level since he grew up in cleveland. nice job, jude. >> he is appearing unbiased. a disappointing night for indians' fans. they had an opportunity to win the whole thing tonight. >> they had an opportunity in six and seven and five. we caught up with cleveland fans switching the game, watching it thousands of miles from home here in arizona. danielle miller live in scottsdale tonight. the cubs fans are getting the attention but plenty of indian fans, too. >> reporter: absolutely and a rough night for the cleveland indians who were celebrating and watching the game at boon docks. they were hoping to walk out of here as champions but that did not happen. they believe that they are the

fans are far and few in between. >> it does feel like everywhere you go is a cubs fan. you go into the stores and there is cubs merchandise. you can't find a rack with cleveland merchandise anywhere. >> reporter: phil watching his home team with fellow indian fans in scottsdale. they are hoping the indians can pull it off. >> can you imagine two championship year? that is amazing for us. >> you have to win. getting here doesn't count. you have to win the whole thing. >> reporter: 1948 is the last time cleveland won the world series. the last time on the appearance was 1997. there are two tied games in nfl. will the indians have the same

>> if the indians win and the cavaliers won, i'm willing to let the brown goes 0-16. >> reporter: what is interesting here, the series back in 1997, that too went to all seven games for that series. could this potentially be a curse against the cleveland indians? we will not know until the final game happens. we breaking the losing drought for all of these years. you can catch that game here on fox 10 phoenix. >> that is an historic series. again, the cubbies forcing game seven of the world series. it will be played tomorrow in cleveland. you can watch it here on fox 10 in phoenix. you don't have to go to cleveland. we're going to have a special

world series begins at 4:00 p.m. and more news and sports. october was one for the record books and not in a good way. >> mother nature turning up the heat on arizona. dave munsey joining us to explain. >> reporter: we did get a little more heat than we were expecting. the sun was shining. the average temperature was the average high was 93.4. the average low, 68.6. it was the third warmest october that we have ever had. if you get a look at it here, you can see the temperatures coming down into the seasonal norm type at this time of year. mid 80's in tucson. we do see 50's and 60's as far as the mountains are concerned. now, as far as the national is concerned, it was the 10th

the average high 68.8. 2016, october average high was 62.7. mid 80's in st. louis and memphis and upper 80's down in dallas. we're dealing with a little bit. the edges are coming off, however. as you can see, the coastal areas, 60's and 70's and w out here. this stuff slowly going away but it was a warm october. we'll have more weather coming up. >> thank you, dave. we have a fox 10 news alert out of south phoenix where a busy intersection is shut down after a two-car crash that injured four people, including two children and a pregnant woman. this is 24th street and baseline. there the quite a police and emergency vehicle presence

it happened just after 7:00 tonight. >> one of the cars caught fire. everyone got out but the pregnant women and two children were taken to the hospital. it does not appear that speed or impairment played a role in the crash. the intersection will be closed throughout the evening. another wrong-way driver slams into a car going in the wrong direction. both drivers killed. >> that crash shut down the loop 10 hours this morning. we're learning more about the crash and what is being done to hopefully prevent the wrong-way crashes in the future. >> this has been an ongoing problem in the valley. reporter: this is not a new issue here in the valley. the issue seems simple, how do you prevent drivers from going

that question doesn't have simple answers tonight. the horrific crash raised a familiar question about stopping the impossible. >> what can you do in that situation? i can't think of anything myself. >> reporter: under the influence and driving a car before heading down the wrong way on the freeway and almost certain disaster awaits. >> the battle against the impaired driver is a challenging problem. >> reporter: adot continue to work on technology that will use the sensors in the roadway to alert authorities about wrong-way drivers. >> it will help with the response in law enforcement. hopefully, officers can get there sooner and be able to warn other drivers as quickly as possible. >> maybe the spikes or something like that that might prevent some kind of a device to keep people from going that way. >> reporter: that is a

research says they don't work. >> they are not meant and they don't hold up when you put them on a offramp. they break off and can damage other vehicles. >> reporter: staying alert on the roadway at that hour might mistake a difference. >> i would scan the road and i look for people with their headlights off and i look for wrong-way drivers, especially on the freeways. >> if you're out middle of the night on the freeway, it is time to think about using the center to the right lanes. wrong-way drivers tend to use the left lane. they think they are on the right side. >> reporter: as we're back here live, you see adot helping a driver off of the roadway, drivers think they are on the right-side of the road so it makes sense.

best to add wrong way signs and do not enter signs so drivers see them. they are helping but there is only so much they can do. phoenix police and federal agents along the u.s. postal inspector served a search warrant on all high end, upscale home in ahwatukee. a dozen teenagers living there, possibly against their the investigation began as some sort of a mail fraud investigation. this morning, he claimed that more than 12 children of african descent were living at the home, possibly being used for door-to-door sales. he called it a human trafficking case but later he recanted that statement saying it is unconfirmed. it is unclear what kind of

this point. >> you hear this is happening all over the place but it is strange that it is in this neighborhood. >> at last report, no arrests have been made. we'll bring you the latest information as we work this story. a man caught on camera breaking through a mcdonald's drive-thru window. it happened in tucson. the man pointed a gun at the clerk before using the gun to smash in the window. he reached in through the broken window and took off. he was police are still looking at him tonight. a fox follow-up on these guys. they were stolen, three puppies taken from the arizona animal welfare league. they are back at the shelter and are safe and sound. they were stolen from the league's main shelter near 40th street and washington. surveillance video capturing the thieves in action. look how much happier they look

the league says today, someone walked in their clinic and returned the puppies. >> they said they found them running on the canal. they had been dumped there a few minutes before and we're so glad to have them back. >> the puppies are said to be in good health and will be put up for adoption for the walk to save animals at tempe town lake, which is this saturday. day after halloween, are you up mckenna, my daughter, brought home 11 pounds. >> did you weigh it? >> she weighed it. coming up, we're looking at the strangest treats handed out in the valley. >> i ate more than i wanted to. >> the upcoming election bringing mixed emotions about

for their dad who is dead. first a story you will only see on fox, they help people during the worst moments of their lives and they do it every day. there is no doubt a 911 operator's job is difficult. after the break, we take a look inside the place they go to

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i want to let you know i'm in orlando. i did the >> what's your name? >> my name is i pledge allegiance of the islamic state. >> the audio chilling. nearly five months after the massacre in orlando, florida, we're hearing the gunman for the first time. a florida judge ordering the release of the 911 recordings that has the gunman talking with

the release of the audio upset the families of the victims. >> that call is one of the many examples that dispatchers has one of the toughest jobs. >> dispatchers will tell you that no call is ever the same and certain calls are better the. >> there is a place they can go and decompress. >> reporter: it takes a special person to do this job. we know that from some of the calls we have heard. any given day the 911 dispatchers take calls involving child drownings, burglaries in progress, or sometimes officers they know shot in the line of duty. they have to make split-second decisions to get people the help

tough calls? for dispatchers in maricopa county, there is a place they can go. inside mcso headquarters in downtown phoenix. >> 911, what is your emergency, sir? >> reporter: dispatchers work around the clock handling up to 800 calls on a daily basis. >> we have taken so many calls that me being here so long, my head is spinning when we leave. >> rep dispatcher for 23 years. >> could you tell if the driver was male or female? >> reporter: she admits the stress can take a toll. >> we take immediate decisions and important decisions. >> what is the emergency, sir? >> my daughter fell in the pool and she was floating when i found her. >> pinch the bridge of her nose and make sure her chest goes up

compressions. >> anything involving a child is very stressful. a lot of people that work in here have kids and they kind of relate it to their own kids. >> reporter: mcso's new headquarters was built with the latest equipment but there is one room where sip policety is key. it is called the tranquility room. it is sparse. a couch, fresh air. with each dispatcher handling 150 calls per shift, it is important to have a place to decompress. >> we work nonstop calls and a lot of us work extra shifts so it is nice that we can come in here and take a breather. >> reporter: johnson says one of the hardest things for dispatchers is they don't know the outcome of a call, which is sometimes matters of life or

>> he is shot on the floor. my brother, they just shot him. >> he just got to the house, ma'am? >> yes, hurry, please. >> ma'am, did you see the person that shot him? >> no, he just drove up to our house right now and he fell in our driveway. >> i think the worst for us is not knowing how the call ends. we don't get to sometimes follow up with the deputy on what here kind of stressed out. >> reporter: johnson says the room does not get used that often but sitcom -- it is comforting knowing it is there for them. >> some people come in here and hide from everybody. >> these people are saints marc. >> reporter: it is amazing the calls they take and, again, we were talking about this to go to the next one right after you

to. you can see how it takes a toll. the worst part is not know the outcome. you don't get that final outcome. >> sometimes we do have a story where they are reunited with the victim they helped but they are not always able to learn that. >> reporter: she says that is rare. they will reach out to the deputies and ask how that turned out. >> do they seek out the break room or is it a says you need to take a break? >> reporter: jennifer is a supervisor. the rule is if you need the room, go and someone will take over the calls. if she sees someone needs the room, they will tell them to go. they didn't get the treats a group of kids attacked by guys

a big mark. it left some of them banged. >> they are little kids, too. starbucks is moving up to christmas. they are moving to next holiday. >> i got it tonight. the first cup. >> they are serving their holiday drinks in a new cup with a design that some people don't think it has anything to do with the holidays. >> reporter: well, we are going to be looking at another game tomorrow night in cleveland. we're going to have your

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game seven, a few clouds out there. 69 degrees is the game time temperature at 5:00 p.m. arizona time. that will be 8:00 out in cleveland. it looks good. 75 degrees, the winds out of the west, northwest at 10 miles an hour. 62 at cave creek. surprise, 66 degrees. 65 in apache junction. 71 in mesa. as we get you a look, you can see a little something happening as far as theta concerned. a little moisture finding its way in here. there is enough to go down and take a look at. nothing happening around phoenix. north of flagstaff, you can see a little bit of snow in there around the grand canyon as well. things are cooling off up north. we put the futurecast into motion and you can see what happens thursday early in the morning. here is phoenix right here. the moisture comes in through

getting into phoenix a little after noon about 1:00 in the afternoon. it backs off and tries to make a couple more approaches here. we will keep an eye on that. that is going to be thursday into friday. 82 degrees on friday. gateway had a 79. we look at 65 in prescott. 66 in payson. 56 up in the flagstaff 85 in tucson. 81 down on the desert floor in a couple of different places. 82 degrees here. 66 for the overnight low. 82 is where we should be as far as our high. 58 is where we would be on the normal low. 96 and 37 would be the record high and record low. looking a the forecast high, about like today. we'll be looking at 81, 82, 83

up in cave creek. other numbers we have in the feast -- forecast, 81 at gila bend. 79 at tucson. 70 at st. johns. looking across the country, we get a mixed bag. a little bit of rain and snow. as far as the west is concerned, montana picking up a little bit of the snow. the rest of the country looking pretty good. it is still warm with temperatures in the 80's findi more snow may invade the northeast. it is mostly just rain at this time. there is snow in the area. this is what i was talking about, the big batch of 80's still hanging on. 88 degrees in dallas. 85 in memphis on the first day of november that is a warming trend. 70 in denver. 50's and 60's in the northwest. overnight and tomorrow morning, 57 degrees.

as we get you a look at it here, you will see the 80's will be hanging on for a while for a few days with the 10-day forecast. lower 80's and mid 80's mixing it up. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. >> just a reminder, you can receive weather alerts and check your forecast 24/7 using our fox 10 weather app. it is free and available in the apple and google play stores. hour of fox 10 news at 9:00, are you constantly craving junk food? we may have the solution so you can stop the snacking if you do one thing. we'll tell you what it is. it was the first honor flight of its kind. what makes this flight so special? a week until the presidential election. can you imagine, one week from tonight, we may know the answer. donald trump and hillary clinton

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>> a phoenix man receives a ballot in the mail for his father who died 11 years ago. steve krafft finds out how this error could have happened. >> reporter: he died in 2005 so why is his name on the voter roll? he received his mail in ballot this year, the same way he always does but he died back in 2005. certificate. >> we got the ballot in the mail for him to vote and they have been sending ballots for him to vote every year and he has been dead. i mean my mother and i wouldn't fill them out and send them in but a lot of people would. >> reporter: we took this information about virgil sr.

brought it here to helen purcell. the office relies on signature match scanning on mail-in ballots to make sure someone isn't voting using a deceased person's ballot. it is a crime. the recorder's office asks people to let them know when someone passes away and present a death certificate. we told them that father's name off of the voting rolls rolls so she picked up the phone. >> hello? >> vir virgil? >> yes. >> now that i have seen the death certificate, i can have him removed from the rolls. >> all right. >> reporter: in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> with just days to go before the general election, we're

arizona. this poll finds donald trump is ahead of hillary clinton by a four percentage point mark. this poll shows trump leading 45% to 44% with 6% undecided. take a look at this. the same poll looked at prop 205, which would legalize recreational marijuana and it found believe this poll, 51% to 45%. 4% polled say they are undecided at this point. both presidential nominees are focusing on battleground states. hillary clinton crisscrossing florida after her lead quickly evaporated after the f.b.i. announced they are looking into her e-mails.

the f.b.i.'s renewed investigation while reassuring voters there is nothing to be considered about. but at her rallies, she is focused on taking hits at donald trump. >> if you know anybody thinking about voting for trump, first of all, stage an intervention. if they have ever paid a dollar in income tax ask them if it is so smart to lose other money claim, a loss and not pay income taxes. >> meantime, donald trump is focusing on states he is hoping to flip from blue to red. trump not just relying on the e-mail scandal. he is seizing on the spike in the cost of obamacare premiums. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace and we

it is a catastrophe. >> tomorrow morning, trump's running mate mike pence will be here speaking in mesa. hillary clinton is headed to arizona tomorrow to speak at a.s.u. in tempe. we have coverage for the mike pence event and the hillary clinton event a more details on fox10phoenix.com under the seen on tv tab. halloween night took a turn when kids were hit by paintballs. >> they were just little kids. a 5-year-old boy was hit in the face and now his family hopes the police will catch the people who did this. 5-year-old logan white's night of trick-or-treating was supposed to be fun but he got

and my son started screaming. >> reporter: a group of people driving on 35th avenue shot paintballs at their parents and children. >> he got it right in the face. >> i cried. >> reporter: logan was hit. logan's parents say he is going to be ok but he is scared. >> he woke up crying thinking, just dreams he got hit in the face. when we came back inside, he was holiday and he doesn't want to go trick-or-treating because he doesn't want to get hit again. >> reporter: logan says there is one thing that will make him feel better. >> for police to get him. >> reporter: police are searching for a durango with a roof rack. if you have any information, call phoenix police. let's check in on the d.u.i. infirms from halloween weekend. they are in now. d.p.s. says a number of arrests

209 people were arrested for drunk driving this past weekend compared to 320 during the same weekend last year. extreme d.u.i.'s were down, those are drivers whose blood-alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. the average blood content for drivers who were arrested was up a little bit. average b.a.c. >> did you notice anything weird when your kids brought open the canadady? >> i noticed 15 bars of her sh*eus. >> -- hersheys. >> many viewers posted their candy on our facebook page. we wanted to show you a few. look at this. yes, found in a halloween bag.

easter bunny. >> they are regifting. >> the halloween stocking with the broken candy. >> this is bad form. >> this is really bad form. top ramen? >> come on. turn out the lights and shut it down if you're going to do that. >> hot chocolate, that is not too bad. i can go for that. >> someone's cupboard for 15 years. >> there is a christmas troy -- toy. this is a worm. it is a chocolate worm. this one might be the weirdest, the peta stickers. someone put meat is murder, i choose not to dissect in the kids' bags.

lollipop name to alexis from eric. >> this may call for an egging and i don't condone violence. >> this kind of stuff deserves something. post your weirds candy you got in the bag last night. it is on our facebook page. john is just kidding, of course. >> of course, i would never. that is michael, one of my twins on the left. look at that is obscene. mckenna on the right claimed she got 11-pounds of candy. i'm thinking she is prone to exaggeration. >> she has eaten five pounds already, right? >> that could be very well. kendall had the same kind of haul. they got a lot of candy. what they don't know the, it's going to be regifted to the

>> i dread it when it comes here. >> they are asleep. november 1, it not only means fall is in full swing and it kicks off another season. we're going to give you a better hint, you better start ring shopping. >> such a gorgeous night. it is cool out there. the kind of weather you can sleep with the windows open. dave is back after the break to let us know what the wake-up weather is like. >> reporr: going to be cleveland or chicago is going home with a heavy heart after tomorrow's game seven. one of the curses will be lifted. there will be plenty of drama in cleveland. yes, we have a game seven. what a night in cleveland. more from the world series on

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new at nine. a flight new tonight at 9:00, a flight takes off from sky harbor headed to our nation's capital. >> this honor flight is different from those in the past. it is not just for those who fought in world war ii. >> thank you for your service. >> reporter: it is a trip that 28 men. >> i've been waiting a couple of years. >> reporter: have anticipated for quite some time. >> about two years. >> reporter: just a few more minutes and all of that waiting is coming to an end. >> you can't find a better group

together. >> reporter: together, on their honor flight after seven decades have past since fighting the korean war. >> this is the first korean group that is going. i'm excited about it. >> reporter: honor flight arizona has taken hundreds of world war ii vets to d.c. and 60 trips later, the organization is inviting korean war vets. >> from 8:00 in the morning to 8:00 in the evening and they will be exhausted when they get home. >> repor filled with sightseeing and conversation. >> i don't know too many but i will get to know them all. >> reporter: the wait finally over. >> i've been waiting three years. reporter: the impact setting in. >> i'm so excited i want to cry. >> reporter: liz kotalik, fox 10 news. the volkswagon buyback program getting underway.

cash. these buybacks a result of a massive scandal where v.w. admitted to cheating on emissions tests. >> reporter: kick starting holiday sales now. amazon beginning its early black friday deals on tuesday. the online retailer saying there will be new deals every day until december 22 as part of the black friday shop. g.m. and a drop compared to last year and ford delaying their sale numbers because of a fire at the michigan headquarters on monday. stocks starting november down. all three major indexes dropping tuesday s&p 500 falling for a sixth straight day. it is the longest it has seen. with the election one week away, the nation's capital the ready.

washington, d.c. tops the list of the most politically engaged states. next on the list, wisconsin and colorado. the study looks at things like voter participation and political contributions. that the business on the old cavuto. halloween the over and you know what that mean, fast forward to christmas. >> no thanksgiving? >> that is when the p law -- latte was introduced in july. time for star bucks to roll out the christmas coffees and they they are being served in the green cup that resembles a symbol of unity. it has a mow day kwreubg of more than 100 people drawn in one

of an examination. some are getting in the christmas spirit, today kicks off another season but the proposal season between now and february, four out of 10 couples will get engaged. here are fun facts, it takes couples three and a half months to find the perfect ring. they look at 25 different rings before taking the plunge and making the >> reporter: the wake-up forecast is cooler. temperatures are coming down considerably in some areas. up in flagstaff, below the freeze mark grand canyon falls in that category as well. 48 in sedona. 37 in prescott. 52 in casa grande. 43 down in nogales. show low comes in at 36 degrees. cooler around the valley as well.

of 52 in maricopa. 53 at goodyear. 54 at cave creek and fountain hills. mid 50's in mesa. upper 50's in scottsdale. as we get ready for school tomorrow, as the bus shows up, the sun will be shining and the temperature will be down a little bit at 62 degrees. however, we'll warm into the 80's. it will be the low 80's right where we should be tomorrow. we'll have more weather coming up. >> i think the 90's may be gone. >> you think it is over? while. talk back time after the break. tonight, we're talking about one retailer's decision to get rid of the plus-size clothing section. also, the answer may have you searching for how to stop junk food cravings.

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be solved? the new evidence that amelia earhart did not die in a plane crash. >> that story fascinates me. >> time for tonight's talkers. >> are you constantly snacking? eating all of the fast food and snacks you can get your hands on? we have the answer to stop the junk food cravings, at least according to a sleep. sleep helps you control your appetite. sleep increases a hormone that make you feel satisfied so you don't have the cravings. >> i'm not a junk food junkie and i try get a lot of sleep so maybe it is working. >> you sleep a lot. >> i don't. >> rip restaurant -- van wrinkle.

to work with you. >> a four-hour nap? >> major department store getting rid of the plus size clothing section. you might think why would they do that? >> do you have an answer or are you throwing it out there? >> they are going to integrate it in with the regular clothes because they say they are selling so much plus-size clothing they might as well bring it that is the main sales. >> so you're not stigmatizing the people. >> it is not like you have to go to the back corner of the store. >> you might be surprised to hear this, the fastest growing section to the plus size is the junior sizes.

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josh tomlin struggled. kris bryant took him deep in the first solo shot and cubs struck first. 1-0, chicago. addison russell floats it out to right center and you look at lonnie chisenhall, they say you got it, nobody's got it. there is a collision at the plate. 3-0, chicago. jake striking out jose ramirez. you look at chicago's starting pitching. there is lonnie chisenhall taking the swing. a big swing came in the third off of dan orertereo. you talk about grand slam home run. cubs, do they have the momentum or what?

there. final out right here. can you believe it, chicago wins 9-3 forcing a game seven tomorrow night at progressive field at downtown cleveland. how about this one? there will be a game seven tomorrow night. >> we came out hitting the baseball. we looked more normal. we hit our home runs like i said before, i think the weather could help us out. i think it did. i know our hitters felt better and the >> tonight was a tough night. you can, however, get philosophical and have sayings or whatever. what it comes down to is we're going to go out on a limb and say it is an important game tomorrow. we'll be really excited to play. >> reporter: they will be for sure. it is here on fox 10 at 3:30 our newscast. more coverage through the night

arizona cardinals have the upcoming weekend off. it is their bye weekend. one of the positives you take away from carolina is the eher eher -- emergence with john brown working through his issues, j.j. has been been a bright spot for coach bruce arians. >> j.j. is our starter. he is getting b he can play better but he had heck of a two weeks. he is going to get better. we have to keep him healthy. he can't take too many shots of the middle but he is getting the ball and stretching the field. he is becoming a mismatch. >> reporter: let's talk hockey. dave tippett's team off to a 6-0 start. keep an eye on the puck.

martin jones. this coyote team is a desperate need for a win tonight to get the fan base ready. lawslawson krause to beat this team looking for a mojo and they get it tonight. they top the sharks, 3-2 the final. coyotes over san sports. we'll see you in 20 minutes. right now, it is marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. no one knows what happened to amelia earhart when she vanished during her flight around the world. trick-or-treating is supposed to be a fun time for a kid but it wasn't for a 5-year-old valley boy after he became a target of a vicious

this morning shut down loop 101 throughout the night and into the morning commute. a crash troopers say was caused by a suspected drunk driver. this is fox 10 news at 10:00. two drivers died in that crash. witnesses say they tried to stop the driver from getting behind the wheel but they couldn't. they called 911 but troops said they couldn't stop the tragedy in we spoke to experts about how to stop wrong-way drivers. >> reporter: marc, all is quiet on i-10. let me step out of the way to see traffic moving along. it is nights like these where these incidents happen. on i-17 they have been using three to four mile stretch and testing sensors from drivers getting on the freeway in the