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

couldn't come soon enough. the horrific crash this morning 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 of the ramp on to the freeway and almost certain disaster awaits. >> the battle against the impaired driver is a real challenging problem. >> reporter: adot says it continues to work on technology that will use the sen roadway to alert authorities about wrong-way drivers. >> it will help with the response in law enforcement. hopefully, officers can get there soon, also, being able to warn other drivers on the freeway as quickly as possible. >> maybe the spikes or something like that might prevent some kind of a device to keep people from going that way. >> reporter: that is a common question that adot gets a lot. research says those don't work.

at an offramp along the freeway. the spikes break off and become a maintenance issue. they can damage other vehicles. >> reporter: thompson says staying alert on the roadway at that hour might make the difference. >> scan the road and make sure, you know, i look for people with headlights off and i look for wrong-way drivers on the freeways. >> if you're out there at those hours in the middle of the night along a freeway, it's t think about using the center to the right lanes because wrong-way drivers tend to use the left lane, as you're driving along the freeway, they think they are on the right-side of the freeway. >> reporter: now research shows that wrong-way drivers and alcohol impairment go hand-in-hand.

shows 5.4% involved alcohol impairment but when you flow in the fact you have a wrong-way driver that ballooned to 65%. no doubt, it has an impact for sure. >> we do have numbers now from the holiday weekend. deputies stopped just under 5,500 drivers during the weekend-long holiday task force and of those, 209 drivers were influence. 3,000 drivers were cited for other offenses and 151 of them were designated drivers. a night of trick-or-treating with his family and friends turned into a scary event for a north phoenix boy. it left him with a bloody cheek when a halloween prank went too far. someone was driving and shooting

5-year-old logan white and hit him on his cheek. he was with his parents. they just started trick-or-treating. someone shot the paintballs into the group. >> reporter: does it hurt? >> yes. >> it is disappointing that is where we are now. i've been egged before. kid dociley things. when you they hurt and you're talking about children 1-10 years old. >> police are looking for a durango-style vehicle with a roof rack to catch the person who did this. luckily, none of the other kids were physically hurt. logan did tell his dad that he is not sure if he wants to go trick-or-treating next year.

fundraising efforts for john mccain pled guilty to drug possession. authorities found a meth lab in her home. her boyfriend was sentenced to four years in prison in this case. mccain's campaign has cut ties with her. if you need to preupbtsdz a- print a duplicate license, you can do that at home wait for their license to come in the mail. it will help to reduce office waiting times. good news from the arizona animal welfare league. three puppies that were stolen from their shelter have been returned and they are in good health. they are the cattle dog mixes taken from the tpa stillty. they will be up for adoption this saturday at the walk to save animals at tempe town lake.

game tonight. at one point, it looked like the cleveland indians had the world series in the bag but the chicago cubs were unstoppable and forcing a game seven. danielle miller spent time with members of the tribe. >> unless you are from ohio or live in ohio, you are probably rooting for the cubs in this world series. it does feel like everybody, everywhere you go is a you go into a store they are selling cubs merchandise. >> reporter: ohio native phil watching his home team in game six with fellow indian fans. they are hoping the indians can pull it off. >> with lebron winning the championship, it took the edge off of cleveland. with baseball, this means a lot if the indians can do it. >> maybe seeing two winners the

>> reporter: 1948 was the last time the indians won a world series. the last time a world series appearance was in 1997. will the indians have the same result as 1997? >> if the cavs win the title and the indians win ok to let the browns go 0-16. it is going to be a good one. you can watch game seven tomorrow night at fox 10. we'll have a special edition at 3:30 p.m. and coverage of the world series starting at 4:00. after the game, more news, weather, and sports here on fox 10. coming up, the fate of the supreme court hangs in the balance with this presidential election.

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looks like phoenix mayor it looks like phoenix's mayor greg stanton might have his eyes at the state capital. >> he filed papers to run for secretary of state. michele reagan filed for the committee just last month. e-mails, f.b.i., and obamacare taking center stage on the campaign trail today. carl cameron reporting from wiscsi policy to his closing pitch, donald trump in pennsylvania renewed his promise to appeal and replace the obamacare act for next year's coverage. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. >> reporter: the obama administration announced that premiums are going up 25% across the country. giving mike pence a chance to cast trump's repeat surge in the

>> the latest polls have donald trump leading nationwide. >> reporter: he is being outdone in the ground game and the air war. democrats are accusing f.b.i. for a double standard for discussing the e-mail investigation but not trump's ties to russia. a little bit rat website suggesting one of the trump towers computer servers has communicated with russia's alpha bank. the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation as the russia's interference to the election process, they have yet to find no connection to trump. f.b.i. has opened an inquiry to trump's former manager for consulting work done years ago. manafort said he heard nothing about it. trump avoided paying millions of

dollars in debt when he did not report his income. the loophole has since been outlawed by congress. paul ryan did an early vote for the republican nominee but avoided to use his name. some republican lawmakers say they prefer having just eight justices on the supreme clinton fill the vacancy after the death of an tow tin -- scalia. some are suggesting blocking any clinton nominees should she win the election. you have to have friends and a growing number of friend you

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it's one of the great it is one of the great unsolved mysteries of the past century. whatever happened to amelia earhart? she disappeared over the pacific ocean as she attempted to be the first female pilot to fly around the world. there is new evidence that she died a cast scientists say a partial skeleton found in 1940 may be that of earhart. dimensions match those of earhart. the next story may not be a big story for anybody who has kids. one out of every four graduating high school seniors suffers from irreversible hearing loss and the reason, loud music. many teens wear head phones for hours and use them to fall

300 million people are believed to have hearing problems. could using facebook help to lengthen your life? it may be good for your health if you use it correctly. they looked at 12 million users over six months and checked their records with the california department of public health. facebook users live longer than those not on line and those with larg longer than those with only a few facebook friends. >> reporter: why am i wasting my time doing the weather? i should be on facebook saving my life. my goodness. i'm going to take a chance and do the weather and i hope i live through it.

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>> reporter: i would imagine everyone is going to live longer if you're spending time on facebook. >> it is one of those things, you see all of the people accumulating a bunch of friends. >> reporter: make you feel better, i guess. >> go online and give dave some likes tonight. >> reporter: sve my. here we go. 70 degrees. a beautiful night out there. winds out of the south,

city looking pretty good this evening. 67 degrees in scottsdale. 66 in fountain hails. 68 at apache junction. temperatures coming down in surprise at 64. a little bit of moisture finding its way around the state. we saw a flash down by tucson but not much happening down there. as we zoom in to the city, not a lot of moisture around the city. you see a flash of snow up the grand canyon and south of the grand canyon as well but just scattered showers. we turn on the futurecast to give you a look at what is going to be happening. thursday early, the moisture comes in. later in the day, it gets closer to us here and probably in the afternoon around 2:00, more and more moisture. watch it back off and it backs off rapidly and gets another

buckeye, 79 degrees. 78 at deer valley. 82 in chandler. this is what it looks like as far as the mountain temperature. 56 in flagstaff. we had 65 in the prescott area today. take a look at your day, 82 on the high. 66 on the low. 82, 58 normal high and low. 96, record high. 37 your record low for the day. take a look across the a little bit of snow in the northwest. we see moisture finding its way into the central plains and the northeast on the western sedge looks like snow. 81 degrees for tomorrow. the 80's will be sticking with us. nice-looking temperatures with the norm around 82, 83 degrees. mid 80's as well.

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baseball season comes down to one game. two desperate teams trying to taste victory and they tried for a long time. they are going to play one more tomorrow night. let's see how they got there. cleveland saying maybe the first time since 1948 we get this trophy. not so fast. josh tomlin gave it up early to kris briar kwrapbltsz in -- bryant in the first inning. miup addison russell, a blooper here. they are saying somebody's got it, nobody's got it. ben zobrist goes for a home collision with perez. they jumped out early to put it on cleveland. jake arrieta strikes out jose ramirez. chisenhall, sit down.

maddon's team. bases loaded. addison russell, a grand slam, 7-0, chicago. look at the drama for this one. rizzo, 3-5. this was the final out. how about this, the cubs force a seven game, 9-3 the final. cubs in cleveland who parties after the game tomorrow night. bruce arians, man, this was a great cause. he want out there in the early newscast and the late newscast. this is going to the family foundation that helps to appoint court advocates for kids and 100% proceeds from these hats go

and city that supports this family and foundation. listen to this. >> i get emotional sometimes but to be able to have the foundation grow like it has and partner with kelly and just sports is just amazing. to get it out there and to give 100% of the proceeds and the tee shirts and the hats to the foundation. it is such a need in community. >> reporter: log on to the family website and help out. they make a huge difference and they have since coach arrived. sean miller, a little college basketball. an easy dunk and this is more like a walk-through to be honest with you. a couple of 7-footers, i want you to keep an eye on. here is the new guy from finland. he is 7 feet, 230 pounds and he

basketball. number 10 will be fun to watch for the arizona wild cats. 86-35 the final. >> seven feet? >> reporter: dave's cleveland team, your cubs' >> i think someone will be a winner tomorrow. >> true weatherman. >> reporter: this is going to be some kind of we know back in 2001, yankees and d-backs and what the game seven is like. you get the impression it is going to teeter on a couple of plays. >> looking forward to it. stick around, fox 10 news continues in a couple of