now. >> you cannot arrest me until i know you have a warrant. >> hey! >> hey! >> hey, you can't hit a girl like that. good evening everyone. thanks for joining us. tonight we are hearing from the woman who was punched in the face, and we are seeing the video taken by the officer's body camera. this happened in flagstaff. >> except the camera was only punch, the body camera, not when the punch happened. stefania okolie has been looking into it. she joins us live tonight with the story. stef? >> reporter: kari and john, the department are looking into it. they admit they are very shocked by the video but say the investigation must be completed, both for the rights of the woman involved and the officer. now we are seeing body camera video that the flagstaff police department had.

all righty, well, it looks like we are having trouble getting that video. john and kari, we do see we had two sides from that video. we are told that the officer did not have his body camera on during the incident. he was about and had it turned off. >> hopefully we can get that. >> the video is really interesting, and as you said, there may be more going on than meets the eye, which sometimes happens in these cases, oftentimes happens, so we'll get it to you when we get it. three officers attacked by an inmate in florence. officers were treated at the hospital, the prison investigating tonight.

face new charges. the man representing jodie arias's killer is facing new problems after the state bar determined he violated attorney-client confideia in a book he wrote about the case. his suspension is not a done deal yet. it still has to be approved by a judge. as for jodie arias, she can still object to the terms of whatever they come up with. very scary moments for firefighters as they battle big flames and a lot of smoke at a metal recycling plant just west of downtown phoenix. skyfox was over the scene at 35th avenue and broadway. at one point during this

collided with a ladder truck, and the firefighters in the bucket were tossed around. pretty scary. thankfully those firefighters were not hurt. >> crane operator was concentrating on the metal not paying attention to an 80-foot ladder truck to the left of him, and he actually struck that ladder truck with his crane. that crew was rocked back and forth. luckily for us, it was a near miss. i mean, that's a near miss for us. >> it's not clear yet how that fire started. on to a developing story, maricopa county sheriff's body was found at the river bottom in the west valley, near 67th and southern avenue in laveen. few other details have been released and it's not clear how long that body might have been there. last night we told you about the surge of illegal immigrants coming into the u.s. illegally in the rio grand texas area. we are told that 100 border patrol agents have been sent

recent surge. data from u.s. customs and border protection show a nearly 90% increase in women and children coming into the u.s. illegally over the past two years. two thirds of the border apprehensions are happening in that rio grand area. tuscon agents have been sent to help. the border patrol says sending tuscon agents to texas will not affect our border security here. >> now here to do, so through training and through different technology, we cannot replace the agent but have a situational awareness and focus on what we need to do. >> the agents involved will stay longer if so needed. are you looking for work? well, the place to be is the trump tower in new york city. the president elect continues to shape out his upcoming administration, and today he made his pick for national

chose lieutenant general michael flynn, the former defense intelligence agency chief has been a rabid critic of president obama's foreign policy. no word on whether flynn will accept the job. the team continues to deny that there are any problems in the transition and they say that it is going smoothly. several other political players visited the trump tower today, including former secretary of state henry kissinger as well as sitting governors nikki and rick scott. after a short delay, skiers hope to hit the snow bowl slopes tomorrow. they hope to open the grand canyon express, the lift, tomorrow at 1:00 in the afternoon. they have to make snow overnight. the resort planned to open last week but warmer temperatures delayed making snow. and speaking of snow, is there some in the forecast perhaps? >> let's hope so. that would be great. >> dave munsey is here with a look at the weather around the

cooler today. there we go. the temperatures are definitely down here. you see the warnings, those are all freeze warnings that we have around the state, and you can see they kind of reach up around and in some of the areas where we have the ski resorts. take a look here as we zoom in. everything in this shot is below freezing, we have look at window rock, 13 overnight, 19 at winslow, 17 at flagstaff, 31 up at page. down here they are not the freezing temperatures, but very near freezing temperatures, some of them up a little bit too much for the freeze. but you get down to 34, there's a chance there. there's a chance in douglas. we go to the midsection of the state here, and we have prescott with 24 degrees overnight and 32 right at the freeze mark in payson, so you can see those

temperature that we are looking t here in the city. so all of these freeze areas out, those temperatures down, the chance of snow very, very good. what we need is a little moisture. we are not really seeing that right now, but we'll put the futurecast into motion and take a look and see if there's any out there, coming up. >> okay. >> all right. thank you, dave. today marks exactly one week until thanksgiving when some people look forward to turkey day. others absolutely dre >> yeah, family get-togethers can get a little dicey sometimes and this thanksgiving may be even more contentious because it comes on the heels of perhaps the most divisive election in recent history. >> marcy jones is live on what you do to keep the peace at the dinner table. start drinking early? >> maybe not drinking at all. >> maybe not drinking, maybe you're right john. >> you don't want any part of your thanksgiving getting

political conversations, so we hit the streets today to ask the ultimate thanksgiving question. can't we all just get along? >> reporter: we are doing a story on kind of keeping the peace at thanksgiving tables in light of this hilarious election. >> you're funny. >> reporter: if somebody brings it up, let's say, and you want to divert the conversation, how are you going to do that? >> that's a very, very good question. so -- >> reporter: maybe we should practice. like offer them more mashed po of mashed potatoes, have some pumpkin pie. >> reporter: this psychologist says before you use your side dishes as a political pacifier, follow these simple steps. number one, be understanding. >> be realistic. whn we are traveling for holidays, we are waiting at the airport, a bunch of of people in a small little house, a bunch of people sleep deprived, taking

stressful situation. >> be aware of your triggers. >> if you know aunt or uncle tommy want to always talk about political issues, be aware of that. be aware of how i might deal with that in a healthy way. >> reporter: step three, set boundaries before dinner. >> so you can tell uncle tommy in advance, i don't want to talk about politics or money or whatever the issue may be. i just want to enjoy the holidays. >> reporter: and if all else fails, change the topic. >> how about that election? >> you know what, i don't want to talk about that right now. how's work? >> perfect. nailed it. you're going to have a great thanksgiving, ma'am. >> i'm not a psychologist -- >> but you play one on tv. >> but we like to play a game called throw each other under the bus. why are we talking about the

about what my sister sally did ten years ago that may or may not give my mom a heart attack. and we were also talking to some little kids in mesa who said you can ask santa for a new family. >> how about handing out pacifiers as a door prize? >> instead of having a children table and an adult, you have a trump table and a clinton table. >> but then it turns into a food fight. that may not work. >> thanks for the we hope it saves some families out there. >> she is the queen of detente. i love it. well, while some people are getting ready for thanksgiving, this shopping center in tempe kind of leap frogged, getting ready for christmas, today switching on their holiday display, half a million lights. it's an annual tradition, and tonight the movie theater, that plaza, getting into the christmas day spirit by showing

there. >> there's a billion ways to get in the spirit right? >> there you go. while some of you may not be ready for the holidays, others are counting down. as we mentioned, thanksgiving, seven days to go. >> do we really need the counterdocount countdown. it's like a stress barometer. >> then you might be really stressed about christmas being 38 days away, and my new year's day 45 days away, meaning new year's eve is 44 days away. >> and that's the beginning of a night of debauchery for kari, the real problem. an officer in trouble for punching a woman he was trying to place under arrest. >> we have got the tape now, and this was the tape that was on the officer's body, the body cam. >> now we are getting a look at both of them, the cell phone

action and then the body camera video that shows what happened afterwards and what happened before. >> hey. >> hey! >> hey, you can't hit a girl like that! >> the video shows officer jeff bernard swinging on 31-year-old morris. the officer's body camera video shows the aftermath. >> she's under arrest either way. >> no, i'm not under arrest either way. i didn't do nothing wrong. >> according to the sergeant, they learned of the arrest after it was posted online. >> we saw the video when it came in on social media at that time and we were concerned. >> officers were serving an eviction notice. the department says the officer turned off his body camera off when he was about to leave, and that's when he spotted marissa. he was concerned about an arrest for arrest, and that's when he

>> the cop said you are under arrest for a warrant, and i said you cannot arrest me without me actually having a warrant. >> so the cell phone video shows what the body cam doesn't, the o officers. >> he punched me in my face twice, choked me, and proceeded to arrest me and twist my arm and just brutally attack me. >> we have different levels of force that we are able to use depending on the actions of the person who we were dealing >> the officer said he was kicked and kneed in the groin. >> i didn't harm him in anyway. >> the department's policies say officers are only allowed to use an amount of force that is objectively reasonable to overcome resistance. >> i was shocked when i initially reviewed the video, but as i reviewed it overtime, i

questions to be answered than my immediately response. >> reporter: the department obviously trying to figure out whether or not the use of force was necessarily. meanwhile, the officer in question is on paid leave at home. it turns out there was no warrant out for her arrest and it had already been taken of and the officer didn't know. she is now facing two charges, resisting arrest and aggravated assault on an officer. we'll k issue. >> still ahead tonight at 9:00, a disgusting discovery, a valley woman claims she found a human bone in some trail mix that she bought at a valley store. it's a story that's all new tonight at 9:00. the bald eagle population here in arizona is soaring to new heights with more bald eagles here in the state than ever before. i'm danielle miller. coming up, we'll show you what the game and fish department is doing to save the population.

bald eagles ever before. that's according to the arizona game and fish department. >> the amount of breeding pairs in the state has sky rocketed in recent years. fox 10's danielle miller tonight doing to keep the population is- safe. >> back in the early 1970s, we knew of four breeding areas across arizona, and we have been working ever since then to try to grow this population in arizona. >> and that's exactly arizona game and fish department is doing since developing a program a few years ago that aims to protect bald eagles. the population here in the state is soaring to new heights. >> as of the last year, in 2016, we had 65 pairs of breeding bald eagles in the state, so 135 breeding birds, and that's not including the young ones that haven't reached maturity, five years of age when they are old

with the arizona game and fish department, kenneth jacobson, says many things have been done to restore the population, things like nest watching. >> it gives us a chance to step in and intervene and give them a second chance, if nestlings fall out of the nest or a windstorm blows the nest of the tree. we can come back, rebuild the nest, put the nest back and the adults still have a chance to be successful that year. >> they can be found pretty much anywherehe water around the state, and the game and fish department is saying they are even seeing the eagles nest at higher elevations, saying the highest concentrations are near the salt and verde rivers. >> that's historically been the case just because of the habitat and prey that are available. >> they say the bald eagle population diminished with the use of d.d.t. which is a form of

he said this led to widespread reproductive failures and the pair made a breeding recovery. >> when we talk about a pair of bald eagles, we are talking about a male and a female bonded together in the breeding season to have offspring, and here in arizona that breeding cycle starts generally in december. >> as the population continue to flourish, the game and fish department will continue ensuring breeding is successful. >> throughout the breeding season, we will climb into the nest, band the nestlings with a unique identifier band on their legs. anytime we see that bird again, we'll know the lineage, how old it is, how long it's been in the area. >> this will lead to many more bald eagles in the state for many more generations of people to enjoy. >> last year, where we had a really good productivity year, that means five years from now,

and that gives our population a chance to really grow. >> in 2007, the bald eagle was removed from the federal list of threatened and endangered species. they are still protected under the bald and golden eagle protection act, which provides protection from things like hunting and disturbing a nest. from the eagles, we talk about the cardinals. we catch up with larry fitzgerald as the cardinals get ready for having fun with the media tonight, and drew brees going head to head with cam newton, saints panthers highlights coming up. it was 72 degrees this time last night, the cooling had already started, but look at that, 63 degrees right now. it's cooling off. we'll take a look at weather,

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fox 10 news. hi, everybody. yeah. look at that, 63 degrees, temperatures continue to drop across the valley. right now we have 60 degrees in scottsdale, 56 degrees in fountain hills, 53 degrees up in cave creek, 61 still in the glendale area. so the cold front passing on through, bringing in the breezy and the cool weather. that seems to have worked. it continues, as a matter of fact, through to change, freeze warning is on. we showed you this earlier with some of those numbers. there are a lot of temperatures below the freeze mark, and this is what the highs today looked like as they come down a little bit as well. at 72 degrees in sky harbor, the norm for this time of year is in the mid-70s. we get 71 in scottsdale, 70 in chandler, and in buckeye we come up with a 70-degree reading as well.

the 57 up in sedona, 45 in flagstaff, 43 at the grand canyon, 72 in gila bend, 71 in tuscon, and a 73 in yuma today. all over the state temps coming down. look at these forecast lows for tonight. the norm would be in the mid-50s. we are going to be at 49 here, and you can see some 43s, some 41s, even a 47 out there. that's out at apache junction. this is the way it looked today, early in the day a 56, late in the day 72, high and low. there's your record high at 87, your record low at 37. we do get to the freeze mark occasionally. the forecast for tomorrow, we bring the temps up a little bit. we'll bring them past the norm in some areas, some areas would be right on it, with a 75 forecast up in cave creek. taking a look the rest of the state here, forecasting 61 at payson, 53 at winslow, 55 at st. john's, bullhead city at 70,

across the country, well, you can see something moving in here, and we'll see that. this stuff right here is just going to continue to move along into the great lakes over the next couple of days here. temperature wise you can see a demarcation line, cold air moving in on this warmer air. yep, there are still some 80s hanging around out there. this is the futurecast. we put this guy into motion to show this system pushing across the country. you're going to see that, and then also i wanted to this. this is going to be late sunday into monday. this system is going to find arizona, and there is some moisture with this if we keep the temperatures down, yep, we could see some snow. there is some in the forecast. 49 overnight, and then 77 degrees for tomorrow with those crisp nights and beautiful days. 80s as we go through the weekend, and 60s right after the weekend, and there's thanksgiving at 74. watch your kids around water. >> thanks, dave. he is calling it a public

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valley woman was expecting when she ate a handful of trail mix that she had just purchased from a local store. >> the woman claims that she bit down on something so hard, she broke her teeth, and the woman now believes it was a human bone, possibly a piece of a knuckle. >> danielle miller joins us with this bizarre story. you saw it, right? >> absolutely, guys, and obviously a crazy story, if in fact this truly is a human knuckle bone. now, this woman claims she was eating this trail mix this sunday when this happened. she says she bought local walmart. she is now wanting the company to pull it from the shelves because she says that she is a hundred percent certain that it is a human knuckle bone. >> they shouldn't contain that only contains maybe some shells. they should also put in there that it may contain body parts. >> connie talking about this great value mountain view trail max that she says she bought at a walmart on stapley november 8th.

were snacking on the bag on sunday out on the porch. >> i came out to the back patio and opened it for the first time. we are like two, three handfuls a piece into this bag, eating it by handfuls and then i hear this crunch. >> this is what she spit out, along with one of her teeth. >> i'm thinking it's the second tooth, because a tooth popped out. it's not a second tooth. it's a bone. >> she came to the conclusion that it was a human knuckle bone that was inside her trail mix. she says she filed a complaint with walmart and has been in contact with the company. she says she is hoping the company will foot the $1,800 bill to fix her teeth. >> i'm sick.

safe. >> the company says they take the allegation seriously and are looking into it with their supplier. mcafee says she'll be be taking the object to a hand doctor. we showed it to a hand doctor who says it certainly looks like a bone but nothing can be done until further testing is done. border patrol agents seized nearly half a million dollars in nogales. 35 suspected drug smugglers crossing into the cites from mexico. when border patrol responded, they dropped the load, 1,100 pounds of marijuana, and ran back over the border into mexico. no word if there were any arrests made. a burglar apparently wasn't paying attention or simply didn't care when he got caught, breaking into a phoenix home, the home outfitted with more than a dozen surveillance

in action. our steve krafft has the story. >> this is a story about a burglar who hit a phoenix home, but what he didn't realize is that there were 16 video cameras following his every move. what was he thinking, this burglar sauntering around the home near 15th avenue and bethany home road. >> didn't he realize how many cameras were here? >> oblivious to it, or he didn't care. i'll be here just so long it doesn't matter, no one is going to catch me. >> reporter:pp didn't know or care cameras were filming him as he made off with jewelry, tools, a laptop computer. >> what do you think of somebody who would walk through your house like that? >> there's not enough descriptive words in the english vocabulary for me to say them fox news now a calm and peaceful manner. i have been violated. if i would have been home, there would have been an altercation.

you betcha probably. if we were threatened in anyway, i would have probably to take this man's life. >> reporter: george captured the crime on video. now he hopes phoenix police catch up to the criminal. >> i feel so violated. i only wish that i would have caught him. >> reporter: if you have any information, please get in touch with phoenix police. steve krafft, fox 10 news. every 19 minutes in the united states, an opioid or heroin overdose. that's according to the u.s. surgeon general in his first ever report on drug and alcohol addiction. this report is urging a call to action, including a major cultural shift in the way that americans view the disease. according to the report, nearly 21 million americans deal with substance addictions and only 10 percent of them ever get treatment. the surgeon general is calling

and undertreated public health crisis. >> substance use disorders cost us over $442 billion a year, that's billion with a b. that cost comes in the form of health care costs, loss of workplace productivity, as well as criminal justice system costs. >> the surgeon genera hopes that his addiction report will trigger the same type of public reaction that the report that was issued on smoking did more than 50 years ago. some exciting news for people l area. target is opening up a new store near 16th street and camelback. it's taking the place of the sports authority that recently closed there. the 50,000-square foot store will be the first flexible format target in arizona. these flexible format stores are smaller. they are tailored to the needs of customers in urban areas. the store is scheduled to open next summer. black friday synonymous with

of course, a few rowdy shoppers, even a few scuffles out there. a.s.u. is doing research into hy people get so aggressive on black friday, and they identified two major factors in their research. hypnotizing ads and a mob mentality. they have found that advertisements that mixed limited quantities, you know, we talk about we have only got a few left, that will bring out the competitive nature of shoppers. >> and we see these apps that have a there are only a limited quantity available, and psychologically we perceive the other consumers participating as competitive threats. even exposure to this ad can start the seeds that may manifest once you get into the retail setting. >> a.s.u. researchers spent three easier analyzing the behavior of black friday

at the same time, arizona family florist is giving one free bunch of sunflowers to customers who bring in five cans of food into the shop. if you bring in ten cans, you'll receive two free bunches of sunflowers. think of how it will look on the table. >> that is the happiest flower out there, isn't it? >> all donations will be given to vincent depaul >> they will have no problem lasting until thanksgiving. the goal is for people to really have an opportunity to give a donation and pay it forward. we want to fill hearts and fill tables this year. >> the shop will be collecting

until next thanksgiving. >> stephen hawking predicting when the world will end, and according to him it isn't too far off. it turns out employees who slack off can cost you a lot of money. >> and dave is back with a look

live from fox studios it's a new satellite that will help scientists better predict the weather, and a local company helped build. >> it's called the munsey -- no, it's not. it will help detect heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and even risks for people at sea who are in the maritime industry.

watches for giant energy explosions on the sun, solar flares basically. >> it collaborates with all of the other satellites to give us a better picture overall of how weather is interacting and long term trends. >> the satellite will be in orbit for at least ten years. >> a tempe-based solar company laying off a quarter of its companies, workers worldwide. the first job cuts will take place at the plant in toledo, ohio next week, saying they need to restructure due to a decline in command for solar panels, also phasing out older products and speeding up production of a new product line. the clock is ticking when it comes to how long humans have

stephen hawking, science celebrity and physicist. he says the only way we can avoid mass extinction is to travel into space and find another planet to live on. >> bosses, listen up, a bad worker can cost your company big time. according to a new survey, three out of four employers have hired the wrong person for a job, and they also say one bad hire ends up costing a company about $17,000 on to a loss of productivity and revenue. and it looks like a lot of you are snooping on your significant either, at least when it comes to spending. around 17 million credit card holders say they sneak a peek at the statement of someone they share a card with. meanwhile, construction of homes in october jumping by the largest amount in more than three decades, and it's coming as mortgage rates are ticking back up. mind you, they are still near historic lows. this may help you digest your

it turns out the thanksgiving meal is going to gobble up less of your money, the average cost for a feast feeding ten people will be just shy of 54 bucks, $0.10 cheaper than last thanksgiving. don't spend all of the savings in one place. your wake up forecast just a little bit cooler. let's take a look at it. there are freeze warnings through the northern, the eastern, and the southern portion of the state. flagstaff at canyon at 15, 31 at page, 13 at window rock, 17 at show low, and 42 at gila bend. let's bring it closer to home. those temperatures do come up a little bit. we have 49 at sky harbor, 42 in mesa, 41 at fountain hills, in surprise 43, down in maricopa 39 degrees. and when the bus pulls up on the corner, the kids are going to be there. you might want a little sweater. it's going to be sunny, clear,

we are going to reach into the 70s, maybe the mid-70s, a little past that, going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. we'll have more weather after 10:00. >> looks good. >> looks very good. thank you, dave. it's talk back time after the break tonight we are talking about the deal that you may want to strike with your kids before they go off to college and maybe circle back home. okay. it's a ways away for me but i'm all ears. plus -- >> start thinking about and get your contract whether you like to socialize or prefer quite time alone may say a lot about your

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coming up on fox 10 news at 10:00, the latest on an officer caught on camera punching a woman in the face in flagstaff. we are getting a look at that officer's body camera footage and what we are learning about that encounter tonight. plus a gold star mot her son in the iraq war has spent more than a decade giving back to the troops. how someone inspired by her story decided to give back to her cause. those stories and more coming up in ten minutes on fox 10 news at 10:00. time for tonight's talkers. >> yeah, first up, your kids, let's say they don't get a job after college and they have got to move back home. this happens a lot. you may want to consider having them sign a welcome home contract. this is becoming more popular, and experts are saying this is a good idea.

you're the parent, about keeping noise to a minimum, no overnight guests unless it's cleared with the parents in advance, the bottom line, put it in writing, put some terms in there that have limits on them, even time limits, and you'll all be happier for it. >> as you are sending them off your dorm, you say, hey, i'm going to miss you so much hundred, but real quickly could you sign this paper? >> you can always come we have got some conditions. there's paragraph 1, subsection b and c. you know what, sometimes you have to set limits. if a kid comes home and is living under your roof, you can set rules. >> or you can downsize the house and take their rooms away. turns out those who prefer quiet time are more intelligent

adults. everyone always thought it was the case that spending more time with others, you're a happier person, but it turns out smarter people can more easily adapt to surroundings in the modern world, so they don't need healthier relationships for food, shelter. i'm going on and on. >> no, keep going. other anymore. no, i think about my dad, and he's one of these guys who likes his own company. he's very social as well, but he can hang and do his own thing. >> i have met him. you can bring him anywhere, talk to anyone. but it's so cool to know that at 92, he's just as happy as alone. >> you have got to be your own best friend. are you your own best friend? >> i am, but i don't know if i'm intelligent. i wouldn't go that far. >> of course you are.

do you prefer alone time or are you social? >> you have got to have both. go to our facebook pages, john hook. >> and kari lake fox 10. >> do you notice i'm all by myself? getting ready for the cardinals taking on the vikings. they are all going to minnesota, the details on the vikings

you're watching fox 10 sports with richard saenz. yes, larry fitzgerald took a big hit last week. the poor guy flipped over a defender and landed on his neck. fans held their breath as larry limped off the field, but fitz is tough. he came back and finished the game with 12 reception and larry has been the main man for the cardinals all season a long long. fitz got off to a great start making several big plays in week 1 against the patriots and he has been the go-to guy ever since. i expect another big game sunday. after all, he is from minnesota and as a kid was actually a ball boy for the vikings. how great it would to see the

having some fun with the media in practice today. >> i think every game means something to larry, not just necessarily home. at the end of the day, he wants to win. it has nothing to do with individual accolades. we just need ws right now, going into the end of the season. >> first off, michigan lost its starting quarterback, so you have got to be smart when you're making business decisions, and i'm making a smart business de >> speaking of big games and business decisions, oh, the cardinals getting ready to take on the vikings. this is some serious business. the cardinals have to win this game. don't forget, we'll have a crew in minnesota, extended highlights and post-game coverage after the game on fox 10 sports night at 10:30 with the man, jude lacava. we are not done with the football stuff just yet, two good quarterbacks going head to head, drew brees for the saints,

panthers, going for the field goal. with the recovery, he has an escort all the way down to the end zone. you can kiss him good-bye, touchdown panthers, right? right? wrong. watch that right there. that is a block in the back. that's a no-no, oh, yeah, the zebra says it all, we are coming back, so no touchdown for the panthers. cam newton says not so fast. very next it out, ted ginn, jr., the referee says no catch, he is out of bounds. you make the call, after further review, it is a touchdown. carolina holds on to win, 23-20. . we switch gears and talk college, oh, yes, this weekend the college kids will be in action, a.s.u. taking on washington. this is going to be a tough game for the sun devils.

challenge. and of course you can watch it right here on fox 10, and of course right after the game, fox news immediately after the game. we switch gears and hit the hard court. northern iowa a tournament team, they can play, but so can graham, hoop and harm, trying to make a comeback. holder, slicing and dicing like a knife through hot butter gets it going, but wouldn't you know it, catch up all day long. can we get a replay? fakes out two defenders, throws it down with authority. and then from the cook machine in the lobby, nails the 3. the dbacks have hired a new

manager for the twins at one point, so he comes in with plenty of experience. we do it again at 10:00, much more on larry and the cardinals. the cards will take on the vikings in minnesota. 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 tonight for fox 10 news at 10:00. an officer is on leave after video of him punching a the face as we was trying to arrest her goes viral. and tonight we are hearing from that woman and also seeing the video that was taken by the officer's body camera. stefania okolie is live now with the story. stefania? >> yeah, that's right, marc. today the department admitted they were just shocked by the video. however, they made it very clear that this investigation must be completed thoroughly for both the rights of the woman involved and the rights of the officer. what we see in the video has many quite disturbed, and now

camera video, the flagstaff police department says they have more questions than answers. >> hey! >> reporter: the cell phone video taken by a witness shows flagstaff officer jeff bonar swinging on 31-year-old marissa morris. the officer's body camera video shows the aftermath. >> she's under arrest either way. >> no, i'm not! i'm not either under arrest either way. i didn't do nothing wrong. >> reporter: that's because it wasn't on when things got physical, and according to sergeant c of the arrest after it was posted online. officers were serving an eviction notice. officer bonar had his body camera on when he first arrives but the department says he then turned it off when he was no longer needed and about to leave. that's when he spotted marissa. before he confronts her about what he says is a warrant for her arrest, he doesn't turn the camera back on. >> this cop said you are under arrest for a warrant, and i said you cannot arrest me without me