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,

became a nightmare, she's sharing her story. >> i really want him to learn that he's 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 s >> i fell to the floor, and i crawled. >> mindy short of breath only memorized one number for her friend to call. >> i said, grandma, i'm dying. i got into a wreck. some guy hit me. i'm dying. my legs are ruined. there's so much blood. i said, grandma, shut up, i love you. >> court records showed vaughn

limit, a convicted felon. remarkably, she forgives him and hopes sharing her story will stop someone else from making the same, dangerous life changing mistake. >> just help other people in anyway i can and just definitely be selfless. >> reporter: yeah, court records show that police also found several beer cans in the backseat of vincent car. he is still held here at towers jail on a $25,000 bond. meanwhile, mindy has many more surgeries scheduled for the future. she does have a gofundme page set up to help with the medical bills. you can find the link on fox10phoenix.com. for now, live in phoenix, stefania okolie, fox 10 news. >> stefania, thanks for the update tonight. in a news alert, 27-year-old escaped prison avalos has been

police custody at honorhealth osborn. police believe he also carjacked a silver car, a lexus, and he was found last night while trying to carjack someone else in tempe. no words on the charges that he will be facing in addition to the extra charges that he was already facing. funeral arrangements have been made now for a police officer killed in the line of duty. a funeral will be held at 9:00 followed by a procession to the churj the suspect barricaded himself for nearly six hours and then opened fire on police who returned fire and killed the suspect. meanwhile, show low residents are also trying to raise money to replace a well-known statue in the town of show low, which depicts how show

between two frontiersmen and the winner had to show the low card. people placed candles around the statue thinking it was bronze, but it was fiberglass and caught fire. >> it was a safety hazard, so they had no -- they had to cut it out. it's a big loss for all of the community. people stop from all over and take pictures with it's a historic marker. >> a gofundme page has been set up to try and raise $40,000 to replace that statue. if you would like to help out, we have a link to that at fox10phoenix.com. another hearing today in the civil contempt case against maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio who lost his bid for a 7th term in office against paul penzone this week. three years after a federal judge ordered arpaio to stop immigration sweeps and make changes to mcso, independent reports show biased policing

more than 70 deputies have now 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 in their same district, so these things need to be addressed quickly. >> when arpaio leaves office, he will still be responsible for the criminal contempt charges against him. meanwhile, the maricopa county sheriff's office must remain i before the federal monitor and the entire case can go away. tomorrow is veterans day, and to celebrate our brave men and women, the city of phoenix is planning a huge celebration. it's the 20th annual phoenix veterans day parade, 15 marching bands, 18 floats, and color guards will honor those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. more than 40,000 people with are expected to line the streets.

and continues down central avenue. be aware that parade is happening tomorrow morning. two valley veterans fell into an unexpected friendship, the 91-year-old and 43-year-old both fought for our freedom. marcy jones with the story of the unlikely friendship and bond. >> absolutely, mark, i love this story. one fought in world war ii, the other has two deployments to iunder his belt, and -- under his in common despite the friendship, >>, you know, here we are in this vitamin shop, and he's like what do i need? that water and keep on walking. >> when they got to talking,

after he was shot, he is mistakenly loaded up with other bodies and shipped to guam. >> after they tied a tag on my toe, i got taken back into -- a nurse went by, and apparently she heard me. >> arnie says he was lucky to be rescued and nursed back to health, but michael believes he's the lucky one, to have met someone he >> i can't imagine what he went through. i mean, i thought that i went through some hard times and then when i hear about what he went through, i like, you know, i stop having pity on myself. >> today michael stopped by to wish arnie an early happy veterans day, say thank you, and share a few stories, adding that while some may see arnie as a humble shop owner, michael sees a hero. >> if you don't feel the warmth, just being in this building with his presence, then, you know, i

human, you know, and i just wish that there was a way that the world could know arnie and i'm so blessed that i cross paths with him. >> very sweet. and mike and arnie actually have even more in common. both are married to the loves of their life. michael has been with his high school sweetheart for 73 years. they also both have rescue dogs. reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10 news. see his best friend for the first time in months, all thanks to the arizona humane society. take a look, today master sergeant doug lock and his family got to be reunited with their terrier pit bull mix layla. he was deployed to south korea without anyone to care for his dog, and this program allows pet owners to leave their pets with the humane society, leaving them

return. nearly 100 pets and families have benefited from this program. coming up after the break, protests are breaking out across the country following the election of donald trump. we'll hear from demonstrators here in the valley. plus a local donut shop celebrating that victory, but some customers weren't too happy

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chaos that ensued. >> some students walked out of class, but some waited for school to be over for joining the protest. students i spoke with at the state capitol were chanting things like education, not deportation, saying one of the things that upsets them about donald trump is his stance on illegal immigration and deportation. students from several different high schools walked out of class today to protest, many students meeting at the capitol. a.s.u. prep student katharine martinez says with trump in office, she says she fears many of the people she knows that are in the country illegally will be deported. >> i believe 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. >> trump, and i will finish

and he can't even do anything by himself. it's a whole legislative process. they don't understand that. >> the superintendent took to youtube to make a statement, saying when a large group of students wanted to leave the school, they don't lock or block the gates, and although they don't condone leaving, they don't stop it. >> we have very strict policies about leaving class or leaving campus, and there are consequences for students campus or leave class, and we deal with that on an individual basis. >> the superintendent there who you heard from says 500 to 1,000 students in the district have walked out of class in the past two days. there are 28,000 students in that district. police have been present at all of the protests, and for the most part they have remained peaceful. well, a little above the

there. will this weather be lasting?

your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. >> well, dave, here we are, early mid november, into mid november, getting there, and we are hearing christmas comm >> yeah. the christmas commercials and the temperatures don't match up. >> yeah, it's hard to get those two to match up. >> i was in the store the other day and thought, what happened to thanksgiving? 71 degrees right now, that wind hs always been a breeze through most of the day out of the east at seven miles an hour right now, and nice and crisp out there.

65 in apache junction, 68 degrees up at fountain hills, and in surprise mid-60s right now, and as we have been showing through the day here, a little bit of cloud cover over in the eastern mountains, some finding its way into and across the city today, not much. there you go on your high for the day, 82 degrees out at sky harbor, other numbers about the same all around the valley, 64 in payson, up at page, we had 68 bend, and this is what we are forecasting overnight here. the norm would be at 55, so we are a little above that, so you can see some of these other temperatures trying to get close to 55 but not quite there. 82 for the high today, 64 for the low, 78 and 55 normal high and low, there's your record high at 91, your record low at 33. here's what we are forecasting, about the same as today, 82 degrees, we are looking at 79 degrees in the forecast up at

junction, 82 in mesa, and 82 -- 83, that is, in glendale. 72 in sedona, we are looking at 77 up in kingman, 84 at gila bend, and 79 is the forecast down in tuscon. this is the way things are looking across the country. it looks pretty good, really. you see a little bit of rain and some snow up in the upper great lakes down by brownsville, a little bit of active weather hanging around down there as well. 82 degrees for tomorrow. lots of sunshine through the rest of the week here and those low 80s hanging in there, and we do see some 70s. veterans day tomorrow, so we'll have a nice day for that. honor your favorite veteran, and watch your kids around water. dave, thank you. coming up after the break, a valley donut shop at the center of some controversy, what dunkin' donuts had to say about this location

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. well, some donuts at an east valley dunkin' donuts location caused some controversy controversy today. while some people are amused, others not so much. steve krafft has the story tonight. >> at a valley dunkin' donuts, it's time to make the donuts, one that says trump, another that says wall, as in the border wall with mexico. at this valley dunkin' donuts,

america's donut, red and blue on white frosting. one donut says trump, as in donald trump, president elect. the other donut says wall, as in the u.s. mexican border. mr. trump promises to replace the current border fence with what he says would be a big, beautiful wall along the entire nearly 2000-mile border between the u.s. and mexico and have the mexicans pay for it, so wall. what do customers >> i am pro america, so so i don't see anything wrong with them. i don't know if i would go out of my way to purchase them, but i think that it's a way to support america. >> what do i think? it's going o get a lot of controversy. >> do you think so? >> yeah. well, not the donuts, but the wall. it always has been, because we live in arizona. >> the folks who make these

a light hearted way, but they are aware that perhaps not everyone will find it funny. . >> families facing this, it's a reality. deportation is a reality. it's a reality we face every day. sure, it's a stupid donut, but what's the point of it? who is laughing at it? >> everybody has a right to express their own opinion, and if that's what they want, that's what they want. but it's not my they can do what they feel. >> the different reactions to these donuts mirror the split in america. >> and the company issued a response tonight saying the donuts were inappropriately frosted, and as soon as the franchisee was made aware, the donuts were immediately removed. mark, this is a big night tonight with a.s.u. football. there is no better way to go out if you're a senior than to go out with a win.

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you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. >> ask anybody who has ever played the game, and they will tell you that they always, always remember their last home game as a senior. this is it for a.s.u., one last shot to win at home. they finish on the road, of course, for manny wilkins he would love to send his seniors out a winner. what happens here with harry,

he's running backwards, going north and south, jukes another defender for utah, and then he takes to the end zone on a 31-yard unbelievable run. a.s.u. up 20-14, and then troy williams to singleton, wide-open, busted coverage. how does he get so wide-open? are you kidding me? how do you blow that coverage? just like that, utah back on top at the half, williams huge game against ucla, watch the young man out of pennsylvania go for 80 yards, retired from football earlier in the season and then came back. you look at that 82-yarder right now we are talking 28-26, beginning fourth quarter, so we'll keep that said on that. nfl, thursday night football, baltimore, taking on the

to -- nice catch. cleveland of course winless so far this season. baltimore very much in the play-off hunt. joe flacco to darren waller right here, touchdown, ravens 13-7, flacco turning up the heat, this team looking like they might contend for a play-off spot. nice throw to steve smith, another long night for cleveland. they lose 28-7. cleveland is 0-10. 11:00 a.m., packers, titans, 2:00 p.m. cardinals at san francisco. paul goldschmidt is raising money for phoenix children's hospital. he's a better bowler than that, he threw a gutter ball, but, man, he had a lot of fun out there, including special guests montero and gonzalez. paul goldschmidt on his bowling and the charity event.

here. >> coyotes playing host to the jets, louie domingue in net for arizona, vrbata, look at this, absolute blast, 1-1. watch it again, stick side, and you see the coyotes tie the game, second period, winnipeg on the move, blake wheeler with the goal here, beating domingue, 2-1, jets, and later in the third period, they battle back and jets win. coming up, modern family. see you back here tomorrow.

does she know? this is the last thing she needs today. no! busy day at the dunphy compound. we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town council. (lowered voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway? 22,000... ish. my company adver-- used to advertise with that newspaper. and how am i angry and unlikable? can i take this one? i wouldn't. you seem angry now.