forever. >> the band represents campbell's struggle. he suffers from mitochondrial disease, a rare debilitating disease. >> it's just making me stronger. >> they met last month and since then have formed an inspiring bond. >> he's brought a lot of light and love and he is probably one of the greatest role models i could ask for my son. >> campbell's life is not like your ara he requires an oxygen machine, and an eating machine. 13 pills a day to keep him healthy, a constant reminder of his rare disease and when the pain kicks in. >> that's when i come in here and i'll look at the walls. >> walls covered in some of his biggest inspirations, pictures, and his green bands. >> it gives me hope that i know he's thinking about me and praying for me. >> even in the middle of a hectic world series, and that's perhaps because campbell is

>> that was amazing. to carry your son's band, to go to the world series, and to say your son is a hero means a lot. >> yeah, certainly inspiring there, and you can see that campbell gave me my campbell's crew bracelet to remember him, thoughts and prayers for him always, and with that positivity a very key thing in life that he is learning at such an early age, something many people still grasp to understand. he'll be ready to cheer on the cubs once again tomorrow. we are live in mesa this evening, i'm stefania okolie, fox 10 news. >> thank you stefania, game four of the world series is tomorrow, the series staying in chicago, wrigley field, and you can watch

you don't have to travel to wrigley field to see it. first pitch is at 5:08 p.m. we'll have a special edition of fox 10 news at 3:30 p.m., followed by coverage beginning at 4:00 p.m. >> the weather is going to be very, very nice in chicago. it has been. tonight was a nice night. we are going to have a 15% chance of rain tomorrow evening. it's going to be 61 degrees. that's not a very big chance of rain. but there are going to be some cloudy skies there. temperature hold up very nicely tonight as well. but look at that, it drops off a little bit on sunday night with about a 6% chance of rain. we are still going to have some cloudy skies. but the temperature is going to be down about ten degrees from what it's going to be on saturday night. so getting a little cooler, but still great baseball weather. we'll have more arizona weather, coming up. >> okay, thank you dave. >> thank you, dave. a landmark dave for the city of phoenix. the city's first female police

right here, will take over for former police chief joseph yahner. >> danielle miller was there for the ceremonial changing of the guard, live from phoenix police department headquarters with more on the new chief who we know well because she spent a career here in phoenix. >> absolutely, john kerry. today at the phoenix convention center, there were hundreds of people to welcome this new phoenix police chief, jeri williams. earlier we sat down with chief joseph yahner, and he was telling us that he believes williams is actually a lot like him in that she is going to be keeping a lot of his policies and procedures that he brought to the department, and he has she's going to do great. >> i jerry l. williams. >> i jerry l. williams. >> do solemnly swear -- >> new phoenix police chief jeri williams being sworn in today,

coworkers, wished joseph yahner well and congratulations on his great career and retirement. >> again, we have a very, very good phoenix police department. >> those same people on hand to support williams in her newest position, she was formerly the police chief in oxnard california and before that spent more than 20 years with the phoenix police department. she's the first female to hold her position in the city. >> it's kind of like a homecoming, so some people say that you can't ever come back home. i think i'm the pfe of, yes, you can come back home and work to make your community a safer place. >> williams knows she has big shoes to fill but plans to start day one. she says some of her main goals to bring the community together, help change public perception, and help with crime suppression and prevention. >> it takes a community to make that change, and so we need the community to call in, to trust us, to believe that we are just

-- today. -- to do. >> and williams says that she is extremely happy for her entire family to be back here in the valley. for those of you who do not know, her son actually plays for the phoenix suns. as for yahner, we asked fez plans for his retirement. he says at this time no plans are set in stone just yet. he's just excited to wake up monday morning with nowhere to go. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> thanks, danielle. as danielle just mentioned, the phoenix chief, her son plays for the phoenix suns. this is williams watching the ceremony on his phone earlier today. the suns are playing the thunder in oklahoma hillary clinton's e-mail controversy is blown wide-open once again. this was a stunning development

clinton's use of private e-mail, the private e-mail server, after new e-mails have surfaced that once again put into question whether they contain classified information. this scandal has dogged her for more than a year now. the e-mails came to light because of a separate fbi investigation into former congressman anthony weiner's sexting scandal. wiener is of huma abedin there on the right. she is clinton's top aid. she was already holding a campaign rally addressing all of this for the first time. she is asking that the fbi release more details about these e-mails. >> the director himself has said he doesn't know whether the e-mails referenced in his letter are significant or not. i'm confident, whatever they are, will not change the conclusion reached in july.

the bureau explain this issue in question, whatever it is, without any delay. >> clinton's arrival, donald trump, also speaking out about these new developments while out on the campaign trail today. >> i have great respect for the fbi for righting this wrong. the american people fully understand her corruption, and we hope all, all justice will finally be served. >> announced it was looking into the new e-mails, hillary clinton's campaign announced that the democratic nominee will be making a stop in arizona next week. she will be in phoenix on wednesday, november 2nd, for an early vote rally. this is all about the fact that arizona right now is tied. this was widely considered to be a safe republican state. now the polls have this virtually tied, and arizona is now officially a battleground.

released about mrs. clinton's visit. but her website shows a 2:00 p.m. start time. >> meantime, donald trump is returning to phoenix once again tomorrow. it will be his 7th campaign stop in arizona, and his rally is taking place at the phoenix convention center. it gets under way at 3:30 p.m. doors open at 12:30. we will be carrying that rally live on fox 10 news now. the annual z tomorrow at the same time as the donald trump rally. many roads will be closed. traffic likely to be very heavy downtown tomorrow. you may want to avoid downtown if you're just kind of rolling through town, because it could be very, very backed up. >> that's going to be quite a sight, all of these zombies downtown tomorrow. across america, a bad day for airplanes, not one but two aircraft, big ones, caught on fire on the tarmac. an american airlines flight and a fedex plane, more on that fedex plane in just a moment.

american airlines flight. that aircraft had 170 people on board when it burst into flames shortly before taking off this afternoon from chicago's o'hare airport, bound for miami. it was on the runway, ready to take off, when flames and heavy black smoke began pouring from the side of the aircraft. can you imagine if this would have gotten into the air? passengers say they heard a loud bang, and then they saw an explosion. everybody on board quickly evacuated the several passengers received minor injuries during that evacuation, about 20 people taken to the hospital to be checked out. the ntsb is now investigating, but we do know that air traffic control reported a fire in one of the engines. >> on to that fedex plane now that caught fire at the fort lauderdale hollywood international airport in florida. taking a look at new witness video from on board, what they

then a fiery explosion. the f.a.a. says the landing gear collapsed. both pilots got away unharmed. the runways shut down as firefighters were spraying foam on the aircraft, the ntsb again also investigating. coming up after the big bombshell news today regarding hillary clinton, and there have been controversies as well with donald trump, are some who cast their votes early having regrets, maybe buyer's remorse, and what do you do if you have that? there are a couple of states where you can take back your vote. we'll talk about in a second. one year since this valley middle schoolteacher was hit by a car, today the teacher's family pleading for help in solving that case. >> but first, you can't have halloween without costume shops. after the break we check out one of the valley's staple halloween stores, where it is pure chaos right now.

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halloween is just a few days away.. halloween. >> spooky. >> just days away. but this weekend, you can expect to see plenty of scary characters around town as people celebrate for the entire weekend. you really can celebrate tonight, tomorrow night, sunday and monday. >> and monday, it's a three-day affair now. >> four. >> yeah. >> friday, saturday, sunday, monday -- >> oh, yeah, you're right. who is counting? and for those who haven't found a costume yet, there is still hat and make it happen. you're going to need that extra time if you head to easeli's this weekend. mhmm -- marc martinez is live with more. >> i made the mistake of going to lunch right near there today. i forgot, and it was a nightmare, like a zoo, like

wait hours just to get in right before halloween so workers are going to be there and very busy this weekend, but you might be surprised to learn that the owner does not live far away at all. take a look. >> insanity. >> that's the best way to describe easely's on the freeway before halloween, the popular costume shop on the corner of 7th avenue and mcdowell turning into a madhouse as hundreds of people try to find the costume for halloween. her apartment, a far cry from the madness happening down below, and that's exactly how she likes it. >> there is no blue and yellow in here. there's no props. everything is close. and when i want to go to work, i can go anytime of the day or night. sometimes i get up in the middle of the night and go down and do something. >> and you can get there wil be plenty to do. it's the go-to shop for everything costume-related, and

outfits appear superheroes and politics. >> melania and trump costumes. snl is doing it. >> joker was popular this year, batman, superman are always popular. wonder woman is popular this year. >> the experts say it's all about the accessories. >> you can do romance pretty easily. you can do of that pretty easily, use a lot of your own, pretty elaborate. >> it will be open 7:00 tomorrow and 6:00 p.m. on sunday. you still have a little extra time if you haven't gotten your costume together, or kari, one of your seven costumes that you are trying to figure out. >> true. i'm heading to a party and i just can't figure out which one to pull the trigger on. >> she's going to be several different personalities i think. >> i'm doing costume changes

>> costume changes yes. >> surgeons typically use their skills to save lives. this is a pretty dangerous sport here, carving pumpkins for surgeons? today they were using their precision abilities, the doc-o-lantern pumpkin carving contest. it was the cardiothoracic -- thank you, john -- dr. jeffrey who was deemed the winner. >> weren't you marilyn monroe one year? >> she did. she nailed it. >> cubs hosting the world series for the first time since 1945. you like drama? this game had more drama than a broadway play.

pressure. >> richard, you didn't see me the year i was marilyn monroe, it was something. >> he nailed it. >> i'll tell you, we have got a great weekend coming up over the weekend. the first thing we are going to do is take a look at the

>> you need to sing it like our greatest american entertainer, mr. daffy duck. a one, a two, a three! ? take me out to the ball game ? ? take me out to withhhhh the crowd ? >> what in the world?

>> one of the best moment of tonight's game 3 world series, the cubs tradition of singing out take me out to the ball game in the 7th inning stretch, tonight that honor went to chicago's own bill murray, who did it in the voice of daffy duck. ? three strikes you're out, at the old ball game ? >> a lot of spit moving in there. ? let's get some runs, suckers! ? >> that was such a big deal tonight, and for the cubs not to win that game, that was a letdown in chicago. >> they have got tomorrow. >> yeah, right. >> if you live in chicago, and you didn't get to catch the game in person, so many didn't, because it was very expensive, you probably went to a bar or a restaurant to watch the game. but it wasn't particularly cheap

one bar charging a $100 dollar cover to get in, and then you had to pay for drinks when you got in there. >> you better get at least one free drink for that, wow. >> others charging $50,000 to reserve a table. it is special to be there, but i don't know if it's $500 special. >> it depends on how big a fan you are. it's three grand to get into the game. >> tv is the best place. >> fox 10 and break the knob off, right here. >> people didn't realize there's another team there, the indians. >> there weren't very many indian fans in wrigley field. >> there are some there, and there's some in arizona. we are pretty overloaded with the cubs. i was going, oh, there's another team.

>> it will be unseasonably warm for game 4 in chicago. >> it will be nice, fantastic for the sunday night game as well. there's a slight chance of rain but some cloudiness that will hold the heat in. sunday night a 50-degree game start, down a little bit but good baseball weather. now we'll talk about halloween. a lot of people worried with the temperatures up a little bit that halloween was going to suffer for it. it's going to be a little warm. it's not take a look at it when you are ready to go, 82 degrees at 5:00. when it gets scary at 79 degrees, that's going to be 7:00. and the bag should be full by 9:00 in the evening at 76 degrees. 81 degrees right now. no wind to speak of at this hour. 79 in deer valley, 78 in surprise, in ahwatukee 81, and 77 out at apache junction. yeah, we do have some moisture around the state, some of it getting a little close to the valley here.

drying up. that was a hurricane called seymore, and most of the moisture, in fact all of it found its way into california. you can see it spreading through the country as well. a little bit of it finding its way into arizona through the day today. tonight, see, look at that stuff just kind of skimming us on the northwest side there, a little bit of something on the east side, not a lot of it sticking around, some of it heading up north. in the flagstaff area we see some so a little moisture, finding its way into the state today. that stuff will be kind of hanging around, especially in the north, if you're going to be doing some traveling. 93 degrees on the high today. and you can see the other numbers correspond to that, some a little lower. we get a 93 in glendale. we get a 92 in scottsdale, and back to 93 in chandler. other numbers that we have from

flagstaff at 76, 79 in sedona, 83 in winslow, 92 at tuscon, 72 in show low today, low and mid-90s throughout the deserts, here we go with 93 for the high, 76 for the low, 84 and 60 would be your normal high and low, there's your record high at 97, your record low at 41. here's what we are forecasting for tomorrow, very much like today, a degree or two lower, but you can see some of these temperatures pop up into the mid-90s as well, but low 90s is what we are looking for for the most part. it wil b prescott. that is our forecast. mid-90s in yuma and at gila bend. so those temperatures come up a little bit on the desert through the weekend. a little bit of moisture, finding its way into the west. we showed you that source. look at the stuff finding its way all the way up into the dakotas today, and they did get a little bit of snow but most of that stuff has moved out now. you saw a couple of three inches of snow up in the northeastern portion of the country through the day yesterday. and that has brought the

round of 50s right in there. some of the areas that are experiencing that cooler weather and some of that snow. but look at this, in omaha they get back up into the 80s along with wichita today and also in denver with 82 degrees. take a look at your overnight low at 68, 92 degrees for tomorrow. we'll see some sunshine. but the temperature comes down a little bit as we go into the weekend with those temperatures coming into the low 90s. and then on monday, we go to 85 for halloween, and that's going to hel temperatures down as well. watch your kids around water. thank you, dave. >> and when dave is out gala vanting around. >> or in rem sleep, one of the two -- >> i'm in rem sleep right now. >> you can receive your weather

in both apple and google stores. the world's largest marine reserve will cover 617,000 square miles in the ross sea area of antarctica, home to the most rare penguins and sea birds. all commercial fishing will be banned in that of next year and will last, at least it's drawn up for, 35 years. >> penguins are so cute, aren't they? >> they are. >> and they will be protected for 35 years, which is good. still ahead in the next half hour of fox 10 news at 9:00, you have heard of yoga, but what about acro yoga. >> but first, more chaos in dakota, the dakota access pipeline protesters getting

>> plus a frightening scene caught on camera in western arizona, a car barrelling toward a crowd of families vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses

you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00. with john hook and kari lake. >> it's been a year since a middle schoolteacher was hit by a car, badly hurt. the driver took off. police are still trying to find that person. >> marine brown is still

and today she and her families, along with the police, are pleading for help to try and solve this case, andrew hasbun with the story. >> this picture was taken shortly after the hit-and-run while she was still in rehab. she's now back in the classroom but recovering has not been easy. >> things people do on a daily basis she can no longer do anymore. >> brown was crossing 124th street at saguaro drive 2015 when someone in a black car hit her and took off. the 8th grade teacher was headed to a halloween event at a nearby church. >> she can't walk normally. some days are better for her. some days are worse. >> after the crash, the driver took off. >> this didn't have to happen to her. her whole life has changed because somebody left her on the side of the road to die. >> the only information police have about the suspect's car is that it was a black four-door

>> someone left her broken body there on the side of the road to die. fortunately, she didn't die, but she's going to suffer her whole life through these injuries, and we are looking for anyone with any kind of information that might have seen a dark colored vehicle in the area. >> the 34-year-old's family is speaking out too in hopes someone comes forward. >> that person knows what they have done, and if you're listening, please come forward. it's just the right thing to >> there is a $20,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. anyone who can help should call silent witness. i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >> watch it, watch it! >> absolutely frightening video of a car speeding through a car at a halloween festival on the san carlos apache reservation in eastern arizona. more than two-dozen people,

the car came through. two children were hurt. the man who took the video said it was a very close call for him and his family. >> after the crowd separated, we seen the silver vehicle come straight to us. just in time, i pulled my brother-in-law out the way, and i pushed my niece and nephew out the missed us by a couple of inches. >> police caught the driver, upshaw, about a mile away. she is facing serious charges, including dui. maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio pleads not guilty to criminal charges in his contempt of court case. the u.s. department of justice is prosecuting him after he was found guilty of civil contempt over the summer.

judge's order to stop immigration patrols in a racial profiling case. he's been charged with a misdemeanor and now faces up to six months in jail. but he would not be barred from office. >> those protesting the dakota access pipeline being built in north dakota say they will continue that fight despite being kicked off the property. >> -- three months, waiting for this day. >> this comes a hundreds of protesters clashed with police at the site where the pipeline is being built. this has been particularly contentious there. authorities say one woman even fired three shots at officers. no one hurt, but officials are worried about potential for more violence. >> death threats out there for law enforcement for just simply doing our job, many of them posing in pictures holding automatic rifles, suggesting that they are going to come to standing rock, come to this

us, and we need to take those threats seriously. >> more than 400 protesters have been arrested in recent months. the protesters say the pipeline will ruin ancient sites and could pollute the water in the area, while supporters say it will bring much needed economic activity and an economic boom. the standing rock sioux tribe now asking justice to step in. a new health watch find that will make even the pickiest of eaters want to eat more brock l -- broccoli. when tested on mice, it had a powerful impact on -- >> the things we do to mice. >> now we are feeding them

amazing. >> if broccoli doesn't top the list of your favorite foods, the same compound is also found in cucumbers. i'm not a fan of those either. cabbage, and ed >> millions of people practice yoga every day. >> kristy siefkin tries out something >> don't have to touch the foot. doesn't quite touch. that's okay. >> these students are warming up on the groaned for a workout they will do up in the air. >> come on into bird, nice, and let's do some squats. >> they are practicingacro yoga, acrobatics, yoga, and flying in pairs. >> you can expect to get a good

a lot and meet a lot of people. >> patrick reiner is the owner ofacro -- >> people have a lot of breakthroughs here as well, where they are afraid to be upside down, or, you know, they have never done this and they are 30 years old. they have never even done a hand stand, like, how do i approach this? it's so >> in most teams, the larger person acts as base, and the smaller person is a flier. the person uses strength, balance, and coordination to move into different poses, many of them similar to studio yoga, like star pose and boat pose. >> really push that leg and then get the other one up. >> you might imagine in the first class you'd be on the

but within 15 minutes, patrick promises to have you up in the air. >> this couple trains at parks, pools, and often in front of their friends. >> at first, they thought it was a little crazy, but then it was like oh that's just the thing that they do. >> high on the narrow devil's bridge in arizona -- these students are also married. they have been training for about a >> tuck your chin in a little bit, and then squeeze the heels. yep. >> the couple started acro yoga after olga was injured horseback riding. >> you don't have to be fully healed from injuries, and you can still do cirque du oleil type stuff and feel good doing it. >> i tried it even though i had a tweaked back. he flied me through the

therapeutics or flying thai massage, using a technique that's even used to treat scoliosis. >> this is like a side bend here. so when you are in this, a really focus on breathing into these ribs. expand all of the ribs. okay. i'm going to spin you for a second. >> it's easy for me. it's a lot of work for you. >> yeah. and then see in here, you can do a lot of >> while some here fly for fun and others fly for fitness, all return for the sense of community. a place where someone will always hold you up and help you stretch in every way possible. >> you see these things, and you think, oh, i could never do this, and then a day later you do it, and it just blows your mind, and in a way i think it also encourages the concept that you can really do anything if you just put yourself out there and give it a try.

to learn more about acro yoga, we have to a link to acro body in phoenix on our website, fox10phoenix.com. i don't think kristy has come down yet. >> she looks like she belongs there, right in the groove. tremendous. coming up after the break, she's been teaching kids about fire and water safety for years. but somebody ripped off his equipment that he uses to teach those important lessons. what now, still >> and it's finally the weekend. it has arrived. dave is back with a look at your wake up weather for your saturday morning, and what's on

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >> dial 911, if you please, say it. >> for the past 25 years, retired firefighter bill scott has used music to teach water and fire safety to kids, but the equipment that he uses to teach those lessons was stolen. on saturday night, a trailer broken into, also in the trailer, a trumpet that belonged to his father that also belonged to the national guard. >> oh, my trumpet, that's when

it gave me an upset stomach. even now i'm still upset. >> that is so awful. >> the stolen equipment is said to be worth between $10,015,000. -- $10,000 and $15,000. that is tough. forget about self-driving cars, what about a self-flying car? uber releasing its vision of the future, image sailing over to its plans, you would even be able to call for a flying car using an app like uber. i don't know how you do air traffic control on this. are you on the honor system? i don't know. >> do you trust other people to be flying near you. >> that's the thing, you have got to be midair. they have got to figure this out. but pretty cool. call it a summer surge. the economy growing nearly 3% between july and september.

expected. keep in mind, the average growth over the past eight years though still below 2%, and drivers you might want to listen up. we have got another recall to tell you about, bmw pulling back over 150,000 vehicles over engine problems causing the cars to stall, the recall affecting some 5 and 6 series cars and x6 suvs. ad we know that chicago cubs fans have been waiting 71 years to see their team finally in a world series. let's hope they have been saving money for the big event. according to the website stubhub, the median price for a ticket to wrigley field around $3,000, and for game 5 on

by the way, the tickets to the 1945 series cost $7.45. but it's not that anymore, is it? that's business, i'm neil cavuto. we head into the weekend, saturday morning, around the state temperatures are a little bit warmer, 78 in lake havasu city, 43 in flagstaff, 55 in safford, and 61 in casa grande. look at those 60s showing up as far as the valley is concerned, 68 at deer 68 in apache junction, 64 in ahwatukee, and 66 in glendale. these are the highs we'll be looking at across the state. nice looking 60s, 70s, and 80s across the mountains. we will see some 90s, low 90s, mid-90s, as far as the deserts are concerned. as we look at the next couple of days here leading into the monday holiday, 92 on saturday, 91 on sunday, with a little bit of cloud cover. on monday, a little bit of cloud

halloween, 85 degrees, nighttime temperatures are going to be very nice. about 80 to start, about 76 degrees to end, and as you know some 90s through the weekend. watch your kids around water. thanks, dave. talk back time right after the break, and tonight think about this. you are getting a divorce, and you and your spouse are season ticketholders to the cubs. >> oh, man. >> you have got a ticket to the world series. what do you do with how do you figure that one out? >> do you sit with them? >> we are going to talk about it. >> voters' remorse, some people have it. you early vote, cast your ballot, and then some big bombshell news comes up. >> what would that be? >> do you take your vote back? it turns out you can in two

it's time for tonight's talkers. >> all right, time for tonight's talkers. >> and first up, after today's bombshell news about hillary clinton being investigated by the fbi, what if you voted early and might have buyer's remorse. same could go for a donald trump controversy. there are two, minnesota and wisconsin allow you to take back your vote if you change your hind. in minnesota you could do it

be next tuesday, and in wisconsin they allow you to take back and vote three separate times. you can take back your absentee ballot >> wow, that seems like a lot of work. do you go down there and say, hey, i think it's over there this that stack, do you just go through it? >> i think when you get down there the third time, you should really just think it through. >> it may be time to forge ahead and make your vote count. >> fill out the ballot sober and maybe you don't have to deal with that. it turns out requests recently. today? here in arizona you can't do that by the way. if you are cubs fans and getting a divorce, and you're cubbies season ticketholders, what do you do? this is serious. >> do you get back together? >> maybe for that week. you renew your vows, that's

well, the wife submitted a ticket for a petition for the tickets for game 4, saturday, tomorrow. the judge said he could keep the tickets for himself and the 12-year-old, but he should pay for a new ticket for his wife, a comparable ticket, and the cheapest would be three grand. so they don't have to sit together but -- >> she's in if he foots the bill. >> that is an emergency. you need to get the supreme court involved in that almost. >> right. >> hearing to figure this out. >> this is going to be bush v. gore of 2000? >> kramer versus kramer. i think you just get whatever ticket you could find at this point. >> i would fall in love all over again. >> we are done talking, but richard is not your turn to talk back. >> go to our facebook page,

around, have fun, john hook fox 10. >> have you ever had buyer's remorse on a -- go to my facebook page, kari lake fox 10. >> if my team made it to the world series, i would be like, baby, why are we fighting? come on. let's get back together, and oh, by the way, let's get to the world series. we check in on the charges. the cards doing all they can to make sure that this guy, john brown, gets to play in carolina. the details coming up right

you're watching fox 10 sports with richard saenz. >> this is not just another game for the arizona cardinals. it's a rematch of the nfc championship game as the cards go to charlotte to settle the score with the carolina panthers this sunday. it is going to be a great game. we have got great news.

play. they call him smoky, because, yeah, he'll burn you. the speedy wide-out has been battling a hurt hamstring and recently found out that he has the sickle cell trait. michaelploid -- floyd is up. >> john did good. he's, knock on wood, traveling doesn't affect him. handling them a bunch of, each guys, differently, the symptoms and what happens with it. so i have talked to a lot of people who have treated a bunch of young guys in college, and protocol worked pretty good for them. >> we came up with a plan and we know what we have to do. i have just got to take care of my body better. >> can't fly to charlotte for the big game, no problem, we

kick back, relax, watch the big game with us right here on fox 10 news. we have got three games, no, wait, four games when you count the world series. just keep it on fox 10 all weekend long, we have got you covered sports fans. here we go, world series game 3, the first world series game at wrigley field since 1985. cleveland loads the bases in the fifth with just one out. this could be trouble, not if you get a double play. there's one, there's two, plays to end the inning, and i think -- coco crisp with runners on the corner, ripped to right, that's going to leave a mark, a run scores. the runner is out at third but the damage was done, 1-0 c-town just like that. bill murray leads the 7th inning stretch, sings take me out to the ball game and he killed it. baez at the plate with two

strike number. and that's your ball game. cleveland wins it, final score, 1-0. they lead the series 2 games to 1. here's your friendly reminder, game 4, you guessed it, right here on fox 10 tomorrow. game four a big one for the cubs, can you say must win? the suns taking o thunder in o.k.c. but westbrook would not quit, amazing tonight, hits the jumper. how about booker, tough shot right here. gets it to go and we go to overtime. booker back for more in o.t. once again, taking it to the rack, the finger roll is good. booker says, hey, if it's not broke, don't fix it. get me the ball, beautiful shot

break, and he gets the shot to go in. but russell westbrook had 51 points tonight, 13 rebounds, ten assists, big bucket here, 110-111, okc has the lead. one last chance for the suns. booker has a good look but he can't get it to go, and okc wins it, 113-110, wow, what a game in oklahoma. all right. we do it again at 10:00, much more on the cardinals, suns, and yes, the world series. but t right now it's back to the news crew. fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. this is a fox 10 news alert. >> and thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. we begin with a fox 10 news alert along 7th street right above the i-10. now, this was a huge mess tonight for a lot of people. thousands of drivers stuck in this. you may be one of them. we are happy to report now i-10

directions but this was the scene just over an hour ago. take a look at the backup that it caused, people stuck for miles, actually caused problems on the 51 and 17 as well, after a.d.o.t. closed both directions of the i-10 heading in and out of the park deck tunnel, backup stretching, you may see slowing in that area. be aware if you're traveling in the area phoenix's first female chief sworn in after former police chief joseph yahner has retired. more on this new police chief, and danielle, she is no stranger to phoenix. >> that's absolutely right, marc. she actually spent more than 20 years with the phoenix police department before going to her previous job that she is now coming from. but as you mentioned, there were hundreds of people at the