everybody getting a little shot. you can see there's not much left up there as you watch the radar, a little bit of action down by tuscon but that's not mostly rain, some of the mountains down there getting a little bit of action. there's the rainfall from earlier in the day, but unless you count that one inch a little south of tonto basin, not a lot. it was just chilly, windy, and a little wet across the valley. now here comes the freeze warning for tonight. that's until wednesday at 10:00 a.m., and these are the hard freeze warnings these are going to be until wednesday as well, and they are down just a little south of us at this time. well, we had a windy day today. we had a lot of snow, and we had a little bit of rain. what will tomorrow bring and the rest of the week? we'll have that forecast for you coming up. all right, dave. we'll see you then. could maricopa community colleges be downsizing? that possibility has the more than 8,000 educators and staff pretty concerned. matt rodewald attended a packed board of governors meeting tonight, and he joins us now

glendale. matt? >> yeah, definitely packed, no doubt about it, and a lot on the line for one of the largest community colleges in the country and here in the valley, of course with more than 200,000 students that could be affected by major changes, we are talking more than 1,500 full-time faculty members and more than 4,500 adjunct faculty members, the glendale civic center tonight, more than 500 people in the room, and they had to bring out extra chairs for this one. only a couple of people actually spoke up publicly and raised concerns about hair -- about their jobs. the chancellor says dividing the school into regional control will bring the number of presidents down to five, saving about a million dollars.

but that's a place to startrt i terms of keeping faculty on site. it was an hour and five-minute meeting, which ended pretty earlier, and when i asked one of the school officials about layoffs, they said in terms of this plan, no, layoffs are not a part of the equation. maybe something down the road in terms of retiring faculty members and not filling those positions, and you and i both know that's pretty much a hiring freeze that you can pretty much expect for community college district. a lot of people talking about this tonight, but really in the hour and five-minute meeting that we sat through tonight, the word layoffs wasn't used one time. marc, real quick, the next meeting, they are going to do this again in mesa next week. >> all right, matt, thank you for that update. a phoenix police robot there blows up a backpack in a parking

it turns out there was nothing dangerous inside. police are still investigating who may have left that backpack there. several people are wounded after a student at the ohio state university drives his car on to campus and then starts stabbing people with a butcher knife. investigators say abdul razak ali artan injured 11 in this morning's attack. he was shot by an officer who was responding nearby gas leak when the attack began. he was born in somalia and had permanent legally residency in the u.s. >> i was completely astonished. he seemed like a normal guy, nice, well mannered. >> investigators are looking into whether this was an act of terrorism. sheriff joe arpaio looking

he did say somewhat tight lipped but said turning down a possible position would be chief. >> reporter: today joe arpaio held a press conference about his annual posse program, which has provided extra security at malls during the holiday season for years now. although this was the main topic of conversation, he did little bit of insight about the possibility of him being in the trump position. >> i was with him from the beginning, and i'm with him in the end. >> reporter: his posse program, which provides extra security at valley malls during the holiday season -- >> if you think 84 is old and going away, i have got news for you. so remember, i'll probably be a -- i may be a private citizen,

a very powerful rank to have. >> reporter: although his run as sheriff will come to an end in january, he's not counting out a position under the trump administration, arpaio telling us today he won't be talking about any conversations he's had with president elect donald trump, if he's had any. >> with him, it might be a little tougher to turn him down, because of who he is and how he's treated me and my family i'm not giving you an answer. i'm just saying how it would be more difficult for me to make up my mind. if the president of the united states calls, i have to serve my country. >> reporter: trump also supported the sheriff telling voters here in arizona to reelect arpaio during a rally here in phoenix. now, arpaio also said today that he will be holding a news conference on december 15th. he wouldn't say what it would be about or if there was any

that sort. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. all right, danielle, thanks. we'll keep an eye on that. it is official, president elect donald trump has won michigan's 16 electoral votes, giving the republican 306 electoral votes to democratic hillary clinton's 232. however, green party candidate jill stein is expected to ask for a recount there. >> and i was asked many times during the campaign if i would stand up and call for a if there were doubts about the reliability and the security of the vote, and i always said, yes, regardless of who is declared winner. the american people deserve to have a voting system we can trust. >> wisconsin election commissioners rejected green party candidate stein's request for a hand recount, so instead clerks will decide how best to recount starting this thursday. stein missed a deadline to ask for pennsylvania's recount, so today she filed a lawsuit

according to the arizona capitol times, republicans' lead grew in several races after the november 8th vote when the mailed in ballots were counted. those ballots typically favored democrats, but not this year. campaign consultants say that's because many republicans held on to their ballots as long as they could, mailing them in just before the deadline. coming up, a playboy model accused of body shaming admits she di guilty plea today. the picture that she posted that landed her in so much trouble. a valley woman comes up with a way to stop the grinches from stealing her holiday decorations. she booby-traps them. you'll have to see the story. and carpal tunnel from all of the shopping this cyber monday? see the businesses taking all of

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you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00 with marc martinez. well, danielle touched on it a few minutes ago, but here's some more information now about sheriff joe arpaio's kicking off the holiday posse patrol program for the last time as maricopa

members will provide extra security at eight holiday shopping malls, all tax free, by the way, the 8th year of the program, but there is no word if this will continue on after arpaio leaves office and paul penzone takes over. shoppers expected to spend more than $3.3 billion this monday. local facilities in the valley, andrew hasbun with a look at cyber monday in arizona. >> reporter: people are shopping online more than ever, and while the big stores, like amazon, get most of the attention, local stores are trying to cash in on cyber monday too. at its sprawling west valley fulfillment center, it's the busiest day of the year. >> last year, we shipped more than 54 million items on cyber

>> reporter: this is one of four fulfillment centers in the valley. the online shopping giant is offering deep discounts this year. >> new deals every five minutes, thousands of deals on everything from electronics to toys to home decor. anything you might need, we have got it. >> reporter: for a local business, it's hard to compete with something as big as this. but marketplace, independent stores are getting in on it. >> we can now shop and support local wherever. we don't have to physically be where i am. >> reporter: the site has seen an increase in sales this year and is offering its own cyber monday deals. >> we only allow local businesses to be on the storefront. there's no chains. there's no enterprise businesses. it's just local mom and pop,

>> hoping to get a piece of the $3.36 billion in sales expected this cyber monday. i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. . a family in laveen is fighting back after their christmas decorations are stolen right from their front yard. the raulston's home is usually the one that wins the neighborhood h.o.a.'s first place award for christmas decorations, but last year and this year someone damaged the displa displays, and now they are setting up booby-traps to try to stop the vandals. >> we put a few little things in place to hopefully stop them from running through the yard and pulling things out, as much as we can. >> and the family not sure if it's the same people that keeps doing this to their home, but they are saying they are also considering installing security cameras outside to catch the

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fox 10 news is back. the defense department is reportedly conducting an investigation related to the sex scandal tied to the resignation of former cia director david petraeus, this news released as petraeus was meeting with president elect donald trump. petraeus's affair with paula broadwell lead to criminal charges against him and his resignation. donald trump tweeting this morning if cuba is unwilling to make a better deal for the cuban people, the american people and

terminate the deal. senator flake says we shouldn't return to the days of cuban isolation. >> there is no doubt that the government benefits when people travel to cuba. there is no way to keep all money in the hands of private business. but like i said, about a quarter of the cuban workforce is now in the private sector, running bed and breakfasts, private taxi cabs, private restaurants, beauty salons, body shops. you name it. and a good chunk goes to cuban people, and they have more freedom than they had before. >> incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus says president elect trump is willing to undo the progress made following president obama's 2014 diplomatic reset with cuba. >> and you hear the crowd immediately letting their feelings known on colin kaepernick. it was a huge story --

quarterback colin kaepernick booed the moment that he took the field in miami on wednesday, believed that it is a reaction to kaepernick's praising of castro earlier in the week. dani mathers is her name, and she admits that she took a picture in a locker room of a naked 70-year-old woman and then posted it on social media with the caption, if i can't unsee this, then you can't either. misdemeanor account of invasion of privacy. her attorney says she hopes to solve the case fairly. she has apologized and also deleted all of her social media accounts. well, temperatures coming down, rain, snow across the valley and across the state, we'll take a look at weather

live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. well, reindeer in japan may soon be delivering pizzas as christmas season approaches. dominos japan is trying to reindeer for deliveries. the company is looking for a way to deliver pizza in snowy weather rather than bicycles. if successful, the deliveries will come complete with gps trackers so customers can follow rudolph as he delivers the pizza to homes, or more likely track the pizza as it wanders all around your neighborhood. >> mama got run over by a reindeer delivering pizza, a

then it might not work. it's chilly out there folks. the temp has been going down here this evening. we have got it at 55 degrees right now, and that's actually a degree warmer than it was last hour, but the winds have picked up a little bit to add that little degree. 54 right now at goodyear, 51 in scottsdale, 55 right now in chandler. and you can see the cold front working its way through the state. we have got some snow up there. yo with nine inches, six inches up in forest lakes, and then one inch over in -- the with three inches. 57 degrees on the high today. we had 59 at goodyear, 55 up in glendale, and 57 up in chandler, 37 in sedona, 42 up in prescott,

bend. this is what we are forecasting for the lows tonight. the normal low for phoenix is 48, so we are going down to 43, got 41s, 42s, a couple of 39s mixed in there as well. normal high and low would be 70 and 48. record high for the day is 86. 32 is the record low. looking at the forecast highs for tomorrow, we are not going to jump it up much. we go to 60 degrees. 61 and a 62 in there. it's all going to be pretty close though 63 at gila bend, 38 at st. john's. taking a across the country, this is the big weather maker right here. that will be in new england by tomorrow, going to drop a lot of snow. 43 overnight, 60 degrees for tomorrow, and those 60s they take over as they control at least the top of the board and most of the bottom, and those

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fox 10 sports with jude lacava. >> what a difference a year makes. last season the cardinals won a total of 14 games. the breaks went their way. the stars aligned, a breakthrough year for the likes of carson palmer, fitz fabulous again this year, but there's just something that's not happening, and today bruce arians addressed that something missing. when you look at atlanta, they

it seemed a little too easy at times. and then you can hit the edge with taylor gabriel. you have got the edge of the field, the middle of the field, year. they could do no wrong offensively, averaging over 31 points a game. that was one of the issues that came in today's normal monday media huddle-up, arians asked about the team, said they are practicing when asked what's missing, especially defensively -- >> after reviewing it, you always start with the coaching, and why we weren't as physical as i thought we should have been is a question, because we did not hit last week, but we need to be more physical. it's a matter of running balls on the goal line defense. you just don't allow people to run the ball then.

but you just don't allow them to run it in. they ran it in twice, and that's where we set the tempo in training camp. this rookie quarterback has really revived the franchise this season. they are certainly in the mix. aaron rodgers though, it was his night. he was fabulous. look at this throw to davante adams, and they had the ground game going as well. ripkowski with this one yard plunge, the packers go to 5-6. hurley against number one kentucky, they have got some fabulous freshman. keep an eye on the basketball, the sun devils shot only 34% from the field. briscoe with a nice little

malik monk from the deep corner, this guy can shoot, one of the best shooters in college basketball as a true freshman. how about this transition move from monk to gabriel. that's it for the bahamas atlanta classic. hosting edwardsville, this was a challenge. they were down half. out to vernon, nice game, 16 points, ten rebounds, and gets the dunk here. vernon tried to keep it close. they made a bit of a run in the second half, nice tip by number 24, but the cougars just too much. sports night after dark in just a couple of minutes on our facebook page. >> all right. we'll see you there, jude. thanks a lot.

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