out the door... and fox 10 news at 9:00 starts now. >> out the door and around the corner, this was the scene at polling places across maricopa county. a last minute rush on the final day of early voting. >> the lines were very long everywhere you look, some people waiting two, three, even four hours to vote early. >> good evening, everybody. thanks for joining us. early voting in arizona has been going on since mid october but the line lines at early places, they didn't materialize until this week. >> for the third day in a row, people were waiting in very long lines but today may have been the worst of the long lines. in fact, people are still waiting in line tonight at a polling place in tempe, where we find stefania okolie with the latest. >> reporter: these people lucked out. they did get to start their friday night. if we zoom in upstairs, we see that some of the poll workers are just now wrapping up,

here. the last voter just got out of here before 8:45. the polls closed at 5:00 p.m., so those folks were in line for at least an hour and 45 minutes. and we want to show you some video we had from earlier today. you can see skyfox over the scene as the line here at the tempe public library was coming out of the door. now, this is what we witnessed at several polling locations across the valley today. as we got into the evening, we got here probably, say, about 6:30 p.m. inside because again the polls did close at 5:00 p.m. but you can see that the -- now, people who were voting at this location told me that they had about 15 booths, so they don't think that the booths were the issue that was necessarily holding the line but more so the process of printing out the ballots. >> what do you think was slowing it down? >> i don't think there were enough people processing people that were ready to vote. they only had about i think four

getting you your ballot. i think they could have had a few more. >> i also feel like a lot of the people that were working and were taking in the information weren't super computer savvy. >> the booths weren't the problem. it was the people processing and printing out the ballots. there was probably only two people doing that. >> it was a little daunting at first, but definitely it was worth it. it was worth every minute. >> yeah, i guess the greatest thing coming out of tonight is that they got their of course they got their i voted sticker as well. of course today was the last day to get that vote in. now, we reached out to the county clerk who did not get back to us, but they did mention something along the lines of if people were waiting until closer to 5:00 today to vote, they were going to be waiting this line a long time. but again, people were here as early as 3:00 and didn't really leave until 7:30, 8:00.

than a million early ballots have been collected so far in the county and that doesn't include the ballots cast today. there were roughly 2.1 million registered voters in maricopa county, so right now more than half of the registered voters in the county have voted early. that is considered a great turnout for early voting. and maybe that means the lines will not be very long on election day. we'll have to see. an election alert, a federal appeals court blocks an arizona law making it a them en masse. just days before election day, that is a big win for the democratic get out the vote effort. this means that this with won't be a crime now for groups to go door to door to collect early ballots that have never been turned and were just sitting on someone's counter and deliver them to the polls for that voter. some republicans have raised concerns about this practice potentially leading to voter fraud. we are just four days away

2:00 p.m. on the fox 10 facebook page, and our on air coverage begins on fox 10 news at 5:00. a driver going down the wrong way on a freeway. you should be seeing taillights right there, on the loop d.p.s. troopers helped ston traffic and turn the driver in the right directionment the driver was then arrested. charges right now unknown. developing tonight, one man is dead, another rushed to the hospital after a shooting and police are now looking for a group of men who may be involved in this. >> police telling us that the victims are related in this case. danielle miller joins us live now from the phoenix police department with the latest on the story. danielle? >> kari and john, we are not sure at this time what exactly led up to the shooting, but

is at least four suspects still on the loose tonight. now, we spoke with some neighbors who live in that area of the shooting, and they are telling us that not surprised by this violence. >> my kids were playing with the neighbor's basketball, so they come running and saying that somebody is shooting. >> just before 6:00 tonight, phoenix police were called to this area near 67th avenue and van buren for reports of gunshots. when they arrived they found two men with gunshot wounds, one victim died at the scene, his nephew a 20-year-old man was taken to the hospital but is expected to survive. danielle rodriguez, who lives in the area, wasn't surprised by all of the police activity. >> lately, i have been hearing gunshots every time, so i don't think it's that safe for our kids with all of this stuff. >> police aren't sure of the motive for the shooting but say there are as many as four suspects involved, all hispanic

sedan after the shooting. rodriguez hopes that the violence will stop. >> it's not safe for my kids, so i would rather just take my kids in the house and don't go out because you might get shot, you know. >> reporter: and at this time we do not know the identities of the victims in this case, and we are also waiting for a condition update on that surviving victim. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >> thanks, danielle. a 15-year-old shot during a home invasion in tolleson. a homeowner found t his house near 99th avenue and lower buckeye. the homeowner shot the teen two times in the back. the teen is expected to survive. a second suspect was arrested. people who live in the area stunned by all of this. >> now you're in the hospital and you're going to have deal with, you know, the legalities. you're going to have to deal with your medical expenses. problems turn out ten times worse now. >> no word tonight on the suspects' identities.

that a toddler from surprise has died from a brain injury, brain trauma. police say the boy was a accused by the father's girlfriend. she allegedly threw the toddler to the ground twice. the little boy, adam aguilar the third was almost two years old. moreno has been arrested and is currently facing a felony child abuse charge but authorities say additional charges must be filed. the department of child safety has said that they had one previous reaction with moreno for report of abuse to her biological child. the case was referred to services and then closed a fox follow-up on what to do with felons involved with a reentry center in phoenix. the department of corrections announced it will make some changes. people who live near the i-17 and pinnacle peak area say they are concerned about the facility

the facility recently decided not to accept any recently released sex offenders, so now the only people that will be accepted at the center will be those going through substance abuse treatment. that's it. a stark contrast to yesterday's rain and dust and hail and wind. >> that was kind of a surprise yesterday, the coolest day we have seen in months. dave munsey up now to tell us what we are in for the >> it's hard to believe that just last week we had a 100-degree temperature. look at the temperatures we worked out today, very mild at sky harbor. how far did we have to go back to find a temperature like this one? all the way back to may 7th, '77 degrees back then. how about that 79. is it going to be hanging around? through the weekend, no, we are going to back to the 80s, but in the low 80s, where we should be

we do pop it up on monday though. we'll have a full report on weather, coming up. okay. dave, thank you. an unbelievable scene in philadelphia. look at this water main break. it flooded the parking lot of a shopping center. a 48-inch water main burst this afternoon. they had to use boats. look at that. right up to the kneecaps of the mannequins in the window. it left customers stranded in their stores and crews brought in the rafts. a big mess out there. workers are still cleaning this up tonight. basking in their glory, the chicago cubs players returning home, a hero's welcome, a victory parade for the 2016 world series champions happening in chicago today, and this was really almost a -- almost really

>> amazing turnout. officials estimate the crowd was about 5 million people. imagine that. to give you some perspective, the population of our entire state is six and a half million, that would be pretty much almost our entire state. >> yeah. >> after the rally, some of the cubs' players took the mic for a sing along. >> i wanted to hear that. i wanted to hear that, the sing along. >> it was good. >> i know it was good. coming up on fox 10 news at 9:00 a look inside the white house like you've never seen it before. some incredible photos not open to the public. >> and a disturbing story unfolding in south carolina, a woman found chained up like an animal and a body found on that same property. this is a very odd story. tonight we are learning the suspect has ties to arizona. >> but first, a story you will only see on fox 10. finally, a way to deal with rats >> oh, the pizza rat? we are not going to kill the pizza rat, are we? >> well, all rats. they are going to do it with birth control.

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only on fox only on fox tonight, a company in flagstaff has a new way of getting rid of rats. >> not by killing them, chopping their heads off or whatever you do, putting them in a trap, but by putting them on birth control. our steve krafft has the story. >> rats, prowlers of the park, scourges of the subway, germ carrying, disease spreading, citrus thieving vermin, an animal most of us don't ever want to see. rats have a gift. they are world champion reproducers. >> most people don't realize, rodents are the most efficient species on earth, and just a pair can produce with all of

of eight months 15,000 individuals. >> dr. mayer has made it her mission to reduce the rat population in an ingenious new way. it starts with a thought that may not make sense at first. killing rats doesn't get rid of them. >> the problem is reproduction. if you take a population of rats and you knock them down using a lethal means, you're not going to get all of them. they come back up, and then you knock them down they come back up, and that's gone on for decades. >> but then came doctor mayer's aha moment. what if instead of killing rats, they were never born in the first place? what if you could make rats infertile so they don't give birth to a zillion baby. >> the product is a liquid product. it is a nontoxic, and the rats consume it.

to 10% of their body weight in liquids a day, so this appeals to that. >> contra pest targets the over over overry -- o varies in female rats. >> in males, it works very rapidly. in females it takes a little bit longer, somewhere between five to seven days for them to completely stop cycling. >> and here's the great thing if you dealing with roof rats. contrapest works on them too. >> we just finished a study on roof rats in hilo rats. they are called the black rat. they are very susceptible to this, and we completely stop their reproductive capacity. >> the company says contrapest has a sweet taste rats find irresistible and won't hurt humans. they said, why don't you try it?

>> here's some contrapest. it's not good for rats when it comes to their reproduction but is totally safe for humans to consume, not that you would necessarily want to, but if you did, it would be no big deal. so to prove it, i'm going to have some right now. bottoms up. not bad. contrapest is not yet available to the general public. you can't buy it for home use. it's being tried by places, including the city of zoos, poultry and big producers. the company's ambitious goal, if it all goes well, rat infestations will become a thing of the past, not just in america but around the world. in flagstaff, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> we have got to save pizza rat. that's the one rat that we have got to save. >> i don't know. i don't want any pizza stolen by a rat off my plate. i would be very upset. the company says the rats have a

also invaluable for lab research that has saved human lives. >> by the way, you will likely be able to buy contrapest to control rat infestations in the next three to five years. >> when we started the story, dave came over and said, well, how do you put the contraceptive on? he's a wise guy. an emotional plea from the arizona. it requires some responsibility on the rat's part, john. >> that's right. plus a historic day for the phoenix police department. the newest grads setting a record. >> a nice win for the suns on wednesday, eric bledsoe with a buzzer beater in overtime, what a way to get your first win of the season, right? tonight, the boys were looking for back-to-back wins, and what do you know, it was another

wire, the suns looking to start another win streak, highlights coming up later in the show. >> we are heading into the weekend, and everybody is ready for it. we'll tell you about weather. and it's going to be great,

your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. >> well, hi, everybody. friday night, we have 73 degrees right now. winds out of the north, northeast just a light breeze, five miles an hour, city looking pretty good as people get out and enjoy their friday, 72 in scottsdale, 66 in fountain hills right now. we have 68 degrees up at deer valley, 73 in glendale, and 65 right now in ahwatukee. a little bit of moisture around

you can see a little bit of flash of moisture here and there as it just kind of circles around, kind of wraps itself around up in flagstaff, a little action over here in the white mountains a little action. it's moving through very, very rapidly as you can see it just kind of hauling on out of here. with you we put the futurecast into motion. we get you through saturday, and it's pretty much gone by then. so the moisture is out of here. nice mild day on the day today. 79 degrees for the high. you can see bucke, they agree with that. we did have an 81 in glendale, 78 in scottsdale, and 77 in chandler on the day today, and you get a look at some of the other numbers, 68 degrees, that up in sedona, 55 in flagstaff, 48 at show low, 78 at gila bend, 77 in tuscon, and the mid-80s in yuma. take a look at your day. 79 on the high, 60 on the low, 81 and 57 would be your normal high and low.

your record low at 32. yeah, it does get down to freezing here in arizona every once in a while. here's your forecast highs. we are going to 80 degrees tomorrow. it will be a little higher than that in some places in the valley, in other places a little bit lower, apache junction at 79. other numbers would be 69 in sedona, 55 at flagstaff, 89 at yuma and 79 down in tuscon. looking across the country, right here kind of blending and mixing in over into new mexico. another little system pushing into the northwest. beautiful temperatures, once again, much nicer than it should be for this time of year, running outside the norms by about 20 degrees in some places. 73 in bismarck, 75 in omaha, mid-70s in dallas, 65 in washington, 62 in new york. denver, look at that, 72 today,

mid-60s, upper 60s in the northwest. overnight and tomorrow morning, 62 degrees. the great weekend is here, 80 degrees for your saturday, lots of sunshine, might see a cloud or two and then 82 on sunday, and then it picks up as we head into monday, tuesday, with those temperatures getting into the mid-80s and then backing off once again. have a great weekend, and watch your kids around weather. >> that may be the most forecast ever. you just set the thermostat and break it off right at the stem, dave. it's perfect. >> just as a reminder, you know the next ten days are going to be perfect. if you want weather alerts to check your weather forecast 24/7, you can do so using the fox 10 weather app, it's free, available both in apple and google play stores. still ahead, a new mom receives a big bill from the hospital even though she did not deliver her baby in the hospital. also, a look at how

homes. what's replaced computers as the most common tech item? but first, the latest on the investigation unfolding south carolina, a former arizona

you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00. with john hook and kari lake. developing tonight in south carolina, police fear that the

serial killer, and we are learning that he has a violent criminal history right here in arizona. >> the woman was found yesterday in a storage container, chained up like a dog. today, police found the body, a body on the same property that could be the woman's boyfriend, who was still missing. marc martinez joins us now with the latest on this story, an arizona connection. >> yeah, john, absolutely, and we are going to explain all of that. but the man who has been arrested here is a registered sex offender who served an arizona prison for kidnapping and raping a 14-year-old girl in the valley back in 1986, and tonight police are searching his property for other human remains. >> she is alive and well, and she is obviously traumatized. she told us that she had been locked in that container for two months. it's just only by god's grace that she is alive. >> it horrifying case unfolding in south carolina on a rural

deputies discovered the 30-year-old, kala brown, after she started banging on the walls of a 30 by 15-foot container, a further search turning up a body in a shallow grave. >> we have absolutely right now no way of knowing how this person deceased -- whether it's male or female or any of those kind of things >> at this point the body has not been identified but police fear there could be more remains on the property after brown, kidnapping victim, told police that she saw the captor shoot and kill her boyfriend and there could be others buried on the property. she traveled to the property for a cleaning job and instead they were reportedly taken hostage. at this point, police have charged a 45-year-old man with kidnapping but more could be on the way.

agent and owns a landscaping business. reporting live, marc martinez, fox 10 news. an arizona man sentenced to nearly a decade in prison after pleaing guilty to terrorism charges, mahin khan arrested over the summer for plotting attack an m.v.d. office in mesa and an air force recruitment center in tuscon. his father made an emotional plea to the judge, sayin is a lost and confused child and needs help. but an fbi agent said he was offered mental health treatment when he was 15 to steer him away from his radical viewpoints. >> your honor, i would like you to know that since mahin has been in prison, he has shown significant signs of remorse for his actions. he understands now that his words can have serious consequences. >> had he chosen to take advantage of the golden

to him, we likely wouldn't be here today. mr. khan continued to revert to this interest in extremism and violence. >> along with the eight years behind bars, mahin khan will be placed on lifetime probation once he is released. a jury finds magazine liable of defamation, a story the magazine later recanted, took back. much of the article relied on a single source, a student only identified as jackie who said she was a victim of a gang rape. u.v.a. administrator sued her for seven and a half million dollars. she says she was unfairly portrayed in the article as trying to sweep jackie's sexual

rug. we are just barely four days out until the presidential election, and a brand-new fox news poll is out and it shows the race is tightening, very close. hillary clinton's lead over donald trump has shrunk quite a bit. clinton has a 2-point lead lead over trump, 45% to his 43% in the latest poll conducted by fox news this week. in the meantime, donald trump's son, donald, jr., spent part of the day in the valley. he spoke to his father's supporters this morning at the gilbert gilbert. trump, jr. says voters are tired of the status quo in washington. he also mentioned his five children under the age of 9 and their need to protect washington for the future. >> if we allow this nonsense to continue, the american dream won't be alive and well. it won't be. so we are going to fight until

>> last week donald trump, jr. spoke to student supporters at a.s.u.'s campus in tempe. we are a battleground state, and that's why so many people are coming to arizona this weekend. two former presidential candidates will be in the valley stumping for the current presidential candidates. dr. ben carson will give a speech in support of donald trump at the arizona republican party headquarters at 2:00 p.m. in phoenix, and ben carson attend another event at 35th and shea. and bernie sanders is coming to campaign for hillary clinton on sunday. he will speak in a public event in phoenix to discuss clinton's economic plan, speaking at 11:45 in phoenix. doors will open an hour before at 10:45. it is the people's house, the white house, and president obama is showing us a part of it

he obviously spends a lot of time in the oval office, but what about the personal living space for the first family. we are getting a rare glimpse inside the white house. the private residence, as it's called, where the obamas spend much of their time, where they live, architectural digest capturing the first family in their surroundings where they live together. it's hard to believe this is the white house. wouldn't you uncomfortable furniture? but look how comfortable they look together on the sofa, and this is absolutely beautiful, the dinning hall in the treaty room. isn't that beautiful? they did some reworking and remodeling. this is actually the treaty room where the president spends a lot of time at night and is very warm and cozy there, and i think it is a cool room, john. can you recognize the view there, looking out over towards the south lawn? >> yeah.

>> and the washington monument. >> they call this the solarium and designer michael smith had a lot to do with making this a cozy room to raise their daughters. the first thing they did, decorating sasha and malia's rooms, and they also included work from artists who had visited the white house in the past. this class has set a new standard, we'll tell you what it is. plus more trouble for samsung, yet another recall, this one not involving a cell phone, it's a washing machine that vibrates too violently. >> oh, man. >> causing even a jaw injury. >> wow. >> i am not sure how that would happen, but sometimes laundry gets physical. >> it does, especially when you have a really big load of shoes and towels and stuff. it gets crazy. it's like a tympani going on in there.

your wake up weather and what's

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across america--- yet another attack on police. this one across america, another attack on police. this happened in new york city, a police sergeant killed, another police sergeant wounded after a shootout with a man in the bronx. officers responded to a call of a home invasion. the suspect was later shot and killed. the officer who died was a 19-year veteran of nypd. the officer wounded had been with the department for nine years. he was shot in the leg. he is expected to be okay. with news of the recent police shootings happening all over the country, it's become a very tough environment for

decade, the phoenix police department graduates an entire class of new recruits. 40 new officers took their oaths during today's ceremony after graduating from the arizona law enforcement academy in a time where really they could be seen as targets for simply wearing their uniform. the new recruits say they are ready for the challenge. >> i think the biggest challenge is going home, you know, safe every day and kn know, any situation can turn volatile. >> it's natural to feel scared and to feel afraid. that's only, you know, you ca only be human. >> we are all a brotherhood, and when something like that happens, it just kind of makes our passion burn brighter. >> we wish them success and safety. all of this, the first phoenix recruit class since 2008, so this is a big first in, what, eight years. phoenix pd still are short about

an october surprise for the job market, the economy creating 161,000 new jobs last month. that is fewer than expected. the unemployment rate fell below 5%, mainly because more people stopped looking for work. stocks not loving those numbers, the dow falling again on friday, and interestingly enough the s&p dropping for the ninth straight session, the longest losing streak since december 1980. meantime, another recall for washing machine, the electronics company already recalling over the recall of the galaxy note 7 smartphone, pulling back nearly 3 million of its top loading washing machines. and call it an inside out dorito, frito-lay now selling a frozen version of its classic nacho snack, a triangle of

crust that you heat up in the microwave. now for the very first time in a long time, the personal computer is actually no longer the most prevalent device in our homes. analytics company, they are kind of looking this stuff over, and they are measuring some new scores and data about what we are using in our home, what we rely on, and the most common device, it's the smartphone, with more than 37% of homes saying that is the primary devi second at 28%, computers or laptops. third would be the tablets. 17% saying that's their primary device at home. and next the gaming console, blue ray players at 7%, followed by streaming devices at only 5%. these were television devices with fewer than 1% saying that smart tvs were their primary devices in the home. mine wasn't on there.

>> great on a friday night. >> it's true. >> you need that to use all of that other stuff. that's for sure. hey look at these numbers, we have got some nice looking temperatures for you. the temperatures are down in the morning as well as the daytime, but not terrible. flagstaff at 38, 43 at the grand canyon, 43 at prescott, 38 at show low, and 53 down at tuscon. some nice looking numbers. in fact, some 50s starting to show up, mesa at 58, 59 in apache junction, 59 in surprise and goodyear, 57 in maricopa, 59 in ahwatukee, and what about the rest of the weekend? well, let's take a look here, 81 on saturday, lots of sunshine, maybe a few clouds on sunday with 82, monday back to the sun, and 85 degrees, a great looking weekend for you. i hope you enjoy it. we'll have more weather after 10:00. >> do you have any doubt, dave, that we'll enjoy the weekend? any doubt at all? >> not any whatsoever. >> you can give us a snowstorm actually and we'd probably still enjoy it. >> it's talkback time, right

tonight, we are talking about homework. too much? parents fed up? in one country, they are. we'll tell you about it. and she almost made it to the hospital. she was ready to give birth but she didn't quite make it in the hospital, so why did she get a huge expensive bill from the hospital several months later? >> but first a sweet surprise for a college student whose car was broken into, for a kit cat bar. how somebody is making

coming up in few minutes on fox 10 news at 10 -- coming up in just a few minutes on fox 10 news at 10:00, the search is on for the person behind a deadly double shooting. we'll bring you the latest information. and a local business is helping a 7-year-old boy who is recovering from a bad boating accident. how you can help out. plus, spacex says it now knows why its last rocket blew up right before launch, how soon the private to be blasting off again. those stories and more coming up tonight at 10:00. a freshman at kansas state university get a sweet surprise after somebody broke into his car. they didn't steal anything except a candy bar, a kit kat bar. >> wow, somebody must have been hungry. >> it made headlines earlier this week over the theft. he says that the thief even left behind a note apologizing for breaking into the car. it said they just wanted the candy bar. that's it. after hearing about the

smart. they jumped into it and said, you know what, we are going to get you that snack back and filled his car with more than 6,000 kit kat bars. >> i'm a little nervous. it's crazy having this many people around me. i didn't think it would be like this. i thought it would be 20, 30 people. >> if that would have happened here, it would have melted into >> and the media is going to be there. that's smart. they are really smart. >> hunter says he will be sure to lock his car again in the future. >> just don't do it right now. let everybody get in there and get a kit kat. time for tonight's talkers. >> first up, a big bill for a brand-new mom who showed up at the hospital with the baby on the way, literally the baby coming out. >> look at this video.

she pulls up doesn't even make it into the hospital. the nurses delivered the baby in the car. then she was moved into the hospital for delivering the placenta. she later received $7,000 for delivery room charges. mom is saying, look, i delivered the baby in my car. >> yeah, but she got help. >> the baby's head was out. the baby is going to come out. >> i just s grand to deliver a baby? honestly. >> mom said they wanted to deliver the placenta, if you want to get detailed, john. >> good for the hospital, bad for the mom. it seems excessive to me. >> you think there would be just a co-pay. >> i know, there's no humanity left. parents in spain striking over excessive homework assigned to their kids.

they say it's too much stress, burdening, takes away from family time. but the best students are getting the best jobs, so they are complaining, but are they misguided? >> i don't know. >> there's got to be a balance. i really think the homework thing goes too far some times. >> i think at one point you get with your kids and go, maybe they aren't going to be the smartest engineer in the world. then you say, why do we have to have all of they are not? i'm not saying my kids aren't going to be. >> homework can become a huge stress, if you guys are parents or soon to be. >> i'm taking my kids to school this weekend. that's what i'm doing. >> you'll make a lot of friends doing that. head to our facebook pages. we would love to hear from you. share your thoughts, john hook, fox 10. >> and kari lake fox 10. we have posted the topics and would love to hear from you. >> have a great weekend.

homework in 5th grade. i got an f. that's what happened to me. we check in on the diamondbacks. they are getting straight a's, the arizona diamondbacks with a new main man. we got to know their new

putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either.

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baseball team. for the 8th time in franchise history, the arizona diamondbacks name a manager. torey lovullo is now the skipper. lovullo come over from boston. does that sound familiar? it should. new gm hazen also a former red sock. for him to make the move he has to go with a guy that he is familiar. nevin franchise for years, but lovullo has more experience in the bigs. he also played in the big. he's only 51 but has accomplished quite a bit. a look at his resum?, almost a decade as a manager in the minors, nine years to be exact, two in toronto, another four in boston, winning the world series with the red sox in 2013, and as

manager in 2015. the news conference is scheduled for monday, when he will officially be introduced to the media. not done with the baseball stuff just yet. we have to check in on the champs, the cubs with their parade today. this party is going to be one for the ages. cubby fans have waited all of their lives for this, and it is finally here, and they can thank this guy right here, joe maddon. the big league manager has a knack for turning franchise around. he did it in gets chicago over the hump, the crowd in the millions today, comparing the party to woodstock back in the '60s. look at that crowd. >> welcome to cubstock 2016. i wasn't there in 69, but i wish they were here today. this was overwhelming, the drive down through wrigleyville down michigan to here.

first and foremost, is that we have known each other forever. you guys are the best. congratulations. more local stuff, the suns looking for back-to-back wins, taking on the pelicans in new orleans tonight, and it turned out to be a great game. bledsoe to tucker, no, bledsoe gets the rebound, gets it devin booker, booker nails it, but it's not over yet. how about born ready, lance stevenson, the new york legend, hits the shot, two seconds left, booker at the buzzer for the tie, gets it to go, we are going to overtime. booker, cool, calm, also clutch. how about this shot right here. the circus is in town, the circus shot goes in. he gets the shooter's touch. wow, how about that, so nice we'll look at it twice, 38 points for booker, eight seconds left, suns down by one, t.j. warren, wide-open, throws it down, suns retake the lead, one last chance for new orleans,

score 112-111, wow, what a game in new orleans. now it's time for the hockey part of our show, we start with the college kids, the sun devil hockey team taking on michigan in coyotes arena in glendale. lights the lamp, tied at 1 a piece. lookwood on the breakaway, that is too easy. take a look at the replay from point 2-1 michigan. stays with it, won't quit, gets it to go, and right now it is 4-1 -- 4-1 is your final. coyotes taking on anaheim, ducks come out like gangbusters, and they are not done. you get the picture, 4-1 anaheim

in this one, they win it final score 5-1. much more on the dbacks and their new manager, torey lovullo. he comes in with plenty of experience, plus the suns working overtime once again, trust me, you have got to see these highlights. but that's later. right now it's back to the news crew. fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. >> thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. phoenix polic a gunman tonight after a shooting sends one man to the hospital and leaves another dead. that violence breaking out in a neighborhood near 67th avenue and van buren, and fox 10's danielle miller joins us live now from phoenix police headquarters with what we know tonight. danielle? >> marc, at this time we are not sure what led up to this shooting. but police are telling us that there's at least four suspects still on the loose tonight. earlier this evening we spoke

neighborhood where that shooting took place, and they are telling us they are not surprised by the violence. >> my kids were playing with the neighbor, basketball, so they came running to say that somebody was shooting. >> just before 6:00 tonight, phoenix police were called to this area near 67th avenue and van buren for reports of gunshots. when they arrived they found two men with gunshot wounds, one victim died at the scene. his nephew, a 20-year-old man, was taken to the hospital but is expected to survive. daniel rodriguez who the area wasn't surprised by all of the police activity. >> lately, i have been hearing gunshots every time, so i don't think that's safe for our kids with all of this stuff. >> police still aren't sure of a motive for the shooting but say there's as many as four suspects involved, all hispanic males who fled in a four door sedan after the shooting. rodriguez is hoping the violence will stop. >> i hope we get a better neighborhood. there's hope that it won't happen again.