them. >> reporter: we posted this video on our fox 10 facebook page if you want a closer look. ty brennan, fox 32 news. three people hurt after a head-crash near daisy mountain. two people taken to the hospital, seriously injured. one of them with minor injuries. daisy mountain fire is looking into the cause of the a robot destroyed a suspicious package in a parking garage. >> police were called to the scene near fourth avenue and adams. turns out there was nothing dangerous inside. police are still investigating. we know the name of the surprise police officer who shot and killed a man. he is officer joseph grover. saturday morning, he responded

encountered a 20-year-old. there was an alter investigation, the officer fired one shot, the suspect drove away, hit a parked car and died a short time later. the officer was treated and released. he is on paid leave, which is standard. police are trying to figure out how a 20-year-old man died. his body was found in a lake near arizona avenue a drive. he was reported missing last monday. investigators are trying to peace together what happened. the christmas tree at the top of camelback mountain has become a tradition for one group but they are being told don't bring the tree up the mountain this year. >> reporter: this is a tradition that has been going on for 15 years. people bringing up a tree to

cost $600 and weighed 200 pounds. it took teams rotating hours to carry it up camelback. it is a festive treat for people to hike to the top of the mountain and see it. they are dismayed that the parks and recreation cut the tree in half and hauled it back down the they have never had problems before so they can't understand the opposition now. >> a tradition that has been going for more than 15 years. there has never been an issue. no one said a word. i have to fathom that the parks and rec service has been there in the last four years. the tree has been on top of the mountain for weeks at a time. camelback santa is out there handing out candy canes for

holidays. it's potentially something that is a concern of theirs to my question would be where has the concern been for the last 15 years and why was it not a concern friday morning when we spoke to the rangers? >> reporter: a lot of thorny questions to be dealt with. this is camelback mountain one of the crown jewels of the here is the state parks and recreation department gave us. "we deal with these kinds of things throughout the year, christmas trees, flag, religious symbols they could produce a safety hazard bringing them up the trail, they could fall off the trail and hurt someone. we must preserve the mountains

a fox 10 weather alert. the day started with clouds. sky fox flying with the view. the storm system that moved through bringing a lot of snow to the high country. this is some of the flakes that have fallen in flagstaff. the first full fledged snowstorm of the flagstaff area brought 5 inches of snow. wintry weather invading much of the high country. flagstaff schools had delay. a winter weather advisory into today. >> state route 64 closed near the grand canyon because of snow and ice. the winter weather making for house -- hazardous driving conditions. most of the roads are snow

>> reporter: you can see the front is making its the state here so we still have that cold front pushing through, breezy conditions, of course, snow coming down. 9 inches at snowbowl. 4 inches at greer. show low picks up an inch but that storm system is moving into that area and there's still more to come for that. you can see here the city being left alone north of us a little bit of active weather all the way into the flagstaff area. you take a look at the show low area that is where they picked up one inch. there is more going on at this time. as far as rainfall, not that much, really. you can see .2 of an inch, .4 of an inch next to phoenix. more than an inch south or at an inch south of town. we con with a freeze warning out

basin. this is a hard-freeze warning tko*ut sown -- down south of us. it is windy out there. gusts up to 36 miles an hour and 37 miles an hour at. >> john:. we'll have more weather in just a few minutes. >> dave, thanks. to keep track of the colder wet weather use the fox 10 weather app. it is free. it is available to down load on myfoxchicago.com. arizona supreme court justices, andrew gould spent more than a decade as a yuma county supervisor court judge. solicitor general since 2014 and it was previously a federal prosecutor and final practice. two justices were added to the five-member high court. this was a disappointing loss for cardinals on the road

it started off great but it didn't end that way. >> did not. the chances of the playoffs growing slimmer with each loss. jude lacava with what is next. >> reporter: all of the talk about super bowl contender is reduced just win one game. bruce arians always candid, did not hold back in today's assessment of the current state of his football team. >> blitz, they get rid of it quickly. look gabe -- gabriel still going. touchdown. >> that is shelfishness instead of selflessness. >> reporter: dropped passes, untimely penalties and missed opportunities to make big plays. >> defensively we had guys get out of their lane and try to do

stat sheet instead of doing their job. if you do your job, you will get on the stat sheet. >> reporter: lack of execution continues. the head coach expecting much more from his football team. >> if there is one thing that is disheartening is we're not as physical as i wish we were. win this week and we'll keep adding them up. you can't look at big pictures right now. it is too crazy of a season for everybody. you have to win this week and this is an hel >> reporter: washington coming to town very much in the playoff picture. the math suggests cards are still alive but the reality is the cards have only won one game since october. does this push larry fitzgerald closer to retirement or into one more year? we'll get into that when we return in sports.

question if he wants to. nine people injured after an attack on a college campus. thieves targeting neighborhood christmas displays. how one valley family who got ripped off is fighting back. on the way to the break, a look at your favorite snow pictures from across the state. be sure to share yours with us using the hash tag fox 10

nine people injured in an nine people injured in a terrible attack at ohio state university. >> this began as an active shooter call that is what they thought originally. the suspect was shot to death. marc martinez joins details on this. information at first, was so off but we find out this was a car and a knife. >> reporter: we're learning more information tonight. ohio state police say the attacker purposely drove the car that john was talking about over the curb into a group of pedestrians, a group of students standing outside and got out of the carry an started slashing people with a butcher knife. the ohio state university is a sprawling campus. the attack happened right there

we are told it is the material science, and engineering building. the university sent out a series of tweets saying there was an active shooter on campus and students should run, hide, or fight. a shelter in place warning had be lifted and the scene was secure. it does not appear that a suspect used a gun. he used those people. the suspect began to strike people with the car. there is no indication that the suspect shot anyone. nine people were taken to the hospital, eight of them is in stable condition, one is critical. >> you never think this is going to happen. it is mind blowing. the most tragic thing you can imagine happening to a school, especially after a big weekend like we just had and

this is crazy. >> reporter: classes were canceled for the rest of the day and will resume tomorrow. police identified the attacker as abdul razak ali artan, a somali-born legal resident of the united states. he was a student at the school. no word on a motive. the ohio state university is one of the largest universities with nearly 60,000 students in columbus. marc hundreds of people gather in san antonio to pay their final respects to a fallen police officer. benjamin marconi gunned down more than a week ago while writing a traffic ticket outside of the san antonio police headquarters. the man responsible for the attack, according to police, 31-year-old otis mccain is in

murder charges. >> reporter: a little bit of everything, wind, rain, snow,

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martinez. we're working on brand-new stories for you tonight at 6:00. grief counselors on hand at a valley school as a seventh grader killed in a car crash over the weekend is mourned. matt rodewall has reaction at 6:00. >> reporter: well, a little chilly in the valley. take a look at it. 56 degrees right now. the winds out of the north, northeast at 6 miles an hour. you see a little haze as evening 54 degrees at deer valley. the same at scottsdale. 52 in cave creek. we had 55 in glendale right now. there is your cold front pushing through the state. a little bit of active weather behind it here. snowfall, 9 inches at snowbowl. 6 inches at forest lake. show low, one inch on the ground. there is snow in the area. as we get a look here, you can

north of us, not affecting the state. there is a slight chance of getting rain in the valley tonight. flagstaff area, williams where they picked up 6 inches. flagstaff, we mentioned 5 inches. show low just an inch on the ground but things are happening there. it is windy out. page at 36 miles~per~hour. st. johns at 37. 30 miles an hour at winslow on those winds. the high on the day today, buckeye, 55. 55 in scottsdale. and at gateway, 55. 37 in payson. 37 in sedona. 30 at flagstaff. 42 at press -- prescott. 61 down in tucson. take a look at what we're forecasting for this evening. it gets chilly with the temperatures dropping down to 43 at sky harbor. the norm is 48 degrees.

41 down in maricopa. this is the way the day went. 47 for the morning low. 57 for the afternoon high. 70 and 48 would be your normal high and low. there is your record high at 46 and record low at 32. forecasting these highs for tomorrow, 60 degrees. lots of 60's. wickenburg, 59. 58 at cave creek. 33 at the grand canyon. forecasting 63 at gila bend. take a look at what we're looking at across the country. this is a pretty big storm system in here. it is going to be moving into the northeast as it rolls along. there is pretty good snow in a few different places depending on the time of day. all of that turns back to rain again. the backside of it, you see minnesota with rain, north dakota with snow behind it and a few inches at that.

bismarck for the high. 53 in omaha. the temperatures will be changing behind all of that as well. overnight, we're going to be looking at 43 degrees. 60 degrees for tomorrow. lots of sunshine comes with that. 60 is a popular number, at least for that first week. upper 60's by next week. it goes back down again. watch your kids around water. >> that feels >> we're in the middle of it. it seems like 100 was not that long ago. >> it is perfect. sheriff joe arpaio's posse patrol getting ready to hit the mall. a look inside amazon's phoenix warehouse on cyber christmas comes to the capitol. the governor lighting the

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you don't have a special day. >> a designated day. >> it has been the busiest day of the year for online shopping since 2010. they do offer sales. cyber monday sales expected to reach more than $3 billion up nearly 10% from last year. >> cyber monday shoppers are taking advantage of big deals that amazon has to offer. >> one of the busiest fulfillment centers is in the liz kotalik checked out how they are handling the rush. >> reporter: last cyber monday, amazon shipped 54 million packages. 1.2 million square feet, eight miles of fast-moving conveyer belts, all of this in just one of four amazon fulfillment centers in the valley.

why. >> we have tons of new deals on everything from electronics, to toys to home decor. >> reporter: it is priority to make sure the deals get to your homes in tact and on time meaning all 2,500 local employees are focused on a detailed and organized shipping plan. with local businesses getting in on the amazon boom as well. >> black friday was great. we focus more on cyber monday. >> reporter: ty bowman founded lifetime leather co. he hit it big selling his handmade products out of the amazon marketplace. >> their outreach is huge so we are able to reach customers that we would have never been able to reach any other way. >> reporter: if you haven't done your cyber monday shopping

three, two, one. >> meanwhile the holidays arrived at the state capitol. doug ducey lighting the tree. the 20-foot blue spruce is the first capitol tree to come from that particular joe arpaio launching his holiday posse mall patrol. we'll take you to park central mall as we dive into the shopping business season. one woman booby trapped her holiday decorations. animals being dutched in the tonto national forest but one group is frying to save them.

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as the holiday shopping > now in full swing. malls and shopping centers will be busy and for the final time, sheriff joe arpaio is presiding over the posse mall patrol. >> it is the kickoff of the 23rd year to keep shoppers safe this busy time of the year. danielle is live tonight. >> reporter: as you mentioned, the holiday season officially kicked off, which means so many

the valley buying christmas gifts. there are a few people left over from the groundbreaking thing that happened today. park central mall, holiday poscy with sheriff joe arpaio and volunteers kicking off today. this is the 23rd year for this program. it provides extra security to shopping malls tax free. there are 300 people who work with the sheriff's department. all of the freedom are volunteers. they will be patrolling eight of the valley. sheriff joe credits the uniformed officers, patrol cars, k-9 units for the low crime rates at the shopping centers in the valley. it will be sheriff joe's final year to preside over the program. >> these are my volunteers, however, they serve under the sheriff and they are well trained.