>> fox 10 news at nine starts now. >> good evening everybody. thanks for joining us. the cleveland indians starting out the world series with a bang tonight, starting out by winning game one. people in cleveland and around the win tonight. joe maddon was on the world stage tonight. he credits growing up in pennsylvania molding him into the man he is today. >> i'm getting a lot of texts from cleveland cousins right now who are ecstatic with game one. but getting back to joe maddon, some of you may remember early

a small-town scholarship. hazelton, pa, which made him the man and the manager he is today. pennsylvania, a big part of joe maddon. >> i think more than i do. when you come from a small city you probably have a strong family background and strong parents. if you screw up in that town, somebody has the authority to grab you by the scruff of the neck and discipline you. you couldn't do anything wrong. wonderful people, very kind people. i'm reminded of that every time i go back home.

early '70s. you became a teacher coach. what inspired you to go over the hill and do the dream. >> i wanted to go to college, couldn't afford it. i'm going to back for the foot bam -- football game. lafayette. the b-street band from jersey shore will be there. kegs will be flowing. >> i haven't heard the term kegger for a long time. lehigh-lafayette, the oldest rivally. he has done a great job bringing the community together. for joe maddon, tonight it's

cleveland wins 6-nothing. more on the series later on in this broadcast. >> being a cubs fan is never easy. it's been over a hundred years since a team won a world series, 70 years since they played in one. >> the cubs making it to the world series, a big deal this year. it's a huge deal. that means everything to fans, especially fans who have waited their entire lives for this moment. christie joins us with a in the valley. >> a tough night for cubs fans. still some people hanging around enjoying a beer saying there is still hope, this is only game one, we're just getting going. a few hours ago, we joined a special cubs fan in his own home. he is a 75-year-old man, grew up in chicago, and he did everything he could to get into

that included selling scorecards, picking up seat cushions, and sometimes he just snuck in. today his childhood dream came true, watching the cubs walk onto the field for game one of the world series. >> i didn't think the curse was ever going to win. >> reporter: he said he started crying when his beloved cubs won the pennant on saturday. school just blocks away from wrigley field. >> we get out of 3 o'clock and i literally run to the ballpark. and they would be in the 3rd or 4th inning, and sometimes they would let me in. sometimes i had to sneak in. but i go in. i see the rest of the game. >> reporter: dan's daughter danielle and grandson jack

watching the game he -- her mom had to shut the windows. >> i laugh at him watching the game because he loves the cubs so much that he has a hard time watching them that he will pace. >> man, they're just standing there taking the pitches! >> reporter: he nervously watches his beloved team cautiously optimistic that the cu >> i had two things i wanted to see in my life. the rose bowl, and i saw that in 1999. and the cubs in the world series, and now i got that. so it's good. life is good. >> reporter: let's hope that he's feeling the same way tonight. watching his team after the first game, he is confident that

he said even if they don't, he's happy he got to see the team make it to the world series. >> there is still a lot of baseball. >> we're talking a sweep from here on out. all right. for those who didn't want to sit at home and watch the game. there were a number of cubs fans in town. they say this series is a dream come true for them and many of their extended families who are back home in ill >> i'm just totally excited. i wish my dad was here and my family was here to see this. you know, the ones who have gone. >> we've been facebooking and texting all throughout the playoffs. i live in tucson. i said i'm going to drive up. i drove up to watch game one of the world series with her. a little time for the indians fan.

chance to watch the world series at the ballpark. some sat out in the grass. >> it was gorgeous out tonight, as well. >> if you didn't make it out to goodyear tonight, don't worry. the ballpark will be hosting this throughout the world series. >> game two of the world series has been moved up an hour tomorrow because of the threat of rain in cleveland. it will again at 4:08 p.m. instead. >> mark it down. dave muncee joins us for a look at tomorrow's weather in cleveland. there was some worry about what would happen. >> the forecast has a lot of rain in it. and the percentages go up as the game goes on. there is a storm kind of moving into the area. here's cleveland right here. you saw the storm coming out of minneapolis at this time. as we get a look at what's going on as far as they changed that,

daylight time. 15% chance of rain at the beginning of the game. by the time the game ends, there's going to be about a 70% chance of rain. so that's what they're a little worried about there. they got a break tonight. they had a little chance of rain, but nothing really materialized. tomorrow, going to be a lot of moisture in the area. we'll have more weather coming up. new tonight at nine, dozens of campaign signs stolen from around peoria. the crooks caught on camera, but not by police. >> these signs promoting a local proposition that will be on the ballot in november. the signs being stolen is costing the campaign a lot of money and manpower. it's a serious crime, isn't it? >> reporter: absolutely. it's for prop 400.

raise money for public parks and city streets. it would also go towards adding more police officers and firefighters. supporters of the prop say since early voting started, dozens of signs have gone missing. they tried to find out who is behind it. >> it got frustrating so we decided to form our own little sting operation, and maybe it worked out. >> reporter: over the last few weeks have gone missing. >> they're just in this community. i think in the city of peoria we've had about 50 prop 400 signs go missing. >> john, who put upmost of the signs got so fed up, he decided to set up several game cameras throughout the city to catch the person or persons responsible. on friday he set up a sign and within hours one of those cameras caught this person taking it.

damaging the signs and ducking when a car drives by. >> it shows you what kind of people we're dealing with. whether they believe in the prop 400 or not. do your research and you come up with you don't support it, that's your opinion. vote no. that's okay. but don't go around breaking the law. >> reporter: damaging, defacing, our stealing a campaign s in fact breaking the law. attorney patrick cunningham says it's a class two misdemeanor, but it could be another offense. >> if you steal enough of them, then there is a criminal damage statute, which is a felony. >> reporter: we're told these signs can cost upwards of $50 each, but that is not including the manpower it takes to put them up.

information that they cannot relase to us, but it's all been turned over to the police. thank you, danielle. still ahead tonight when what you see isn't what you get. it's considered a case of perhaps false advertising. why one woman is suing kfc because of it. hand decorated bells bringing people together. the project that aims to spread

only on fox tonight. there is a movement underway >> you're watching the best, fox 10 news. >> there is a movement here in arizona to bring people together through acts of kindness. >> sadly the movement began in tragedy for a tucson family, but now it's helping keep their son's memory alive. linda williams has the story. >> when you lose a child and your heart shatters into a million little pieces, it is

imagine how you could ever move forward and create something lasting and beautiful and kind. using bells, a tucson mom did that in loving memory of her son ben. he died suddenly from a viral infection in 2002. he was just two years old. as ben's family grieved in the darkest of places, ben'som noticed something, the kindness of strangers. >> they were surprised by how kind the things that strangers were doing for them, as well. >> the ben's bells project was created in their tucson garage where jenette would craft small, colorful ceramic bells, launching a movement in honor of her son amovement with a stunningly simple message. >> it's all about spreading kindness, building communities

intentional kindness. so really taking those moments to make an effort to be kind in your daily interactions. >> reporter: what began in tucson 14 years ago has now spread. there are two ben's bells projects studios in tucson. one in connecticut and one in phoenix. this 500-square foot building in volunteers to help paint and assemble the bells. some bells are sold in the studio, along with other trinkets, spreading the message, be kind. volunteers then take some of the bells and hang them in random spots around the valley. bus grounds, parks, hiking trails. if you see one you're encouraged to take it. it's yours. >> it has a message that will says you found a ben's bell.

spread kindness. >> reporter: one of the many volunteers who helps to paint and distribute ben's bells, kathy, she has made it a family affair. >> i've taken my grandchildren out with me to hang the bells. they've come in and painted. it kind of spreads the whole idea of kindness. >> she agrees that right now many people are living at a fever pitch and so many voices seam loud and angry, but she communities closer and stronger one kind gesture at a time. >> and it can be just opening a door or, you know, picking up somebody's books that fell. but if you stop and think about the nice things you do for people, and people do for you, it becomes a much nicer world. >> reporter: linda williams, fox 10 news. >> boy, the world needs that right now, doesn't it?

active in many schools. they bring their program right to the campus as they spread the message of how important kindness is. if you would like more information, just head to our website, fox10phoenix.com. >> if you're a cardinal fan, willing to look beyond the disappointment of friday night's game against the seahawks, you see a force that is a dominant force in the cards. and you'll hear fellow, number 93, on the way in sports. halloween less than a week

>> your exclusive forecast with dave muncee on fox 10 news.

fairly warm and it's going to get a little warmer. but take a look. ready to get out there? the sun is still shining at 8 o'clock. 82?. and then at 9 o'clock, sleepy eyes, we get 75? and time to go home. it's 80?, the wind is out of the southwest at 6 miles an hour. 78? at dear valley. and in the glendale area, 82? right now. let's take a look around and see what's going on. some low pressure up in the northwest, high pressure protecting us here. lots of moisture around, but not down in arizona. 92? on the high today. we went to 90? at good year, 91? in glendale, and 90? in

tucson, and 90? at gila bend and yuma. 78? temperature dropping off at 10 o'clock. it may get down to 70? or a couple degrees below that. we had 69? and 82? this afternoon. there's your record high at 96? and your record low at 40?. forecasting 93? for tomorrow. mid-90s still out there. we have some low 90s out there, as well. but temperatures are a little warmer than they should be for this time of year. 78? in prescott. and back into the 90s as we get back on the desert floor. some mid-90s showing up, as

and snow showing up in the northwest. these are the storms that are going to get into cleveland tomorrow and give them a lot of trouble. we have 55? in new york today. 71? in charlotte. 54? in chicago. 79? in wichita. 70? in salt lake city. and 63? up in seattle. got the first pitch. well, that is already over. that was an earlier newscast. 68?, we'll be tomorrow as those temperatures stay on the warm side. but we do see a change after getting very close to 100? on thursday, we back off into the 90s. in fact some 80s, 84? for halloween. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. coming up in the next half hour at fox 10 news at 9, a major project approved for the

>> you're watching fox 10 news at 9 with john hook and carrie lake. >> sensitive patient information from a valley medical marijuana dispensary found laying out in the open in garbage. prescription labels, medical

trash on the ground. >> the man who found the information say this is a breach of patient privacy. >> reporter: a man took this video of the sensitive information he spotted in the trash across the street from horizon thc, a medical marijuana dispensary in downtown phoenix. >> there was a bunch of sensitive id numbers, what kind of meds they get. >> reporter: he alerted the dispensary. he said a couple of employees went out to collect the items. >> he didn't really seem like he cared too much about it. these are people's lives that have their information. and if it gets in the wrong hands, it could be very detrimental. i don't know how many days it's been out here until i came across it. >> a man at the dispensary has

breaking into their trash bins. they ordered a special ben i. -- bin. >> if they're not shredding it, how many other times has this happened before? >> the attorney for the dispensary says it's policy to shred information before it's thrown out. >> he's been called the toughest sheriff in america, but he could be sent to jail. joe arpaio, charged with criminal contempt of court. ordered to stop his immigration raids back in 2011, but he didn't. he defied the order and now it could land him behind bars. now the sheriff says these charges from the justice department are politically motivated. and today his campaign issued the statement says the

30 days before the election are further attempts to sabotage his attempt for a 7th unprecedented term as maricopa county sheriff. he says it's evidence of a corrupted administration. he could face up to 6 months in jail if convicted. an award has been raised to $6,000 leading to the arr the person who killed a wild horse and mutilated it. the foul was just six months old when it was shot and murdered. at least two other wild horses were wounded. if you have any other information on this case, you're asked to call the maricopa county sheriff's office. new renovations at sky

a $4 billion deal to add gaits in terminal four. and improve service to the rental car center. these projects will be funded with existing passenger fees, other airport revenue, and bonds. we're about two weeks away from the 2016 presidential election. will arizona remain a red state, or will it go blue this time? elections, arizona has voted democrat just once and that was for bill clinton. you would have to go back to 1948 for harry truman. >> the race between clinton and trump is very close here in arizona, from a poll taken by

recently the clinton camp has boosted advertising here in arizona and sent chelsea clinton, michelle obama, and bernie sanders to campaign. >> donald trumps son, donald, junior will come to the valley. it will be at the sun devil rec center in tempe. the doors are expected to pen around 1:15. >> a lot of people are already decided voters. the maricopa county office says more than 7700 people have voted early in person. on election day polling places will be open from 6 a.m. until 7 p.m. >> take a look at this photo. do you see anything wrong here?

selfie with his ballot, his voter card. he took this in a voting booth in memphis, tennessee. this is a crime. a misdemeanor that carries up to 30 days in jail. the shelby county attorney says she is not investigating the singer for his actions. by the way, taking selfies in voting booths in arizona, that is allow. different states. but at least you know you can do that. quarterback tim tebow is releasing his book called shaken. he will be holding a book signing at the barnes & noble.

all right, the highly anticipated country thunder lineup is out now. derks bently, blake shelton, and many others. it happens in april in florence. tickets are on sale now. discounted tickets are available at walgreens. >> women closing the gap. we're n election. we're talking about when it comes to drinking alcohol. the new findings that might surprise some people out there. plus holidays right around the corner. you want extra cash but don't want to work in retail? which company is offering seasonal jobs right here in the

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.

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if you're looking to make a little extra cash this >> are you looking to make a little extra cash this holiday season? >> yes, i am. >> i know it's not quite the holiday season yet, but we're getting there. a valley company is looking to fill hundreds of positions. john, perhaps that you can fit into your busy schedule. we're talking about shutterfly. it's an internet company that prints out pictures, photographs. it receives most of its orders during the holiday season. they have more than 600 positions available to keep up with the demand. >> they'll run a digital printer, possibly finishing systems, loading envelopes, packaging, shipping. it looks like a miniature city.

employees throughout the year. and we'll ramp up. it puts us at about 250 people a shift. >> you could squeeze in a 4-hour shift in the morning. >> drop the kids off at school and then go to my shift. >> and then come here. >> the hadal -- holiday hires will make $10-15 an hour. >> who doesn't need more money around the holiday >> athe first delivery by a big rig. the auto truck hauling a fully-loaded trailer of bud wiser beer. it went right through denver, onto kari lake's house.

everything went well. >> hopefully he wasn't sampling the product. >> that's the problem. if you get in on the computer thing, they'll send it to your house. women have closed the gap when it comes to drinking alcohol, like men. it reminds me of the seen in indiana jones when sheout drinks him. historically women -- historically men have been the one to drink alcohol, having it affect their health. but women have caught up. it is likely that drinking has become more socially acceptable. >> they're drinking more to deal with men. >> there might be some truth to that. >> ranking the best colleges in the world. think about it, who would be on your list? >> university of iowa.

for the first time ever, all five are here in the u.s. number five, cal-tech. also home to nasa's jet propulsion lab. number four, u.c. berkeley of course. cal ranked high in its sense of global research an hour south of berkeley, stanford. have a medical and law school. but also funds a billion dollars in research programs. number two, might not have thought about this right off the top of your head, m.i.t. massachusetts institute of technology located outside of boston. students at m.i.t. are working with the department of defense, finding solutions to national

finally, maybe no surprise here, harvard, the ivy league school not only boasts world renowned business and law schools, but harvard produced the most presidents for any school. six. no credit history, well no credit for you. a new report saying more millennials apply cards than older generations. but one in three can't even get a credit score because they have a lack of credit history. one in four millennials say they were victims of a cyber attack. meanwhile a mixed bag for apple. it was a little more than expected, but overall annual

time in 15 years. and despite not making it to the world series, new york city was just named the best baseball city in the united states. the survey scoring the number of team championships, the stadiums, and the fans. that's business. well let's take a look at the wakeup forecast. temperatures are up a little bit. that's nice. those mornings just a lite warmer. flagstaff as 36?. 66? at gila bend. and 62? at tucson. as we get a little closer in, 6 68? at deer valley. we'll be looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 60s throughout the entire valley. a little later in the morning at about 8 o'clock as kids head off to school, we'll be looking at

for you. temperatures will be finding their way up close to the 90? range and we'll have more weather for you coming up after 10:00. after the break, it's talk back time. and we're talking about one woman's lawsuit against kfc. you look at an ad and that looks good and you get the food and it doesn't look the same. >> she sued over that?

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ahead on fox ten news at 10... >> we still have a lot today at fox 10 news at 10 o'clock a. huge, and i mean huge settlement by volkswagon. do you know someone who just lies constantly. there's a reason for we'll explain that tonight at 10. well, on that note, time for talkers. >> have you seen an ad for a restaurant. that food looks so good. a hamburger or fries. >> better than the t-bone steak. >> but then you get the food and it doesn't look anything like it. one woman is suing kfc. she says the company advertising

that much chicken in it. kfc says they have to do that so they overfill the bucket for the ad so you can see the chicken. >> but that's not what you're getting. >> but they're not promising you 5 pounds of chickens. >> but you order it by the piece. the thighs, wings, breasts. i think i know what you would probably order. >> out of control. >> they do this all the time with stuff. your cereal box is a quarter of the way full. cheryl crow has an idea that i think is right on the mark. she is talking about shortening the campaign to six weeks instead of nearly two years that we endure now. >> is it two years now? >> almost two years.

days. canada's recent election was 11 weeks. that's the longest they've ever had. crow's said this election cycle has been damaging. >> it would be a complete blood sport. hair pulling. >> it's been wwe for two years now. >> it's just ramped up to this high stress. even the kids are stain feel it. >> two weeks it's over. >> we should have a party. >> we're done talking. it's your turn to talk back. >> head to our facebook pages. >> we would love to hear from you. >> i'll tell you what, there's a party going on in cleveland tonight. we'll tell you more about. that we'll also get into the cardinal's defense. think about what is happening over the last few weeks as this defense becomes the brand for the cardinals as they get set to

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>> he played off the edge, playing on the three technique. he's been a force. along with so many others. chandler jones and the linebackers. across the board, patrick peterson. this defense is fast becoming the hallmark of this team. this is what you need if you're going to make a run. now campbell understands your three, three, and one. that means you're going to have to win seven of your last nine, or maybe even eight of the last nine if you want to ensure a spot in the post season. >> we need to win a lot of games. getting to the playoffs is going

you wish you could get it, but it could help us in the end. i know a couple years, the teams got 11 wins that didn't get in. >> let's go to downtown cleveland, progressive field, game one of the world series. cubs versus the indians. bottom of the first, cleveland gets going. how about this. jos? ramirez. one nothing cleveland. lester hits gueyer. that's going to knock in a run. and the story tonight was corey kluber, the starter for cleveland. great stuff as we like to say. strikes out fowler.

and nine strike outs for kluber. and then roberto paerz. back-up catcher stole the show tonight. could he do it again? that's a three-run shot. that shot off the fire works in cleveland. six-nothing, the final over the cubs. how about that? cleveland was the center of the sports universe. this is earlier in the the cleveland cavaliers picked up their nba sports rings. lebron james. a chance to show off the rings. there's irving. and almost a sacred performance there. you touch that banner that cleveland has been waiting so long for, first one since 1964.

out and won game one of the regular season. coyotes on the road at the new jersey devils. keep an eye on the puck here. arizona letting it fly. that's oliver leckman larson. this time on the power play. and again, it's oel with the goal. tied the game with 3. devils, though, later in that third period keep taylor hall. a little breakaway. and then tyler lets it fly. beats justin peters. the devils over arizona. it's been a long read trip for the arizona coyotes. we'll come back with more baseball baseball and football. right now it's fox 5 news at 10.

lying to you? and this arizona man is in trouble with the law. he is in jail after he tells a guest at a barbecue what in his suitcase and now he's facing murder charges. in one part of the valley signs are mysteriously disappearing. this is fox 10 news at 10. >> someone is stealing a particular campaign sign pieoria according to supporters of prop 400. they say dozens of their signs have been yanked out of the ground in the last few weeks. they think they might know who is doing this. >> yeah, they're not sure at this time, mark, but prop 400 is a proposed four tenths of a cent

city streets. it would also go towards adding more police officers and firefighters. they say since early voting started, dozens of their signs have gone missing. these people decided to take matters into their own hands to try to find out who is behind it. >> i was shocked how fast it happened from the time that i put it out until the time that they hit. >> over the last few weeks, dozens of yes on 400 signs have gone missing in the city of were just in this community. but in the city of peoria, we've had several hundred go missing. >> he got so fed up, he decided to set up several game cameras to catch the person or persons responsible. he set up a sign and one of the cameras caught someone within hours taking it.

sign and ducking when a car drives by. >> if you don't support it, that's fine. you have your reasons. but don't go around breaking the law. let's be adults here and do what's right. >> reporter: damaging, defacing, or stealing a campaign sign is breaking the law. it is a class two misdemeanor or it could be a larger >> if you steal enough of them, over a thousand dollars, then there's a criminal damage statute, which is a felony. >> it's not including the manpower, that it took to put them up. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> $50 each, danielle. that surprises me that they could cost so much. what's the punishment? >> it's pretty stiff.

class two misdemeanor, it's up to fourth months in jail and a $750 fine. if it gets bumped to a felony, that person could get up to a year in jail and pay thousands of dollars in fines. >> pretty serious. this man was charged with planning an attack on a prophet muhammad the evidence is 850 pages of twitter communication mainly about the attack between an undercover fbi agent, and two other men. attorneys say the undercover agents and hendricks were communicating about the attack during the days leading up to