don't become what it is you say you hate. >> if you vote for hillary, then maybe you vote for a dis president. if you vote for trump, you vote for for a racist, sexist president. harvey: it's a crappy election, guys. >> we got billie joel armstrong >> jamie foxx. >> one in ten you couldn't make it. harvey: jason, i tried this. >> harvey, i'm a much better athlete. >> nas and o.t. genasis. they got to be there for the auditions of the brand new strip club down in miami.