73rd avenue and indian school road in maryville. >> he shot on the floor. he just shot him. >> did this happen in front of the house? >> yes. >> 24 hours earlier on the opposite side of the valley, another shooting unfolded in it was the night of march 17th, st. patrick's day. the victim, was shot in the stomach and leg by someone in a passing car. the 9-1-1 call was made by a relative who was not at the shooting scene. >> they shot my cousin. >> is he breathing? >> mom, is he breathing? >> i don't know. they just said that they shot him. >> are you there? >> i'm not. i'm on my way right now. >> now in both of those cases the 16-year-old and the 21-year-old were wounded but they did not die.

from those wounds but remember there were seven victims who did not survive this. and of course everyone very concerned that that serial shooter is still out there. i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. >> linda, thank you. and detectives in this case say they have not ruled out multiple suspects. they say the primary suspect a slender hispanic man with dark hair. detectives believe there is someone out there who can provide the tips to capture this guy. call silent witness. you can remain anonymous. scottsdale police need your help for finding a man who robbed a convenience store with

seconds later he came back in and forced forced the cashier ie office. he then stole several items including cigarettes before finally taking off. new on fox tonight, phoenix police looking for men who preyed on an older couple. they posed as tree trimmers and forced their way into the couple's home. that these two men were definitely trying to take advantage of this older couple. both of them were disabled. the husband was outside with his walker and they said they wanted to take care of this tree. he refused their help and said it didn't need to be trimmed. but they made their way through this fence anyway towards his wife. >> they're scumbags and i need to get rid of them.

these two men caught on surveillance video. she says they're the reason why her 88-year-old husband is all bandaged up. >> i had a doctor's appointment. >> reporter: richard was outside with his walker and they said we needed to trim the trees because of power lines. >> i said no. >> reporter: the video shows them snooping all around and knocked on the door. >> they wanted to buy stuff. he s boat for you. >> reporter: that's when she knew something wasn't right. >> something isn't right here. they're not coming any further in my house. >> 10-year-old grandson smelled something wrong and called 9-1-1 himself. that's also when the men tried to run away, but not before shoving richard into a trailer. linda and richard aren't sure exactly these men wanted but they do think they saw them as

>> my husband sits out here about every day pulling weeds. it gives him something to do. he's 88. and they might have thought hmm, nobody is in the house. an elderly person. >> yeah, and linda's husband richard told me that he believes these men definitely wanted to rob them. they're really thankful for their 10-year-old grandson creason, that he was able to call 9-1-1 because she have a phone on her. those surveillance pictures are clear. you can get a good look at them. head to fox10phoenix.com to get another good look again. and you can call silent witness. >> all right let's hope those people are caught very quickly. a mesa man will spend life behind bars for sexually abusing a 2-year-old girl that he was babysitting.

get parole for 35 years. it was back in august of 2015 that he performed sex acts on the girl and took explicit video of her. that girl's mother found the video on his cell phone. the i-40 shut down this morning because of a crash. a controlled burn decreased visibility. it may have been a factor in this three-vehicle killed one person. dps was forced to shut down part of the road for that investigation, but the road is back open tonight. chelsea clinton makes a stop in arizona. the get out the vote rally was held at azu student union where they were eager to hear about clinton's debt free college plan. >> hundreds of people showing up

chelsea clinton speak. cheers erupted immediately. the casually-dressed clinton went on the stage and immediately started talking about education. talking about her college compact that would allow students to walk away from schools debt free. clinton opened the floor to questions pretty early on addressing a variety of medical conditions, the importance of automatic voter registration, investing money in title i schools and also making pre-k education universal for all students. all of this said, she of course took the opportunity to speak about donald trump and she said that she's pretty confident that when he says let's make america great again who he is really referring is to wealthy, straight, white men, which

of the population. all of it, though, she really stressed the fact that her mom has experience to take on this office and unlike the other candidate that she has a plan in place that she can share can constituents. take a listen. >> i think we have to route the election kind of in the issues that people care about and out of the rhetoric. so if people care about having a functioning government and having someone who really understands what a president can and can't do and has a record done, whether we're talking about back when my mom was the first lady of arkansas and the earlier gentleman's comments or when she was a senator or secretary of state. i home that it would matter that she relentlessly found common ground when possible when whether to support our veterans or foster care youth or our youngest americans with doubling funding for early head start programs across the country.

today was very peaceful. we didn't see any protesters here at asu. but obviously it wasn't much of a surprise that the trump campaign sent out a response to the rally today. they essentially said that chelsea is having to defend her mom in light of recent allegations that he has degraded the very students that she is trying to get on board with their campaign. she said things like they live in their parents' basement and take jobs for ver l many students attending the event headed out to watch parties. they're going to be looking at the republican response in addition to all of the topics that chelsea discussed during her speech. >> christie, thank you and arizona has 11 electoral votes up for grabs. the latest poll shows hillary clinton is up 5 points over donald trump.

clinton at 39% with trump at 34%. the deciding factor here could be the 21% who say they have not yet decided who to vote for in the november 8th election. >> maybe tonight will help them decide. the presidential candidates meeting for the last presidential debate in less than an hour in las vegas. it's their last chance to appear side by side on a national stage before the election. john hook has been live for all john, i feel like this one is really important for donald trump if he wants to have any chance. >> i think you're absolutely right. less than three weeks away. you see the trouble he's in even in arizona. he's trailing there in a reliably red state. for donald trump the stakes couldn't be higher. and in a city that is used to big, heavy weight fights, this is political toe to toe tonight

out. let's take you to the thomas and max center. this is where the running rebels play basketball. it seats 19,000. but as we take you inside, there will only be a thousand in attendance. students who got invites and very close people in the campaign will be there taking this all in. a very small crowd. i spoke to one of them who will be a vip guest of hillary clinton tonight. a guy who you the dallas mavericks owner mark cuban. he supported donald trump early on. at least flirted with his candidacy. i talked to him about why he changed. he said i can't support this guy. i'm supporting hillary clinton. >> was there a moment at this at the beginning of this where you were intrigued at all of donald trump? >> yeah, i was very supportive.

you? >> i thought his candor was refreshing. but at some point you have to invest the time to learn about the issues and understand what's behind the policies that you're proposing. and that's exactly what i told him. the only certainty about the job of president is the uncertainty that comes day-to-day. >> reporter: so mark cuban concerned that donald trump's view is not intellectual curious enough to be president. hundreds of media as they will take in this. and people from all over the world now, journalist who is fascinated and intrigued by how this campaign has descended into the gutter. a lot of them telling me that they are just stunned by what's happened to american politics, watching this thing descend. a lot of how people view what is happened here will be crafted in the spin room.

each side will try to convince you that their candidate won, whether they did or didn't. will we see donald trump in there tonight where trump came in the spin room himself? maybe. trump has to throw a hail mary tonight. he needs to change this race, because without it right now he is running out of time to change the narrative and the trajectory of the race. tonight we will be live with fox 10 news full debate c we'll have it all for you then. at tonight at. in las vegas, fox 10 news. >> the debate will air here on fox 10. and you can also watch it fox 1 news now and on our facebook page. it's something that has

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when her photography pieces were damaged and she believes it's their fault. >> danielle miller joins us. >> she says when she landed in her final destination she was shocked by the condition of her equipment. she said one of the cameras couldn't even be used and the memory cards that go into that camera were missing. >> i think it's ridiculous that they're not taking responsibility for this. >> reporter: she had a traveling camera bag that she said is meant to be used as a carry on. she said when she was connecting at chicago o'hare the american airlines crusade -- crew said you have to check your bag. >> it's called a regional jet. i would have been happy to take some stuff out.

gear. she saw one of her cameras had a cracked lens, scuffs, and a screw sticking out. she also noticed three memory cards were gone. she wrote several e-mails to the airline. they responded with a letter saying in part they will look into the claim. >> it added up to a little over 4,000 dollars because i had to list what i paid for the equipment. it's now. my initial estimate was $400 for repair. the lens cost $200 repair itself. i'm still waiting to hear about the camera itself. >> the memory cards are about $55 piece. she was able to make do and photograph the wedding that she was traveling to. she said the damages were not consistent while being rough handled or dropped while being

we reached out to american airlines for comment and they haven't gotten back. fox 10 news. well like a portion of the nation, we continue on the warm side here. any relief in sight? we'll take a look coming up in weather. >> fox 10 acuweather forecast on the valley's country station. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year,

>> your exclusive acuweather forecast on fox 10 news. >> hi everybody. it's 91? right now, that wind out of the west at 8 miles an hur. a little haze out of the city. right now we have 88?. 91? in chandler and glendale, as well. you can see a little moisture to the north of us, but we're pretty quiet d we do have a fire warning. red flag warning way up in the north western corner of the state. we also look at a wind advisory in that area, as well. the winds are gusting at 32 miles an hour in bull head city. the winds are going pretty good up there. here is your high on the day-to-day. we go to 93 degrees. you can see some 90s,

around the valley, as well. 91? at gila bend. 93? on the high. 87? and 64? normal high at low. there is your record high and your record low at 40 degrees. here is what we're forecasting. picking it up a bit. 95?. 96? temperatures. and even a few there. 92? the forecast down until tucson. as we look across the country, there's a few things going on. this area right down in here is real tough. right in this section right here a severe thunderstorm warning. they had had a tornado warning in that area earlier. same exact area also you can see there is some severe

and with that also, i just wanted to point this out. this is a low pressure system. here is miami over here. they're really keeping their eye on this thing. just because of the motion around it might get it spinning a little bit. we'll just keep our eye on it for you. 95? tomorrow. we'll stale -- stay on the warm side there. there are some 80s in there. but look at this! some 70s in watch your kids around water.

>> you're watching the best. fox 10 news! >> a special celebration in time for halloween. the herberger theater is putting on a dance production of dracula. >> the performances begin tomorrow. and the dance rendition has a twist that you won't want to miss. >> what could be better than dracula on a halloween coming up in. >> center dance ensemble is putting on a performance great for this time of year. it's about the moon and the strength of women. >> i think it's one of the strongest performances that we have, performance runs that we value have ever done. >> the second half is the return of dracula. but this year dracula is being portrayed a little differently.

dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. >> two actors. one plays the count and the other plays the vampire. >> scott is more of the ballet dancer and i'm more of the modern, contemporary dancer. the limits are changed to where i get to be more drop down and broken and he's more up right. >> there is such a difference between when dracula is out in society and at social events to the part where he is out on the hunt or the blood thirst that a vampire apparently has. >> oh, it's very complicated. but you got to come see it because it's really good. >> reporter: the dancers say they love this rendition of the classic story because they say their director is so good at helping them master their craft. >> i'm a true dracula fan. i kind of knew the story anyway

where the characters add and take myself into the character. >> as they fight for the same woman, they use movement to share this story. >> we all as human beings have our dark side. so the beast, the vampire is the dark side in our persona. and scott, the count, is our, he is a bit arrogant, but he doesn't have that nee destroy. >> fox 10 news. coming up, people are going bananas over this video where crowds are checking out a smoking chimp. he's a chain smoking chimp. >> and after the break, one valley family has to start the day by cleaning up. what came barreling into their

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, and arizona families suffer. 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,

>> you're watching the best, fox 10 news. >> a close call for one glendale family after a car speeds out of control and runs right into their home. driver hit a power pole knocking out power to more than one hundred homes. >> a car barrels down an ally just after midnight running into a power pole, trash cans and slamming into a home right through the master bathroom. >> it's very, i don't know what the right word is. but it gives you a perspective of reality. >> reporter: reality christina says that this morning could have turned to tragic. she is a teacher at gcu and was up with her daughter grading papers. she saw the car driving down the