arrest a woman but when she doesn't cooperate, the officer punches the woman in the face and this is caught on camera. the news starts right now. thank you for joining us tonight at 10:00. we begin with the video from flagstaff. this started with a couple getting evicted from their home. the woman in the video gets in a confrontation with police on the scene. when the officer punches her in the face. take a look. >> you canno know i have a warrant. >> hey, you can't hit a girl like that. >> you saw it right there. things getting heated after the officer struck the woman in frond of her boyfriend and family members. the video was taken by the victim's brother. the officers said she had a warrant out for her arrest. we talked to her boyfried tonight. he claims she did not have a

>> he says you have a warrant and she says no, doing. he assumes she had a warn and she didn't have a warrant. >> flagstaff p.d. is aware of this incident and tonight they released the statement saying their agency is concerned about what is depicted in this video. we are immediately initiating an investigation into this incident. marissa is behind resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. other news tonight, we hear the desperate calls for help from a woman being terrorized by another driver who kept ramming her car while they drove. we have the 911 calls tonight. >> reporter: yeah, marc, hearing the 911 calls it is quite chilling giving us a look into the reality of how

the victim. she heard the 911 calls for the first time as well and tells me it brings back horrifying imimages. >> scottsdale 911, what is the address of your emergency? >> i don't know where i'm at. a guy is hitting in the back of me trying to kill me on the road. hearing the 911 tapes makes me emotional. >> reporter: a horrifying situation of road rage and what police say was drunk driving. she told me she thought would drive. >> a drunk driving chasing you for that long, absolutely, i thought i was going to die. >> i'm in a white bmw. oh, my god. >> reporter: thursday evening, she was on her way to a kick ballgame when a driver came up behind her flashing his light, ramming into the back of her car and flipping her off. as she was on the phone with 911, he chased her down.

he has his lights off. >> reporter: she was scared for her life. she had no idea who the plan was and why he was chasing her. >> ma'am, where are you right now? >> i can't. >> have you gone by the 5? >> reporter: police finally catching up to fatima and the driver near 48th and thomas. >> i ran out of my car and i had no shoes on and i stood in the middle of crying. >> you are safe. she hung up. >> reporter: fortunately, she is safe tonight. she tells me this is going to haunt for her some time. moses is facing a slew of charges, including d.u.i. and reckless driving. in the suspect's car, they found

was showing mood swings. he is being held on a $50,000 bond in jail. it is bad enough being the victim of a robbery but talk about adding insult to injury. listen to this. >> reporter: so they shook hands with her when they left? >> yeah, the nerve to do that. >> yeah, she is talking about the crooks shaking her mother's hand after burglarizing the two men knocked on the elderly woman's home. she is 90 years old. when she didn't answer, they broke through using a brick into the window and crawled inside. they saw the woman but they ransacked the house anyway. >> they didn't doing the. they got a pillow case and gathered whatever they wanted. >> reporter: while she was here? >> she followed them.

door and they -- >> reporter: she tried to get away? >> they wouldn't let her leave. >> reporter: did they tie her up? >> no. >>reporter: did they hurt her? >> no, when they left, they shook her hands. it is so strange. >> luckily the 90-year-old woman is ok. the suspects weren't done. casa grande police say the men burglarized another home a block away. the suspects des in his 40's and in his 20. a suspected teenage burglar ends up in the hospital after surprising the homeowner. >> reporter: we talked to neighbors in buckeye and they say they haven't seen anything like this. a young couple staying with her brother for the time being. they went out to get a pizza

concerned. >> when they came back, there was a vehicle in our yard. >> reporter: an 18-year-old man was inside the house but the couple did not know it. >> he found him in the garage and got into an altercation and they fought and wrestled around and he ended up shooting him twice. >> reporter: at that point, his brother-in-law held him down until authorities came. >> you feel vulnerable when you have a your community, your home and you want to feel safe and it is too bad that other people take to stealing, take from those who have worked hard for their belongings or possessions. >> it makes you feel twice about carrying a weapon or protecting your house or family. nobody was hurt on our side and the good guys won tonight. >> reporter: the 18-year-old suffered two gun shot wounds but

minor. a bail bondsman accused of raiding the home of former phoenix police chief pleads guilty. it was last year that brent farley was acting on a false tip that sent him to the wrong home. he will be sentenced next month. sheriff-elect paul penzone says he is getting rid of pink underwear. that has been a trademark during sheriff joe arpaio's time in penzone says he is looking at permanently closing tent city but he wants to make a full evaluation first. good news for drivers out there. the new overpass at bell road and grand is set to open on tuesday. the interchange will cut down on delays often caused by freight trains. it will cost taxpayers $42 million when it is all said

horizons with its first international flights. they will offer three nonstop flights to canada. fares starting as low as $100 round trip tax and fees included. we probably sent a text to the wrong person once or twice but how many ties have you sent an accidental text and it ended up with thanksgiving dinner with a the word of the year enfired by the chaotic presidential election. city leaders butting heads with the federal government. we'll have a live report. if you would like to contact me on social media, i would love to hear from you. you can find me on facebook and

the sanctuary city... it's front and center after the sanctuary city... the sanctuary city is front and center after donald trump's immigration plan may be enforced that calls for an end to sanctuary cities and it is causing controversy here in arizona. >> reporter: marc, phoenix mayor greg stanton releasing a

continue to be one of the most welcoming cities here in the united states for anybody looking to escape a war-torn country. phoenix city councilman has a much different opinion. during several speech, president-elect donald trump promised to block federal funding for sanctuary cities. several mayors around the country have come out against trump vowing to continue to protect illegal immigrants. greg statement saying "residents and visits can be assured to uphold the thraoufs city but that does not mean that phoenix will fall victim to discourse that is hostile to members of our community. the phoenix police department will never turn into a mass deportation force even if the government in washington, d.c. threatens to revoke federal dollars."

the laws you want to obey. the law of the land says these individuals need to be deported. these are individuals who committed crimes against american citizens and they are in our jails and he is telling the taxpayers it is ok to pay for them. >> reporter: we spoke with the police chief on the issue. she says we will stand by the state, local, and federal laws. >> the police chief p serves the people in the community so we're going to continue to do that. we're encouraging witnesses and victims of crimes to pick up the phone and call us. >> reporter: all of this will take time to figure out, but billions of dollars could be at stake. not sure at this time how it might affect arizona. danielle miller, fox 10 news. president-elect donald trump and mike pence have received

level of intelligence documents in the u.s. the presidents' daily brief is a rundown to threats of the country and includes information about u.s. covert operations. trump's got his brief on tuesday in trump tower and pence was briefed today in washington. >> reporter: well, temperatures are coming down and the sky is going to clear off. clouds today will be gone but the temperatures will be

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nice weather out there, dave. we talked about it earlier. a lot of people are enjoying the cloudy weather but as long as it does not hang around too long.

weather a little bit then we get back to the sunshine and warm temperatures. i don't know if we want them back in the 80's again. they will get there, of course. we will watch them drop off nicely. 69 degrees right now. winds out of the east at 8 miles an hour. other numbers we have right now, 63 in cave creek. 69 at apache junction. 68 in chandler. in surprise, it is 61 degrees right now. temperatures continue to fall with all of this to us. as the front moves across of us, you have cooler air is going to channel into arizona. you can see the wind advisory is going to be with us at least through the rest of this evening, a little bit of tomorrow morning. windy conditions and kingman at 37 miles an hour right now. those are the wind gusts. 79 degrees is where we went from for the high today. we can see mid 70's in here on

the east side. other numbers, 58 degrees at flagstaff. 76 at kingman. we had 60 degrees at the grand canyon. 63 at show low. 85 degrees down in tucson. take a look at your overnight lows up in wickenburg, 47 degrees. 52 in maricopa. 54 in scottsdale. this is your day, 59 degrees. this afternoon, 79. 75 degrees is the normal for this year. 52 would be the normal low. there is the record low at 32, yeah, right at the freeze mark. 89 is the record high for the day. this is what we're looking as far as the forecast highs and they are down. this is what our forecast lows look like just a month or so ago. you can see 70-degree temperatures. 71, a couple of 69's in there. the west we talked about. a little bit of action.

they picked up a little bit of rain today. 71 for tomorrow. as we cruise into the weekend, we pick up 80's on saturday and sunday. look at what comes right after, 63 and 67. 69 for thanksgiving and a nice sunny day as well. the turkey is standing in front of the sun that happens. watch your kids around water. >> all right, dave, got to get the sweaters out. the word of the year and it is post truth to describe the current political climate. post truth when the truth has become irrelevant. the runners up include brexiteer that is someone who supported great britain leaving the e.u.

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gotten texts by mistake... we probably all gotten texts by mistake from people we don't know but when a thanksgiving invitation from a valley grandmother was texted to someone she didn't know, this blossomed into a >> reporter: it is crazy how this happened. a wrong text ended up with a thanksgiving invite. i'm here with jamaal, wanda, the whole gang. how did this happen? >> like you said a wrong text. we just kept communicating, i guess. >> reporter: when you got this text from wanda, what did you think? >> i knew this could not be my grandma. she doesn't know how to text. >> reporter: when you found out this wasn't your grandson,

invite? >> no, i didn't actually. when i saw it wasn't my grandson and i was very embarrassed. then he asked me if he could still have a plate, i said of course, grandmas feed you. >> reporter: grand mas do do that. i love them for that. when you found out, not your grandma and you asked for a plate, did you expect have you come in for thanksgiving? >> i did not expect a response. she side come on. >> reporter: i do have real family here. these aren't fake family members. you are the actual grandson that she was trying to get in contact with. is this the type of grandma she is, open invites? >> if i had friends who did not

welcome at grandma's house. >> reporter: you're not going to be replaced? >> he will be sitting where he would be sitting. >> reporter: he gets the grand grandson spot? >> we can share grandma. >> reporter: thank you for having us into your home on thanksgiving day, what are you looking forward to. >> the camaraderie with >> reporter: i think we all need that. in light of everything going on, we need more thanksgiving in our lives, right? awesome. thank you so much. back to you. >> reporter: very cool story marcy. very little margin for error for the cardinals if they are thinking about a spot in the postseason.

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the first five games of the season, the minnesota vikings were the talk of the nfl. with key injuries, the vikings have come back to earth. how about this u.s. bank stadium, a glass ceiling, a beautiful place. kyle rudolph can set up as a wide receiver and he is a very tough matchup. let's not forget about the second year player stefon diggs.

catches, 710 yards. bradford is an experienced quarterback and they are desperate to win home. diggs is another one you have to watch. here is tyrann mathieu on the matchup against the vikings offe and obviously, not the same offense without adrian. it is very telling. they have great weapons on the outside with diggs and rudolph. it is going to be a big challenge for us. it is the nfl so, you know, it is any given sunday. we have to be prepared. >> reporter: any given sunday is here on fox 10. mark it down.

the cardinals at the vikings post game coverage through sports night at 10:30. let's take a trip to denver, colorado. tyson chander back after missing the last two games after the passing of his mom. this team could use leaders defensively. the eight-year veteran out of depaul. brandon knight tried to rally his team. knightut rebounds, four assists trying to make it a close game. laying it off glass but again the suns were just out hustled tonight. watch him grab the basketball and here he comes and it is an easy three-point play. nuggets win, 120-104. mike smith is back at goal.

october 18. only two starts on the season. watch it again. when he is on, this coyote team has a chance to win hockey games. this calgary team would like to see this team pay off. the difference in this game, toby reeder on the rebound, shot by jordan martin and beats chad johnson. as we speak now, midway third period, flames, 1-0 in the third. what about your vikings this sunday? >> reporter: they lost the last four so i'm worried about them. the cardinals are on a bit of a roll. >> reporter: they have to get going. >> dave was talking about that earlier. we've got hope but that is all we got. thanks for joining us tonight.

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