>> reporter: the suspect was last seen wearing black shorts and a dark green shirt. witnesses saw two other people with that shoot ir. the sheriff is mobilizing the department's mounted posse to patrol the area and look for evidence. a new donation was offered as a reward. if you have any information, you're asked to call the sheriff's office, the reward at $3,500. >> you always hear about dangers furniture can pose to little ones and this is a case that proves that. a 3-year-old girl dies from injuries after a dresser fell on top of the girl. police believe the girl was climbing on the dresser when it tipped over and trapped her underneath. she was rushed to the hospital but sadly, she did not survive. they say no criminal charges are

university of flagstaff is accused of embezzling $300,000 from the school. he was the postal service manager. for more than 15 years, he issued checks and made card payments to two fake vendors he created. part of the money came from students' tuitions and fees. he is facing felony charges. trick-or-treaters will be heading out to fill their bags neighborhood targeted by the serial shooter has more on their minds than just having a good time. >> reporter: phoenix police say they haven't heard from too many people concerned about celebrating halloween with the serial street shooter still out there. we are headed to the west phoenix neighborhood where there has been a shooting incident to talk to the people who live there.

could put you in real danger that can put a damper on halloween. >> i heard the gunshots. >> reporter: lauren ryder leaves a few houses from where the serial street shooter stuck on june 12. phoenix police say the suspect fired shots into a parked car killing all three people inside, including a child. >> [beep] a little girl like that? that's stupid. only 12 years old, yeah, that is a shame. >> reporter: in all, nine shooting incidents have taken seven lives, mostly in the west valley. >> i don't think you're going to see a lot of people walking alone. i think the parents are going to be more involved this year. their kids aren't going to be walking alone anymore. i think there are fewer people

now. >> reporter: just down the street in this neighborhood, we talked to others who don't believe the serial shootings will change halloween for most families here. >> i think they are going to continue living their life and doing the things they want to do, especially on halloween that is for the kids. >> in the beginning, they had signs on the walls and the posts. after a week or two, i want to say two weeks tops, they were not on there anymore. police don't patrol as much as they >> reporter: you would happily take your child trick-or-treating? >> yeah, i would. it is like any other neighborhood. >> reporter: again, there is a $75,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest in the serial street shooter case. the last serial street shooting incident was on july 11 in southeast phoenix that led a lot of the people i talked to in

they stopped, maybe he moved on, maybe he got arrested or killed in another incident. they are hoping if that is not the case, he is captured soon. reporting live, linda williams, fox 10 news. the weather has been anything but fall like with temperatures in the upper 90's. >> with halloween just a week away, we need a cooldown. a lot of people wondering will it cool dave, we have a change coming, right? >> reporter: we have a change coming by wednesday it will be in the mid to upper 90's again. is that the change you're talking about, john? there is another change after that. of course, halloween is a week away so there is a couple of changes coming before halloween gets there and one that is going to scare you and i mentioned that and temperatures will be warming up once again. by the time we get into next weekend, even thes will come

by 5:00 p.m. sun will be shining and we'll be ready to go. scary by 7:00 p.m., 79 degrees. by 9:00 p.m., you're getting sleepy, time to go home, mid 70's. nice sleeping weather. we'll have more weather for you and talk about the highs and lows getting to this coming up. >> don't give kari any other reasons to sleep. >> i think that is when the candy kicks in. look at the mess on the freeway. fox 10 news and live adot pictures. a car on fire on the freeway. this is along the loop 101 and loop 202 interchange. >> black smoke, you see emergency vehicles on the way but that will be a problem spot. a car plunges off of the i-10 stack landing on the roof and the driver survived. this happened at 10:30 last night. the car caught fire when it hit

no word on her condition tonight. a witness taking the stand today to testify about how law enforcement in hilldale, utah, how the police act. they want them to take over the police department. a jury found nonbelievers, not part of the denied police protection, water hookups and building per mets as well. >> we're all recovering from last night, which is like kissing your sister but may be worse. it looked like the cardinals were going to send the seattle seahawks packing but last night's game ended in a tie after overtime. >> i can't be the only person to have to google if that is

it means. you were wearing bell bottoms the last time this happened. >> reporter: a cool lime greenlee -- green leisure suits. what makes it so urn -- unusual series of events. this was the field goal blocked by bobby wagner. he leaped over the watch it again and block the field goal. this was earlier in the game. so he is thinking, how does he get away with this? there was no flag on the play so that has to be perfectly timed. on the punt game, you see ryan quigley and the blocked punt. seahawks couldn't move the ball at all. cards' defense played great but that set up 3-3 tie.

on an attempt. watch it again. wagner tries to leap over again and you see the football hit the post that was the discussion today when bruce arians huddled up with the media trying to explain the defense played great. the offense played just good enough but special teams there is pete carroll but his guy missed the kick. it ended in a here is bruce arians on how to deal with a tie. >> mentally, our football team is resilient. it is a long journey to the end. i thought was a positive step two field goals and a punt is very positive. it is one of the best performances that i've seen since i've been here. >> reporter: the defense was outstanding. when you think about what they

and doing a number on the 49ers and shutting down the jets and stopping russell wilson. we'll look at the cards defense playing at championship level. let's face it, they have a trip to carolina and they have to start winning football games if they want to get back in the playoff conversation, at least as a wild card. we'll look at the defense in sports. it is time to have the the nfl. just give them the ball at the 25. a murder investigation after a car crashes into a block wall and two men are found shot to death. thousands of early ballots being returned but there were a lot of questions about the ballots. what you need to know to make sure your vote counts at 5:00. a valley realtor is ready to

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early ballots are rolling early ballots are rolling out here in arizona. the maricopa county recorder's office received 638,000 early ballots by mail and more than 6,000 over the counter. more than two million early ballots were mailed out across the state last week.

over the counter. by now, you probably have a pretty good idea who you're voting for on election day. there may be holdouts out there but there are questions when it comes to your ballot. is it ok to take a photo of your ballot if you're posting on social media? >> what if you only want to vote for a couple of them? what about the type of pen you use? danielle miller is live with ballots dos and don't and you >> reporter: there is a lot of dos and don'ts. what type of pen you should be using on your ballot? black ink is the best. blue ink, in most cases, is acceptable but you never want to use a colored ink like red or green. you never want to use a sharpie. we're just a little over two weeks from the election. many people will be headed to

hro*ers be filling out the early ballot. helen purcell says when filling out your ballot, don't use a sharp pi and mark one solid line for the candidate of your choice. >> it is ok to have a felt point pen or a ballpoint pen. don't use a sharpie because it will bleed to the front or back and it could have you vote for something you never had intention to vote. it could make you overvote. >> reporter: so many people are excited to vote they want to show their friends and family they are at the polls and who they are voting for. in some state, you are not allowed to take selfies and post them on social media. here in arizona, you are allowed but there are restrictions. >> you can take a selfie. cameras are not allowed. you can take a selfie of you and

the polling place. >> reporter: if there is race you are not interested in, you don't have to. >> we have had some people send in a pwhrafrpg -- blank ballot. it will show whatever you voted for and we'll count that. >> reporter: in terms of sample ballots, that is mailed out 11 days before the election. you will see where you will be polling at. you have to go to that election to vote and do photo i.d. danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> reporter: well, we have a little change in our weather. beautiful weather over the weekend. temperatures up a little bit. yeah, we do see a little rain out there as well. not much around phoenix but we have rain south of us.

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in the valley. what she plans on doing at the phoenix suns home opener this we wednesday. >> reporter: hi, everybody. it is 89 degrees right now. the windses are not too bad at 6 miles an hour. we have 90 degrees there glendale. 90 in chandler. 88 in scottsdale. we got high pressure down here protecting us. changing the weather, as far as the west is concerned. it will have a longterm effect on us. you can see by tucson, they are seeing stormy weather right now. a little bit moisture south of us here. here is casa grande right down in here but that moisture still stays a little bit south of us. there is a slight chance of rain in the forecast tonight. we see a little bit up north.

a pretty good batch going through right there. as we look back at the city, there is a flash here and there but not much moisture getting in. this is the futurecast to show you how quickly it is going to move out. it is going to be very fast. 90 degrees on the high today. a lot of 90-degree temperatures on the west side. 88 out at gateway. 65 in flagstaff. 74 in prescott. 72 at show low. this is your day. 90 on the high. 72 on the low. 85 and 62, normal high and low. record high at 96. record low at 41. take a look at the forecast highs for tomorrow at 89 degrees. we see 90-degree temperatures around the valley but temperatures back off a little bit tomorrow. we look at that nice-looking

as far as the deserts are concerned. we have a couple of areas, the west with scattered showers. snow in the northwest and in the northeast starting to see snow across portions of massachusetts and vermont. as 9 inches. some of it high elevation and some of it down where you don't expect a lot of snow this time of year. 80-degree temples holding on in the sou up as fall takes over. a few clouds, a slight chance of rain. 89 degrees for tomorrow. we'll see temperatures warm up a little bit out of that. 92 and 96 on thursday. you saw that was the record high for the day and back into the 90's again. there is your halloween with temperatures in the low 80's. watch your kids around water.

week. >> it is getting better slowly. >> we keep saying that, next week. your favorite girl scout cookies turned into a breakfast treat. plus, the world series is about to get under way. >> reporter: a special offer at a valley restaurant if the chicago cubs win the world series. i'm steve krafft. i will have that story. allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video.

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it is never cheap to get into the world series but this year that is the case. tickets for the cubs first home game is being listed as an average $6,100. >> if you've been waiting since 1908, right, steve, it is worth it. >> are you selling stuff? >> you put a second on the house. you do whatever it takes. >> a second or third job. game one tomorrow, ticket price average is around according to ticket i.q., which is a ticket search engine. >> or you can watch the game for free here on fox 10. we are the place to be. game one gets under way tomorrow at 4:30 so be sure to catch fox 10 news at 4:00 before game one of the world series. the world series brings out a hunger for victory. fans who desperately want a

restaurant is promising to feed a lot of fans if the chicago cubs wins it all. >> reporter: 1908 since they won the series, 1945 since they were in the world series is the cubs' history. chicago hamburger company on indian school at 38th street and phoenix promising to give away sliders, those little hamburgers on dinner rolls. you might have seen them at white castle. the restaurant will giv 2,016 sliders if the cubs win it all in 2016. dogs, burgers, a crowd, and a promise, free sliders when the cubs win the world series. >> free sliders if the cubs win. we've had that sign up for 27 years. everyone who comes in the door gets three sliders. >> reporter: i'm going to show you what bob will be giving away if the cubs win the series.

if you have never had one, it is like a miniature, tiny cheeseburger and they are delicious. 2,016 is a bunch of sliders. nothing would taste better to cubs fans. >> it would be better to break the curse and find something else to complain about after that. >> reporter: i'm sure we can come up with something. >> my husband's good friend so he is cheering on his friend as well as them to get them to win the series. >> reporter: certainly, there are plenty of cleveland indian fans in the valley but around here, it is go, cubs, go. in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> it is going to be good. either way, obviously, you're breaking some ground. it has been a while for cleveland as well.

one man's painful weekend. he is going to the beach for a good time and comes face-to-face with a shark. a california woman joins police for a ride along to learn about law enforcement. she gets caught in the middle of a scary lesson. later, she has sold millions of records. what happened 10 years ago today that launched taylor swift's career. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing

trying to solve a deadly police trying to solve a deadly mystery in the west valley. a car crashing into someone's block wall. two men inside the car were killed but it was not the crash that killed the men. andrew hasbun is live with the story. >> reporter: kari, this is all

the car barely missed the house. people who live in this home tell us they came outside to see what is going on found the two men in the car had gunshot wounds. people who live in the home heard a loud bang around 4:30 this morning. >> i heard my cousin screaming because she got scared so we came outside and that is when we saw the car right there. >> reporter: they found this ford crown victoria in their front yard and inside, two men with gunsh they immediately called 911. >> i don't know, we were sleeping and to wake up to that, it is crazy. my name is maria. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found the two men, believed to be 20-30 years old with multiple gunshot wounds. both died at the scene. >> i think his foot was at the gas peddle because the tires kept going and the whole thing