we'll explain. and a lot of kids are out there right now trick or treating, keeping them safe is a top priority. we'll tell you what members of law enforcement are doing this halloween. thank you for joining us tonight, parents of course out keeping a close eye on their kids as they have been doing the one thing they have been told not to do, taking candy from strangers. some of those strangers could be predators. danielle miller rode along live with operation safe treat. >> there were thousands of children out here trick or treating. right now it's pretty quiet out here. while all of these kids were trick or treating, as you mentioned, marc, the u.s. marshals service was going around knocking on sex offender's doors making sure they are complying. thousands of kids from around the valley are trick or treating, showing off costumes, cashing in on candy.

about trick or treating? >> to get free candy. >> to get candy. >> hi, cutie. >> i'm bat girl! >> you're bat girl? >> yeah. >> you are so cute. show us your costume. show the camera. >> reporter: while these kids are having fun, the u.s. marshals service is making sure they stay safe, all part of an operation called safe treat, six teams of probation officerses and u.s. marshals going around, knocking on the rik sex offenders. >> we are checking for compliance making sure they are doing what they are supposed to. individuals who are on probation have been told that they can't have their opens at their house, lights on. they can't be answering the door. they can't be contacting children, things like that. so we are going to go out and

that they are following the rules. >> reporter: and marc, tonight's operation was strictly compliance, but throughout the entire month they have been doing operations just like this. now, that was more for enforcement. that was for fugitive sex offenders as well as child predators with outstanding warrants. the good news here throughout the entire month, there were 73 arrests made and also 84 warrants that were cleared. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> the about some of the rules that the sex offenders have to follow. do they typically comply with these, or what's the rate of that? >> he was telling me that typically for the most part the sex offenders are complying with those rules. but here is the deal. these people go into the sex offenders' homes, and if any other type of illegal activity, any type of drug activity, anything like that, they will

complying. >> danielle, thank you very much for us tonight. law enforcement are also trying to keep our street safe with a multiagency dui task force. those checkpoints went up around the valley earlier this evening and will be in force throughout the night. a winslow officer who shot and killed a woman outside a shipley says the native american woman was posing a threat at the time. activists protested that shooting, saying it was excessive. chandler police tell us they have an arsonist on their hands. officers say somebody intentionally set two homes on fire over the weekend. preparations are under way

a.d.o.t. is removing more than a thousand trees, plants, and cacti, which will be stored at a nursery nearby while under construction, and then they will be transplanted. it the freeway is scheduled to be opened in 2019. a suit filed in federal court in phoenix today, it wants the g.o.p. poll watchers not to harass people. arizona's republican party says it's sending registered observers to silently watch the voting but that is legal. >> i don't think it will go anywhere. i mean, the relief they request is extreme in terms of what they would ask the court to do, to basically tell people not to do

very likely first amendment protected. >> reporter: but the democratic party says it is worried rogue actors will scare off voters. >> if you have got an early ballot in your hands that you have already received, vote it. we recommend getting it in the mail by tomorrow, november 1st. >> why? >> to make sure that it gets here by 7:00 on election day. we don't have a post-mark in arizona. it has to be in our hands by 7:00 >> maricopa county recorder helen purcell reminding voters to get early ballots in the mail. and the majority of those early votes cast before news of the fbi examining new e-mails that may be connected to the hillary clinton investigation, and tonight we are learning more about the newly discovered

warrant allowing agents to investigate. fox news correspondent catherine herridge is following the investigation. >> key search terms, and the process of sifting through anthony weiner's computer has begun. late friday, fbi investigators got a warrant to review the content. an intelligence source says the preliminary search turned up records, as well as e-mails from the clinton's serve. it seems his laptop was used to backup his estranged wife's smartphone contacts and in the process backed up all of huma abedin's e-mails, which appears to cover the time period that huma abedin was at the state department, with then secretary clinton. writing in "the washington post," former attorney general

a longstnding principal. but the house >> >> the justice department has now sent a pledging to make every resource available to expedite the review before election day. hillary clinton will be in tempe wednesday. her running mate tim kaine been in phoenix on thursday. he'll be delivering a speech entirely in spanish and he will also hold a rally in tuscon later that day. former presidential candidate mitt romney will also

we have also just confirmed that donald trump's running mate mike pence will visit the valley on wednesday as well. coming up, frightening ordeal over the weekend when a plane catches fire and getting people off of that plane as fast as possible is a must. but is the flight crew really trained to help out? and have you ever seen anything lik tortilla stuffing that really

a close call for earth. nasa says >> at 0:00 with marc martinez. well it was a close call for earth. nasa says an asteroid was detected by a new tool called scout. no word on the size of this asteroid. this plane caught fire in

getting people out of the plane during an emergency requires more flight crew training but it also comes with a price. kristy siefkin explains. >> panicked passengers struggling to exit this american airlines plane. the right engine went up in flames on friday on the chicago o'hare tarmac. >> oh, my god! >> this emergency exit delayed by passengers reaching for their bags and taking video on cell phones. andy hershman is the former director of inflight services for northwest airlines. he says that flight attendats can only do so much to force passengers to exit. >> they should have been shouting the command to leave everything. they are not going to become cops and knock bags out of people's hands. >> going by the book, all passengers should be able to deplane in an emergency in 90 seconds. but in a recent article, airline experts said it really takes

three times longer. exciting in 90 seconds only means filling one third of the seats, thereby tripling the cost of airfare. >> they have to pay for a snack, a drink, so now they are going to make us pay extra to get off the plane? i don't know. that's crazy. >> nobody should pay extra. it's not really a situation that's created by the passenger. >> even andy admits he grabbed his ipad before plane but he says you really need to resist the urge to grab and get off the plane because it's your life that's on the line. attention, local beer lovers, phoenix is one of the country's top up and coming home brew destinaions. phoenix ranked so high based on economic impact, proximity to

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fox 10 news is back. a 62-year-old drug smuggler gets creative. border agents say he tried to bring meth packed in hollowed out tortillas. you see the pictures there. a man was walking into nogales, arizona, when a canine smelled more than the tortillas he was carrying. agents seize the drugs and turned the man over to i.c.e. mcdonald's agreed to pay $3.5 million in a federal lawsuit alleging that workers were cheated out of overtime. the lawsuit came out of a san francisco mcdonald's franchise. mcdonald's says they reached that settlement to avoid

children with autism are on the market and they are finalists for a prestigious award. those apps are called speak all and speak more, and they came from a start-up at purdue university. now the apps are up for the r&d 100 award. >> this is just truly amazing and a wonderful experience that you can move your research app to the change in so many people's lives. >> the winner of the award will be chosen on thursday in washington, dc. temperatures are coming down just a little bit. nightly temperatures are just great.

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creepy creatures were seen flying around a valley neighborhood-- after a man some creepy creatures were seen flying around one valley neighborhood early tonight after a man decided to get pretty creative with a drown. check out this video sent to us by chauncy black. he attached a ghost to his drone and flew it around his neighborhood during the day and even at night. pretty cool sight. your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. >> that was a pretty good idea. >> yeah, he's creative. nice night out there for the trick or treat, perfect weather. >> the weather is going to be pretty good the next couple of days. let's see what's going on right now, 76 degrees for you, beautiful, beautiful night for you, and we are also looking at the winds out of the west at about ten miles an hour. you do see a little bit of cloud cover up in the background as well. 71 degrees right now in cave

in mesa, 75 in chandler as well, so a beautiful evening out there, a little bit of moisture that we are seeing. you can see right here, a little low-pressure system kind of moving into the west, and it's pushing moisture through that whole area. a little bit of cloud cover down here is all that's picking up at this time. now, we have the futurecast moving here. we are going to take it right through wednesday, and then look at what happens early thursday, big batch of mois into motion again, get into late thursday, and it's getting awfully close to the phoenix area right here, a little chance of rain early thursday friday. 86 the high today, 82 in glendale. we had another 82 in buckeye, 83 at scottsdale, and out at gateway it was at 82 as well.

in sedona, grand canyon at 55 degrees, 86 for our high, 68 for the low. 83 and 59 would be the normal high and low. there's your record high at 96, your record low at 36. other numbers that we have are the forecast highs. yeah, we are in the 70s on a couple of those, not all of them. we get right down to 80 or the low 80s, 76 up in cave creek. so those numbers are starting to come down a little bit. 57 at flagstaff for tomorrow, 70 in sedona, and some nice looking low 80s all across our desert floor. looking across the country, some snow and pretty good snow, over ten inches, almost a foot in some areas of the northwest. very good windy conditions with wind gusts almost at 80 miles an hour. it is mild in the lower great lakes, almost chilly in the great lakes, and then warm as far as the southern states are

look, in fact, wichita even is included in that warm weather with an 83-degree reading on the day today. let's take a look at what's going on overnight -- 79 degrees tomorrow. we'll see a few clouds. as you can see, lots of sunshine, lots of low mid 80-degree temperatures. watch your kids around water. halloween is memorable day for several valley couples. that's because they tied knot today. >> i hereby now pronounce you husband and wife. you, sir, may kiss your bride. >> we watched three couples say i do at the maricopa county justice center in downtown phoenix today. some couples and their guests even dressed up in costumes. getting married on halloween was special to these couples for different reasons. >> i think our relationship is very much based on fun, and, you

was also light hearted and fun, because i feel like too many couples take it way too seriously. >> because we met on halloween, so i thought it would be special to dress up same night as we met and bring back that fire. >> and we like to goof around, so -- >> a lot of couples also say they won't have any trouble remembering their anniversaries. congratulations to all of them. >> very appropriate, marc. when you get right down to it the whole matrimonial. >> that is fun stuff to say the least. this is going to amaze you. you saw the play yesterday. you say, why didn't throw the challenge flag. you'll see why and how the nfl

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you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. all right. let's start going through the list of quarterback cam newton doesn't feel protected. defensive back josh norman can't believe the horrible calls, and here in arizona the videotape replay equipment didn't work at the most opportune time. if you look back at this play, the forward pass, the spiral by carson palmer that was declared a fumble recovery returned for touchdown. it was quite obvious this was an incomplete pass. well, you're not going to believe bruce arians -- i asked

replay booth. why didn't they get it right? there's an explanation, a technical glitch on how this thing just broke down, melted down, and bruce arians and the cardinals suffered a botched call at the hands of nfl officiating. >> so there was no instant replay feed. it was confirmed a forward pass, an obvious forward pass, but no one had an instant replay feed to look at it. so the went with his naked eye, so he went with the call on the field, because there was no video to watch at that point in time. >> can you say blown call by the nfl officiating crew again? and it has been an issue, an ongoing issue. what will the nfl do? a treat for bears fans, watching

cutler getting it down, to alshon jeffery a nice td. just not the same the last couple of weeks. they tried to rally late on a 4th and six. sam bradford to stefon diggs, it's chicago winning tonight, 20-10 the final. chicago lives for another for two and 2/3 innings. for francona, he'll ask jake arietta to get out there and start again on short rest. >> because we have asked him to do short rest, things like that, i know how much they enjoy trying to meet the challenges, so i have been -- and i think it's pretty obvious, but i have really enjoyed going through

>> don't forget, game six right here on fox 10 as we get set, 4:00, game 4:30. booker did not play tonight in los angeles against the clippers. i'll tell you who really played well, jordan had whatever he wanted in and around the bucket, 19 points, went over the top. not bad from the perimeter. barbosa hits the three-ball here. the suns, they have struggled, had yet to win a game this season. th lack of interior defense, one alley-oop after another after another, and here you see it, the final, 116-98 clippers over the suns. we'll see what happens tomorrow at the world series. >> coming up, modern family. fox 10 news is back tomorrow at 4:30 a.m.

it's a bird! it's a plane! - [panting] - it's super-out-of-breath. - happy halloween to you, too. - i'm sorry. i'm just -- i'm really nervous about this closing argument today. is it because you've lost three cases in a row? whispering it doesn't make it any less painful. - sorry. - okay. no, it's just that this case -- it's so hard to hold the jury's attention. well, do you want to run your argument by me? - could i? - sure. um, okay. six years ago, alger equities took investments from municipal pension funds and private investors and funneled all of that into offshore -- and i've already lost you. no. i was just thinking -- because it's halloween, what if you wore these in the courtroom? show the jury "hey, i'm playful." [chuckles] cam, i'm an attorney, not bugs bunny trying to hide on a train. i'm ready. there's waldo! i think i'm gonna win the costume contest. hey, now, honey, it's not important if you win. it's just for fun. picture. but it's more fun if you win. no offense, daddy. you know, lily's been letting me know recently that she's feeling neglected.