golden state wins 106-100 the final. golden state over the suns. when we return tonight on sports night, max starks will break down what happened along the offensive line and what happened on that first touchdown for carolina. plus richard saenz in charlotte with jj nelson. he will talk with tony jefferson, more on the world series and the suns. see you on you on sports night d right now more news on fox 10. thank you for joining us for this special edition of "fox 10 news." terrifying situation for a valley neighborhood after a suspicious device is found there. >> an apartment complex and several government buildings in scottsdale had to be evacuated for hours of courtney griffin was there and she has more. >> the police officer knock on my door and i could tell it was

extensiveness. >> several people along 75 street and miller in scottsdale were evacuated after police found a lone vehicle parked in a scottsdale city court parking lot with a suspicious materials. >> scottsdale p.d. dog was called out to the scene. >> the sergeant says after the dog suspicions ash robot was also called to the scene. >> dps bomb squad responded and assisting us. >> jerry burgess says he has ten minutes t and get out. >> we have problems like any neighborhood, but nothing ever happened. >> residents were told to head to the catholic church across the street while police continued their investigation. >> kind of scary. first thing i thought of was i was wondering if something to do with the election thing or over at city hall. >> courtney griffin, "fox 10 news." some anxious hours there and luckily that vehicle is now cleared and people were let back into their homes. police say the vehicle was an

residual scents that triggers the police canine unit. part of sky harbor also shut down today while police investigated a suspicious item. take a look at these pictures from fox 10 viewers. officers say what they were inspecting was an unattended item on a roadway just outside terminal 3. everything has been re-opened tonight but officers haven't said what that unattended item turned out to >> in avondale, three families in need of a place to stay after three mobile homes went up in flames. the red cross on scene near highway 85 and main street and crews say that 15 people were affected by the fire. they are still assessing the extent of the damage and they will be helping those families find a place to stay. no word on what started that fire. authorities arrest two people in prescott on drug charges today. the detectives searched the

o'connor. they found drugs in their homes. deputies arrested them for selling heroin and meth. detectives searched another home and are looking for 26-year-old john mendez. if you have any information on his whereabouts, you asked to call the yavapai county sheriff's office. now you seen these before. take a look. the cameras. if you drive 23459 east valley you may notice some more photo radar cameras that are being reactivated this week. the three where the cameras are turned on are arizona avenue and warner avenue. arizona and ocktal you road and a new camera set up at dobson road and ray roads. the camera will be looking out for speeding and for red light violations. they will be operational on tuesday. it was an intense game five of the world series. the chicago cubs trying to stay alive. makes me want to sing with hopes

championship drought. >> they did stay alive. it's been a roller coaster ride for some cubby fans. marcy jones went to a cub's bar to watch with some cub fans tonight. >> at don and charlie's in scottsdale the cubs have never been the loveable losers. the most amazing team you see everything on their walls has to do with the windy city and even though they can't be at wrigley tonight, they say this is the best place in the valley. some their entire life to watch them play in the world series. >> born in 1945, which was the year that the last chance really that the cubs had to win a world series and they didn't. so i have been waiting around 71 years. >> for such a special event, there is only one place in the valley that truly feels like home for chicago fans. don and charlie's. don tells us he wouldn't have it any other wrai.

ten i could take the bus to the el and take the el to addison avenue and get off it and have a buck for the whole day and spend it and watch a double-header and watch the cub. >> it's hard to find a spot on the wall that's not covered in chicago memorabilia. but it's not just stuff. it's a lifetime of memories. >> 99% of what we have on the walls is -- are things i've gotten just at a ballpark or, you know and i save magazine there is a story. >> don says he has never called them loveable losers because for him the cubs won his heart a long time ago. like a marriage, it was for good times and bad. >> so few people there that when the cubs would mount the rally, you could take the wooden seats that were next to you and that's how you would start the rally because there was nobody sitting next to you. >> if you aren't a big baseball fan, don't worry. they have a lot of other things to offer like the amazing

jokingly told me he has to pay for two more weddings. in scottsdale, marcy jones, "fox 10 news." i'm a memorial service held today in honor of an arizona icon. people paid their respects to former governor rose mofford. we will show you how. and how did the nfl miss what appeared to be a blown call? an incompleed forward pass. we will get into that and explain it with our nfl analyst. he will tell you and set up what line. plus we will look at carolina's domination again through the eyes of jj nelson and tony jefferson. richard saenz traveling with the cardinals. sports night on the way in about

today for former today for service held a memorial today for former today for a memorial service held today for a former governor, rose mofford. hundreds of people including all six of arizona's living governors packed the orpheum heat toker to pay their respects. stefania okolie has that story. >> it was certainly a packed house here today at the orpheum as hundreds gathered including all of arizona's living governors to honor former governor rose mofford, a woman remembered for her distinct devotion to the people of arizona and i can tell you how she was spoken of today.

they call her arizona's rose. a true treasure of the state. a woman who made history and leaves a legacy. >> i know now as governor i'm expected to have the courage of a pioneer woman. the compassion of gandhi. the wisdom of solomon. and the energy of magic johnson. >> and rose mofford did that as she became the first female governor for the state of arizona. from that day forward, the state would change. >> and she helped us heal. >> today hundreds gathered to reflect on her life, a life defined by what she did for the people. >> you know they said she wasn't a policy wonk. she was a people wonk. >> she came into office during what was described as a turbulent and divisive time in arizona. those who watched her lead said she created unity the state has not yet seen.

to reach out to you. >> as people spoke up and recounted stories about rose. they were consistent in describing her ever lasting impact. she healed. >> she was arizona's mother. she came and healed the state at a time of great division and to see everyone come in today is a great testament to her healing power. healing power that many had faith in today even on the heals of an adrennized election where it seems our country is more divided than ever there are strong hopes in the e spirit of rose her healing nature will be fell. >> i think rose would have insisted that everybody come to the table and that's what we are hoping that when this election is over that we follow rose mfs motto and you all come to the table. >> i hope that i'm remembered as someone they could trust and that was very caring about our entire state and its people. >> certainly a phenomenal woman who will also be remembered for overcoming great barriers. there was a point in time when rose was actually fired from a

that a man would be more fit. well, she kept moving. her story ultimately reminding us about the important legs of politics. it's not about the money or personal gain or divisiveness but being truly dedicated to the people in phoenix, i'm stefania okolie, "fox 10 news." now to you decide 2016 we are nine days away from the 2016 presidential election and the candidates are stumping harder than ever. >> and the fbi's announcement it's renewing its into hillary clinton's e-mails is creating new problems for her campaign. >> those e-mails were discovered as part of an investigation into anthony weiner's sexting scandal from the devices taken from top clinton aide huma abedin and hillary clinton avoided talking about the fbi director at campaign stops in florida and tried to look ahead. >> no matter what is thrown at us we need to stay focused on our goal.

way to repudiate a negative hateful bigoted vision is by voting. >> meanwhile, donald trump was quick to bring up the growing controversy at his three rallies today. >> hillary set up an illegal server. for the obvious purpose of shielding her criminal conduct from public disclosure and exposure. she said up this illegal knowing full well that her actions put our national security at risk. to have a feeling that they found a lot of them. don't you think? we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner. >> well, just over a week until the big day. polls show the race tightening. >> and hillary clinton will make a stop in arizona this week and she will be in phoenix on wednesday. that's november 2nd and early

her website does show a 2:00 p.m. start time. if you are tired of these 90s and waiting for cooler conditions, you are in luck a great forecast ahead. we will take a look at it coming

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[ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. everyone is ready for halloween. the pressure is on and i think you delivered. great trick or treating forecast. >> it will be fantastic. nice and cool and no rain in the forecast. so we finally made it through

now. 80s in the forecast. let's take you outside and show you the relatively clear conditions outside. here is a picture of the state fair. final night tonight, last chance to get out and enjoy the funnel cake and we will see cooler weather as we get into the next few days. we will take a look at our sat-rad and notice the conditions are clear off the coastline. we do have a few areas of low pressure off the coastline in the pacific northwest. while southern california and arizona are looking pretty good, not the case for our to the north. this area of low pressure is going to help us out in terms of cooling conditions. area of high pressure is going to shift to the east. those numbers coming down a few degrees at least as we get into the next couple of days including your halloween. temperatures ash the state right now -- around the state look like, this 57 for prescott. 66 in globe. 61 for st. johns. 51 for flag. 79 if you are step out in lake havasu right now and same story for yuma.

73 buckeye. same for florence. 72 for cave creek. mid-70s for deer valley and for scottsdale. apache junction at 74. so close to tieing a record today, many of you probably happy we didn't. back in 2014 we hit 94 for the afternoon high today. 93 and it's ten degrees above the seasonal norm. we should be in the low 80s by this point in the month. halloween as we mentioned is looking great for all of the trick or treaters out there if you are headed out on the earlie will help keep us in the mid-80s. the 5:00 hour. mid--- and then by the 9:00 hour if you are out trick or treating we will see mid-70s on tap. we are seeing activity through parts of oregon, washington, northern california and nevada. rain and snow in the ciara. the real story -- sierra. and 9 real temperature is above average temperatures. take a look at these 80s across the board throughout the southeast. these numbers should easily be

and upper 60s. so well above the seasonal norm that jet stream just too far to the north to keep us cool. arizona tonight will cool down to about 67 for lake havasu. we will see 62 for casa grande and 46 for st. johns. 50 for winslow. 43 for flag. page in the upper 50s and then tomorrow we are looking at numbers from 70 in window rock to 82 for lake havasu. and 84 expected for the valley. 84 for safford as well and then sedona 74 degrees. tonight cloud cover dissipating a bit finally cooler temperatures. we are looking at mid-80s for the most part. sky harbor probably coming in at 86 degrees. as the system moves through we will continue to enjoy the cooler temperatures. low 80s and we will warm up a little bit and then another storm system toward the end of next week maybe bringing a slight chance of showers. a lot of disagreement in the computer models but we know 80s cool down and that's what you should focus on. good weather ahead. good. we were looking forward to it. i'm looking forward to it.

>> tomorrow night is halloween so we will have some tips to help keep you and your kids and so we will have some tips to help keep you and your kids and pets s hey guys. i called you all in because i just had an idea. so we will have some tips to help keep you and your kids and pets s brunch. allday, every day. brunch? that's great! where'd you get that idea? well... sweetie? you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken, and fried egg, with bacon. like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm and it's tuesday. huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. with tasty options like my brunch burger and a crispy bacon and egg chicken sandwich.

a quick trip back to it was a quick trip to earth for three astronauts. back to earth. after spending the last 115 days on station. the crew consisted of three astronauts including american kate reubens. it took them three hours to undock from the international space station and land to kazakstan. during their four month mission, the astronauts used a dna sequencer for the first time ever in space and laid out plans to install commercial space taxis. tomorrow is the big night. it's halloween and it seems like all of the adults partied this weekend. tomorrow it's trick or treating

door to door. but that could cause some anxiety for parents. there is some things to worry about. you have to check for poison candy. not to mention worry being the kids being seen by cars driving around late at night. we spoke to silent witness. they talked about what you can do to make your halloween more safe. >> consider taking a chair out to your driveway and sit out there and get to know the people who are coming up to you and you aren't giving opportunity to see what's inside your house. >> as for costumes, he advises something with bright colors or lights or they also have that reflective tape that you can put all over the place. >> makes a big difference. >> as for your pet's safety, that's another thing to keep in mind for tomorrow night. while most know not to feed your pets any candy there are other dangers in your home you should look out for. >> here we have a bowl of

we have wrappers and glow sticks which are toxic to dogs. and then we have little things that they could chew or swallow that are fun to have around swrech them on decorations but we have to keep things like this up in a place that dogs and cats return able to access them. like high, that's a good place to put it your advice to use fake candles instead of real candles. >> one final look at our trick

final look at temps, they are spectacular. upper 70s for globe and 82 lake havasu and yuma, page at 71. and tucson you will be in the upper 80s. halloween obviously tomorrow mid-80s and then cool nicely into the mid-70s for those later trick or treaters out there. then a stretch of cooler numbers

for tuesday and wednesday. and not promising we won't have 90s the next ten days but you will see we are staying close to mid-80s at least the next several days. >> i would hate for the cards to lose the way they did today and for us to be still dealing with 90s. we have to have one or the other. something good has to go our way. that was tough and let's go to jude. my psycho analyst now. >> a break or something. >> that's >> a lot of people are saying if it floats like a duck, if it's a spiral and it looks like a forward pass, it should be an incomplete pass. we will tell you what the nfl we believe will do tomorrow but let's not get ourselves -- the cardinals were outplayed. max starks will break it down. we will show you what didn't happen for the offensive line and plus richard saenz with jj nelson and tony jefferson on the

and game five cubs and cleveland. we will sort it out for you and the suns/warriors stick around. sports night late night edition

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