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now at nine. the now at 9:00, the sun -- uncertain future for execution in the state. why the state is promising not to use lethal injections drugs anymore. what has scientists more sure that california is due for a massive and destructive earthquake. the presidential candidates making their final stand in sin city and this time, what happens in vegas, doesn't stay in vegas.

capture undecided voters tonight? with three weeks before the election, everything is on the line for donald trump and hillary clinton. >> let's go to john hook who is live in las vegas covering this important moment. john? >> reporter: kari, i will tell you, i don't think there was in knockout punches. hillary clinton held court. donald trump had a better performance from debate one probably debate two. they had interesting exchanges, one of them over who has the right stuff to run the country. >> you were very much involved in every aspect of this country, very much. you do have experience. over me is experience but it is bad experience because what you have done has turned out badly. for 30 years, you have been in the position to help.

the problem is you talk but you don't get anything done, hillary. >> you know, back in the 1970's, i worked for the children's defense fund and i was taking on discrimination against african-american schools, he was getting sued for racial discrimination in his apartment buildings. in the 1980's, i was working to reform schools in arkansas. he was start his businesses. i went to beijing and pushed human rights. on the day when i was in the situation room monitoring the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting the celebrity "apprentice." >> reporter: this was the best debate for side by side shopping

chris wallace did a great job keeping them on task and on time. donald trump saying he may not accept the results of the election if he were to lose this would break with all tradition in more than politics and this head to a sharp exchange. >> i want to ask you here on this stage tonight, do you make the same commitment that you will, sir, results of the election? >> i will look at it at the time. if you look at the voter rolls, you will see millions of people registered to vote, this is not coming from me, there are millions of people registered to vote that shouldn't be registered to vote. i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> chris, let me respond to that because that is horrifying.

are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is rigged against him. >> reporter: that is going to be the headline tomorrow. i frankly don't know a lot of americans care about that but that's going to be a big, big story and it has led to a firestorm in the twitterverse about donald trump being a sore loser and preparing to lose and they think he is doing that. i don't think i think donald trump thinks he is pull a rabbit out of his hat but early voting starts in nevada on saturday. he is trailing in many of the battle ground states and nationally, he is trailing by five or six. he needs something to happen in the next three weeks and i don't know if there is an event that might give him that. >> i think donald trump, some of

feel it is a possibility. i'm hearing good things about the moderator, chris wallace keeping it down to policy and it cook some of the oxygen out of the room to pull the unpredictability out. >> reporter: i think that is a great observation. if donald trump needed a knockout punch, maybe unseeming to knock hillary clinton off of her game. the way chris wallace approached opportunity. he really moved them along. he kept them on point and i think the voters got a a lot out of this debate. we finally talked about the debt and deficit. it took to the end of debate number three to get there. we talked about immigration. a lot of issues that got short

we will check back with you in the newscast for more debate coverage. >> reporter: see you in a bit. >> many people tuning into the debate some from typical. trump's campaign and the arizona party watched the debate from their hedquarters. the democratic party spent the night at the movies watching it at harkins. ann watch party. >> arizona has 11 electoral votes up for grabs in the presidential election and the latest poll shows hillary clinton is up five points over donald trump. morris and cronkite polls shows clinton at 39% and trump at 34% but the deciding factor could be

in arizona because of a lawsuit over the lethal injection drug the state had been using. >> the state promising a judge they will no longer use the drug. we are look at what this could mean tpo*efing -- moving forward. >> reporter: the argument was not strung enough for the judge. the hearing was scheduled not long after hearing ohio has a supply and plans executions in january. the controversial drug has been in question since the botched executions of several inmates, including here in arizona. the state promised, as you said, not to use it in the future and said the argument over the drug was moot because they have no way to get it anyways. meanwhile, in states like ohio, mississippi, arkansas, and alabama, they have a supply so

could get ahold of it, too, to resume executions. the judge did not accept the state's argument that will they won't use the drug. i sat down with the department of executions for arizona. >> what does the state that we won't use the drug really mean? what if that changes if there is a new director for the department of corrections? what does that mean if there is a new attorney what does that mean if there is at different governor? what does it really mean if we wake up tomorrow and say it is a whole new world? >> reporter: as of now, all executions will be on hold. the judge is giving the state until january to come back with revisions. what will they use to execute inmates? we'll hear from him on the

months after a serial shooter terrorizes the valley, police are still looking for the gunman. there were nine shootings in five months and seven were deadly. six were in west phoenix in the maryvale neighborhood and the others in east central phoenix. all between march 17 and july 11. for the first time, we're hearing the 911 calls for help. police are hoping it will gat information on the shooter. >> they shot him when he got out of the car. >> how old is he? >> he is only 21 shot on the floor. it is my brother. they shot him. >> this happened in front of the house? >> yes, in front of my house. >> listen to me. did you see the person that shot him? >> no, i didn't. he just drove up to our house and he just fell in our

tearful sister of one of the serial shooter victim's calls for help. he was shot when he got out of the car. meanwhile, a day earlier, another shooting, this one a 16-year-old boy shot in the stomach and leg near 11th street and mcdowell. >> they shot my cousin. >> is he breathing? >> mom, is he breathing? i don't know. they just said he shot >> are you there? >> no, i'm on my way. >> the teen and the 21 survived but seven other victims of the shooter did not. at this point, they think they are all random. anyone with information is being asked to call police. this could be enough to stop your heart. a man wearing a zombie mask and carrying a hatchet robs a convenience store in scottsdale.

the hatchet toting robber took money from the cashier and left the store. he then returned moments later and forced the cashier in the back and stole several other items before taking off. imagine trying to drive in this. >> it looks like san francisco. >> this is from a press scribed burn that caused low visibility this morning. result, including a deadly crash that will involved a car and two semi trucks. d.p.s. shut down the stretch of i-40 for several hours to try to keep more wrecks from happening. tonight that road the back open. another warm one on the books today, not just here. >> while the temps may be typical for us, it is like summer in october in a lot of places. >> dave munsey is joining us with how long and how unusual

it is going to stick around for a while, dave? >> reporter: it is going to be around until the end of the week. there is a trend with cooler hair starting to move into the area. in fact, there is your demarcation line between the cool air and the warm air. you can see it further south and we show you where the records are being made today. you can see the temperatures in the 80's and 90's. however, unlike yesterday, two of the temperatures were warmer than today. missed it by one degree. as we get a look at what the forecast highs are, you can see the demarcation line, not only goes down buddyings into a couple of areas leaving a small area that we are looking at as far as the temperatures continuing to be on the warm don't get me wrong, these people are enjoying this. they are playing golf, hiking, swimming, they are having a lot of fun with it. now, here we are with our

like theirs but a little out of hand for us. the norm is 88. this is where we are gone to be for the next couple of days. we'll have more weather in a few minutes. we've had worse, haven't we? we've been hearing for months that a big earthquake will happen in california and soon but tonight, the new discovery that has scientists more concerns. a phoenix firefighters gets his life. how he was called to save his

new concerns tonight... serious new concerns tonight about the next big earthquake possibly in california. it comes after researchers discover two faults in the middle of the san francisco bay area, faults that are connected. first of all, we have the rogers creek fault and it goes into the

the heyward fault with the latter being the biggest concern because it runs you remembered beneath the east bay. this is home to millions of people. it has been 27 years since an earthquake killed 63 people and caused billions of dollars worth of damage in northern california. since thin, geologist have been closely studying faults in the bay area, including two that together. >> we discovered a new fault strand that will be connecting directly. >> reporter: what this means is the length of the fault is greater and the magnitude could be greater if both faults rupture. >> there is a possibilitity, even though it is rare, it could produce a magnitude 7.2-7.4 magnitude earthquake.

catastrophic. >> this earthquake would be along a major population corridor where many utilities cross the fault. it would be much more severe and the damage would be greater. >> the team is tracking historical patterns of earthquakes to determine a timeframe of when the magnitude could strike the bay area. the bottom line is they are due for one prepared for the next big quake. another big development announced that will soon be coming to downtown phoenix by next year. phoenix new times is reporting the project of roosevelt row will bring bars and restaurants. they plan to renovate the existing buildings that are there.

season since coach arian ace roofed in arizona. the cardinals hope to change all of that when they host t. seattle seahawks. we'll tell you what the cards hope to change in sports. >> reporter: there is a little action in the west. yeah, fires near los angeles as well. we'll give you a look at what is

it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying.

arty. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered.

several brush fires erupting in several brush fires erupting in california today. the fires are ban fanned by the heat and gusting santa ana winds. the largest of the fires broke out at a canyon in a suburb of l.a. crews are working to protect the homes in the fire's path. another fire in suburb of

in control now. crews will stay out there and monitor the areas overnight. >> reporter: one of the problems in california is, you can see the high pressure, with that high pressure, the rotation is around the high pressure. you can see it rotating around. when it comes to the mountains in southern california, it drops down and that warms the air rapidly. it windy and warm conditions in that area. 92 in los angeles today. the norm is 78. that is making a big difference. no wind at this time. city looking pretty good this evening. 76 at deer valley. 82 in glendale. 73 at gateway. we have a fire danger in the northwestern portion of the

tomorrow. windy conditions along with that with a wind advisory. 29 miles an hour in bullhead city and that is the area we're concerned with. 93 degrees on the high today. we had 90 at buckeye. 91 in scottsdale. 90 at gateway. other numbers we had, 78 at kingman. we had 76 degrees in prescott. 68 degrees at window rock. 64 in show low. 91 degrees at gila bend. 94 at yuma. here, 93. 65 for the morning low. 87 and 64 would be the normal high and low. record high, 101. record low at 40. 93 in cave creek. we had 95 in surprise that is what we're forecasting for tomorrow. 94 in chandler. we are forecasting 95 at sky harbor. in the mountains, we'll see some

surrounding them as well. you can see there is stormy weather in the midsection of the country. also, in this area of st. louis today and then off to the east of there we were looking at tornado warnings and very rough weather. you can see that weather continues, the warnings have expired at this time. there are severe thunderstorm watches in there. we are keeping our eye on this thing right hour winds around it. you can see the track it wants to take here, which could take it up into miami. once again, it is just getting started at this point in time. you can see what is going on with the temperatures. we explained them earlier. they are warm for this time of year and continuing. by the end of the week, they should be back to nationallal. 95 degrees for tomorrow. we should be 87-degree, the norm

we're back into the 90's but we get back into the 80's by next week. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. still ahead, an older couple taken for a ride by two men who were posing as tree trim tpherps is despicable. how their 10-year-old grandson saved the day. we go back to las vegas for more coverage of the presidential debate and concerns over a rigged election. how officials say they will present that.

in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. 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,

the stage is cleared and pretty much everyone has gone home or they have gone out to party in las vegas. the impact of tonight's presidential debate in las vegas could make or break the election. did the candidates do enough to capture undecided voters? >> steve krafft is live in las vegas tonight. >> steve, you were in the spin room after the debate. what was that like? >> reporter: i was in the spin room and it. the spin room is where thousands of people are bumping and body slamming each other trying to get a microphone in front of a spokesperson for a candidate who will tell us in great detail why the candidate crushed it in the debate. we started off elbowing our way to the front and we talked to mark cuban who is the owner of dallas mavericks and on "shark tank." he doesn't like his fellow

think donald trump knows enough to be president and we pressed him on that. here is what he had to say. >> he does not see beyond his shoe laces and it was obvious today. >> reporter: you told us that he did not have enough knowledge in his head to be president of the country. did he prove today that he has knowledge? >> did he say anything new, no, not anything did he get into depth about his tax policy, debt, aleppo, or syria or mosul, he didn't get into any depth of any answer. >> reporter: ok, well, i guess he is not a fan of donald trump. we talked to someone who is a fan and that is arizona governor jan brewer and she said trump did a great job and this business of him not accepting the results of the election,

she spoke out against hillary clinton. >> he said he is going to keep us in suspense. we're going to win on november 8 and move forward. reporter: why should he keep us in suspense? everyone graciously accepts the results. >> i hope that takes place. she was caddy throughout the debate with some of her comments she made. she was scripted, rehearsed, she took a lot of time t her lines. she proved she belonged to the hollywood actors' guild. >> reporter: that is what the governor had to say. i'm joined by john hook. ok, john, we have three debates in the books, mercifully. they have all been completed. did donald trump move the needle like he needed to? >> reporter: i don't think so. i think he had a good performance tonight but i don't

the race. i don't think there is a moment that you hang your hat on and i think we're getting into donald trump not accepting the results of the election. i think if we had seen this donald trump in debate number one, we would be in a different race because he was more polished, more command of the facts and even performance. if he did this in debate one, he would be on better footing right now. >> reporter: what we've seen on the people who will love donald trump, love him with a passion. they want him to win this election. what we don't know, the x-factor, how many people are going to come out of the woodwork and vote for him on election day? >> reporter: i mentioned brexit when everyone said britain will stay in the e.u. and the voters said i don't think so. >> they said it in a british accent. >> reporter: it could happen

next three days, which is an eternity in politics. >> reporter: from vegas, we're live. we're ready for a ceremonial mic drop. >> reporter: go ahead. >> we're out. john hook and steve krafft live in vegas. >> who knew the wildest night in vegas is them covering the presidential election. >> we heard about the concerns about a rigged election sparked by donald trump and it grows among voters. >> it is one of the tapes released, the o'keefe tape had a lot of people concerned but officials from the local level all the way to the national level is trying to assure voters they have measures in place to prevent fraud and intimidation from happening. >> danielle miller is live at

>> reporter: a lot of people have their doubts and a lot of people are saying it is rigged. we're seeing nationally and locally that there is a lot being done to make sure your vote is being protected. >> we stand ready to ensure every voter can cast his or her ballot free of lawful intimidation, discrimination, or obstruction. >> reporter: loretta lynch trying to calm voter fraud. she says the state department will deploy hundreds of monitors to watch over polling places. >> these trained personnel deployed to half of the 50 states will watch to see if elections are conducted fairly. >> reporter: many of the poll watchers will be here in maricopa county, according the the g.o.p., there has been 10

watcher. so far, there's has been 1,000 people. >> i think there is a high demand and a lot of rhetoric to make sure we're being diligent at the polls. >> reporter: chris herring says these monitors are trained to look out for anything out of the ordinary. >> they let them know they are poll watchers and they look that the laws in place are being followed and, you know, if they are in for an e see the same person come in multiple times that is an obvious one. >> reporter: they are looking for people who are harassing people and they are looking to keep that election area zone protected and this can be sporting any party. danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> prior to the debate, chelsea clinton made a stop here in

her mom to a group of primarily students to a.s.u. the democrats have been hitting arizona all week. yesterday, bernie sanders campaigned on behalf of hillary clinton in flagstaff and tucson. >> tomorrow, first lady michelle obama will be joined by tim kaine speaking at an early voter rally at the phoenix convention center. the event will kick off at 2:00 p.m. still ahead, trouble with alleged tree trimers. a valley couple nearly falls victim to these kopb artists. plus, dave is back with your

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 for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message,

phoenix police are looking for two men - accused phoenix police are phoenix police searching for two men accused of trying to take advantage of an older couple. >> the men were posing as tree trimmers but they forced their

may have saved the day. >> they are not coming further in my home. >> reporter: two men trying to get inside the home of an older couple. the 88-year-old man who lives here was outside pulling weeds when two men pulled up and said we're going to trim the trees near the power lines. >> i said no, you're not going to trim me trees. >> reporter: they looked around door and told her that they could buy stuff and get rid of her boat. the 10-year-old felt something was wrong and called 911. on the way out, they pushed her husband into the trailer. >> he is out here every day pulling weeds. it gives him something to do. he is 88. they might have thought nobody

>> great work by their grandson who called 911 when they knew something was up. if anyone recognizes the guys in the video is asked to call silent witness at 480-witness. a phoenix firefighters helped save his own dad's life. derrick d. was on duty when they got an emergency call for a cardiac arrest. the address was his parents' address. his mom found tommy. tommy recovered and he thanked the firefighters, including his son, dispatchers and nurses who helped save his life. >> my father was clinically dead and we were going to be the first engine there. >> the three of them were all responsible, as i said in my

agnostics and atheists out there. who are you kidding? >> the men and women save lives every day but to save your own father's life is special. tommy handed out awards to the people who helped save his life. >> reporter: forget those annoying telemarketers, americans are being bombarded withrow bow calls. american phones are blasted with fiat christ her recalling s.u.v.'s. the air bags may not inflate in a crash. it affects models, 2016-2017. gas prices may be heading higher, a drop in supply is the big reason why. if you're in the mood for a

facebook help you out? tech giant allowing users to order food and buy movie tickets. if you want to look good for your big night you can book appointments for salons and spas. that is business. >> reporter: these numbers are getting a little bit warmer here as things warm up around the state. the nights are warming up a little bit as well. take a look at these numbers. we're going to 34 in overnight. 46 at page. look at bullhead city, 71 degrees. 47 in payson. 60 in casa grande. 62 down in tucson. around the valley, 64 in surprise. 68 in deer valley. 72 in fountain hills. 68 for the overnight low at sky harbor. for that wake-up forecast, we're going to be looking at clear skies and 8:00, 71 degrees. so things will warm up nicely. it will be a nice day.

low 90's, which the warmer than the 87 than we normally at this time of year. we've been talking about it all afternoon but it is talk back time. time for you to get involved. after the break, we're talking about a deal from mcdonald's that may not be so great for a 100-year-old woman. plus, why the circus is distancing itself from the

sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law.

tonight's talkers. first it is time for tonight's talkers. >> first up, even the circus has had enough of this year's presidential election. >> haven't we all? >> ringling brothers and barnum bailey circus wants people to stop calling the elect circus. they launched a campaign called the circus wants the circus back and they want the comparisons between the election and the circus to stop. they say leave the real circus where it belongs under the big tents. it may be too late for that. >> i will be afraid that people won't want to go to the circus because it will be a stressful place. >> no, no, the circus is fun.

free food for life, would that be a great deal? that the what one baltimore mcdonald's is giving their loyal customer. she turned 100 and she decided to go to her favorite place to eat. she has been going there every day for six years. she was so overwhelmed by the generous news that she told the workers she is the woman alive. hopefully, she does not eat just big macs and fries. >> curious to see what she would eat there? >> if you're 100, you can eat big macs every day. >> get what you can. >> i would a malt, shake, fries. >> i wonder if that extends to her friends. >> we're done talking. your turn to talk back.

want to hear from you. what would you want if you got a free meal from the rest of your life? >> we got that story about the circus. we would love to hear from you. >> reporter: marc and kari, three years running, why the cards hope to stop this current trend. you're going to hear from carson palmer. the cubs and the dodgers. will the c

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>> reporter: the bruce arians era has been successful but there is a sticking point. do now know what the sticking point the seahawks have beaten the cardinals on their home field of each of the three years under bruce arians and you know he would love to have the change come this sunday night. last year, a little bit different. carson palmer did not play the entire game. they clinched the spot with the regular win season. nevertheless, it is a sticking point and if they are going to

are going to have to make a run at seattle once, maybe twice if they want to gain ground. carson palmer understands, put aside the records and do what you have to do when the cardinals host the seattle seahawks. >> you try not to focus on what their record and is what your record is, it is one game. it is a game we need to win. it is a game they badly want to win but you can't start the record games this early. it is one game, one day at a time. >> reporter: speaking of big games, washington state is coming to town this saturday night. you remember last year when a.s.u. was accused of stealing signals. we saw the white sheets. the coach says we're going to send signals but do it behind white sheets? this started with mike leach who said a.s.u. must have a command

graham of setting up situation, a system so they can steal signals and gain an advantage in their quest to win. todd graham is passionate in his response to mike leach's accusation about stealing signals. this is triple digit graham's response to his >> we do everything by the rules and we take a great deal of pride and integrity that our program has. i'm going to leave it at that. i'm not going to get involved in things like that that are ridiculous. >> reporter: postseason baseball, we check in with the dodgers. a 20-year-old starter, youngest starter in postseason history. how would he handle against the

contrary russ with two on. 1-0, chicago jumps on top. in the top of the fourth, addison russell takes julio deep on a two-run homer and it is 4-0, chicago. the cubs as bats awaken in a big way. there is anthony rizzo who has been strugglig in the serious release. 5-0rbgs chicago. the cubs put rizzo drives in montgomery and fowler. how about this, the cubs roar back. they win 10-2 and tie the nlcs at two games a piece. guess who is waiting for the winner of that series? the u. of a. standout. estrada with the pitch and

doing it with patchwork pitching. there is cocoa crisp with the home run in the fourth. cleveland, a remarkable run without their front line starters. they are having a ball in cleveland coming off of the cavs championship win. here is the final out and cleveland wins, 3-0, and they are going to the world series. cleveland going to the world serious on the same season, same year that the title. wow, how about this for cleveland? it is amazing to see the passion and energy from the cleveland baseball team. when you look at the heartbreaking losses in the series. you have to go back to 1948 and the late great bob fellow the last time the indians won 1948. the cubs, last time they won was

look ahead to seattle sunday night. more football at 10:00. we'll see you in 20 minutes. right now, it is marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. mars rover phone home. could the latest mission to mars come to an abrupt end? arizona promising not to use controversial lethal injection drugs. what it could mean for did either candidate do enough to change the minds of voters? this is fox 10 news at 10:00. the last presidential debate started with a discussion on the issues and ends with a stunning remark. if donald trump if he loses the election, he may not accept the

tonight. >> reporter: it was. i think of all of the debates, this was the most substantive, chris wallace did a masterful job keeping these guys on point. it was a great chance for voters to comparison shop the candidates. was there a knockout blow on either side? i don't think that happened tonight but let's check in on the question that was civil at first and actually, it was moderator chris wallace who got into the question of the women who came forward accusing donald trump of unwanted sexual advances. >> those have been debunked. i don't know those people. i have a feeling how they came. i believe it was her campaign that did it. >> reporter: so hillary clinton was asked about the experience question because donald trump said yeah, she has 30 years of experience on the