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

that time and hasn't delivered. mrs. clinton responded. >> on the day when i was in the situation room monitoring the raid that brought osama bin laden to justice, he was hosting "celebrity apprentice." >> reporter: on the question whether trump will accept the results of the election this is making headlines. donald trump leaving hillary clinton was mortified. they both talked about if they would accept the result of the election. >> are you saying you're not prepared to accept it? >> i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> let me respond to that because that is horrifying. every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is is rigged against him.

twitter world was arizona's junior center jeff flake. he said donald trump saying he might not accept election results is beyond the pale. there is a lot of people upset with this remark. basic voters in america, i'm not sure they are going to pay a lot of attention to this. some will take it seriously and break with american tradition that every loser accepts the donald trump, if he went in another direction, he would be an outlier. was there any knockouts, i would say no. fitting they had it at the thoms and mac center because it was a heavyweight brawl. for the second time in a row, no handshake. there is bad blood here. >> john, a lot of trump sporters

this could go both ways for him. >> reporter: yeah, i think he is speaking to his base. it fires up people who think some of the states have had issues, voting issues, dead people voting, illegal immigrants getting ballots, people voting two times, this kind of thing. we've had a little of this but it hasn't changed outcomes elections. for donald trump to go down the road, it is great for the base. does it expand the base, i don't know. >> john hook and steve krafft from las vegas. we'll see you back here in phoenix later this week. arizona tells the court they will no longer use a controversial lethal injection drug over a lawsuit over the use of the drug. that leaves the faith of inmates on death row in question. >> reporter: today's hearing

judge learned that ohio has a supply of the drug and plans to resume executions in january. the controversial drug has been in question since its blame in the botched executions, including one in arizona. before the u.s. district judge, the state promised, not to use it in the future and the argument over the drug was moot because they had no way to get states like ohio, mississippi, arkansas, and alabam, they do have a supply. there was concern over whether or not arizona could get a hold of it to resume executions. while the state promised not to use the drug, attorneys say if not, then what? the inmates deserve to know what they will be killed with. i spoke with the department of death division for arizona that

did not accept the argument. >> the judge is not going to blindly accept what he hears from the state. i think that is wise on his part. what does the state's statement that we won't use it really mean. what if that changes if there is a new director of the department of corrections? what does that mean if there is a new attorney general? what does it mean if there is a what does it mean if we wake up tomorrow and say it is a whole new world? >> reporter: basically, there is a lot of unseasonty. the judge wants to further explain why they think the lawsuit is moot. before they argue they don't have access to the drug but now they know the other states do, the argument is not strong enough. until they revise the argument,

bring the -- a new argument before the judge? >> reporter: they have until january to bring a new argument. it is a case that has shaken the valley. a serial killer who has injured two and killed two others. they hope someone will recognize the man in this sketch and they are working to put this investigators have received more than 3,000 tips but none of them led to an arrest. now, they are releasing the 911 calls from the shootings. the calls are from the serial shooter that happened back on march 17 and 18th. the first victim, a 16-year-old boy shot in the stomach and leg. the next day, a woman called 911

her 21-year-old brother was shot by someone who drove by and opened fire. >> they pulled up in front of our house and shot him. >> how old is he? >> he is only 21. he is shot on the floor. they just shot him. >> this happened in front of the house, ma'am? >> yes. >> the 16 and 21-year-old did survive. they believe the shooter is a young hispanic hair and a slender build. according to witnesses, they saw a black older model bmw sedan. there is a $75,000 reward in this case. and you have any information, you're asked to call silent witness at 480-witness. a man accused of abusing a 2-year-old girl while

the toddler's mom called police after finding several videos on his phone. heavy smoke from a press -- prescribed burn leads to several accidents in the high country. the smoke caused three cars to crash, one person was killed. d.p.s. shut down the freeway for hours as they investigated the crash. scottsdale police are searching for the man who robbed a convenience store with hatchet while wearing a zombie clown mask. he left that store and came back and forced the cashier into an office. our political coverage continues with concern over lately voter fraud and rigged election. danielle miller reports on poll observers here in arizona. when something doesn't smell right, something is usually wrong.

the d.n.c. bus. celebrities like jon bon jovi deal with rumors every day. but there is one rumor the rocker wants to put to rest.

been a lot of talk and there has been a lot of talk and questions if the election and voting may be rigged. fox 10's danielle miller joins us live with what is trying to be done to prevent voter fraud. danielle, a lot of questions here. >> reporter: absolutely, marc, a lot of people losing faith in our election system. we're learning on a national level and right lot is being done to make sure your vote is protected. >> we stand ready to ensure that every voter can cast his or her ballot free of unlawful intimidation, discrimination or obstruction. >> reporter: loretta lynch trying to calm the nerves of voters about voter fraud. the state department will deploy

places to watch personnel. >> they will watch to see that elections are conductedded fairly and in accordance with federal law. reporter: many will be right here in maricopa county. according to the g.o.p., there has been 10 times more people signing up to be a watcher than years before. there has been 1,000 people. >> if it is that divided, they want to make sure their vote is protected and they want to watcher. >> reporter: chris herrings say they are trained to look for king the out of the ordinary. >> are there people lingering around the polling places. are there people electionerring inside. are they trying to persuade the election the way they shouldn't

>> reporter: people harassing people and trying to influence their vote. they are looking for people who are showing up to the polls multiple times. danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> let's say people are out there and they want to help out, can anybody be a poll watcher? >> reporter: yeah, marc, poll watching is completely volunteering. you need to sign up and go to the training discussed in the story and you're assigned to a polling location. you can be party. arizona's 11 electoral votes are in play this election. the latest arizona republic cronkite news poll shows hillary clinton with 39% of the arizona vote with trump at 34%. the deciding factor is the 21% that you see in the poll. those voters are undecided and

remain on the warm side but as a high passes by, we will see things turn around just a little bit week. we'll tell you about that coming

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r weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. wx tease the european space wx tease european space agency arrives at mars but has it landed? scientists lost contact with an experimental mars rover shortly before it touched scientists say it is too soon to give up hope. the roefr is part of a mission to hunt for life on mars. >> reporter: a little bit on the warm side but not bad. we are about to go five or six degrees above the norm. >> i noticed in my neighborhood, the smell of the winter lawn

temperatures. >> reporter: some people are mowing them already. as you look at it right now, 78 degrees. we don't have any wind at the present time. things are looking pretty good around the city. 72 degrees at cave creek. we have 78 degrees in scottsdale. in surprise, 76 degrees right now. as you get a look at it here, high pressure moving over and warming things up and that is why it is going to sit over there for a little bit. we are going to be looking at the the high pressure moves off and we'll see that in the 10 day. it is breezy in the northwestern corner. 30 miles an hour wind gusts right now and there is a red flag warning until midnight and a wind advisory. 93 degrees on the high today. you see the 90 at buckeye. 91 at glendale. 91 at scottsdale. other numbers from up north. 72 in flagstaff.

94 at yuma. safford, 87 degrees. 93 on the high. 87, 64, would be the normal high and low. record high for the day, 94. we're going into the upper 90's. we're forecasting about the same. gila bend warmer at 98 degrees. 77 in flagstaff. across the country, a couple things going on. we did have nasty weather here just kind of this system in here that is moving through. it kicked off good storms and severe thunderstorm warnings were in effect. we're keeping our eye on a low pressure system that is sitting here east of miami. quite a ways at this time but

once again, you see the line of cool air and warm air. that warm air is slowly going away. 68 overnight. 95 degrees for tomorrow that is the high we're talking about that is cruising over the top of us. it will continue to cruise over the weekend. you will see changes and moisture with a new system coming down here. watch your kids around water. >> all right, dave. some of you may be getting this in your mailbox soon. it marks the start of the holiday season. nieman marcus releasing the 90th edition of the christmas book. it is known for the spectacular gifts. it includes a slumber party at the nieman marcus flagship store and a private plane. the featured car is a nieman marcus limited edition. a portion of the proceeds from

experience. the book features stocking stuffers and hostess gifts that starts at $5. you could say something is foul about a d.n.c. bus stop in georgia. what it did that had people

a democratic national committee campaign bus gets busted for something that stinks. that bus was caught dumping was sewage into a storm drain in atlanta, georgia. witnesses got a whiff of what was going on and they called police. >> i pulled up and the bus stopped out there. >> it was not good. >> the campaign on both sides

>> hazmat crews had to clean up the smelly spill. earlier this week, it was reported that john bonn jon bond peyton manning wanted to buy the tennessee titans. bon jovi stepped up saying i wake up to these headlines b he says i did try to buy the buffalo bills but i'm in the music business, end of story. jude, we know he is a football fan and he sold a lot of records but you have to sell more than that to buy a football team. >> reporter: tennessee titans is a team that would go for $800 million, $900, maybe $1 billion. maybe he could be part owner down the line.

is making it happen. the run game for the cardinals, how does it factor into the

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49ers, the win against the jets. talk about balanced offense. 35 runs and 35 passes. this guy when it comes to the running game has been fabulous to watch. whether it is an inside zone run or his ability to get out on the fly, he can do so many things for the cards' offense. it has been the run game that has set the tone for the arizona cardinals. you got to believe that will the tone setter saturday night against the seahawks. david johnson has been one of the best in the game today. here is david johnson on the run game. >> the longer you go, the more tired the defense gets. once we did get down there, he walked right in, especially on one of them. you get 10, 11, 12 play drives

groups on offense and some get a breather with defense with personnel changes. for the most part, the d-men get tired. >> reporter: arizona put together three touchdown drives of 11 plays or better. >> the explosive plays of fun. when you take a team down and you just throw it down the field, offensive line love >> reporter: more from cards practice tomorrow. dodgers, cubs, dodger stadium. the 20-year-old on the hill. it was a rough night and the cubs bats awaken. contreras drives in ben zobrist. 1-0, top of the forth. addison russell takes the guys deep and the cubs get offense

chicago top of the fifth. anthony rizzo struggling all series long, not tonight. 5-0, 13 hits on the night for the chicago cubs. they kept coming. bases loaded, rizzo again. this drives in montgomery and fowler. 10-2, that is even up. they went with the long ball carlos santana with a solo shot. another home run from cocoa crisp. i know they are partying right now in cleveland. they are going to the world series. >> a couple of championships. >> reporter: how about that? >> we'll see you back here tomorrow.

right? yeah. hey, mom... listen to this card dad got for grandpa jay. "hip-hip-hip-hooray!" [ chuckles ] "save the extra hip. you'll need it someday." [ both laugh ] 'cause he's old! mm. you're not giving him that. even if he drinks his other gift first? nope. ladies... do you remember exactly one year ago today when you did not have a gift for your grandfather and it killed him just a little, so i suggested you start interviewing all the members of the family for a video tribute? well, check it and burn -- we totally did that. alex: almost. we just need to finish the editing. and you should talk. you haven't even started on your gift yet. [ doorbell rings ] that's because i changed mine. i thought of a better idea yesterday. i think i came up with a better idea. okay. my dad has a picture of me and mitchell when we were kids, standing in our old backyard. we're gonna re-create the picture. i did the same thing last year for my parents for christmas, and it went over like gangbusters. mm-hmm. [ laughing ] mm. funny. do you remember?