high drive into right, back at the wall, this game is tied! bryant, save! here comes a run to the plate! 2-1, cleveland! high, drive into right, at the wall, it is gone! kipnis, a three-run shot. the indians are now up three games to one. >> that's what it looked like and sounded like on social media tonight. welcome back to our set outside of the center field gate at wrigley field. well, one of our favorite segments with come across is called from the vault. i'm told it is the best one yet.

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you just watched game thanks for joining us. hope you enjoyed game 4 of the world series. i know you didn't. but -- >> i did my best, yes. >> some people did. thanks for joining us. i'm linda williams. >> we're in the midst of the world series, the arizona diamondbacks, are they getting closer and closer to hiring a new manager? >> fox 10 sports director jude it. he joins us live with more. jude? >> the diamondbacks search for new manager taking another step forward. i can confirm kansas city royals bench coach played his college basketball at arizona state. interviewed over the last couple of days. the interview was very strong. i still think it's safe to say boston red sox bench coach tory low velo is a strong candidate. aaa manager.

the d-backs offseason, paul goldschmidt and wife amy set to go boling november 10th with the hope of stepping up for kids in the fight against cancer. >> you know, we've put a lot of time into this and we want to make it a great event. so to do something thal hoped make a big impact and raise a lot of awareness and hopefully a lot of money, to do that with somebody and spend a lot more time with him. it gave us an excuse to get together and have some lunch meetings and a strong passion of both of ours, especially now having a kid, i think it means even more to us now. so it's definitely a lot of fun. >> i hope we'll have fun and raise awareness for the needs at phoenix children's hospital. you see the hospital there and it's nice but you don't realized they're getting overcrowded and they need this new cancer center. so whether people donate, you know, to this event or other

neighbors may be over there. definitely everyone in arizona knows a kid going through something really rough over there. so hopefully they'll be inspired to, you know, donate whether it's money or their time or just help out their neighbors or friends. >> back to the d-backs. don't be surprised if you hear arizona's attempt to move their top starter and top middle infielder as we get ready for the offseason in the hot stove league. as we look ahead to an active season, on to the world series. lur is one of the most respected managers in the game. but did you know joe remains closely connected to his hometown of hazelton, pennsylvania, with a project that assists economically disadvantaged youth and adults. i talked with joe earlier this season. the hayesleton integration project, you stayed connected. what inspired that and give us the mechanics of why. >> the inspiration was i was

i was really upset. i'm leaving and my wife jan and i are flying home and i couldn't get over how awful i thought our town looked. it was dark. the people are afraid of each other, which i never experienced. it was a tightly-knit opportunity and nobody was having any fun. so we're on the plane. i said i got to do something. so when i got back i called my cousin elaine and bob curry. and we talked about what can be done. we started out with a thought my wife actually named it the hazelton integration project. and then eventually we got the% community center, yogi and zim were in the first banquet. raised some dough. we're partnering with the ripken foundation, giant food markets, amazon, cargo meat packing. temple university, penn state university. there's a lot going on back there. and now i'm trying to do all kinds of creative things to raise money to keep the doors open. >> and speaking of temple

cardinals fan here. >> yeah. >> what's the genesis of that. >> once he became a cardinals, we became buddies. so mark dalton was telling me about how he thought we were similar kind of people. >> york, pennsylvania. >> i love bruce of work york. i can't brief there's any more speeches with that on it. that makes no sense. so i've had a chance to visit with him a couple times. we're always busy. i just wanted this one night to hang out. missed it during spring training. but i watch every game. not been to the new yard yet but i watch every game, directv, when it's in in tampa or my rv. live and die by it. and coach pratt is going to be here tomorrow night. steve keim, texted me, wanted me to come to the draft meeting today. >> you're in. you're in, man. >> i'm connected. >> are you a quarterback or something? >> i'm 603. charlie johnson was the quarterback. i can remember all those dudes.

season tickholder at asu. -- when low max was there. he got bad for a thought and i him back, but eventually hering- showed up. >> hazelton, pride of hazel the, joe, thanks for sharing mem briggs. and -- memories. and i know how proud they are out this. >> you get it. you've been there. you know what it feels like and i appreciate the opportunity to talk about the project. >> thanks for the time. pretty cool connected back to his hometown of hazelton and lafayette college where he played college. the cubs down three games to one to cleveland. the coyotes finally back in town after a long road trip. we'll check in on their night against the colorado avalanche. and we will be back in sports, guys. >> all right. a very busy saturday in october. thank you, jude. a new toxicology report reveals that miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez had

system at the time of his death. the two-time all-star died along with two friends when a boat crashed into a jetty last month and the report said that fernandez had nearly twice the legal blood-alcohol content level. baseball commissioner rob manford said the toxicology report wasn't official. he refused to comment before the world series. you decide if republican presidential nominee donald trump makes his stop in arizona today. he spoke to a large and raucous crowd at the phoenix convention center downtown. a lot of people holding signs saying, make america great again, and, women for trump. the republican nominee addressed a number of issues, including border security. he talked about repealing obamacare. he talked about those rising premium costs that many arizonans are now facing.

rival hillary clinton over the f.b.i.'s latest reinvestigation into emails that were discovered when they were looking at anthony weiner. he was accused of texting a teenage girl. those emails may pertain to clinton's use of a private server. >> as you've heard, it was just announced yesterday that the f.b.i. is re-opening their investigation into the criminal conduct and the illegal conduct of hillary clinton. this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. and it's everybody's deepest hope that justice at last will be beautifully delivered. >> now, several republicans spoke before donald trump took the stage, including the chairman of the arizona republican party.

brewer, and maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio. >> i'm not going to get into the illegal immigration, but i'll tell you the vision. he had a vision on the illegal immigration problem, the drug problem, the terrorism problem. he's been speaking out. i think even the hillary problem that's coming up now. he -- he talked about that couple years so he's amazing. >> how refreshing it will be to stand next to mr. trump and be able to say, thank you, mr. president, for defending our country. and most importantly, thank you, mr. president, for securing our border and what, build the wall. >> also speaking in support of trump, the father of calem

humanitarian aid worker from prescott held captive and killed by isis in syria. >> we truly feel we had many opportunities to save kayla as evidenced in our many emails with the hostage takers. in our desperate efforts to save our daughter, we pleaded with the administration to let us do what was needed, but they refused. and blocked us from doing what we needed to do many times. it's time for a >> now, if you want to watch the entire trump rally online, you can head to our youtube channel. you'll also find the video posted on our facebook page. and protestors also aligned the streets outside of the convention center as donald trump gave his speech inside. and while it was fewer than what we normally would see, trump and anti-trump protestors took stood with signs, t-shirts, and some even in full costumes, no doubt about it.

some trump supporters said that they came out with hopes to rationalize with those who oppose the gop nominee. >> oh, there -- mostly they tried asking questions about why do you feel the way you do about trump and i'm just not gonna engage with them. >> i just want to rationalize with them and try and get on the -- trying to get on an equal level as a human being. there's a lot of racism talk and i have black people in my come to a human level with people. >> few arguments broke out between the protestors and police outnumbered them and kept things relatively peaceful. let's head to the other side of the aisle. hillary clinton in miami tonight trying to rally support in an outdoor concert that featured jennifer lopez and marc anthony. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next and first female president of the united states,

? >> hillary clinton will be making a campaign stop here in the valley next wednesday. the time and location of her event have yet to be announced. still ahead here on the news, the zombie walk rises from the dead in downtown phoenix. >> oh, goodie. >> this was going on, too. a look at the costumed characters making their through the city streets, coming

vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. ed 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 on his personal agenda. arpaio talks tough,

is a. the zombie walk is back from the dead this year thanks to the arizona hemophilia association. blood-thirsty zombies started their one-mile walk at dusk today. this is through downtown phoenix. thousands of people attended this event. it started near 4th street and jackson. people say they're happy that the zombie event is back. they're hoping that it continues

>> last year i believe we had 10 or 12,000. hopefully it will still keep going. but it's been a while. people love it. because we thought we were going to cancel it and we got a lod of feedback. so we had to have it, so here we are. >> what did you use for blood? >> we iced -- >> we used chocolate syrup and we had red dye. >> and we put -- >> is it delicious? >> yes. >> yes! >> see norm kids get involved in the zombie walk, but clearly they had a blast. proceeds went to the arizona hemophilia association which helps people appropriately enough with bleeding disorders. >> makes a lot of sense. >> yep. a nicu nurse at one north carolina hospital giving parents of preemies a reason to smile this halloween. after working long shifts, nurse

tiny costumes for her patients. this year she did it super -- knitted superhero costumes and took pictures to show their parents. >> when we can finally put those clothes on them and they look like a real baby is what we say. they look like a real baby now. and i think that sometimes the hats and the stuff that we do for them helps do that, too. it makes it more real for the parents. >> nicu nurses are the best people in the world, no doubt about it. >> absolutely. are you married to one? >> no, but i've experienced it a nurse for 10 years. and hopes to continue making these outfits for the babies. >> well done. for some people, halloween is all about the costumes. but for others, it's all about those scary movies. >> for everyone, no one is going to argue, it's all about the candy. fox's adam housley cut up with some hollywood celebs to find out their plans this weekend. >> reporter: as theme parks,

ages get ready for halloween, we caught one some famous faces to talk about their plans. >> my halloween this year is going to be pretty low key. i used to really do it up with the pulling pranks and toilet papering houses, but i think once you kind of pass into the 30s, it's nice to stay home and see the kids come and talk to them about their halloween costumes. >> just trick or treat. i'm dress up as something funny. go to a couple of parties with my friends. >> it's one of those few times where as an adult you feel okay about and going out and being wild. so i'm looking forward to that. >> reporter: tyler perry knows a lot about costumes when it comes to dressing up for halloween, he would prefer to go as himself. [yelling] >> because i rarely show up to parties, so they would think it's a ghost or something anyway. >> that was disgusting. >> john got creative one year. >> i got a little lazy and i pulled out an old blaze of glory costume. it was that kind of -- the third act where i'm wearing this

>> let's get it started. >> "the real" are ready. >> i'm obsessed with "the walking dead" and i thought it would be cool to be zombies and thank you for letting me live out my dreams. >> yes. >> and we've never been shom byes before. >> never. >> reporter: when it comes to their favorite candy. it's all about reeses', m & ms, twizzlers, all of it. i love all of it. >> best is candy corn. and i'll fight anybody who different. >> trick-or-treat. >> reporter: adam housley, fox news. >> i got to weigh in. i like the candy corn but i like the kind that's -- it's got chocolate in it. >> i like the pumpkins. >> the layer of chocolate. >> the pumpkins in the candy corn. that's the extra prize. >> all right. now that you know our preferences, let's talk about halloween. how warm is it going to be? we don't think you're going to need a sweater. >> no, we're going to talk about what the weather is going to be like for trick-or-treaters come

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.

ople to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. all we did was discuss candy during the break, because we didn't walk weather. and i like this and if you see that - greens. pick me up. >> kit cats are my vote. >> the pumpkin candy conference. you get a whole handful and then there's the pumpkin and it's like, yes. extra. >> it's mine, matt. it's not yours. it's mine if i see it first. >> share a little bit. >> it's a quick hit of sugar. and little kits kids at heart. nice and clear out there tonight. but we are going to see an increasing clouds as one of several storm systems move in. we're not going to see stormy weather with this, but it is

we look off the coastline, you'll see some of that activity throughout the pacific northwest. a steady stream of cloud cover through california, utah, and nevada. even with this low off the coastline, it's a different story for us. this area of high pressure throughout the south bringing very warm weather as this low moves in inland, we're going to see a little bit cooling. at least getting the numbers back into the 80s where they belong. numbers are 69 in page. 62 for prescott. 84 for lake havasu. and yuma 66 for nogales and 67 globe. in the valley we're cooling down nicely. 77 surprises. 76 in fountain hills. a couple degrees into apache function. a new record set today as we topped out at 96 degrees. normal for today is 83. so well above that seasonal norm. and although we're going to get cooler, we're still going to see warm temperatures. you probably don't need the sweater for the kids. if you're going out on the

getting into dinnertime, mimid 80s. overnight hours into the 70s. quick look at the national picture. plenty of rain through the pacific northwest. we set a record for the month of october with over nine inches of rain in seattle. snow through parts of the sierra. but the rest of the south, it is very warm. and it's part of that dome of high pressure i mentioned earlier. so numbers in the 80s in places like texas, all the way into tennessee and also through parts of mississippi. for lake havasu. 61 into kingman, 43 st. johns. 39 for flagstaff. then tomorrow 93 degrees expected for casa grande. 80 for sedona. 81 winslow and 89 degrees for safford. tonight a little bit of cloud cover out there as we see one of those systems brushing to the north of us. nussments continue to be -- numbers continue to be above average tomorrow. we get a break. temperatures cooling down into

workweek. the injury-riddled asu sun devils do their best to try to run with the ducks. the coyotes hosting colorado. we'll take you to hockey night in glendale, temperatures -- co.

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injuries along the offensive line. keith as to thards on defense out due to injury and the sun devils are on their third-string quarterback. at oregon earlier this afternoon. asu trying to rally of 33-22. and there's sterling cole. the nice throw. they tighten up on the ducks lead. 33-28. justin herbert, watch the dbs collide here. he goes 53 yards. ducks not very good defensively. but points. back on top, they're 40-28. watch again. a break for asu. marcus ball is going to come up with the recovery and the sun devils playing with some effort, playing with some heart, trying to make it competitive. they've had a tough time with their pac-12 conference scheduling. an opportunity to score out of the sparky or wildcat if you will. billage to a wide open cody cole. here comes asu down 40-35.

offense. watch this play by tony brooks james. the spin move. the sprinter up there at the oregon track team. 58 yards. oregon wins 54-35. asu drops to 2-4 in the conference, 5-4 on the season. max domi and the coyotes back in town. losses to ottawa, montreal. colorado power play, nathan mckinnon with the shot. burk with the rebound beating deming. and the avalanche with a 2-1 lead. later in that third period, break away. 3-2 the final. so the coyotes off to a rough start. they are 2-6-0 on the young season. nfl sunday, washington at the bengals, cardinals, panthers, 10:00 a.m. then the world series continues at wrigley field. i can just tell you this. my buddies back in tweetie's bar

trump force one for the se they call it trump force 1 and for the seventh time, it brings donald trump to arizona to rally his supporters today. the republican presidential nominee's 757 landing at sky harbor airport before 3:00 this afternoon. trump held the rally at the phoenix convention center downtown. >> trump's repeated visits, a sign of just how tight this race has become against

that he will make arizona big. steve krafft was there. >> reporter: donald trump returned to the rally to deliver a blistering attack on hillary clinton. the chance of usa -- the chants of usa and the strains of proud to be an american, donald trump appeared at the phoenix convention center. he started with an attack on obamacare. >> we're going to show him on november 8th. , the american voter has had ha. they've had it. hillary cl down on obamacare, making it ann more expensive. in fact, much more expensive than it is right now. [crowd noise] >> reporter: then he turned to hillary and more emails the f.b.i. says it is reviewing. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate and it is everybody's deepest hope that

[crowd noise] >> hillary has nobody but herself to blame. >> reporter: mr. trump returned to a familiar theme. the system is rigged. >> this is what i mean when i say that our system is rigged. our system is rigged, folks. and be careful with your votes. be careful with your votes and watch your votes. a vote for hillary is a vote to surrender our government t cronyism that threatens the survival of our constitution itself. >> reporter: hillary clinton is returning to the valley next wednesday. expect her to deliver a blistering attack, target donald trump. in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 news. and trump is not done with the campaign trail just yet. he left the valley immediately following the phoenix event for a rally that's in las vegas tomorrow morning.

just about every single donald trump rally -- protestors. >> and today's rally in phoenix no different. stefanie was in the middle of it all. >> reporter: this is a much smaller crowd. everyone out there outside of the convention center before donald trump's spoke had a very big strong opinion to make. the usual bizarre depictions of political as donald trump makes an appearance in phoenix. and the usual crowd of anti-trump and trump supporters protested outside. >> lock her up. >> reporter: the crowd only this time a bit smaller. but still each one a strong opinion. >> i don't think we need a monarch. i think we need a country that's united again. >> there's a left and a right issues, right? and a lot of them has to do with big tie ran cal government --

election, they said they felt something different, something electric. >> donald trump. and the crowd. the enthusiasm is -- is uncomparable to hillarys. >> reporter: enthusiasm in fact may be an understate for the massive crowd that turned out. >> we have someone who's at the rally. what does he hit on -- >> he hits on some issues that are very important, such as border, the safety of the borders, the corruption of the -- the -- the what? >> government. >> the government. >> thank you. >> reporter: what is it that he says that really gets you going? >> i think it's just the fact that he just speaks what he feels. what he believes in. >> reporter: yeah, certainly a very electrifying crowd out there to support donald trump today at the convention center. as steve said, hillary does come to the valley on wednesday and

the trump rally today said they'll be out protesting again. fox 10 news. >> thank you very much. a lot of local political power today at the rally. in support of donald trump. and many of them talking about the f.b.i.'s announcement that it's renewing the investigation into hillary clinton's emails. >> think of this as the email stuff that's come out in the last day or two -- >> very interesting. i was a top federal know. and all over the world. so i know how to system works -- how the system works. in fact, i was around when watergate -- so it was really interesting on a politics in washington. >> aero was one of the speaker -- arpaio was one of the speakers along with former governor jan brewer. he can't allies are saying the f.b.i. announcement plays

the democrat nominee is now demanding the bureau release the information it has immediately. fox news reporter jennifer griffin reports from a clinton campaign event in miami. jiem. >> i'm sure that some of you may have heard about a letter that the f.b.i. director sent out yesterday. [crowd noise] >> well, if you're like me, you probably have a few questions about it. >> reporter: blind sided by the days left until the election, the crowd of supporters at the canc -- can advancing event -- canvassing event booed when she mentioned james comey. >> it's pretty strength to put something like that with such little information right before an election. [crowd noise] >> in fact, it's not just strange. it's unprecedented, and it is

voters deserve to get full and complete facts. and so we've called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. >> reporter: clinton, whose momentum was pointing towards an election night win, warned her supporters of complacency. >> like any campaign, there have been ups and downs and ups and downs, but i got to tell you, i feel so motivated, so excited, so r call with reporters, clinton's campaign chairman demanded answers from comey. >> director comey was the one who wrote a letter that was late on facts, heavy on inu windo -- innuendo knowing what folks in congress would do with it. he owes the public answers to the questions that are now on the table. >> reporter: huma abedin was not traveling with clinton on her campaign plane today but aides

her. vice president joe biden reacted to the news that the new investigation was the result of abe dean's husband -- abedin's husband. >> oh, god. anthony weiner. i should not comment. i'm not a big fan. and i wasn't before he got in trouble. so i shouldn't comment. >> reporter: we learned four democratic heads of the intelligent comeses on capitol hll sent a letter comey demanding more answers. jennifer griffin, fox news. >> hillary clinton was at that event in florida but it's not the only star power backing clinton these days. singer usher appeared with the mayor of atlanta today in his hometown urging voters to cast their ballots for hillary. >> i think that she is the best candidate for the position of this presidency. but i think it's equally as important for us to understand

to continue to make those seats as important as well. >> usher then walked down to a local polling place in order to cast his ballot. and clinton will be making a stop here in arizona next week. she'll be in phoenix coming up next wednesday, november 2, for an early vote rally. and the campaign has not released any of the information in terms of the location, but the website does show a 2:00 p.m. start time. you can rsvp at hillary clinton.com. it's tha t when ghouls and goblins are out and about and they were wandering the valley streets for the zombie walk. >> let's go! [yelling] >> well, this is true life horror here. frightening moments on board an american airlines flight. yeah, that is fire you see. we have video of the plane full of passengers getting off as quickly as they can after it caught fire.

death of marlins pitcher jose fernandez. and the huskies pushed the limit today at utah. nebraska,/wisconsin go to overteam. college football -- overtime. college football leading the

a talk about a frightening ordeal for passengers and crew aboard this american airlines flight as it left chicago yesterday. an engine exploded on that plane and in the panic to get off the burning plane, 21 people were injured, none seriously. >> amazing that no seriously hurt. fox news reporter brian yenis has more on this story. >> reporter: american airlines flight 383 carrying 170 people, crew, and a dog was taking off on the runway in chicago o'haver yesterday afternoon when suddenly the right engine bloop. a massive fireball erupting. luckily pilots aborted the take off already lifting off to miami. the fire melting part of the right wing, cracking and melting passenger windows.

767 experienced a rare uncontained engine failure, interviewing engine parts into the air a. passenger on board recording as they evacuated the plane on the emergency chutes. [yelling] >> we can't go! [yelling] >> holy [bleep]. >> oh, my foot. oh. oh. oh my god. >> the 767 was loaded with 43,000 pounds of fuel and it was leaking. 20 passengers and a flight attendant experienced minor injuries as they slid down those emergency chutes. passengers hurrying away from the aircraft. of course, fearful of the potential explosion. >> i was seated in the middle action of the plane. we started to take off.

right -- seemed like the right side engine blew. big ball of fire. everybody was so professional. the pilot stopped the plane perfect. and we all started exiting. it was kind of a coordinated chaos but it was unbelievable how we got off that plane. >> reporter: in a separate incident at fort lauderdale airport, a fedex plane caught while landing. officials say the left landing gear collapsed causing the left wing and fire. both pilots escaped without injury. the national transportation safety board is now investigating. both airplane incidents. in new york, brian yenis, fox news. also tonight, toxicology reports show that miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez had both cocaine and alcohol in his system when his boat crashed into a miami beach jetty. the cause of death was listed as boat crash by the miami-dade

fernandez and his two friends killed by blunt force trauma in the crash off the coast of south beach. the trio was seen at a bar shortly before that crash. a receipt for alcohol purchased at the bar was found in one of their pockets. members of opec and six other oil producing countries today discussed methods for driving up the cost of oil by limiting output. one of the options, individual members would cut back on barrels they sell, something they have refused to do for years now.% another possibility would be for saudi arabia to be the only nation to reduce oil production. a statement released after the meeting said, the representatives expressed concerns about a persistient overfly of crude -- persistent oversupply of crude. a nice warm day today. we'll see how warm it got when we come back.

this year's fantasy fest and this year's fantasy fest and masquerade march in key west is all about the 2016 presidential election. what, was is there to mock in this year's election cycle n. nothing. >> i don't know. >> it's been boring. >> yes. ridiculous exaggerations of hillary clinton and trupsz -- donald trump with people dressed up in secret emails and universities. >> this is -- >> others dressed up as walls and immigrants trying to break through them. some revelers even proposed alternative parties to the democrats and republicans, like the cocktail party! >> there you go. >> where can we sign up for that? >> i'm a fan of that. >> fantasy fest ends tomorrow. gorgeous saturday out

there, but on the warm side again. if you're tired of this weather, a lot of people are joining knew that camp. and we're going to see cooler temperatures. we've got a couple more days of the warm numbers. we are in the 90s. pretty clear conditions. not the case, though, to the west and to the north of us. actually looks like we've dropped down to 80 at this hour. there's a low pressure system just off the coastline, bringing plenty of rain to the pacific northwest. we're talking about nine inches of rain for seattle alone. that's a new record for the month of october. but it's a different picture for us. cloud cover through southern nevada and into utah. this area of low pressure is going to affect our forecast. but in the meantime, we're dealing with this very warm dome of air. over texas. this low as it skirts northern arizona is going to cool us down a little bit. we're not going to see fall-like temperatures. in terms of the cooler temps, places like window rock, you're in the 40s. 46 in the grand canyon. prescott in the upper 50s.

67 for douglas. the numbers starting to drop below 80 degrees. chandler at 79. mid 70s for florence and buckeye. 77 surprise. and 78 degrees into apache junction. today a brand-new record set. so if it felt really hot out there, it wasn't just you. we hit 96 for the afternoon high. we should be in the low 80s as we continue this trend. the old record in 2007 was a degree cooler. halloween just around the your little trick-or-treaters probably aren't going to need a jacket. it's going to be on the warm side. around 5:00, still going to be in the upper 80s. a little bit cooler around 7:00, 85 degrees. and then by 9:00, we'll be dropping down to about 80, if not some upper 70s in other places across the valley. as we look at the pacific northwest, you'll notice the rain. and in california snow throughout the sierra. warm temperatures, though, as we move inland. certainly into the midwest and throughout the south. 80s in many locations across

that jet stream is just riding far too north to the cool us down. the temperatures will be pleasant overnight. 58 for globe. low 40s into saint johns. 69 for bullhead city. 70 for yuma. 52 for nogals. page at 56 and for tomorrow, barely seeing any of the red in our koon tour. that's -- contour. that's good news. 75 prescott. 72 for payson. 75 degrees for window rock. cover out there. numbers will remain above average. even with those clouds. at least they're going to block some of the sunshine. keep us from warming up too, too much. so we'll look at mid 90s for tomorrow as we make our way into your halloween holiday. as we saw earlier, upper 80s expected for the afternoon high. then a little bit cooler as that cold front moves through. we get to enjoy the cooler air on the backside of that system. that brings us into the mid 80s, which still may end up being slightry above

but much better than what we've been seeing. >> 80s more seasonal. >> head up north if you can't take it. look overnight grand canyon, 47 degrees. take your jackets. escape. camp overnight in the bottom of the grand canyon. it will be great. >> i'm glad you brought that up. >> that's my travel advice for tonight. >> we appreciate it. ? [cheering] jump the gun let's watch the flash mob do their thing. halloween is in full swing in berlin. yes, berlin. these zombies are on the prowl. people taking part in the city's annual zombie walk. breaking out into a flash mob there. can you dance like that? >> no. >> hesitation isn't good. >> i have to check it out. do i want to dance like that? no. >> they're dancing in makeup and paint to resemble blood and painful cuts and bruises.

effort to get that. >> i'll just stake -- take your standard zombie walk. i don't need a flash mob. >> just a walk. >> we could have joined in. >> the undead took over the streets of phoenix for a few frightening moments as well. >> we sent our marcie -- hi, marcie. >> there you are! >> matt, you will learn this. >> this is tough for you, huh? >> i do. this was very it almost scared the life out of me. thousands of people come down to downtown phoenix. this has been going on for many years, but don't take my word for it. take theirs. >> who's ready for a zombie walk? [yelling] >> you can do it! >> we moved to arizona and this was what happened. the heat. the heat did this to us.