then again police say the suspect discharged withing a -- is charged with aggravated assault and found to be in violation of shannon's law. this intersection is back re-open. live in phoenix. >> an arizona prison inmate has been indicted on state terrorism charges. thomas bastion and his wife bastion are accused of plotting an act of terrorism at prison in buckeye. the couple conspired together to create a bomb and put it in a vending machine at the facility. thomas is in prison for life for murder. and a follow-up now on a massive fire in gilbert. firefighters are saying that this condo fire is a case of arson that complex under construction when it went up in flames on saturday night. the damage estimated at $10 million. and police want to talk to a young man who was seen in that area wearing an asu sweatshirt

right now there is a $30,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in this case. two young lives taken far too soon. the two teens were killed in a car crash last week and police say a possible drunk driver may be to blame. >> and tonight family and friends are holding a vigil to remember them and another teen still recovering in the hospital. our marcy jones is live at cesar chavez park with the latest tonight. >> reporter: it's very obvious school where the victims went to earlier that kids are just not bouncing around. they are not happy. they are somber right now which is appropriate for what happened. these two young lives lost like you said way too early. and now members of the community are saying this is the time to start the healing to come together and pay their respects to these two very special young people. >> students at betty h. fairfax high school say in the wake of the tragic death of two fellow

somber. >> you know, people who lose their lives, it's never a good thing especially at a young age when they have most of their life to live and grow. the feeling around school is mole and soft. >> the junior says she had a class with one of the victims adding she was a very special person. >> just hear a lot like she will be missed and it's just -- it's heart breaking to see bau always -- she was energetic, too. she would always bring happiness to people's lives. >> the crash happened friday night at 59th and camelback. the other driver hit the student's car head on killing issa and johana and sending her sister banna to the hospital. police say impairment may have been a factor for the other driver. >> it's hard to lose a life to somebody who was impaired and

it just is heartbreaking. don't drink and drive because you can also not only lose other person's life but you can lose yours. >> and this vigil is going to get underway in just about an hour at 6:00 here at cesar chavez park. all are welcome to come to say a little prayer, wish someone well and we are all actually thinking about that other young woman who is still in the hospital. our hearts are with her tonight. there has been a gofundme page set up for medical bills. we will put a link up on our website, fox10phoenix.comup reporting live, mars mar, "fox 10 news." developing tonight, a woman who police say tried to kill herself in the back of a police transport van has died. the woman was arrested last wednesday for domestic violence assault on an officer and several other charges. police say while being transported from one command station to another, she

officers tried to save her once they realized what had happened but she died a week later at the hospital. new details on a pretty tricky rescue for firefighters at the gila river power station. they say a man was working at the plant this morning when something collapsed and then pinned him inside one of the transformers there. he was stuck and entangled in a wire for a couple of hours while crews try to figure out exactly how to rescue him. >> it's been a challenge. there was a the mechanism that had fallen and pinned him in there. and it had to be -- not so much lifted but they wanted to hold his attention on it so it wouldn't fall any more. and then it was just cutting him out of the wiring. >> and eventually the crews were able to pull that man out there is no word on his condition tonight. i'm syleste rodriguez. a wrong way driver causes a bad crash on the i-17 this morning.

and sent flying to the sides of the freeway. >> one went left and one went right after they hit and that was it. >> dps tells us a woman was driving north in the southbound lanes of the 17. they say she entered the freeway at dove valley road. didn't travel far before hitting another vehicle. her husband showed up at the scene worried she hadn't returned home earlier in the night. we talked to the truck driver who witnessed the crash. >> they sideswiped and went th >> both drivers taken to the hospital and are expected to be okay. dps is now investigating if impairment played a role. syleste rodriguez, "fox 10 news." a san tan valley man behind bars tonight accused of selling broken appliances on websites like craigslist. investigators say 32-year-old christopher erickson was picking up free appliances from people and selling them and saying they were in excellent condition.

didn't work. investigators believe there are more victims out there. if you are a victim or have any information you can call the pinal county sheriff's office. if you want to stand up for yourself and your fellow americans, then go vote! if you want to get hillary elected, vote! vote vote right now. >> first lady michelle obama in phoenix working to turn arizona blue this year. she spoke to thousand thousands of people. mrs. obama has been one of hillary clinton's most popular surrogates on the campaign trail targeting donald trump without ever saying his name. >> we are fortunate and i have traveled the world, we are fortunate to live in a country

the voters decide who wins and loses, period, end of story. you do not keep american democracy in suspense. >> and our andrew hasbun was out there today to look at the crowd. >> a lot of people there i was surprised people weren't lining up since last night to get in? >> and the total tally 6,000. hundred 7 at the phoenix convention venter. some of the issues the economy, the supreme court, the fitness of our com this visit comes at a crucial time in the election poll show donald trump and hillary clinton maybe in a statistical tie in arizona and early ballots are out. >> michelle obama worked the crowd after the speesh where she never mentioned donald trump by name. here she didn't have to. >> i think she is the closer. >> nothing that qualifies him to be the president of the united states. >> i would be willing to consider a republican candidate but not this one. not him. no way. it's just that serious.

bernie sanders came tuesday and chelsea clinton was at asu on wednesday. the clinton campaign believes arizona is in play. >> we have so -- somebody so unqualified for office running against hillary clinton who is so qualified. and i think people are really beginning to see they can't just vote party line. >> we asked some of the thousands at the phoenix convention center what is their top issue this year. >> supreme court. women's everyone's rights. this is -- you look around there are minorities, everything here. >> having somebody who is stable and has a steady hand. doesn't inadvertently launch a missile. something like that. >> recent polls show one in five arizona voters may still be undecideds and the first lady's visit comes as early voting gets underway. >> i don't understand why a person at this point would be undecided. there is so much out there, really, everybody should have

the other. >> donald trump's campaign is reacting to michelle obama's visit saying that hillary clinton is, quote, phoning it in with arizona voters and hasn't been to the state in seven months. while the clinton campaign thinks arizona may be in play, the trump campaign doesn't appear to be worried. they haven't spent much money at all on tv ads and the clinton campaign is pouring $2 million into arizona. i'm andrew hasbun, "fox 10 news." thank you. a lot of pictures tonight from new york city. got to wonder of tension. this is the alfred smith dinner. it is underway right now. it's a fundraiser for catholic charities. hosted by new york bishop timothy dolan. take a look there. second row, hillary clinton and she is sitting right next to donald trump. the only person in between them is the cardinal. candidates expected to speak oftentimes at this event things actually the levity is there. it's comical. they have a good time.

contentious debate you have to wonder what is going to happen tonight. where is this thing going to go. we are streaming this event live. is it on fox news now and you can find it on our facebook page. fox10phoenix.com. and we will have all the highlights for you. two new polls in the race for maricopa county sheriff's show two very different results. paul penzone running against long time sheriff joe arpaio. one poll shows paul penzone up by 15 the "arizona republic" has penzone at 46%. compared with arpaio's 31% this is among likely voters. that poll was taken just after the news broke that federal prosecutors would file a criminal contempt charge against the sheriff. but the sheriff's campaign conducting their own poll and this shows different results. it shows sheriff arpaio up by eight points. both candidates appear to have locked down their party base and

with a slight edge among independents. still ahead at 5:00 a dog found unresponsive, this was so sad after being pulled from a burning home. how fire crews arrived from the scene and saved that dog. and hundreds of skydivers descend on arizona. we will take you to the national competition that's getting& underway in eloy. and temperatures continue above the seasonal norms. in fact, jumping up there a little bit today as far as affecter and it's right around the corner. we will have that for you coming

ten days of non-stop sky diving action getting underway in eloy. >> it makes me nervous. >> today kicks off the parachute association national championships. >> it does look fun. hundreds of aerial athletes are siefkin is here with more on the competition. this is one of the best places in the world to skydive. >> any given time you can go out to eloy and see a handful of parachutists. it's the second year the championships have been hosted in eloy and easy to see why the people keep coming back. these parachutists are incredible. they create formations as a freefall to the ground and many

world championships. 500 parachutists are taiging the leap -- taking the leap for the national skydiving championships. the ten day event hosted by skydive arizona features parachutists from around the country competing in nid and group freefall events. >> doctors, lawyers, engineers, mechanics, construction workers, military, the whole gamut. >> u.s. parachute association's says each team includes a camera flier. he films the team on a helmet camera and judges watch the footage to pick a winner. chaz is filming and jumping in the championships. >> even though it's really fun, it can be a little bit nervericking to make sure that when we get down we can prove we did everything. >> sergeant john michael long is a member of the u.s. army's

recent winner of the world championships in chicago. >> it's almost like walking out on the field for football practice. we do it so much, our equipment is part of us so we trust it. >> 78-year-old john caterra was a golden knight in 1956. after 60 years on the ground, he is training to jump again. >> there is an insurance policy in case i don't make it. >> the winner of each discipline takes home bragging rights. waiting for the thrill of the >> i love this sport. i wouldn't stay with it if it wasn't fun and it's fun every time. >> the competition runs through saturday october 29th at skydive arizona. that's located in eloy. and competitors will be jumping from sunrise to sunset each day. i'm kristy siefkin, "fox 10 news". well, temperatures getting up there a little bit today for this time of year.

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allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress.

little bit there for this time of year. 96 degrees. northeast at 10 miles per hour. and right now 97 in glendale. 98 degrees in mesa. 92 in fountain hills. in chandler 93 degrees right now and we still have a little bit of wind out there. not much but it's in the 20-mile-per-hour range down in the southeastern portion of the state. high pressure in place. warming things up. and as it continues in place, over the next couple of days we are going to stay on the side but as it moves off to the east, things will change a little bit with a couple of fronts starting to move in our direction and at least cooling things off to the north of us and we will circle that in. that second front will have quite an effect and we have taken the future cast and we moved it up to saturday afternoon. you see a little bit of cloudiness coming in and then we put it into motion for you for just a little bit here and you will see by sunday, yeah, we will see some moisture.

city yet, but there is a chance of getting stuff in there. 97 degrees on the high today. we had 98 -- 93 degrees out of buckeye. 96 in scottsdale. 95 in chandler. so into the mid-few upper 90s showing up. 84 degrees in sedona. still in the 60s up in flagstaff. we had 79 degrees in prescott and then 96 degrees down on the desert floor in gila bend. here is your day. 97 on the high. 63 on the low. 87 record high 103. record low at 40. mid-90s, upper 90s again for tomorrow as we continue down this road. as we look across the country this was an area that really got hit hard there was some flooding in the ohio valley.?they picked. look at st. louis with .84 of an inch of rain for those folks. overnight tomorrow night 72 degrees. the heat continues with 95. a couple of days of that and

ou can see a little chance of rain going into monday, tuesday. we will see some rain around the state on sunday. watch your kids around water. thank you, dave. that looks fantastic. we still have a week and a half unl halloween, but some people are already thinking about christmas. my daughter just gave me her christmas list today. she is always thinking about christmas. check out this huge christmas tree that will be put up out the outlet stores in anthem. getting it ready is task. most people take out of storage, the artificial tree this one is real and takes a little doing. it takes 120 hours of work. it will be covering with 8,000 l.e.d. lights plus about 500 bows and ornaments. the official lighting ceremony will take place november 12. that's warm out there but i guess it will hold up. the surprise one woman never saw coming. she had a baby and she said she didn't know she was pregnant.

tooth? the most popular halloween candies ranked across the country. might be a surprise that was

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 and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez.

look - i supported joe arpaio for a lot of years... but lately, he spends so much time on tv or 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. priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, i'm voting for paul penzone. yes, that time of year and there are several haunted hotels around our state. the travel and leisure magazine says the best one is in flagstaff and if you have been there you know why.

and it could be the ghost of the bank robber that died in the lounge back in 1970, or the phantom bellboy. but the hotel's website says the most hawpted place is room 305. that's where a woman has been seen in a rocking chair right near the window. sounds like something out of the window psycho. >> bates motel or something. if scared is not your thing, you would rather satisfy your sweet tooth we have the story for you. for some halloween is about the costume candy. how much of the sugary treat will fly off shelves? $2.6billion worth of candy this year. the most popular reese's and snickers. i think your favorite is reese's and mine is snickers. the product reviewing site they surveyed 40,000 candy eaters in all 50 states about their favorite candy and this is surprising. look at some the results here. the candy that polled the

reese's peanut butter cups. that's nationwide. two of the popular ones are kitkat and butter finger. here in arizona take a close look. can you see what's going on? i can't believe this. chocolate is top of the list. chocolate with honey and almond and nugget. >> don't get me the debbie downer here. talk about calories from halloween candy. here we go. it's maybe not the news you want to hear. those candy bars that are marked fun size are loaded with calories and you might be surprised about how many. the popular candy corn. about 20 pieces equals 140 calories. to work that off you have to walk at brisk pace for 35 minutes or play ping pong for 30 minutes. there you go. and then two of these fun-sized

these they will total 160 calories each. to burn those calories off you have to weight train for 45 minutes or take a hour long yoga class. >> for two of those. >> it's not great news and how about these? these seem harmless. the fun-sized m&ms. they are 180-calories in three mini packs. so you have to do cross country hiking for 30 minutes and go dancing with friend for 30 minutes to burn that off. so make good choices. >> when you put it that way, as opposed to counting the calories and how long it makes me work them off. one man very surprised to have his wedding ring -- his wedding band returned. you will understand when you hear about where he lost it. >> plus a very close call for this dog. the life saving move by valley fire crews coming up. >> and tonight on fox 10 at 7:00, it's time to do the time

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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.

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, because you deserve leaders you can trust. anyone who has a pet anyone who has a pet know they are part of the family for sure. when a couple's dog went missing in an you can imagine their concern and grief. until some valley firefighters pulled up and saved the day. they saved that dog and anita roman with the story. >> he wasn't breathing and they brought him through the front door and he wasn't breathing. >> for a brief moment dolly didn't think her beloved border collie carter would make it. >> scary. very scary. he is my buddy. >> in the early morning hours fire ripped through the north