joe garcia with the pick takes it to the panthers 10 yard line. very next play. george sims rumbles into the endzone. just like that the rebels are up 7-0. you saw joe garcia on defense, horlick's quarterback on the keeper. a 35-yard touchdown run. horlick gets the two-point conversion up 17-0. , it's a highlight reel for joe garcia. i'm guessing colleges are taking notice. look at him, like a video game. making a sweet spin move. and he's off to the races. a 40-yard touchdown down. horlick is now up 24-0. later in the first half, garcia goes to the air. he connects with number eight , derrick seay, for the touchdown, a 33-yard td pass. that makes it 31-0. be they win the battle of racine, beating park. here's winning head coach brian fletcher after the game. >> our kids prepare hard. you never expect victory, but we were confident coming in. they played hard. they played together. it feels great. we've had it for five years, and it feels good to keep it. conference tonight waterford , hosting lake geneva badger. badgers undefeated heading into tonight's game. ga

as petaluma's code enforcement officer, joe garcia has the authority to write tickets when he sees a problem. >> junk properties, trash and debris in the front yard. >> but it turns out what joe also possesses is the compassion not to. >> it's going to be the house on the left here. >> which is exactly why this story has such a happy ending. >> it's not in the job description. but it's in the description of being a human being. >> it all started with a complaint two years ago about a yard overgrown with weeds. have you ever had to replace the back fence? the yard belongs to al, an 89-year-old world war ii veteran. joe had to return multiple times as al tried and failed to get a handle on the situation. what's more, joe discovered, the inside of the house was not much better. >> it's been a while since he called you, huh? >> instead of handing al a ticket, joe decided to lend him a hand. >> we work with joe all the time. and he has the biggest heart in the world. >> jane hamilton is executive director at rebuilding together, a nonprofit that helps low-income people just like al with ho

republicano carlos velo que nos hizo llegar el siguiente mensaje. " al igual que condene los mensajes de joe garciaos del seÑor trump..." por el lado demÓcrata, tanto hillary clinton como su compaÑero de fÓrmula criticaron los comentarios. el magnate declarÓ que nunca se rinde y que no se retirarÁ de la contienda. el presentador billy dijo haberse sentido avergonzado por lo ocurrido. seÑalÓ que en aquel entonces era un joven inmaduro y que se comporta de una manera ridÍcula al seguirle el juego. veremos lo que sucede en el debate que se llevarÁ a cabo maÑana. fÉlix: en horas de la tarde se conociÓ un comunicado de la esposa de donald trump que declarÓ lo siguiente. "las palabras que mi esposo usÓ son inaceptables inofensivas para mi. no representan al hombre que yo conozco. espero que la gente acepte su disculpa". toda esta conmociÓn ocurre 24 horas antes del debate que permitiremos aquÍ, en univisiÓn. se podrÍan dar un ala de -- una de las confrontaciones mÁs importantes. >> si el debate anterior fue complicado para donald trump, el de maÑana pude ser mÁs difÍcil. su Último escÁndalo no pudo ser r

. >> reporter: joe garcia says growing up in petaluma, his sister called him an instigator. but there is something that joe instigated recently that reflects well on him and his entire community. as petaluma's code enforcement officer, joe garcia has the authority to write tickets when he sees a problem. >> junk properties, trash and debris in the front yard. >> reporter: but it turns outs what joe also possesses is the compassion not to. >> it's going to be the house on the left here. >> reporter: which is exactly why this story has such a happy ending. >> not in the job description, no, but it's just -- it's in the description of being a human being. >> reporter: it all started with a complaint. two years ago, about a yard overgrown with weeds. >> have you ever had to replace the back fence? >> reporter: the yard belongs to al pericou, an 89-year-old world war ii veteran. >> little different there. >> reporter: joe had to return multiple times as al tried and failed to get a handle on the situation. what's more, joe discovered, the inside of the house was not much better. >

joe garcia as the authority to write tickets when he sees a problem. >> junk properties. rash and debris in the front yard. >> reporter: but it turns out, what joe also possesses is the compassion not to. >> it's going to be the house on the left here. >> reporter: which is exactly why this story house such a happy ending. >> it's not in the job description, no. but it's in the description of being a human being. >> reporter: it all started with a complaint two years ago about a yard overgrown with weeds. >> the yard belongs to al pericou, an 89-year-old world war ii veteran. joe had to return multiple times as al tried and failed to get a handle on the situation. what's more, joe discovered, the inside of the house was not much better. >> it's been a while since he called you, huh? >> reporter: still, instead of handing out a ticket, joe decided to lend him a hand. >> we work with joe all the time. and he is -- he has the biggest heart in the world. >> reporter: jane hamilton is executive director at rebuilding together, a non-profit that helps low-income people just like

representative carlos is also locked in a tight race with joe garcia and someone who never faced much of the challenge here in state representative gill yn. many are calling this the trump effect. gop officials watching the races closely here in florida and some are worried it will be tougher for them as donald trump seems to be sinking in the polls nationally. >> both of you, thanks very much. a quick update. matt is the chair of the gop in ohio. we were talking about him. he has been critical of donald trump and trump more specifically has been critical of the state's party in ohio saying they are not getting help that they want. the gop chair now tells the cincinnati inquirer i am voting for donald trump. coming up, the truth about trump. we will ask the next guest who wrote the book about claims of phony polls, rigged elections and a new threat to sue his accusers after the election. also what trump just said about women in the tv interview moments ago. first a quick look at campaign spending by those. two dozen billionaires for a total of $88 million in the 2016 presidential race

reporting live, i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 news. >>> sheriff joe arpaio will face democrat paul penzone in the penzone is speaking out. andrew continue ours live team coverage with that part of the story. >> reporter: the race is close. will the news make a difference? paul penzone thinks so. >> they are tired of the wasted dollars and the politics and they say it is time. >> reporter: the sheriff has spent millions on this campaign highlighting a decade's oldies ex-wife. >> the priority has been himself over us and coming to an end and if court spoke saying nobody the above the law. >> reporter: arpaio came out saying in part that it is clear that the corrupt obama justice department is trying to interfere with my re-election. the people of maricopa county should be as outraged as i am. i will fight this tooth and nail because i know these charges are i am confident i will be exonerated. >> it makes a difficult election for him more difficult. >> reporter: stan barnes used to be a supporter of the sheriff's. >> he is in more trouble and all of these things windle away at that coalition

garcia. democratic phoenix vice mayor tonight calling for sheriff joe arpaio to step down. in a statement, she says, quote, with sheriff arpaio now facing trial for alleged federal crimes, it is outrageous that he remains in a position of leadership over a law enforcement agency. he should resign immediately. contracts between the city of phoenix and the maricopa county sheriff's office. and has renewed calls to take steps to keep jail costs down to minimize the liability to phoenix taxpayers. arpaio's campaign dismissed those calls saying the sheriff is not going to resign and will continue doing his job. and says mcso has a positive working relationship with the phoenix police department. in a statement, the campaign says, quote, kate kiyay didn't -- gallego didn't think through her terms for -- where does she propose to put the hundreds of phoenix inmates currently held in the sheriff's' jails. her back yard? nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>> new at 6:00, various media outlets are reporting claims by former miss teen usa contestants who allege donald trump went into thei

joe yander is retiring. he's been he chief for nearly two years after daniel garcia was fired for insubortination. his retirement will be celebrated at the phoenix center this afternoon at one-30. jeri williams will replace him.. in a swearing-in ceremony that will take place a little later this afternoon. williams has been the police chief in oxnard, california for five years but she and her joe yahner -- california for roots in the valley. she was with the phoenix police department for 22 years and served as assistant police chief. you can catch both the swearing in and chief yahner's good-bye on our live streaming channel, fox 10 news now. you can find it on our website, foxnewsphoenix.com. live coverage begins at 1:30. >>> leslie merritt, jr. finds himself back behind bars, the details of his >>> drama on top of the world's busiest bridge. what brought traffic to a standstill. >> and scary moments for vice presidential candidate mike pence. >> scary. today he's talking about what it was like as his plane skidded off the runway at new york's >>> fox 10 news starts now. >> leslie merritt, jr., t

phil mickelson shot a 63, tied with sergio garcia, but the real one, joe, as you know, was patrick reidgainst rory mcelroy. that was great, great theater over the weekend. >> maybe greatest match ever. >> i think so. reminds me of the matches you and i used to have with kelly and -- >> that's right. >> and andy. >> up in -- i love that. how come everybody else has aged. >> we stay the same. there are two paintings up in the attic that look like hell right now. >> poor encana. anyway -- >> finally got that one. >> coming up, i know he'll hear about it, and then i'll hear about it. kidding. coming up, a four star rated tech fund manager with stellar performance. up 15% year-to-date. his top plays in that space. coming up next. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> welcome back. i'm brian sullivan live in detroit, michigan, today. we've got a very special program for you. we are here in the motorcity, and we're going to be chatting with dan gilbert, the billionaire founder of quicken loans, who has almost single handedly b

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garcia vegas? no. unh-unh. i think you got some back -- joe, where are you? i think i heard gunshots. something happened in the smoke shop. this way? over there, yeah. joe, are you in the smoke shop?p? give me your position. possible gunfire in the smoke shop. officer shot. officer down. this is bates. i can't get a pulse. what's your 10-20, 2203? i'm at a smoke shop -- al's smoke shop -- vavaburen. [ screams ] jesus. how long they gonna let him lie there? luce, we gotta get everything we can. captain. [ siren wails ] -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com - thanks. how'd the job come in? - anonymous, to 911. all this blood, don't look like he was moved, huh? yeah, he got it right here. greg and james are gonna wanna be looking for a bum... with a good pair of black shoes. i'm guessing size 12. andy, this guy was carrying a piece. hey, bob. guy had this in his pack.

sheriff joe arpaio back in court today for a special prosecutors now say they are filing criminal charges against the sheriff. >> well, the hearing just ended and fox 10's nicole garcia was just in court and joins us live with what that means for the sheriff. nicole? >> reporter: the sheriff's attorneys weren't anticipating anything major to come out of today's hearing. in fact the sheriff was not even here at today's hearing. he wasn't required to be here, but federal prosecutors saying today they will formally file criminal contempt of court and the criminal case against the sheriff has officially begun today. but unlike in many criminal cases there will be no formal arrest. the sheriff will not arrested, there will be no mugshot and there will be no arraignment. the judge agreed to waive the arraignment and the sheriff's attorneys are saying that he will plead not guilty to the charges. arpaio could face up to six months in jail if he is convicted. now, federal prosecutors want to get this trial going. they are asking the judge for a bench a trial without a jury, but the sheriff's attorneys want a jury trial. mel mcdonald, the lead attorney in this case, is saying

joe vazquez reports. >> reporter: checking the board at sfo, many of the flights to and from miami and other points in florida are canceled. those arriving from the hurricane zone are telling travelers' stories. the garcia family is from ocoee in the orlando area. their flight from orlando was canceled so they made other plans. >> we drove actually to miami and then we were the last flight. everything after us, the whole airport was shut down. >> reporter: meanwhile, dave of san carlos is preparing to go into the hurricane zone. he leaves about 50 -- leads about 50 members of the bay area disaster medical assistance team. they have been told to stand by. >> everyone here, doctors, nurses, paramedics, all have day jobs out in san francisco bay area community. the plan now is to get ready to go and wait for orders. >> reporter: while they await orders, some pg&e workers including linemen and equipment operators are already planning on leaving. >> they will be helping hand in hand with the florida light & power crews to restore power as if they were working here in california during a winter storm or during a heat event where we have several thousands of customers out of power. >> reporter: as for the garc