. >> linda williams covering john mccain and she was with him when he made his victory speech. i sense a sigh of relief and the battle goes on and it goes into high gear starting right now. >> reporter: it what a fun night for john mccain and his supporters here at his headquarters in phoenix. i don't think anyone was nervous but i think towards the end as the polls tightened and some of the national headlines started saying this was going to be a squeaker of a race for mccain, maybe some people started thinking is he in trouble and the answer is no, he is not. he crushed kelli ward. here tonight, he told them that it is imperative for republicans to keep control of the congress and have a stay in the supreme court justices. here is what else he had to say tonight. >> thank you to every arizonan who voted in the primary. those who supported me and those who supported one of my opponents. to the former, your privilege. i promise to work as hard as i can to deserve. to the latter, i promise to work as hard as i can for you, too, and to fight for policies and principles that i bel

linda williams now live with the story. linda? >> john, take a look, it is the first time we are seeing this lab dalmation mix. glendale police released its report on the puppy's death just today. now, the owner is facing a felony animal cruelty charge. this all happened back in june when the owners left her locked outside on an apartment balcony in glendale. >> her name was rihanna, a six-month old lab mix who died on this balcony at a glendale apartment complex on june 5th, probably due to extreme heat. >> it didn't have to -- it didn't have to happen! it didn't have to happen! it was totally preventable. >> reporter: neighbor rocky buck called police on that june 5th, telling them she could see the extreme distress with no water. police got there and eventually called glendale firefighters, who used a ladder to get to the puppy. but by then, it was too late. the following day, glendale police talked to the owner, 28-year-old adrian gonzalez. he told them he and his wife and kids had brought the 6-month-old puppy from mexico in

. >> linda williams joins us live in florence where detectives have discovered here, a strange case linda. what have you learned? >> reporter: troy, talk about a bizarre and gruesome cold case. that is certainly what this is. pinal county sheriff paul babeu announcing this morning a break in those cases and naming two suspects in the murders that occurred back in april of 2008. now, 48-year-old olivas and his younger brother, both known high level drug traffickers. sheriff babeu says both are suspects in the 2008 murders of lopez in cordova. both of those men were reported missing, and their remains were nationals who lived in west phoenix. the remains of lopez, who has an extensive drug crime history, were discovered in a shallow grave in 2009 in casa grande, and then in 2014 remains of his brother were discovered in a septic tank in casa grande. sheriff babeu says extensive work, and you can imagine how tough it must have been, by the medical examiner's office as well as investigating deputies is what allowedhe these two drug traffickers to these two cold case murders. >> this is a cold

. >> linda williams is live at the scene tonight. >> reporter: just 18 years old and take a look at the scene in school. you can see why investigators from phoenix p.d. are still here. it is quite a scene. you are looking at the camry that is parked at 35th avenue and roosevelt. just north on 35th avenue, about 100 yards you see this black car that was the other car involved in the accident. now, we are being told that what happened is the two cars collided and the girl, the pedestrian was hit as a result of that maybe the cars went careening and hit her. we don't know if she was in the roadway, the sidewalk, or in the crosswalk. we're talking about 100 yards of debris. there are windshields, tail you lights that have popped out from the explosive nature of the collision of the two cars and right now phoenix police investigators are, maaing the investigation to figure out what happened here. they want to warn everyone that 35th avenue between i-10 south to fillmore will remain closed as they investigate. in the meantime, this community is shaken up as you can imagine. >> i don't know wh

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. >> i'm linda williams. a developing story out of new mexico tonight. where three young children missing after their mother was found murdered are found safe. at a motel near albuquerque where they were left with a good samaritan. tonight the manhunt continues for their accused abductors, joshua robertson and britney humphrey. detectives say the couple traveled with the children through arizona and into new mexico. after killing their kids' mother in southern california. the body of kimberly harival was discovered ten days ago with gunshot wounds along a road in los angeles county. she was britney humfry. deputies say harival and her kids had been moving from motel to motel and panhandling in the fresno area. they say she and the couple were involved with meth. the suspects are believed to be driving a 1999 green ford expedition and should be considered armed and dangerous. linda williams, "fox 10 news." >>> more than a dozen dogs seized from a buckeye home after they were being kept in were extremely poor. here is some video from inside the home. this

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linda williams is with the john mccain camp and here is a video she posted earlier with the crowd chanting mccain as the a.p. called the race for mccain headquarters. here is from andrew hasbun with sheriff joe arpaio out there who was confident in the win and that is how it turned out to be. we're going to continue monitoring the social media feeds and let you know that the website from the secretary of state gets back up and running here in the social media center. >> thank you, marc. the bottom line right now, no big surprises so far tonight. >> what is amazing -- >> maybe helen purcell may be th 80-year-old and 84-year-old with arpaio both moving forward. >> senator mccain winning easily tonight. >>> john mccain rolling to victory tonight as he is trying to win the u.s. senate seat he has held for five materials. he -- term. he beats back a challenge from kelli ward easily, 54% to 37% and that is with about 39% of can read that correctly. mccain has been declared the winner. >> a day after his birthday, he gets the big win. in november, he will face ann kirkpatrick and this will be tou

. >> linda williams talked with the woman who tells us she had to fight for her life. >> reporter: these young women were doing everything right as they left the restaurant in chandler saturday night. they stood talking outside of their cars when a car pulled up full of people, a woman gets out and approaches them. as tasha and her friend left this restaurant saturday night, a car pulled up in the parking lot and a woman approached them. >> she talks to me and asks, can i use your phone because our car ran out of gas. i am like your car is still something in the side of my head. >> reporter: two other people got out of the car and started attacking her and her friend. they snatched their purse, cellphones, and pepper sprayed her friend. she says out of instinct, she fought back against the woman who was attacking her. >> my instinct was don't go down and fight for your life. you're in a fight or flight moment and i fight as long as i could until i could get away from her. >> reporter: she did get away for help. drivers honked at her but no one stopped to help until she saw several taxi d

i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. >> thank you, linda. >>> a pinal county sheriff's deputy is involved in a crash near coolidge. sky fox over the scene this morning, state route 287 and attaaway road. crash. >>> phoenix police release new surveillance video or photos of two men believed to be involved in a double shooting. the two suspects were denied service near tally's pub because it was so late. as they were leaving, they got into a fight with someone and fired a handgun outside of the bar. two people are wounded but expected to be ok. >>> technology is becoming more adva doing that in the medical field. more and more doctors are learning how to operate on people with robots as their hands. courtney griffin explains. >> reporter: it's harder than it looks and some folks got to experience operating this robot pretending to be a doctor for the day at banner dell e. web medical center. the da vinci robots are used to perform all sorts of abdominal doctors operate the robot's hands, which are similar to tweezers. >> you have more dexter -- texer tex -- dexterity. >> getting the chair t

tonight, linda williams shows us of nasa. >> we do have a few patients we are trying to reach in yarnell. >> reporter: june 20th, 2013, a devastating tragedy unfolded as 19 hot shots were forced to deploy their fire shelters, none survived. nasa documented the fire in this chilling video. the loss inspired nasa and be a better way to protect those in a firefight when they get trapped by flames. >> when we learned about the tragedy at granite mountain, then we began to wonder if some of the materials we were working on could improve fire shelters, and nasa independently had the same idea, and when we realized we both shared that common interest, we began to work together. >> miller and associates research foundation in flagstaff joined the nasa team that is looking for a better fire shelter. >> this is all about buying any time a life or where there is no other way for a firefighter to escape. >> instead of looking for a new fire shelter material, the team is designing a shelter using standard aerospace materials. >> we are reentering the atmosphere and need to survive that very high heat

. >>> with linda williams and marc martinez in hd. >>> there's a lot of speculation that donald trump is switching his stance on illegal immigrants remaining in the country. his new campaign manager responding to a lot of questions about that. >> and hillary clinton's campaign responding to questions as well about what would happen to the clinton foundation if she is elected. >> the talk of the political world today as the week wraps up, or rather as a new week trump's turn around. his new campaign manager says they are determining what stance to take on illegal immigrants living in this country. >>> it's important to keep in mind, this is a nonprofit philanthropic organization. 90 percent of the cost of the malaria drugs have come down because of the work of the clinton foundation. there are over 10 million people living around the world today receiving lifesaving hiv aids drug treatment clinton foundation. >> and there you see the foundation taking questions about about what would happen if clinton is elected. they announced earlier this week that if she is elected, they will no lon

linda williams now live with the story. linda? >> john, take a look, it is the first time we are seeing this lab dalmation mix. glendale police released its report on the puppy's death just today. now, the owner is facing a felony animal cruelty charge. this all happened back in june when the owners left her locked outside on an apartment balcony in glendale. >> her name was rihanna, a six-month old lab mix who died on this balcony at a glendale apartment complex on june 5th, probably due to extreme heat. >> it didn't have to -- it didn't have to happen! it didn't have to happen! it was totally preventable. >> reporter: neighbor rocky buck called police on that june 5th, telling them she could see the

pretty impressive for the ad i'm linda williams, fox 10 news. >> reporter: well, we have had rain around the valley and around the state as well. here in the valley, mostly west, northwest off the north and a little bit of the northeast getting hit in the east valley missing this one. we're working on some brand new stories for you -- we're working on some >>> we are working on brand-new stories for you tonight at 6:00. a new billboard in the west valley is catching a lot of attention for its hatred of isis. we'll tell you who put this up. >>> known democrat gabby giffords is supporting the re-election of two u.s. senate republicans. we'll tell you who she says she can agree >> reporter: hi, everybody. you see a little bit of action in the background because we have a little bit of action in the valley back there. it is 91 degrees that is one of the nice things when the rain comes roming in here. we have 88 degrees in scottsdale. 88 in cave creek. 93 in ahwatukee. as you can see, we still have pretty good moisture around. as we get down into the valley, you can see across the north, acro

i'm linda williams, "fox 10 news." >>> police tonight looking for a gunman who shot a man in avondale. the victim was found shot in the front yard of a home near elmirage and lower buckeye this morning. he was taken to the hospital where it's not clear what led to the shooting. police say the gunman is a balding man driving a black pick up truck if you have any information, call avondale police. >>> a local print shop downtown phoenix they have to start from scratch after a fire early this morning this was a pretty massive fire. caught fire early this morning and see the smoke and the flames here. very bright flames. lighting up the night sky. and the building is not in good shape. this is the aftermath this is control but fox 10's courtney griffin talked to the business owners and she has more on where they stand tonight. >> a man driving to work this morning saw flames shooting out of this business off fifth street and roosevelt near downtown phoenix. >> it was glowing red and orange. it was ten, 15 foot flames. >> the driver pulled over worried someone was inside. >> wa an orange g

linda williams spoke with the victim a short time ago. linda joins us live. what happened? >> here is what is frustrating, these young women were doing everything right in a lit parking lot. there were other patrons standing around as they walked still that didn't prevent the attack. >> as tasha terrell and her friend daisy left this restaurant in chandler saturday night, she says a car pulled up in the parking lot and a woman approached them. >> she talks to me and asks can i use your phone because our car ran out of gas and i'm like, your car is still running. and then she hits me with something, i don't know what it was on the side of my head. >> two other people then got out of the car and her and her friend. she says they snatched their purses, their cell phones and even pepper sprayed her friend. terrell says out of instinct she fought back against the woman who was attacking her. >> my instinct was don't go down and fight for your life. you are in fight or flight moment and i fought as long as i could until i could get away from her. >> she did get away running acros

linda williams spoke with a valley mom who calls this increase price gouging. >> are the 400% increase in epipens is unfair to families who cannot afford the inreleased price. she says this is a life or death medication. >> he gets hives and his throat will swell and he will stop breathing because his body thinks peanuts are poison. >> reporter: they have a two pack of epipens at his school and two pack at home that they take when they go on outings. conway says when he was first diagnosed allot years ago, a two pack of epipens cost it costs $500. >> they can stop breathing and they could die because they can't afford the medicine. >> reporter: she has signed a petition urging congress to investigate the company as what some people say is price gouging. >>> cash and trips for criminals who stay out of trouble. it is the idea behind a new program that some say is sending the wrong message. >>> he went for a swim an it nearly killed him. now a medical miracle. how doctors were able to help a young boy who survived a brain-eating amoeba. >> this is a story we need to tell. >> your kids mi

. >> linda williams is at mccain headquarters. >> reporter: he does remember that. >> you two go way back. >> reporter: he does remember that more than 30 years. the party is over for tonight here at mccain's election headquarters. people taking down signs and there were many of them. he had many volunteers and interns. you see them returning this lobby to the former state. as you said, everyone is shifting to november 8 that is the general election. a new opponent, perhaps a form some speculated this could be the year that john mccain loses his senate seat that he has held since 1986, he is feeling confident. >> every race i've been in, it has been tough maybe that is why i have always won. >> reporter: he is a decorated p.o.w. and for decades he has been arizona's favorite son. but this year, 66-year-old ann represents vast district one says she thinks she can beat john mccain. >> he is vulnerable. the race is neck and neck. the polls are tight. >> reporter: as she travels arizona, people tell her they are worried about the economy and jobs and senior issues are a concern. >> i'm a

we'll get into that, football >>> you're watching fox 10 news with linda williams and marc martinez in hd. >>> at least 50 people were killed and dozens others wounded in a suicide bombing attack in turkey. this terror attack apparently child. the bomb went off toward the end of an outdoor ending near the syrian border. turkey's president says the child was an i.s.i.s. bomber. it's the deadliest attack in turkey this year. >>> if you didn't overexaggerate the story and if i told the entire story, none of this would have happened. >> that's u.s. olympic swimmer ryan lochte apologizing now today for lying. >> lochte overexaggerated his tale of what happened at a rio de janeiro gas station. he says, quote, "immature behavior got him and his teammates into that mess during the final days of the olympics." in a television interview this morning, the 12-time swimming medallist apologized to the people of brazil for his made up story about being robbed in rio de janeiro by uniformed men. lochte originally said he and up by armed robbers. then the truth came to light. police say lochte and his

. >>> you're watching fox news with linda williams and marc martinez in hd. >>> the five-year-old syrian boy pulled from the rubble of his home after it was destroyed in a bombing attack has become the face of syria's brutal civil war. >> hard to forget that image, and tonight we are hearing from the paramedic who treated the boy and details of that bombing. lisa hall from sky news has the story. >> reporter: the paramedic who carried the boy from the rubble of his bombed home is used to the carnage of syria's civil war. he placed the little boy in the back of an ambulance, but speaking to sky news he described how the boy's dazed >> translator: it's the first time i've seen a child like him. usually, when a child gets out of an air strike, they are cying. their voice fills everything. but this child didn't say a thing. i took him to the ambulance, and i tried to speak to him but he didn't say a word. he said nothing. eventually he managed to ask me, where's my mom and dad? that's it. that's all he said. >> reporter: more details have been emerging of the moment the air st the boy had be

fox's linda williams talked with one mom about what this means for her family. >> take off the blue capund and poke your outer thigh until it alcoholics and hold it for 10 seconds. >> reporter: phoenix mom karen conway is well versed in epipens as she showed us using a trainer penn. >> pull it out. the medicine is administered automatically. >> reporter: her son has a peanut allergy. epipens are his life life if he's accidentally exposed. >> he gets hives, his throat will swell and he'll stop breathing. >> the conway are careful but just in case they have two pack of epipens dylan's school and a two pack of epipens at home that they take when they go on outings. conway says when he was first diagnosed eight years ago, a two pack of epipens costs about $100. now conway says it costs about $500. and that's with insurance. >> i realized things go up in cost but i just -- it's unfathomable to me that that's a possibility that it's a reasonable increase. >> reporter: she says while they can afford it, she knows other families who can't. >> it's not okay. there's kids running around in school

william: que estÁ enfermita. ana patricia: la voz me delata. amiga, ponte mÁs linda con la ayuda de la tecnologÍa!s el cabello y que no se enrede. pues hoy tenemos esos gadgets que nos van a hacer la vida mÁs fÁcil. por eso está con nosotros valentina tamayo. valentina: muchas gracias, ana. buenos dÍas a todos. hoy vamos a mostrar unos artefactos maravillosos para ahorrar tiempo y vernos bellas. ana patricia: vamos a empezar con las uÑas. veo que han inventado un spray. te lava las manos y no hay residuos. valentina: no hay cosa que no estÉ inventada. primero empezamos poniÉndonos una capa protectora para que hidrate la uÑa, y luego nos ponemos el spray. es super sencillo, ademÁs de que es muy divertido. luego volvemos a sellar con el brillo. nos lavamos las manos, nos quitamos el residuo alrededor de las uÑas, y mira quÉ fÁcil! ana patricia: nunca fue tan fÁcil. eso me gusta. pero si no podemos lanzarnos en ese momento, vamos en el autobÚs, en el carro de copiloto, y nos queremos pintar las uÑas... valentina: tenemos este artefacto, que es un anillo. pero lo bueno es que colocamos la pintura aden

william: y miren nada mÁs, dawryn cumple cinco aÑitos. francisca: y felicidades a angelina marie de new jersey, quÉ linda!cámaras de "va por ti". karla: enciendela! ♪ johnny: quÉ rico esa playita, seÑores! Éstas imÁgenes son de long beach, california. muy buenos dÍas! hoy es lunes 1 de agosto de 2016. el aÑo se nos estÁ yendo volando! karla: por eso hay que aprovechar cada minuto de vida. hablando de eso, hay gente que nos inspira. nuestra andrea chediak nos presenta a una pareja de colombia que estÁ introduciendo una lÍnea de calzado artesanal en los estados unidos, y estÁn ayudando a familias de bajos recursos. alan: y tambiÉn, este tema, que yo estoy bien interesado. llevamos estos temas para ayudarlos e informarles. los adolescentes empiezan con esta situaciÓn de que quieren su libertad, que estamos de acuerdo que hay que dÁrsela, pero esa lÍnea tan delgadita entrÉ dejarlos ser libres, y el libertinaje... johnny: fÍjate, yo he tratado de ser lo mÁs considerado con ellos, porque yo entiendo que necesitan su privacidad. ahora, en el momento en que yo empiezo a ver algo raro, la privacidad se acaba. por