developing and quite frankly tragic story. a horrible car crash involving five children. >> happened just hours ago in peoria near the intersection of 87th and deer valley road. >> we're told a pickup truck ran through a stop sign and t-boned a minivan. inside the van, seven people. all seven people including five children were taken to the hospital. three of those children are listed in critical condition. one was airlifted. the ages of the children not known yet the driver of the pickup truck did stay at the scene and authorities are telling that right now it doesn't look like alcohol played a role in the crash. we talked to people in the area who say, this is a notoriously dangerous intersection. >> people just don't stop here. and cross the street there's been multiple people going through the fences and fatalities up and down. you should be able to drive down

have to be fearful. >> right now police have not said what charges if any will be filed. meanwhile, in surprise, a suspect is dead and a police officer is injured after a strange turn of events. >> yeah, last night police got a call about a suspicious vehicle in the area. they go to the scene, but things quickly got out of hand. stephani is here live with details. not something neighbors in the crestview at mountainside neighborhood were expecting to happen. there was concern from people that saw a car sitting in the park. >> my husband said, oh, my gosh, call 911. i got low, started to call 911. >> reporter: a quiet neighborhood disrupted by gunshots. >> just heart racing. >> what started as a call for a

officer hurt, and three cars in a neighbor's driveway smashed in. >> we were under fire. that's -- it's very scary situation. >> reporter: people in the neighborhood tell me the car was parked here along 177th avenue right next to this park. neighbors across the street got home, saw the car and tell me enthuse knew something was wrong -- they knew something was wrong. >> i went inside, called the nonemergency line for police. >> reporter: when officers got there and confronted the man in the car, things escalated. the officer shot neighbors say the officer was dragged by the car the man was driving. >> as a matter of fact, there was blood across my driveway. >> reporter: police say he sped down 177th avenue and didn't stop until he smashed into three parked cars. >> they're definitely asking him to get out of the car and put your hands where you can see him, but with the airbags debloiing you didn't see -- deploying you couldn't see anything. >> reporter: neighbors captured the moments as they tried giving the man cpr. he died at the scene. >> it's terrifying because you

though they're not in your home. >> reporter: we're told that officer was taken to the hospital. he is now back at home. police have not said what exactly led to the shooting. and how things reallies reallies calated. i asked him whether the man had a gun. all questions they told me they were unable to answer as this investigation is ongoing. live in the studio, fox 10 news. >> thanks. fox follow-up on the of a beloved phoenix fire captain from the holiday weekend. chris fitsmaurice was a veteran captain of the phoenix fire department. he was tragically killed in northern arizona. in an atv accident. because he passed away while off duty, his family we're told is in dire need of financial support. the united phoenix fire fighters' association has set all gofundme account to help

and four young daughters. we have a link to the gofundme page at fox10phoenix.com. another fox follow-up as a suspect is in cuss tonight, threatening his neighbor with a knife. eric larson thomas was booked for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. after the incident, he barricaded himself inside his apartment. it an unfolded in tempe at his complex with the help of the s.w.a.t. team negotiators. he was later t an l.a. family hold as car wash today trying to raise funds for funeral costs after they lost their loved one. 35-year-old danny smith was walking into a score in california when somebody shot -- store in california when somebody shot and killed him. he was in california to visit his mother in san bender. his family in -- san bernardino. his family held a car wash near 35th avenue and southern this weekend. the family says they're still

happened. >> he was only 35 years old. he didn't deserve to go out or have somebody take his life, if that's what happened. so it's just a really sad situation. >> police say there's no word on any suspects. and they are still investigating the case. phoenix police say they are looking for a man who robbed a hotel clerk at gunpoint and they're hoping that this surveillance video of the crime will help catch him. it happened last month at the extended stay hotel near i-10 and police say that the robber casually walked in with a gun and the suspect showed his gun, demanding money before taking off. he's described as an african-american, 25 to 30 years old, weighing about 170 pounds, wearing a blue sweat spirit and jean shorts. >> in this case he appeared so casual in what he was doing that to anyone walking by it probably didn't look like a robbery was occurring, but that's where the cameras are absolutely critical in closing this case. >> and if you have any

you're asked to call silent witness at 480-witness. and again, you can remain anonymous. police asking for your help in yet another armed robbery case. this one at a quick corner store in mesa. according to police, two men go in the store and point a shotgun at the employees and demand money. officers say the suspects escaped in a white van. if you have any information on this case, please call silent 480-witness. there's on a hotel closure planned for months at the grand canyon's south rim. it's now being postponed. the arizona republic is reporting tonight that the closure has been postponed until early 2018. it was supposed to close in january but project approves have not been obtained. some work included repainting of the hotel and also replacing the

it's one of the oldest hotels in the national parks' service system. coming up, protestors standing in unity against the construction of the dakota access pipeline. where these local demonstrators gathered today. and then you don't see this very often. a celebration after a significant death. but many cuban-americans are cheering tonight in the wake of the passing of fidel castro. we're going to hear from some of those folks in miami, coming up next

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after months of welcome back. after months of heating protests up in north dakota, many other cities around the countr are now seeing support rallies in opposition to the dakota accesses pipeline, including here in phoenix. >> hundreds of people gathered today to show they support the standing rock sioux tribe. >> we talked to protestors today and they said is completed, it could affect the people who live there. many say that they want their voices heard without any more violent clashes. >> because it's an indigenous issue and i think that we're on the back burner. and that's why most of us are here, is because we need to bring us to the forefront.

>> that decision to close that area comes after a nasty clash between protestors and law enforcement where officers were forced to deploy tear gas, water hoses and rubber bullets. 26 people had to be hospitalized. into00 people were injured. in your world news, the death of fidel castro brings revelie and reflection. his death has triggered an emotional and long celebration in miami's large cuban-american population. peaceful demonstrators waved flags and honked horns. many cheered and danced while others wept for family members who didn't live to see this day. the former leader's death comes as a sign that a generation that ruled cuba for 60 years is >> i've been in miami 30 years

moment for a long time. today in cuba and all day long. my heart is in cuba today. >> i truly believe that maybe one day will we'll be the 51st state. i would love cuba to become part of the united states of america. >> castro was the cuban revolutionary leader who built a communist state on the doorstep of the united states. for five decades he defied u.s. efforts to take him down. he was 90 years old. a kentucky man suffers seve b contact with a live power line. but thanks to one very pregnant woman, she's still alive tonight. the mom-to-be named ariel stopped by. she was stopped in her car, waiting for the crew to move a trailer and that's when the men caught fire after touching a live electrical wire. at nine months pregnant, she sprung into action, climbing a ladder to reach the roof where

class and put those practices to the test. >> he was completely covered in -- from head to go -- flames from head to toe. i'm glad i had that class and i'm just glad that i had that knowledge and i was able to do exactly what i did. >> that man is now recovering at a hospital thanks to ariel. she's expected to give birth this monday. how about that. >> love that story. coming up, we take a look at your full forecast. what workweek hold? i think i'll like it. >> stuffing things. we'll go through the forecast

nice and warm today. and i say that with also perspective because things are changing here. these next few days. but tonight, it is nice and pleasant for everybody out there. 65 degrees. maybe a little bit breezy and that's helping to see some of those clouds kind of work their way from the southwest pacific and across the baja peninsula and into the desert. you can see all the rain. california has been getting a lot of rain today. it started to push across from san francisco this morning. l.a. late this afternoon and san diego early so everyone in the california coast seeing all that wraifn. and the desert see -- all that rain. and the desert seeing the rain. maybe a chance of rain showers in the next 24 hours or so. into mexico and the colorado rockies. these temperatures aren't -- they're going to be your highs as we have a cold front and a low pressure system that will push through here.

ahwatukee 61. starting to see the upper 50s over in cave creek as well. 70 was the high today. we're not going to see that next week. we've been above normal for six weeks. now we're going to dip below normal for the next few days with the temperatures pretty much stuck in the 60s for your highs and those cool lows as well. you can expect that. pretty quiet across the country. you see the moisture moving in here. and that will push in toward the upper midwest as portions of new york, maybe erie, p.a., and the far tip of northeastern ohio. it's quiet across the country. futurecast, you can see the rain showers and yes, we're dealing with snow in the mountain regions for sure. up in flagstaff, you're going to deal with that. tricky travel on i-17. the cool temperatures will definitely see some snow as it pushes on in. that low pressure system and you can see wipe its way through here monday morning. and then it will clear off and you can see it's nice and quiet

show low and winds low, but -- winslow but we're dealing with inches of snow in flagstaff and in the mountain regions for tomorrow throughout the day. so tricky out there. adot plows will be out there for sure. get out of the way and yield to the plows as they try to clear things off. 50 for your overnight low. maybe the upper 50s through tomorrow. maybe we'll touch 60. we'll see. it's starting to look less and less likely. monday, your temperature is a high at 57 degrees. ha i believe it was a month ago, we were dealing with 100 degrees. >> people were whining. massive whining. but now here we are and everybody is happy. >> winter will be here. >> some people think it's too cold. it's nice to have a change of season. what's wrong with that. >> it's good for all of you. >> coming up, if you mixed out on the phoenix flea market today, we're going give you another chance. we'll show you where you can shop local and get the rest of

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talking stick resort. play in style. the phoenix flea market was back in full swing the phoenix flea market back in full swing today for small business saturday. it's in its fourth celebration of the local shopping event. the flea market had their biggest sale yet at heritage square park. vendors like state 48 and hustle mama featured at today's easement along with food trucks -- event along with food trucks. today's event celebrated local love and the importance of shopping local this holiday season. >> you're buying from your neighbors and you're helping people and families in your community. and even more than that, that you're helping build and strengthen your local economy, which benefits everyone. >> flea market has a few events all throughout the year. they'll be back the first

you know, there's another great place to get those remaining christmas and holiday gifts. it's the jacke lope artisan market. more than 150 local vendors are there. the jackelope hart and craft fair featured home decor to homemade soap, jewelry and original art. the hashtag shop small event featured a party atmosphere with workshops and food vendors. we stopped at the to organizers about the difference between black friday and shopping small. >> it's super important. i mean, two-thirds every dollar that you spend at a local businesses gets reinvested in schools, wages, jobs. it's supporting our local economy. >> if you missed today's event, the artisan market is open again tomorrow from 10:00 to 5:00 and it's free to get in. richard likes free.

>> there you go. >> we have a pac-12 champ. would it be colorado or the yutes? highlights coming up in a matter

oh.. today was a great day for the college football fan in you.. some fantastic match ups on the schedule today. and some fantastic matchups on the college football schedule toy. the best game. an instant classic. you know what game i'm talking about. ohio state and michigan. both teams ranked in the top 5. both teams with 10-1 records but only one team had the lebron james cheering for them. lebron cheering for ohio state of course. and michigan had the early lead but they make a big mistake. you never throw deep in your own territory. wolverines intercepted. hook we are the interception for the -- hooker with the interception for the buckeyes.

michigan comes back. up 10-7. hill opened for the touchdown. wolverines looking good. this game was so good, we needed overtime. actually, overtime was not enough. how about double overtime. the score. and we're going to double o.t. the buckeyes go for it on fourth down, 4th and 1. you make the call. wow. it was close. that's why they call it a game of inches. after further j.t. barrett got the first down. they next play, see ya. wouldn't want to be you. touchdown ohio state. they win it, final score 30-27. in double overtime. unbelievable game. now we go to auburn facing alabama. baima ranked number one in the country. this auburn team was trying to keep it close. touchdown, harris, 'bama with

gets around the corner. another touchdown for the tide. alabama up 20-9. hurts all day to throw. our darius stewart breaking free. great play. right here, splits the defenders. touchdown tide. and they roll, final score 30-12. you saw this game right here on fox 10. pack 12 action. colorado taking on utah. no score in the early going. booby hobbs, i above that name. on the takes it to the house, touchdown utah. they lead 7-0. final play of the first quarter. sefo liufau with a fantastic play. refusing to go down. he won't quit. takes it in for the touchdown. so nice we'll look at it twice. game tied at 13 now. liufau and colorado would win it. we've got nfl action for you tomorrow. cardinals at atlanta. good teams don't lose two in a

shower, right? that's loofah. >> see you tomorrow.

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