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fox 10 news at 9:00 starts now. hello and thank you for joining us tonight. a wild road rage incident at a busy intersection near downtown phoenix. >> and witnesses say an angry driver pulled out a gun and fired, nearly missing a toddler that was in the other car. the story that features exclusive video you'll only see on fox 10 tonight. stefania? >> reporter: that's right, marc and kari, for someone to pull a gun and start shooting in this area, as you said, right on the corner of 7th avenue and mcdowell, such a popular area, especially around the lunchtime hours that it happened, they have to be pretty bold. as police said, this bullet came

was sitting in the victim's backseat. >> eyewitnesses who didn't want to show their face on crime describe the moments a man hopped out of his car and started shooting at another car. >> talking smack to the guy that was still driving away while he fired the second shot. >> reporter: our cameras were rolling as police a had the suspected shooter in the handcuffs, his expression much different than the blank stare he had after the shooting. witnesses say he was driving this veyo got into some sort of argument with another driver, then got out of his car and started shooting. the other driver sped off and called 911 shortly after. one of the bullets came through the back window and close to hitting his 18-month-old child. >> just careless people out here. >> she could have got hit, i could have got hit. >> reporter: two phoenix officers having lunch inside

>> the officers stepped out of the restaurant and arrested him. >> reporter: yeah, definitely something that no one who was in this area expected to unfold at the time that it did. now we reached out to veyo, which is a medical transportation company. they did give us a statement basically saying that they are aware that this incident happened and they are saddened by it. they also told us that they are working to identify the driver. at this point they said that their drivers undergo very extensive background checks and it is part of their policy no weapons are allowed inside of that car. police have not released the name of that suspect. of course when we get that update we'll be sure to let you know. reporting live in phoenix, i'm stefania okolie, fox 10 news. >> stefania, thanks, scary situation out there. and take a look at this video caught on camera. it's a dramatic police chase involving a tempe police officer and a burglary suspect on foot. the officers were responding to a call near mcclintock and

spotted someone else carrying two duffle bugs, and in the video you see the officer chasing the man, leaping over fences, through backyards before finally cornering the guy, getting him on the ground and we are told no one was hurt. two valley teenagers remembered, teens from the valley fairfax high scho tonight, marcy. >> reporter: absolutely heartbreaking, marc and kari, and we are here at st. joe's where the third person in that car, the only survivor in that car is recovering tonight. our thoughts and our prayers are with her. but earlier we were talking to some of the students and the families of these victims, and they just had the nicest things to say about these two young lives. it's so tragic that they were cut short.

silence, more than a hundred people came to remember two lives taken too soon. the family of yohana georges says after losing their precious 16-year-old, they are just taking things day by day. >> i haven't actually swallowed what really happened. i have just been busy with ptak arranging with the family. >> she, her twin sister, and a student, slater, were in an accident, killing yohana and her sister. >> both of them were well-known here, and they brought a lot of spirit to people, and mostly because they're going to bring prayers for her sister also. it's a good thing to see like our community coming together and just getting together to support what happened.

friends try to cope with their great loss, many have a message for the person responsible. >> what you have done to our family hurts, to isaiah's family and to yohana's family. we are suffering what you did, and it's just not fair that we lost two kids in our life, not tear at all -- fair at all. >> those families are struggling to pay funeral our website if you are interested. a case of arson, this fire happening saturday night in gilbert, damage estimated to be about $10 million. police want to talk to a young man seen in the area wearing a.s.u. sweatshirt and dark colored clothing, shorts. there is a $30,000 reward for information leading to an arrest

yourself and your fellow americans, then go vote. if you want to get hillary elected, vote! vote early, vote right now! >> first lady michelle obama in phoenix today working to turn arizona blue this year. she spoke to thousands of people over at the phoenix convention center. people waited in line for hours to get in. mrs. obama has been one of hillary clto surrogates out on the campaign trail, targeting donald trump but not ever saying his name. >> you said go ahead and enjoy yourselves folks. that kind of language -- >> and defend yourself. >> well, the united states -- >> defend yourself against a nuclear -- and defend yourself. >> it was deemed one of the nastiest presidential debates in history, hillary clinton and donald trump on stage together last night in las vegas. the two presidential candidates

debate, and, woo, stressful, wasn't it? but it couldn't have been their last meeting together. that's because tonight, earlier tonight the two presidential nominees ate dinner together. they broke bread together, just a few feet from one another at the annual alfred e. smith memorial foundation dinner. the event raises money for catholic charity, but it's also time for each candidate to crack a few jacks at themselves. both took full advantage of the opportunity. >> it's great to be here with a thousand wonderful people, or as i call it, a small intimate dinner with some friends. or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. ah, this stuff, this is corny stuff. >> this is such a special event

rigorous nap schedule to be h here, and as you have already heard, it's a treat for all of you, too, because usually i charge a lot for speeches like this. >> the truth is i'm actually a modest person, very modest. it's true. in fact, many people tell me that modesty is perhaps my best quality, even temperament. >> and, you know, because this is such a friendly dinner for such a great cause, donald, if at any time you don't like what i'm saying, feel free to stand up and shout wrong while i'm talking. >> we have proven that we can actually be civil to each other. in fact, just before taking the dais, hillary accidentally bumped into me, and she very

>> we managed to string together some of the funny jokes, but there was heavy tension in the room. some of the jokes fell flat. >> some awkward -- >> there were some boos. both of their jokes, some of them fell flat, and you could kind of sense the animosity. >> we managed to play the funny ones. there were a couple of groaning but interesting to see how they were last night compared to the debates. >> they probably had to remove all of the knives from the table just in case. >> and good thing the cardinal was there between them. but again, if you would like to see the entire dinner, there were some uncomfortable moments. >> it's worth watching though. >> i thought so too. we posted it on our youtube page. that's at youtube.com/fox 10

is never uncomfortable is dave munsey. he can do it all, the weather, deliver jokes. it's bone dry in southwest arizona, but not the case in ohio. >> you guys know all joking aside how warm it has been across the country here, but a nice little front crossing the country is helping to cool things down a little bit. however, there are a few things with the front that we should be thinking about as well. there's cleveland. there's columbus for you, and as area picking up almost four inches of rain with flood advisories and warnings throughout the area. there has been a little bit of flooding in the area already. one of the things it's doing, however, it is helping to calm things down. you can see these warm temperatures. i include arizona, even though those are not on that map. still clinging on, look at that big area here still hanging on there. but also look at this here. these are fifties up here, and

direction, or at least the cool air that is creating that, and then take a look at what happened today. you have got this little batch of warm weather over here. you have got this little batch of warm weather over here, and that's about all you're dealing with. things are cooling off very, very rapidly, and we are dealing with a little bit of warm weather as well. but maybe by sunday things will be changing around here. we'll have more in just a little bit. >> that will be nice. thank you, dave. still ea halloween won't be bringing sexy back this year. why sexy costumes are out. we'll tell you what's in instead. >> that's a lot of relief. that's a lot of stress to have to try to pull that off. plus, new details about a tough rescue operation unfold in gila bend. how a worker got stuck in a pipe and how firefighters got him out. but first, you have heard about acupuncture for people, maybe you've even tried it. but what about for pets? how that procedure can benefit

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,

only on fox tonight, more and more people are turning to acupuncture for pain management. but did you know that your pet can get acupuncture as well? >> i didn't know this but kristy siefkin met a valley veterinarian who is certified in animal acupuncture. she explains how the ancient art can treatments fail. >> hi, baby, how are you doing? >> reporter: charlie brown, the boston terrier, is a little achy today, so he's come in for acupuncture. the doctor is a veterinarian at vca apache junction animal hospital. she's also a certified veterinary acupuncturist who integrates eastern medicine with western medicine. >> more and more people are

alternatives, refusing traditional medicine. >> reporter: acupuncture has been used on animals for as long as it's been used on humans. the doctor says dogs, cats, horses, even turtles and snakes can benefit. >> one of the differences between human acupuncture and veterinary acupuncture is that we get bit by our patients. >> reporter: whether the patient walks on two legs or four, the treatment is the same. the acupuncturist inserts hair thin hundreds of acupuncture points. each point is located on a meridian, a system of invisible channels said to balance the body's energy or chi. >> i'm going to look for for the chi points, which are not on the meridian but around it. >> charlie gets needles all over his back, legs and head.

uncomfortable but it triggers endorphins that will block the pain. >> you are doing amazing. oh, good one. >> 14-year-old australian shephard lucky is also here for acupuncture. >> lucky has back problems and he was actually to the point that he couldn't walk on his own, he was knuckling, dragging his legs. >> anti-inflammatories don't work for lucky, so his owner told an alternative route, fifth session of acupuncture. >> dogs with hip dysplasia are often very painful along the gallbladder points. most of my patients after the second or third treatment, they are like, let's do it, awesome. >> in addition to using needles, she also does electroacupuncture, sending a current through the needle, stimulating nerves and reducing pain. >> you'll see as i turn the power up, it's going to make him twitch faster.

this is extremely effective for pain, electroacupuncture for back pain, just like people who use tens units on the outside. >> charlie and lucky leave today in a little less pain, ready to return in the next week or two to see their doctor with the healing hands. >> i'm far from being a master, but when you can make a difference in a dog or a cat's life, then it's already very satisfying and >> reporter: kristy siefkin, fox 10 news. >> and your veterinarian will need to examine your pet first ad then kind of come up with a treatment plan before deciding if acupuncture is a good fit. >> a session usually runs between 60 and $120 and lasts about 20 minutes. we have got a link on fox10phoenix.com. it's an intriguing way to send a message to your opponent, how bruce arians sends a message to the seahawks in the fourth quarter of the jets game.

sportscast, plus the old black and blue division rivalry renewed again, lambeau field, bears, packers, ahead in sports. it is a nice night tonight. you can see that something is going on, as far as the west is concerned, that high pressure still dominating but that is

alert to tell you about right now, and this is a pretty serious situation. d.p.s. is investigating a bad crash involving two motorcycles. this is along the westbound lanes of the i-10 at the mini stack as you head on into downtown phoenix. now, traffic right now is down to one lane while they investigate, but we are just being told that a.d.o.t. has tweeted out that they are going to actually close the entire freeway here, again, the

heading into the mini stack into downtown phoenix. so heads-up, this is backed up all the way right now to 24th street. so you'll want to avoid that sretch of i-10 heading into phoenix. use the loop 202 or the i-17 for the time being. weather alert, dry, hot, very windy, terrible combination and those are the conditions right now in southern california that are bringing an extreme fire danger to that red flag warnings have been issued, firefighters on alert. the los angeles area has already seen dangerous fire activity, typical for this time of year, santa ana winds, several brush fires have broken out in the area, evacuating homes, and adding to the problem, temperatures forecast for near record levels for the next few days. your exclusive accuweather

fox 10 news. >> and here's the situation. that's that high-pressure system, the rotation around it, the santa ana winds, they come around, they go down into the mountain. that warms them up. they start fanning these fires here. it gets very, very windy, and it gets very, very warm as well. in fact, hot today, 98 degrees in los angeles. we are normally at this time of year it is 78 degrees. it's 83 here right now, winds out of the east at nine hour. we have 86 in scottsdale, 82 in chandler, in deer valley 86 degrees, 76 in surprise right now, so those temperatures coming down fairly nicely. as the other high starts to move along, the warm conditions will continue, but that will move off and we do see some change probably coming. we are thinking sunday, but maybe late sunday around the state we are going to see some active weather, but in the valley probably monday or tuesday. this is the futurecast. we have moved it up to saturday

anything until that time, and then you can see late saturday a little something by tuscon. and then look what happens sunday. it really starts taking off with that moisture all around, and then probably some for the valley by monday, maybe even late sunday. 97 degrees for the high today. we had 93 at buckeye, 95 at deer valley, and 95 in chandler, 79 at payson, 68 at show low and 64 at flagstaff, 93 today at yuma and 94 in tuscon. here's your day, 97 on the high, 63 on the low, 87 and 63 normal high and low, record high 103, record low at 40 degrees. now as we look at the forecast highs for tomorrow, about what they were today. we see mid-90s in the valley, some upper 90s in the surrounding areas. it will be some 70s and 80s across the mountains, those 90s and close to 100 degrees across our desert areas. looking across the country, snow and rain, windy conditions up in the northwest.

we talked about the flooding in the ohio valley with up to four inches of rain in some areas. look at st. louis at .84 inches, .31 inches in dallas, .53 in orlando. in seattle, an inch and a quarter, they are getting some pretty good moisture in that area. we take a look at 72 degrees overnight, 95 degrees for tomorrow, and as we get you a look at the next couple of days here, another mid-90s, 92 with a few c all the way around the state, and then chances of rain as we head into next week. watch your kids around water. >> okay, question for you mike -- or marc. >> that's my brother. i have been called that name all my life. >> marc, are you a fast typer? >> i took it in high school, i'm going to tell you exactly how fast. >> it turns out that the way people were taught to type, if

of go pecking at the board, it doesn't really affect the speed of your typing. there's something else that does play a factor instead. we'll talk about it. >> i'm curious about that. we should have a type off. plus, millions of gallons of milk wasted across the country, but not in arizona, what dairy farmers are doing with their extra milk instead. >> plus a story all new at 9:00, two dogs stolen from their owners yard, one of them hurt after being dumped by a thief, ad tonight the dogs are

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new on fox. new on fox, two dogs are stolen from a valley couple right out of their yard. those dogs were later dumped off at a park, and during that time one of them ends up getting hit by a car. >> but there is a good ending to the story. danielle miller joins us live to explain how the dogs were finally reunited with their owners. danielle? >> kari and marc, the owner of these dogs tells us that these dogs meant the entire world to his family. his wife. luckily, as you guys mentioned, both of these dogs very found, but unfortunately one of them had to be brought here to animal care and control, because unfortunately it was badly injured. >> for us, it's not like an animal. it's like another member of our family. >> talking about his two

last night after cleaning the home accidentally left the door open. after a frantic search for hours, quintero took to social media asking for help. >> we received a phone call from facebook, a lady saying they saw the same dogs on the pictures over at 67th avenue and campbell. i didn't believe it. they said there was small truck came and dumped the dogs early in the morning between 7:00 and 9:00 a.m. and the lady asked them, why did they come and dump the dogs over there, and the person says it's not your business. >> the family went to the area today and luckily spotted wrinkles. >> when i saw my baby, i started calling wrinkles, and he didn't want to come closer to me. he was afraid. he was in shock. >> reporter: unfortunately,

after contacting animal care and control they said they had her but she was badly injured. quintero says cha-cha was hit by a car while running from people trying to get her to safety. >> right now cha-cha is with the really bad injuries on the head, and she's not able to stand up. >> reporter: and cha-cha also has a swollen eye and many bumps and bruises. she does have quite a long road to recovery ahead of luckily she is expected to make a full recovery and they are asking thin with information on this case to call police. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> thank you so much. i would have been devastated without him. >> this woman feeling so grateful to the phoenix firefighters who rescued her dog from a house fire. you're looking at the dog there. the flames sparked this morning, and dolly houser and her roommate grabbed two of their dogs and they got out but a third dog, carter, was stuck inside.

barely breathing inside. the crews grabbed the dog, and they grabbed the fido bag, as they call it, and were able to give the dog oxygen. >> you can tell the owner was distraught. any of us would be, over the dog. thinking we had the fido bag in the truck, i ran and got it, and with the assistance of 33 we got the oxygen on the dog's snout. >> carter, the dog, is expecte he's already in prison and she could be headed there too, an inmate and his wife accused of plotting to blow up a building in buckeye. police say she was sent articles from al qaeda magazine, found in his cell.

neighborhood are upset about a reentry facility for felons nearby. today the protesters marched on the state capitol and met with doug ducey to discuss the issue, saying the facility is simply too close to their homes and they want it to be somewhere else. >> take this and locate it somewhere else. there's no resources for these people all the way up on pinnacle peak and i-17. once they are graduated from the to go? they are just going through a 90-day program, which is a great program. it's just in the wrong location. >> the facility near pinnacle peak and the i-17 provides counseling, housing, and job services to felons just released from prison. an 18-year-old pleads not guilty to making an online threat against a high school in avondale one that he used to attend. police say the threat had a picture of a clown and a message that said students and teachers

hurt. alonzo vargas is his name. he was arrested a few days after that was posted. police say vargas told them it was just a joke and he didn't think anyone would take him seriously. if you think you had a tough day, this was actually very dangerous. a worker at the gila bend power station gets trapped while inspecting some damage on a transform transformer. the man got stuck inside the transformer right here in a place that was difficult for rescue there was a place where pipes had fallen and were blocking the way of rescuers getting to that man safely. after some very tricky maneuvering, firefighter were able to get to the man. they pulled him from the transformer safely. the rescue operation though took about three hours. >> it was a bit of a challenge. there was a lot of weight from the mechanism that had fallen and pinned him in there. it had to be lifted -- well, not so much lifted,but they wanted

wouldn't fall anymore, and then it was just cutting him out of the wiring. >> yeah. >> there was also a leftover mineral oil that was inside the pipe where the man had gotten stuck. the man had to be decontaminated by hazmat crews before being taken to the hospital to be checked out. we are told that man is okay, thankfully. coming up, the staggering number of people who call in sick for work when they are not sick at all and some of the craziest excuses they have come up the remake of the rocky horror picture show on fox 10, how fans watched it here in the valley. >> and dave is back with your

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16 years. you should never waste your milk when you're drinking it in the morning. >> yeah, and this, we are talking a lot here is going to waste. >> yes. >> millions of gallons are being thrown away, yet arizona farmers are still able to make a big donation, thankfully, liz kotalik explains why. >> reporter: 43 millions of gallon of milk dumped across the country since the start of this year. that's what farmers have been forced to do, but here in america, the da american dairy council say that's not an issue thanks to farmers across the state. >> united dairymen of arizona really work to make sure that all of the milk that they produce has buyers for it. >> they make sure every drop goes to use, giving a chance for

community. >> floyd benedict is one of the many reaping the benefits of a healthy arizona dairy industry. farmers here donated 3,900 gallons here and across the state. it's hard for food banks to give out perishable food items before they spoil, leaving milk one of the most requested but at least donated. >> about a gallon a year is what we got for our recipients. >> it means that people like floyd get to go home with a simple gallon of milk that for many has become a luxury, liz kotalik, fox 10 news. hyundai is recalling its sonata because the sunroof could fly off. the voluntary recall covers 2015

the auto maker is not aware of any crashes or injuries because of the effect, but the company has received multiple reports of sunroofs detaching. dealers will make repair at no costs to customers. >> it seems workers calling out sick need to work harder on their excuses. a new survey finds that more than a third of employees admit calling out when they were just feeling fine. that's slightly lower than last year, and the same report also revealing some of the craziest excuses. one employee said sick but their llama was. another claimed they couldn't make it in because they were bowling the game of their life, and one worker just said they had better things to do. got to love it. well, nintendo is giving people something fun to do when they call out sick, the company unveiling a new game system called nintendo switch, expected to go on sale in march. and it's a september to remember for the housing market.

-- realtors saying existing home sales rose 3.2% for the month. things have been a little warmer in the day. you would expect they would be a little warmer at night. they are. as you can see here, even the flagstaff area at the freeze mark, the grand canyon a little below it, 56 in sedona will be looking at 70 in gila bend, casa grande at 68, 37 at st. john's by tomorrow morning. and this is it will be 72 degrees at sky harbor and then 72 at deer valey, 68 at queen creek, so some 70s, some upper 60s is what we are looking at, but by the time the kids are going to catch the bus right around 8:00, it is going to be clear and 76 degrees. so those temperatures up a little bit from yesterday morning where it was right in the low 70s. now the afternoon is going to warm up in to the mid-90s, but we do see a break, and i'll have

10:00. >> all right, dave, thanks. coming up after the break, it is talkback time. >> and tonight we are talking halloween, sexy halloween costumes and typing speeds and the way you type. is it kind of the old-fashioned

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contact with scientists while its descent to the red planet, what researchers think went wrong here. plus, nintendo making a big announcement today that could change the way people play video games. we'll explain tonight on fox 10 news at 10:00. the remake of "the rocky horror picture show" debuting on fox 10 tonight, and fans of the cult about it here in the valley, a special screening held at stacies at melrose, people dressing up in costume for the screening. it is time for tonight's talkers. >> for years, sexy costumes have ruled halloween, but not this year. costume shops say pokemon and

but the dressup contest is about who can be the most creative and unique, but not about who shows the most skin. >> i like the creative ones more anyway, and for a woman, that's stressful. it's like, how am i going to get myself into this costume. >> yeah, and you have to work to get past all of the pool season, and now it's like, great, in fall it's a tiny costume, and it's cold out there on halloween. >> i just want to do the simple m&m. >> hide in that big costume, i like it. >> it turns out that people who never learned proper typing aren't slower typers, as long as they can see the keyboard. experts timed both typists and

keyboard do about 70 words a minute, versus a trained typist who does 80 words a minute. but if you take away the sight of the keyboard, people who peck at the keyboard lose the speed and the accuracy, and that's where we professional typists have the edge. >> i have seen a few people in the newsroom who use the two fingers, and they are so fast that i look at them like i could never do that. you know, but they look at me and probably say i couldn't do it either. >> i always say typing is the best class i took in high school. it's the one i use every single day. we are done talking. i want to know how you type. do you use two fingers or do you do the old-fashioned way? you can find story at kari lake fox 10. >> and marc martinez fox 10, we would love to hear you. >> the cubs' hot bats awaken

we are won win away from the fall classic. plus we are going to be checking in with john brown, how bruce arians sends a message to the seattle seahawks in the fourth quarter of the jets game.

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of says it all. think about this. the matchup everybody wants to see sunday night, seahawks and the cardinals. now, let's go back to monday night and the jets came. it's the fourth quarter. the cardinals are leading 21-3, and three of the next four plays are comeback routes from carson palmer to john brown. so what's the message here? the play is designed to put the seahawks on alert. you play off by. play too far off him, he might come back at you. let's take a look at the video here, top of your screen, john brown against the jets db. watch again as we see play action here. that's the interesting part of the play, the play action fake to dave johnson. you are thinking, is brown on the go route or coming back? and they ran this play three out

here it is again, the play action fake. it's as if it's saying, seattle you watch this tape. is he going to run past you or come back? it's part of the psychology of a brilliant offensive coordinator and play caller like bruce arians. it's part of the strategy on display sunday night. here's richard saenz with more. >> another game and another prime time matchup for the arizona seahawks come to town, and as we all know, the cardinals are 9-3 under bruce arians in prime time games, but two of the three losses are right here in seattle. >> it's hard to understand why tat is and what the reason is. we play well up there the most hostile environment in all of the national football league. we need to be able to bring that road mentally and play at home. >> i don't know how to answer

play at home against seattle. i don't know if it's late in the year. there's no excuses. i just don't know what always tends to happen in those ball games, but this is a new year, and we are looking to definitely change the page in that chapter. >> one thing to keep your eye on in this game, david johnson against seattle. so far this year, only one guy, carlos hyde have one 100 yards against seattle. in tempe, i'm richard saenz for fox 10 sports. thursday football, packers, lambeau field, aaron rodgers not quite explosive as previous seasons. the bears, man, they are just trying to win a football game wens one of their -- against one of their long time rivals. aaron rodgers, under attack, fumbles the football, bears fall on it. this may have been their best offensive play of the night.

but then rodgers started winging it to adams. another touchdown for davonte, 26-10, packers over the bears, thursday night football. how about that. dodgers stadium, here we go. let's go right to the top of the 6th, joe blanton with the pitch, addison russell a two-run homer, and it's 3-1 chicago. nc cubs bat, well, man, they have awakened. they are on a little bit of a tear right now, top of the 8th, baez with the pitch, adrian gonzalez thinking about going home, and then he goes to first base, and he's safe. fowler is safe at first base. make it 4-1. and then with the bases loaded in the 8th, oh, look at this, oh, man, off the wall, are you kidding me? baez, double, fowler is going to

zobrist is going to score and the cubs score big, 8-1 the final, they need lead the series 3-2, one win away from the fall classic. montreal had their way in every way, this time it's tory mitchell with the goal, 2-0, make it the onslaught was on. nice move, and there it is, 5-2 the final montreal over the coyotes tonight 5-2 the final. we are going to come back with more football. we'll see you in about 20 minutes. right now it's marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. and we begin tonight with a fox 10 news alert. three people have been rushed to the hospital after three

westbound lanes of the i-10 right at the mini stack. this is a live look from the a.d.o.t. camera. you can see the flashing police lights there, the backup stretching from the mini stack all the way back to near 24th street, and here is it a picture of the crash that was sent to us by the fire department out there tonight. you could see the bikes, three of them, across the highway. all three people we are told, two men and a woman, in serious condition. a fourth person was checked out at the scene but was not taken tohe it's still a mess out there as they investigate, and a.d.o.t. asks people to avoid that area as it's not clear exactly when that highway will reopen. thank you for joining us tonight at fox 10 news at 10:00. there was a terrifying situation today on valley streets after witnesses say a man hops out of his car and opens fire on another car with a toddler in the backseat after what appears to be an act of road rage. fox 10's stefania okolie was live at that scene earlier, and she spoke with people who saw