talk about a scary afternoon on the i-17 today. four people were taken to the hospital after a semi truck that was hauling cattle crashed into 20 cars. this unfolded north of phoenix near black canyon city. >> marcy jones is here with more details. >> reporter: that's right, kristy and linda. drivers tell us it was terrifying to look in the rearview mirror to see the semi barreling through two lines of traffic. 13 people taken to the hospital. d.p.s. said the number could have been a lot higher. 23 cars, one semi, a few heart stopping minutes on i-17.

>> pull over, you're going to die. >> reporter: before she knew it, a semi truck was headed for her car. she tried to pull to the side then kelly and her daughter braced for impact. >> he went through everybody for another 300 feet. kelly says the scene was horrifying, something out of a movie. >> thankfully, there were few injuries above us and there were these or four helicopters medevaced people. >> reporter: the driver of the cattle hauler was unable to stop. kelly's car along with 22ers took a big hit. >> thankfully, this was it. he hit the left side, well, the right side and we went to the left. this door doesn't open. all the way through and these

always stay vigilant on the road. >> if she would have stayed where she was, the injuries to her and her daughter could be more severe. she went to the side of the road like she should have done. >> reporter: the cattle were unharmed. the stretch of i-17 is still closed. adot says it should be opening soon. we'll keep you updated. we're now seeing the man accused of causing the deadly crash near 28t cactus yesterday. according to phoenix police, 26-year-old randall nelson was impaired when he sped through a red light and pushed a car into a semi. two women were in the car, one was killed, the other badly hurt. the truck driver suffered minor injuries. a 3-year-old girl rushed to the hospital after a dresser

surprise. it happened in one of the home's bedrooms. the girl fell and the dresser ended up on top of her. when crews arrived, the girl was unconscious. the family was performing c.p.r. when crews arrived. >> it is still an active ongoing investigation. we're hoping to get to the bottom of it quickly and figure out what caused this child to be hurt. >> that little girl still in critical maricopa county sheriff deputies investigating a shooting near 312th avenue and camelback. at least one person went to the hospital. it appears there was a wedding reception at one point at this location. you see the truck there with the just married painted on the window in white. you see the white formal chairs lined up. deputies, however, have not

one valley hotel is said to be haunted. what the guests and hotel staff says about their ghostly experiences. after yesterday's criticism of former governor jan brewer by hispanic voters, is she backtracking on her comments?

i know a lot of people are saying thank goodness we are in the final stretch of this presidential campaign with just over two weeks until election day. >> in the meantime, we're tracking politics and we're in the early voting stage for battlegrounds states, including florida that is where donald trump was campaigning earlier today. carl cameron has more on that. >> reporter: unaccustomed to

trump is looking for a come from behind surge. >> my message is this, if we win on november 8, we are going to fix our rigged system. they want me to take that back. let me tell you, folks, it is a rigged system. >> reporter: kellyann conway acknowledged him being behind. >> we're not giving up. we're not exceeding to the same chattering class that has been wrong about donald trump for a year and a half. >> reporter: hillary clinton is up 12 points on trump. votes have been cast and 37 states allow early voting and this year is on track for 46 million votes. trump's doing well with early voters in iowa, ohio, and

strong in arizona and colorado. according the the latest federal commission disclosures, trump combined with state parties has 104 staffers across the country. that is one fifth of the 538 staffers the state parties employ with the clinton campaign in their 15 battlegrounds. >> hollowed ground where so many lives were given in service to fr >> reporter: trump chose gettysburg, the site of the bloodiest battle to close a as its site yesterday. he upstaged himself by promising lawsuits against the democratic party for allegedly rigging the election and the women who falsely accused him of sexual misconduct. he threatened to halt three big media proposals arguing they

much power. florida and he hands from tampa to hall has see. let's talk politics locally. jan brewer appears to be backtracking on comments she made about hispanic voters this weekend. yesterday, there was some criticism and protests about brewer's globe newspaper that latino voters "don't get out and vote." today, she took to twitter saying she would love to see 100% turnout for all demographics and "every vote matters." meanwhile, hillary clinton spent her day campaigning in north carolina and her campaign is cautiously optimistic about winning the race.

from wikileaks won't go away. >> we must pray and we must pray together. >> reporter: at a baptist church in durham, clinton had help from the so-called mothers from the movement. she focused on african american turnout. >> we know we face a continuing challenge of systemic racism. if we're honest with each other, we have to choose hope over fear or there is >> reporter: last night's joint's campaign, clinton is confronted with the latest wikileaks and offered to give $12 million if clinton attended a meeting. she refused to answer the question. >> i have nothing to say about wikileaks but we should be concerned about what the russians are trying to do with

her schedule that was going to distract from her campaign. they had this meeting scheduled in in morocco. this was a scheduling matter. we did not want her going overseas before the campaign was kicking off. >> reporter: as for the campaign, he said donald trump's rhetoric is allowing clinton to compete in red states. >> every campaignan by the biggest margin possible. >> reporter: the campaign is expressing confidence at this stage, internal e-mails are being dumped each day and wikileaks says they have a surprise for tim kaine. >> both clinton and trump are spectacle about at&t and time warner's proposed deal.

warner for $85 billion. tim kaine said he is concerned about higher costs, fewer choices and worse service. christian spokesperson says she believes regulators should scrutinize this very closely and donald trump said if he is elected, he will block the deal. after a nice, sunny and warm weekend, we're going to see

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what a crazy game obviously, a crazy game between the cardinals and seahawks. i was just asking what the space was she was making. she says i'm stunned. >> here is a phrase i don't use very often. i can't even, how many times did i look at you. >> only tonight as a result of this game. >> let's go to jude. he can straighten it out. >> i can't even. >> reporter: you're going to

the most unusual football games. you have to go back to 1972, a game without a touchdown. it was missed field goal, blown opportunities for the cards. a tie is like kissing your sister. four and a half hours waiting for a result and you did not get one. the game ends in overtime. russell wilson, carson palmer. both defenses a tackle for loss on russell wilson. carson palmer, man under attack again. watch this sack as the seattle front seven converges on carson palmer. this is a blocked field goal attempt by bobby wagner who leaps over the long snapper for the cardinals and blocks the field goal.

teams for the cardinals on a sunday night. bruce wanted to challenge the play. it was incidental contact, watch it again. connects late in the second quarter to give the cardinals a 3-0, lead. keep it moving late in the first half. palmer gets hit again. the ball was fumbled. one mishap after another. they go for it and they weren field goal range and they fail to convert on a four and 1. make lack of confidence. a strip by chandler jones and watch this play right here the cardinals defense was fabulous all game long. wilson would again cough up the football. carson palmer sacked in the fourth quarter.

by tanner mcill sroeu. you're going to see again, the rush defender power, number 33 and you're going see the blocked punt. that sets up seattle with a chance to tie the game with four minutes to go. we are at 3-3 and you're thinking maybe there is a way to get the team rolling in overtime. it ends 3-3 in regat seattle playing hard defensively. cardinals grinding it out. a chance to win on a 24-yard attempt. watch it again. look at the penetration by seattle's defense and attempt to block the field goal. they miss. he misses the field goal. that shot says it all. peterson can't believe it. seattle comes back with a field goal attempt, 28-yarder and he doesn't come close.

this game ends in a tie. it ends in a tie. and we're going to break it down throughout our sports night coverage tonight. we'll look at it during our sports coverage. we'll look at the blown opportunities and special teams continue to haunt arizona. we've had numerous chances to win this football game and it ends in a tie. you know bruce arians will let it fly when it comes to the podium conversation. stay with us. our coverage of the 6-6 tie of the cardinals and seattle. stay with us. i wish i could say our forecast as exciting as the game tonight.

forecast happy news for many of you who are tired of the warm conditions. outside right now, clear sky, 87 degrees. winds light at 5 miles an hour. we are seeing activity on the west coast. you will see showers pushing onshore on northern and southern california stretching into southern nevada as well. the valley, we may not see a huge washout but in addition of a push of moisture to the sou over the international border. as we look at the forecast models, they sister changed in the past few hours. we're going to see a push of cloud cover into your monday, perhaps scattered activity into the high terrain. by tuesda, the system pushes out as quickly as it moved in. we will see cooler numbers. 63 in prescott. 55 in st. johns. 43 for the grand canyon. 64 for nogales.

chandler. a degree cooler for ahwatukee. 79 in buckeye. still in the 80's for goodyear and maricopa. mid 70's for cave creek and florence. today, 10 degrees above the seasonal norm. if you feel like summer won't leave, you have a reason to feel that way. back in to -- 2003, we notice a little bit of activity in southeastern arizona. in the past couple of hours that has fallen apart and left us with dry conditions in the valley. dew points reflect more moisture. the moisture is coming from the south. quick look at the national picture where things are calm with the exception of the activity that i already showed to you through parts of the

unusual weather or cool weather is the first snow of the season for october in parts of new england. what where seeing as a result is cold conditions. places like boston and new york, 60 degrees, if not cooler. overnight, we may see a stray shower. 69 for bullhead city. 49 for show low. 65 for casa grande. 43 in flag. 90's. 68 into the grand canyon. 88 for safford. douglas cooler than that and we'll see 70 for show low and 70 degrees for window rock. chance of storms continuing into tomorrow. it doesn't look like a whole lot of activity for us in the valley but we'll keep the 20% chance of showers in the forecast. numbers, much cooler. we were at 96 degrees and looks

we could see upper 80's in the workweek. i can't remember a halloween where i did not wear short sleeves on halloween. >> it is like the year that fall never came. >> that could be a mti volume series 2011, 2012. >> that is bad. >> it is a little break. >> bring the rain in. >> i'll see what i can do. >> thanks, kristy. lots of folks gathering at steele indian park celebrating dia de los muertos, also known as day of the dead.

indigenous holiday. it is traditionally observed on november 1 and 2. hermosa inn in paradise valley celebrating its 80 year anniversary by going back in time by inviting its guests to do the same. >> it is perfect timing given the history. we hear it is haunted. anita roman explains. >> reporter: the hermosa inn has a history that dates back to the 1930's, old west when cowboys roamed roamed the deser. >> doors flapping and he says i'm still here. >> reporter: a cowboy artist built his studio on the six acre plot of land turning it into a guest ranch to supplement his income. him and his guests never checked out. >> i had him touch me on the shoulder. >> reporter: the current

opened lawns where lydia is a hostess. >> it is a beautiful cellar and they are taking pictures. one of the sisters walks over and says what is in this room? it is a service area and there is no lighting because we are not using it right now. she says can i just stand in it? >> reporter: she shares stories of the haunted wine cellar where the cowboy appears flying off of the bar and tables.s a lady in pink standing outside. >> she has been seen over the years. guests checking out will say who is this lady not of this time period by the pool? >> reporter: guests can check out through the end of the

i met him at his breakfast the day he was checking out. he asked me if we had a night watchman. >> reporter: the night watchman likes to make his appearance in room 107 in the mirror. >> it seems that he is hanging out and friendly all of the time. he is not trying to spook people or scare them away. he is often just observing and you think this is his favorite home he bill and he wants to stay here and enjoy it. >> when people experience things, they don't want to talk about it. they don't know if they believe or not. >> reporter: believing could mean seeing for yourself. anita roman, fox 10 news. progress being made on the memorial to honor the 19

hill wildfire. a community rolling up their sleeves to help raise money for a fu

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the aids walk in downtown the aids walk in downtown phoenix kicked off this morning for its ninth annual year. >> thousans of people gathering

awareness. courtney griffin has that story. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: breaking personal records and stigmas at the annual aids walk in downtown phoenix. >> you don't have to be gay to get this disease. this isn't what it is all about. it is the young people with drugs and unprotected sex. they need to be tested. we need to do more education in the schools. >> reporter: barb's 36-year-old son died of h.i.v. in 2004 just one month after learning about his diagnosis. >> he wasn't aware he was h.i.v. positive. he got sick. by then it was too late. i made him a silent promise from my heart that i would try to make a difference. >> reporter: now, she is voicing the importance of early detection. >> he had been tested in the past but for some reason or another, he wasn't getting tested the last year or so and i

would be here with us. >> reporter: erin dolby, former miss. arizona was at the walk with her husband and baby girl wearing a red shirt showing she was a fighter. >> i was miss. arizona and competed in miss. america. after that was over, i was battling with addiction. >> after 13 years of addiction, she got was h.i.v. positive. >> hearing that realized i have a voice. this is what it looks like today. we have a huge spike in our heterosexual community. >> reporter: each person helping to raise money and find a cure of early testing and

the quicker that you get connected to care, the healthier you will be. you can still have babies that are healthy and live a very normal life. >> reporter: courtney griffin, fox 10 news. a memorial honoring the 19 granite mountain hotshots is almost complete. the hotshots died while battling 2013. a trail will lead people to the spot where the fire crew was killed. there will be an on -- observation deck and tracks. family and friends are trying to raise money for the funerals of two little girls who police say were killed by their father in a double murder-suicide. all of the friends and family

in goodyear. they washed hundreds of cars trying to raise enough money. last week, 36-year-old shot and killed his daughters before taking his own life. the little girls were just 4 and 5 years old. >> i got 100 cars that haven't stopped coming since 8:00 this morning. i'm happy to see everybody here and sticking we are going to get to our goal. >> that goal is $10,000. they are trying to raise that amount for the girls' funerals. a san tan valley man is accused of molesting two young girls and taking pornographic photos of them. they say the mother of one of the girls only 10 years old found the photo of the girls on

he assaulted the mother trying to get that card back. he took off but found him in a camp trailer. he refused to come out and barricaded himself inside. deputies used a taser and took him into custody. people in new hampshire worst fears are realized. a horrific accident involving a tour bus

new hampshire police make new hampshire police making a sad discovery. they believe the body pulled out of a massachusetts river belongs to a missing teenager. some of the personal belongings were found near an open storm drain. it appears he may have fallen into the drain during heavy rain. the medical examiner will confirm his identity. devastating crash in california. 13 people are kill and 31 others were hurt when a tour bus collided with a big rig near palm springs. anita vogel has more. >> reporter: a holiday tour bus crashes into the back of a

california's most traveled freeways. authorities are trying to recover the bus's black box to determine what caused the crash. >> we hoping modern buses have a black box or data control device. we're hoping to get a data recorder but it is a 1996 model, we are not sure it is going to be there. >> reporter: the bus departed a casino sunday morning and in route of los angeles when the crash los angeles. >> the passenger bus transporting 44 passengers struck the rear of a freightliner truck with a trailer in the number three lane. >> reporter: authorities say more than a dozen people have been killed. the driver of the bus was among them. 40 others were injured, including the driver of the big rig. firefighters swarmed the scene struggling to pull victims from

it took two hours to separate the two vehicles. >> personnel arrived within minutes and triage was established by fire rescue. all of the victims are adults. identities are unknown due to the swift extraction. >> reporter: the national safety board says they are dispatching investigators to the crash scene. eight people are rushed to the hospital. the congregation was celebrating at the mt. zion's 75th anniversary when a car trying to avoid a crash on the road ended up plowing, well, you see, straight into the church, there. one person was taken to the hospital by helicopter. in florida, the coast guard

stranded boaters. one person was able to call for help. thankfully, all four of them were wearing life vests. nobody was hurt. you like cracked crab? who doesn't? you like a lot of cracked crab? i bet you never have and as much as this contest winner. we have a impressive white sox's fan

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this should not be breaking news. chicago cubs fans have a lot to celebrate as they celebrate the team's historic win last night. i'm sure you heard about it. that win sent cubbies to the

since 1945. they will be playing against the cleveland indians tuesday in game one in the world series in cleveland, ohio, on fox 10. >> of course, it is. >> we got the series. one well-known white sox fan congratulating the team today. president obama sending out a tweet saying holy cow. even this white sox fan was happy to see wrigley rocking last night. first lady michelle obama beat the prede her own tweet celebrating the cubs' pennant win. a lot of cool characters seen walking around the phoenix convention center. >> that is because they were attending the phoenix fan fest. comic books, movies, and pro wrestling fans attended the festival this weekend. >> people like you, people who

games and movies and music and it is just a lot of fun for people who are into things really big. >> the top comic book writers, artist, and experts attended this event. this weekend brought out the competitors in people starting with base jumping. i cannot watch that. this is a southwestern china. base jumpers were jumping from a bridge 1,200 feet in the air and half of the competitors are sky skydivers. a frenchman won the competition followed by a brit and, of course, we're proud to say an american came in third place.

where everybody's feet were firmly on the ground and moving as fast as possible. more than 500 servers walked as fast as possible without dropping bottles and glasses on their trays in bay news the winner takes home worth in prizes. a 4r5-year-old took home a top prize after being runnerup for 60s years. he cracked and ate 12 stone crab claws that is two minutes better than the previous records. >> reporter: just about everybody in town is buzzing over one of the most bizarre football games.

it was aggressive for the seattle seahawks but missed field goals and special teams will define what turned out to be a tie. you will hear from and you will want to hear from brue arians. we have the game highlights and the most unusual plays and i guess you can say failure that

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if i'm an arizona cardinal, i won't sleep well with blown opportunities. a defense that played fabulous and an opportunity to win a game, it slipped by. carson palmer back on it would t field and ready to roll. let's get to special teams. the 46-yarder made it, 3-0, lat cardinals were working with a minuscule lead. seattle made a great defensive lead. take a look at chandler jones and the pressure on russell wilson, forcing the fumble. the seahawks come up. tanner mcilvoy blocks the punt. watch it again. the punt is blocked and that

he nails it and it is tied at three. you have four minutes left in this game. you're thinking margin of error limited. we go into overtime. when you look at this game, 6-6 and you hit the left upright, can you believe it? unable to convert on the field goal. a chance to patrick peterson and james bettcher and a chance to ice the game on a 28-yarder and he misses the field goal and ends in a 6-6 tie after the defense for the cardinals played their tails off. heartbreaking tie, if you will. a 6-6 tie. let's send it out for the

check in with richard saenz. >> reporter: i could have sworn we were in the playoffs tonight that is the feel the playoffs had. the fans going crazy after each and every play. both defenses gave a championship effort and we go to overtime. who doesn't love free football? after two missed field goals, we end up in a tie? are you kidding me? can you say a rollercoaster of emotions here in glendale tonight? >> a really hard-fought ballgame. i think our team, other than the three plays and the kicking game was outstanding. carson was lights out. offensive line battled all night, put up those kinds of numbers but not the number of

game. defensively, fought well until the last drive and it is disheartening to play that well and not come out with a victory. it is always an emotional rollercoaster because there are two football teams battling it out. you did not lose. you played one of hell of a game. they have been carrying us for a couple of weeks and we left three field goals out there. >> reporter: russell wilson and the offense is great when you have the ball 20 minutes longer than the other team, you normally going to win the games but the special teams

i guess we'll take it, right? i'm richard saenz for fox 10 sports. >> reporter: we'll look forward to your interviews. you put that energy and intensity in a game to come away with a tie. rudy carpenter will get into the quarterback play. all of that coming your way in 30 minutes. when you look at the numbers and i nt johnson's fabulous night. 33 carries and eight catches, 58 yards. you're talking 41 touches on the night for david johnson. let's swing you over to how well the cards play defensively. they held seattle, third conversions, three of 13. they held russell wilson to

now, you heard coach arians say the three plays and the kicking game. when you look at bobby wagner leaping over the long snapper, you're probably saying how does that gap happen, how should that gap happen, how can it happen? it shouldn't. we'll explain that and why a player should never be able to leap over the long snapper and go up the gut and block a field goal attempt. stay with us for that. we'll give you an 6-6, tie. all of that energy dispensed and you're driving home saying are you kidding me, you're coming away with a tie.

thank you for joining us for fox10 news at 10. thanks for joining us. it was a terrifying situation on the i-17 as a semi hauling cattle sideswiped about two dozen cars. this just unfolded north of phoenix in black canyon city this afternoon. >> you can see the pictures behind me just incredible. four people had to be flown to the hospital, 13 other were transported. marcy jones has the latest on the story. >> reporter: that's right,