now. >> we begin tonight with a fox 10 news alert. a man on his way to jail arrested after a road rage incident in phoenix tonight. it actually started in scottsdale when a woman called 911 saying someone rammed the back of her car while she was driving. >> scottsdale police finally caught up to them near 48th street and thomas in phoenix, and that is when police say that the man who was ramming the woman's car decided to quickly turn around and started driving in the other this was a bad scene out there. he crashed into the suv in the process. his vehicle then spun and crashed right into a scottsdale police cruiser. >> now, everyone is okay. that's the good news. police say the man was very combative as he was being arrested, and they believe he was drunk. another fox 10 news alert, these pictures are live from the a.d.o.t. cameras along the u.s. 60 in tempe where d.p.s. is investigating a rollover crash. firefighters say that the driver

on foot and is still on the loose tonight. but the crash has been closing the on-ramp there, rural road to the u.s., and that is expected to stay closed for a few hours. thanks for joining us tonight. tonight a valley teenager is talking to fox 10 from her hospital bed. she is badly hurt after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. >> and tonight we are also learning more about that man who is still in jail, and that's where we tonight, live with the latest on this. steph. >> yeah, john and kari, a very long road to recovery for these two teens who were hit by a 60-year-old driver who is still behind bars. one of the victims was hit by the driver. from the hospital bed, she tells

she is sharing her story tonight hoping that she can stop someone electric making a very bad decision. in the blink of an eye, her life would change forever. >> he was a drunk driver. he was a drunk driver. >> a drunk driver, the reason why he's here today. >> it's kind of hard, because sometimes i wake up, and i'll remember that my leg is broken. >> two broken legs, five surgeries, weeks after a night became a nightmare. she's sharing her story. >> i really want him to learn that he has ruined my life and my friend's life. >> tuesday, october 24th, mindy and three friends were heading home on 17 when they ran out of gas. mindy and her friend got out and decided to try and push to the nearest exit, but they wouldn't make it even 20 yards before 56-year-old vince vaughn slammed into them. >> i fell to the floor and i

memorized one number for her friend to call. >> so i breathed in, and 602, just like that. >> her grandmother. >> i said, grandma, i'm dying. i'm -- i got into a wreck. some guy had hit me. i'm dying. my legs are completely ruined, there's so much blood. >> she was losing blood in her legs by the seconds. >> she said where are you, where are you? i said grandma, shut just know that i love you. >> mindy admits that she was also losing hope. >> i knew that that was it. i looked at my legs and how bad they were, and i accepted it. i accepted that this was my time to go. >> reporter: courts records show that vaughn was more than two times the legal limit, a convicted felon who has already been in jail for duis twice, this time leaving others suffering, but mindy's compassion allowing her to say this. >> i'm not mad at him. >> reporter: she forgives the

hopes sharing her story will stop someone else from making the same dangerous mistake. >> i have an opportunity to impact other people's lives. that's definitely what i want to do now. >> reporter: yeah. and mindy still has several more surgeries to go, and then she tells me that she is hopeful that she will be walking again. now, her gofundme page is on fox 10 phoenix.com. if you would like to help out with her medical bills, vincent vaughan is towers jail in the meantime on a $25,000 bond. live in phoenix this morning, i'm stefania okolie, fox 10 news. funeral services are set for monday for the show low police officer who was killed in the line of duty on tuesday. officer darrin reed was fatally shot after responding to a call about a disturbance at a business. the shooter took off and was later killed during a long

pinetop-lakeside holding a 15-year-old girl hostage. 50-year-old officer reed had been with the department for ten years, was very close to retiring. he leaves behind a wife, a son, and a daughter. we have details on his funeral on our website, fox10phoenix.com. last night a stirring candle light vigil for officer darin reed at show low's landmark statue, this beautiful statue, but that vigil ended with the statue catching fire. the candles that were out to honor well, they ignited the statue, which was made of hardined fiberglass, not bronze. the statue which had been around for nearly a decade was destroyed, and the people living in the town say the statue holds special meaning. >> it was named after the two ranchers who actually played

card, the deuces club, and whoever showed the card won town, and that's the lore of the name of the city, show low. >> a local group is working to raise donations on a gofundme page. we have posted a link on click on seen on tv. two days after the election, donald trump has been declared the winner in arizona. >> officials are still counting ballots in arizona. tonight, the maricopa county recorder's office says there are still 310,000 ballots to count, add to that 55,000 provisional

continue counting in the morning. >> two days after his victory, president elect trump heads to washington, dc to begin his transition in the new role. his plane receiving the water salute at port laguardia airport. once in the capitol, he paid a visit to the white house, where he sat down with president obama, the two trying to put their rocky relationship behind them. >> most of all, i want emphasize to you, ms. -- mr. president elect, that we are now going to do everything that we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> we have never met each other. i have great respect. the meeting lasted for almost an hour and a half. mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forward to being with you many, many more times in the future.

the oval office, first lady michelle obama and future first lady melania trump had a meeting of their own. among the topics they discussed, raising children in the white house. the trump's youngest son, baron, is just ten years old. afterward trump and vice president elect mike pence visited capitol hill for lunch with house speaker paul ryan. >> donald trump had one of the most impressive victories that we have ever seen, and we are going to turn that victory into progress for the american people. >> we are going to lower taxes, as you know. and make it more affordable and better. we are going to do a real good job for the public, and that's what we want to do and why we are excited. >> chris christie, former house speaker newt gingrich, and businessman steve munchen are all being considered for cabinet and other top positions. and now that the election is over, hillary clinton is taking some much needed time off. look at this picture this

upstate new york was stunned when she came across mrs. clinton and her husband bill hiking right with her. margaret posted this remarkable photo on facebook, and she had been heartbroken because of the results of the election. so she went for a hike to kind of clear her own mind and then got the shock of her life when she ran into the clintons walking their dog along the same trail. she says hillary was very nice. she even got bill to take a picture of them together. how about that. >> it out in nature -- >> oh, yeah. >> -- after the insanity of the election, huh? >> a little quiet. across america, maybe not so quiet tonight. protests continue over the outcome of the presidential election. these are live pictures from oakland, california. people have been marching in many big cities throughout the day, and president elect donald trump is actually responding now to the protests. he just tweeted. just had a very open and

election. now professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair. >> earlier today, there were various protests in the valley, students seen walking out. tonight the superintendent of the school is responding to their actions. danielle miller has the latest. >> reporter: most students walked out of class, some waiting for school to be over before joining the protest. they were chanting things like education, not they say one of their main concerns about president elect donald trump is his stance on illegal immigration. protests over president elect donald trump going on right here in the valley, many students meeting at the capitol. a.s.u. prep student katharine martinez says with trump in office she fears many people she knows who are in the country illegally will now be deported. >> scared that they are going to

them to be scared. i don't want them to leave the education that they have, because i believe that everyone should have the equal education that i have. >> some arguing that these students shouldn't be out here protesting but instead should be at school. >> they are out here when they should have been out here during the campaign. it's over. the decision has been made. >> the superintendent of the high school district taking to youtube to give a statement. he says when a large group of students want to leave the school, they don't lock or the gates, and although they don't condone leaving, they don't stop it. >> we have very strict policies about missing class, leaving campus, and there are consequences for students who have poor attendance or make choices to leave campus or leave class, and we deal with that on an individual basis. >> the superintendent there says about 500 to a thousand students from the district have walked out of class in the past two

police have been present at all of the protests and for the most part they have remained peaceful. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. thanks, danielle. an arizona murder case gone cold now partially solved after nearly 20 years. avelino tamala found guilty of killing three-year-old crystal reyes back in 1997. the toddlers instance were found in a remote area near goodyear. investigators say the little girl was killed while in the care of her mother and if you have any information on the mother's whereabouts, call the maricopa county office. talking with fox 10 in a previous interview in an unrelated case, court documents show mason filed for bankruptcy in 2009. over the next five years, investigators say he had his father and his fianc?e purchase real estate, a diamond ring and

maison's father and fianc?e are also facing charges in this case. we are exactly two weeks away from thanksgiving, and many areas across the u.s. are still above 80 degrees, and in the areas that get snow, no snow. >> i'm okay with it here, but it gets kind of weird when you start seeing this in the north. >> yeah, it's been around the entire country. it's been backing off a little bit, but there's one area it just won't stop in, and that area is down in the southwest, wouldn't you just know it. there it is in san diego. san diego 90 degrees today. the norm in san diego is 70 degrees. yesterday the high in san diego was 96. that's the record. so they died the record yesterday. -- tied the record yesterday. today at 90 they are one degree below the record of 91 degrees. a look at the rest of the

the exception of florida, where they are still hanging on, and you kind of expect that at this time of year. however, things are turning around a little bit, as we look at san diego over the next three days, 82 tomorrow for veterans day, a little bit of cloudiness on saturday and 80, and then 81 on sunday. so they are not back to their seasonal norm, but things are getting just a little bit cooler there. we'll have a complete look at our weather coming up >> all right, thank you dave. and coming up on fox 10 news at day, it's going to be a gorgeous forecast. tonight we are honoring two valley veterans who fought for our freedom decades apart, and they have now formed a special friendshipment. >> first, space mission with

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finish their projects. >> it's a project that wll make history by bringing a little asteroid dust back to earth. >> three, two, one. and liftoff of osiris-rex. >> the osiris-rex was flawless. it was a beautiful launch. >> on september e, the ground breaking mission approached an asteroid and returned at least some of it to earth. inside the building in tuscon scientists who planned the mission wait and wait and wait for its return, seven years from now. heather enos is one of them. >> and the university of arizona has the responsibility of the full oversight of the science objectives and meeting the requirements of the mission. >> it will be a little less than 342 days, 23 hours, 13 minutes until osiris-rex slingshots around the earth. it's called an earth-gravity assist. >> we'll use a little bit of the momentum and the power from the

a slingshot and get us the path and get on to the orbital plane. >> it will rendezvous with benu two years from now. >> the big exciting moment in summer of 2018. >> it is a little taller than the empire state building or eiffel tower, an asteroid chance one in 127 chance of hitting earth in the next century. over the next two years, it will map the asteroid and find its best approach, the target date in 2020. osiris-rex will fly so close to the asteroid that it will be able to vacuum up a two-ounce sample, about the same as four tablespoons of sugar.

in a return capsule and will return in july 2023. >> what will they do meanwhile, to ensure it stays on course? just like the ancient mariners uses navigation to cross seas seas -->> they do complex i don't understand the modeling and calculations. over the last couple of weeks, we have spent time doing instrument checkouts, ensuring that they are healthy, doing calibrations of the instruments. >> as the spacecraft approaches benu, these empty desks will be filled with scientists. >> when we get there, it's a pretty aggressive timeline to collect data we need and make the right decisions to move forward to get to the sample

>> they will also need to guide the return capsule home. >> we o recognize the importance of not burning out the team, and that can be a tendency on these missions. >> everybody needs to be there for the celebrations in 2020. >> you have to remind yourself that the primary goal is to return that sample here, because it's really going to be the gift that keeps on giving for generations to come. it's going to be a really good day. >> and just tremendous science from that. 75% of the returned aster flight center in houston, and the rest will be examined by scientists, some of them at the university of arizona. that process will likely take several more years. still ahead tonight at 9:00, still fairly rare to see a bald eagle, but what about two? tonight, the story of a pair of bald eagles, how they were rescued from a storm drain. and bad news about those elevator buttons, the one to close the doors, it doesn't work

reason why. well, we are looking at some beautiful weather, nice looking temperatures in the low 70s right now. we'll have your full forecast,

your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. hi everybody, boy, what a nice day, yeah, nice night too. it's 72 degrees right now, just a light breeze out of the east, southeast, about nine miles an hour, city looking absolutely beautiful tonight, temperatures about the same, huh? 72 right now in scottsdale, 65 up at cave creek, in apache junction 65, in the surprise area, we are looking at 65, and then in chandler, it is 70 degrees right now, some nice looking temperatures. a little bit of high clouds through the

white mountains. that was about it. 82 degrees was our high. you can see other highs, not quite as high, just one degree below that on the west side, a couple of degrees below up in scottsdale. 79 in chandler today. we had 72 degrees in sedona, in payson 64, 59 degrees in show low, and up at the grand canyon 62, 82 in gila bend, and 87 degrees in yuma. this is what we are forecasting for the overnight lows. nice looking te the norm for this time of year is in the mid-50s, so we are a few degrees above it, but still at 60 degrees, real nice looking, lots of 50s surrounding that number, we went to 64 this morning, 82 this afternoon. 78 and five a would be your normal high and low. there's your record high at 91 and your record low at 33. this is what we are forecasting for tomorrow, about the same as we had today, a degree or two

other numbers that we have, 69 in prescott, 58 at flagstaff, 64 at st. john's, 71 in safford, and 87 is the forecast over in yuma. now, as we look across the country, really not much going on, pretty quiet. we see a little bit of weather right in the coastal areas up near seattle, and then down here by brownsville, a little bit of active weather as well, and then look at the great lakes, the upper great lakes, these guys are looking at kind of a mixed bag of rain and snow in that area, but really not bad. look at detroit at 63, 58 up in new york, 70 in atlanta. we also had 70 in wichita today, 60 in bismarck. there's that 90 we pointed out earlier in san diego as things warm up in san diego just a little bit. but those temperatures coming down from what they had been. 60 degrees overnight. it will be mild, 82 degrees for tomorrow, and then we are going

while here right up through next week, and then we do see some 70s finding their way in. tomorrow by the way is veterans day. it's going to be a beautiful day for the vets to enjoy. watch your kids around water. okay, dave, thank you. still ahead in the next half hour of fox 10 news at 9:00, a movement that's gaining some steam, why some people want california to secede from the country. plus he lost his bid for a 7th term at maricopa county sheriff, but joe arpaio is still facing hearing today in one case, the latest from the courtroom.

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you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00. with john hook and kari lake. tomorrow is veterans day, and tonight we are honoring two valley veterans who fell in to an unexpected friendship. >> this is a story of a 41-year-old and a 93-year-old, and even though they are from different generaon fought for our freedom. >> marcy jones is live with with their story tonight. marcy? >> that's right, guys, i love this story. one fought in world war ii. the other has done two deployments to iraq, and despite the age difference, they do have a lot in common, which makes their friendship even more rare. >> when veteran michael lee went into the shop, he asked the 93-year-old owner what supplements he should take.

he says, the water and keep on walking. >> when the two got it talking, they realized they shared an unbreakable bond of service. a survivor of world war ii, arnie is a veteran and lucky to be alive. after he was shot in iwo jima, he was loaded with hundreds of other buddies and guam. >> after they tied a tag on my toe -- a nurse apparently heard me. >> he says he was lucky to be rescued and nursed back to health, but michael believes he is the lucky one, to have met someone that he admires so much. >> i can't imagine what he went through. i thought that i went through some hard times, and when i hear about what he went through, i stop having pity on myself. >> today michael stopped by to

veterans day, say thank you, and share a few stories, adding while some may see arnie as a humble shop owner, michael says he sees him about a hero. >> everything about him, the epitome of a man should be, and i'm honored to be in his presence, to know him and to continue to get to know him. >> they have even more in common, the loves of their life. arnie has been married to his high school sweetheart for 73 years, and they both have rescue dogs. kids at the sierra verde stem academy in glendale, they celebrated veterans day early, collecting thousands of care packages to go to soldiers, wrote hundreds of handwritten cards to be spent to soldiers

>> we really thank you for your service and we appreciate what you sacrificed for us. they don't get to see their families much, so we want to celebrate them. >> all of the packages and letters from students will be delivered to the packages from home organization and will be sent overseas just in time for the holidays. this might be the earliest traffic alert you get for a traffic problem that's kind of way ahead of the problem, you know what i'm saying, john? >> yeah, you're being forewarned. >> a very big forewarning for you. tomorrow is the 20th annual veterans day parade in phoenix, and it's a great parade. there are major road closures though that you'll want to know about if you travel through you central phoenix. the parade begins at central and montbello, comes down on central before turning east on camelback, and then it goes south on 7th street. the parade will end at indian school road. lots of traffic problems in this area. if you are going to the parade,

and walk into the parade route. it is expected to be over by 1:00 p.m. officials will be closing down the road along the parade route at 7:30 tomorrow morning. another hearing in the racial profiling case that goes on. the civil contempt case against arpaio will continue. it's been three years since a federal judge ordered him to stop immigration sweeps and make county sheriff's office. but independent reports from a.s.u. show biased policing still exists, and more than 70 deputies have been identified as potential problems. >> it means that they are, for example, stopping a certain -- stopping latinos or native americans at a significantly higher rate than other deputies in their same beat or their same district, so these things need to be addressed quickly. >> in an interview with fox 10,

office he wants to resolve this case quickly, because remember the monitors that are overseeing sheriff arpaio right now will continue to oversee the sheriff's office even when paul penzone takes over. he says the case and federal monitor are too costly. >> training will be implemented to meet standards and expectations of the court and resolve it so that we are not paying additional fees that could go to safety, education, orother place. to me, that is the most important >> even after paul penzone is sworn in, the maricopa county sheriff's office will remain in compliance, will have to for at least three years before the federal monitor and the entire case will go away. the former ceo of the phoenix-based red light camera company sentenced to two and a half years in prison for a bribely scheme. the judge also ordering karen finley to pay $35,000 in restitution and 10% of her income for the rest of her life. finley worked for red flex

a scheme to secure $124 million in contracts from the city of chicago. she was also sentenced to prison time last month for a similar scheme in ohio. but we were told this is all about safety. that makes me think -- >> yeah. >> -- it's about something else, money. it was a race to rescue a pair of bald eagles from a storm drain in orlando today. >> and the entire ordeal, the rescue and all, was caught on camera. one of the eagles was stuck in a this is like the saddest thing ever to see that, right in the grate there of the drain, while the others stood by watching over it, trying to protect it. when rescuers arrived, one of the eagles flew away, but crews were eventually able to rescue the other eagle by wrapping a blanket around it and pulling it to safety. >> so i reached down there and i grabbed the foot that was grabbing the neck, and then the other one is flailing, and then i grabbed the other foot, and i

re. >> experts say that at this time of year, they see a number of bald eagles fight, and sometimes those fights can result in injuries. as for this eagle, they plan to keep a close eye on it and monitor the wounds. a bit of a stir after selling these donuts at their shop today, the company taking action after fox 10 began looking into it, an update after the break. plus many people begin their holiday shopping, but there's one gift to we'll tell you why. and we are almost to the weekend. dave has your friday wake up forecast after the break

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. a dunkin' donuts in mesa coming under fire for these

trump's victory in the presidential election. they have red, white, and blue donuts that either say trump or wall, referring to the u.s.-mexico border. >> trump has promised to replace the current border fence which is in some areas with a wall and have mexico pay for it. you probably heard that by now. some customers though were not amused by these donuts today while others actually didn't find them offensive at all. >> i am pro see anything wrong with them. i don't know that i would go out of my way to purchase them, but it's a way to support america. >> deportations is a reality, and that's a reality that we face every day, and sure, it's a stupid donut, but what's the point of it? who is laughing at it? >> tonight, dunkin' donuts says they were inappropriately forecasted and when the franchise was made aware of it they were immediately removed.

of grub hub, telling employees that if they vote for donald trump or support his policies, they should resign, saying he respects his employees right to vote but that they should support inclusion regardless of who the president is. >> do you rising more than 470 points since voters picked donald trump to be the next president. meantime, if you were looking for a home, mortgage rates rising. another recall to tell awe bt, mitsubishi pulling back around at another 2000 outlander and outlander sport suvs, apparently has to do with windshield wipers. and now we know what you like

holidays, according to a new survey. more than half of consumers will be getting at least one gift card for a holiday present, but get this, only about one in four people say they prefer gift cards over an actual present, and don't even get me started on those who would like both. that's business. i'm neil cavuto. all right, john. it's time to start mapping out your holiday shopping. >> come on, are you serious? now? >> strategy -- >> thanksgiving, we are barely out of halloween. >> you have to have a strategy for this stuff, on paper, planned out. most experts say if you are looking for the best deals online, you are better off hitting the web on thanksgiving day, when you can expect the best bargains as opposed to black friday. they also say you should start listing gift ideas, figure out how much they sell at a regular price, and how much you should pay at a regular place.

and then you start shopping online. >> before you even start buying the turkey. >> with all of the christmas talk, i feel that the lows should be a lot lower. >> they should be the highs. >> yeah, they should be. the temperatures in flagstaff are coming down a little bit, 27 degrees, the grand canyon at 35, 35 in winslow, 33 at show plow, 57 in casa grande, closer into the valley, wickenburg at 52, 59 at apache junction, maricopa at 56, scottsdale 59, and 57 in mesa now. when the kids meet the school bus, the sun will be shining. it will be 65 degrees, a clear sunny day, and we will be looking to get into the low 80s as far as the high temperature with lots of sunshine all day, and tomorrow of course is veterans day. we'll have more weather after

for your service to this country. >> yes, an early happy veterans day to dave. >> yes, thank you dave. it's talk about time after the break, talking about the calexit, the new movement gaining steam in breakaway. why one particular elevator button on all elevators in america doesn't work, no matter

a special day for one active duty service member who is reunited with his best friend. we'll have that for you and show you how the arizona humane society helps keep animals for the brave men and women in the arm forces. a donut shop under fire for political frost the pastries, coming up in just a few minutes on tonight's talkers. >> first up, so many people angry about donald trump's shocking victory on tuesday night. so many, we have shown the protests, one state is talking about seceding from the union. any guesses? i think we just gave it away. it's not just san francisco, it's the whole golden state, california. there is an online effort that is gathering a lot of steam, the yes california independence campaign hopes to put this on the ballot this 2019. >> huh?

san andreas fault was going to separate california from the union. >> that still could but i bet there is a lot of people who are saying bye-bye, okay, don't let the door hit you on the way out. >> but what if you live there and you don't want to break away, but people want to break away, and you're saying, wait a minute, you're there, although there aren't a lot of people in california that voted for donald trump. >> you could move to the >> our big influx used to be from chicago. >> now it's from california. it's expensive to live there. >> i grew up there, it's insanity. we all do this, get on the elevator, quickly start pressing the door close button as fast as you can so nobody else gets on. do you do that or is it just me?

>> the door close buttons were disabled when the americans with disabilities act passed. >> no kidding. >> so they were required to basically make them -- >> stay open. >> no, not work, disconnect them basically. they still have them in the u.k., where elevatorses do work, but in america, they have to be open along enough for a person with a cane or wheelchair to get in. so why are the buttons still there? two reasons, one, tradition, and two, it gives people a sense control. >> when you are seeing a car up ahead and you are getting closer and closer as a passenger, pounding on the floorboard, yelling stop, not having any effect. >> do you do that too? >> all the time. >> when i'm a passenger, i hit the imaginary gas pedal. >> amazing, you want to go

facebook.com/karilakefox10. >> and john hook fox 10. >> we have posted the topics. we would love to hear from you. >> i haven't posted mine yet, but i'll get to it. >> a.s.u., a very tough challenge tonight, the utah u utes. college football, we check in on coyotes taking on winnipeg, plus thursday night football, ravens

you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. well, all week long, todd graham made it very clear just how emotional tonight would be, senior night, one final game for his class of seniors, his goal sample, send out the seniors with a win, manny wilkins getting the start tonight against the ut this play has worked so well, called the sparky. they attack the secondary of a.s.u., look at this through to singleton, 64 yards, utah on the board 13-7. the one, watch this one right here again, a beautiful throw by williams, finds singleton, touchdown, watch the grab here, utah battling back in this game. this is the run of the season,

see it, harry, it looks like it's a trick play, but harry says i better take it myself, runs backwards, then forwards, somehow evades this defender, that defender, and then takes it into the end zone for a.s.u., how about that run, 31 yards. but i want you to watch this breakdown on the secondary. who's got singleton? nobody within 20 yards, and look at this breakdown, unbelievable, gump, where are you going with that? man, i could throw that can you believe it? utah, they are leading in this game now, 28-20. thursday night football, sun devils saying we are still in the hunt here when it comes to the second half of the season, ravens taking on the browns. nice throw, 7-0 cleveland. cleveland, by the way, has yet to win a football game yet this season. flacco to waller, touchdown ravens, baltimore coming up with

certainly very much in the mix of the division. flacco, again, nice touchdown to the ageless steve smith. 21-7 baltimore, really, the ravens run away with it and just a long night again for cleveland quarterbacks, kessler this time stripped, the browns fall to 0-10, ravens go to 5-4. nfl sunday, 10:00 a.m., nfl sunday, packers tightens at 11:00, and don't forget the post-game show, richard saenz, max starks, for sunday night fox 10. spending the off-season at lucky strike bowling lanes raising money for kids with cancer at phoenix children's hospital.

upson, montero, and gonzalez there, rolling the ball for a good cause. >> we wanted to do something to raise money for the new cancer center for cancer and blood disorders, and we thought bowling would be fun. it gets everyone together pretty close, and you can kind of do some smack talk, and we are excited for a fun night. >> and, yes, i am going to retire the bowling shirt. it's got to go, since 1985, it's time. look at this shot by vrbata to tie the game to mcginn, watch it begin, goes stick side, game tied at 1. second period we go, midway, second period, wheeler with this blast to give winnipeg a 2-1 lead, domingue in goal, mike smith trying to work his way back here. watch again, take a look at this

ehlers, jets top coyotes tonight 3-2 the final. we'll keep a tab on the game in tempe tonight between the utes and a.s.u. we'll see you in 20 minutes, right now it's marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. and thank you for joining us. we begin tonight with what scottsdale police are calling an incident of road rage. this all began when a woman called 911 to say a black sedan was was driving right near thomas and scottsdale road. officers caught up with the black sedan near 48th street and thomas, and that's when the driver allegedly took around, turn off, crashed into an suv and spun out, also hitting a police cruiser. nobody was hurt in all of this chaos out there, but the driver was arrested and police believe that driver was under the influence. our other big story tonight, a valley teen who almost lost her life is speaking out tonight from her hospital bed.

suspected drunk driver slammed into her and a friend. tonight we are also learning more about the man who is still in jail. that's where we find stefania okolie live with the update for us. stefania? >> right now, the 16-year-old hit by the suspected drunk driver has a very long road to recovery, meanwhile, the suspect still here at towers jail. mindy tonight is sharing her inspiring story with us from her hospital bed. in the blink of an eye -- >> i just got hit. >> reporter: mindy's life would change forever at just 16 years old. >> he was a drunk driver. he was a drunk driver. >> reporter: a drunk driver the reason why she's here today. >> it's kind of hard, because sometimes i wake up and, like, i'll remember that my leg is broken. >> reporter: two broken legs,