matt rodewald is live at the school tonight. parent who would touch himself while trying to drop his kid off for the day at navajo elementary school. he would have to sign in for his child at 8:35 and the activity would happen on a day-to-day basis in a 15 minute time period. a detective witnessed the act within the last two weeks on camera and in person. the report indicated this may have happened with her older 18-year-old son a long he was arrested and charged facing 20 counts of public sexually indecency. according to the police report, teachers say this has been going on since august but scottsdale authorities say they weren't notified until two weeks ago. we tried to talk to the family but they would not answer any of our questions. we spoke with neighbors who indicated a lot of police >> cop cars lined up. there was a c.s.i. van outside. any time we saw doors open and close we would pop our heads outside but we haven't gotten my answers. reporter: the school district released this statement tonight saying they notified la

matt rodewald, fox 10 news. >>> it with was the heart of the i-10 shooting case. we're talking about ballistics that jr.'s gun to the shootings. his attorneys say the bullets were wrong and they cited a separate test that the bullets could not be linked to merritt's weapon at all. he spent seven months behind befores until the charges were dropped. one of the dorms. the water was turned off and a cleaning crew was called in. there is no word when the students will be able to return to their dorm. >>> the presidential election is over for a week but some people are trying to influence the electoral college vote. arizona is one of the states that the electors are not required to vote for the winning candidate. >> reporter: arizona members of the electoral college and one of the electors says he has been bombarded with requests to not support donald trump. the election is over, votes counted and some voters are holding out hope they can convince ewelcome or thes in the electoral college to change their minds. >> i got e-mails and phone calls on my blackberry and comp

. >> matt rodewald is live in glendale where that meeting just wrapped up. matt? >> yeah, john and kari, definitely the fear was in the room, no doubt about it here at the glendale civic center, and for sure people are concerned about losing their jobs, but nobody really addressed it, and there's nearly 1,600 full-time faculty members, and up to 2000 students could be affected by the major changes. almost 500 teachers, faculty members, and residents were on hand, and they even had to bring out extra chairs for this one. now, the resolution contains the phrase being leaner in its anything early on but really nobody addressed the big elephant in the room. a meeting that went for an hour and five minutes, and not once did anybody openly and publicly say layoffs. are there layoffs associated with this plan? >> i have not heard mention of layoffs, no. >> could everybody keep their job? >> i think what we are trying to have this do organically as folks leave the system. i think overtime you're going to see that there will be natural attrition anyway. >> to create a regi

with linda williams with matt rodewald. >>> an update now on that amber alert out of tempe earlier to today. the two little girls have been found safely, and they have been reunited with their mom tonight. tempe police found jazmyn and chandra campbell this morning in a tempe home. police took david fuller into custody after they found the girls at his house. now fuller is the older biological father but has no relation to the other little girl. police say fuller was with their mom last night and they got into some sort of argument. police say that's when fuller took both children. >> once we put that information out, it was an incredible outpour of support from the community, so we would just like to thank them for their efforts. >> now, the girls were not hurt, and they are back with their mom tonight. >>> police say they need your help in finding a man they say is conneced to an armed robbery take a look at your screen for the surveillance video from the home depot showing the man inside the store, and you can see the men walking around and looking at all of the merchandise. police

wrong-way crash to share with you, just days a after a deadly wrong-way crash fox 10 reporter matt rodewald was driving in the area when he saw the wreckage. a semi-truck slammed into a small car with an elderly couple inside. that couple along with the wrong-way driver were all taken to the hospital, expected to survive. >>> two women caught on camera stealing cell phones from some cross fit gyms around the valley, and police say baby. now, surveillance ideo from the copperhead cross fit in phoenix shows the women walking to the back of the room with a baby in her arms and stealing a cell phone, just like that. the other woman was distracted by people asking for information about the gym. the women have hit five cross fit gyms in the valley, including back alley near 12th street and northern. we have posted all of the surveillance video on the fox 10 have any clues, please call police. >>> the body of 41-year-old vince scalise was found in sequoia national park. he did not return on saturday after disappearing following a hike. no word on how he died, but the temperatures in the area have

matt rodewald attended a packed board of governors meeting tonight, and he joins us now

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 dow

early today.out of tempe amber >>> you're watching fox 10 news with linda williams with matt rodewald. >>> an update now on that amber alert out of tempe earlier to today. the two little girls have been found safely, and they have been reunited with their mom tonight. tempe police found jazmyn and chandra campbell this morning in a tempe home. police took david fuller into custody after they found the girls at his house. now fuller is the older girl's biological father but has no relation to the other little police say fuller was with their mom last night and they got into some sort of argument. police say that's when fuller took both children. >> once we put that information out, it was an incredible outpour of support from the community, so we would just like to thank them for their efforts. >> now, the girls were not hurt, and they are back with their mom tonight. >>> police say they need your help in finding a man they say is conneced to an armed robbery of a home depot. take a look at your screen for home depot showing the man inside the store, and you can see the men walking aro

. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 10:00, with linda williams and matt rodewald. >>> a sheriff's deputy in stanislaus county, that's in northern california, was killed >> tonight deputies have a suspect in custody. sheriff's deputies say this man, david machado, killed deputy dennis wallace, a 20-year veteran of the department. machado was arrested after he tried to steal a woman's purse at a convenience store. well, that woman fought back, and when machado took off running, she called police. machado was captured and identified immediately as deputy wallace's suspected kier massive and deadly earthquake struck new zealand's south island early today. the 7.8 magnitude quake struck and killed at least two people. video you are looking at is damage from the nation's north island. the powerful earthquake triggered a series of powerful aftershocks and a tsunami as well. military and red cross teams are dispatched to assess the damage and help those in the worst hit areas. >>> well, it is hard to believe i.s.i.s. killed 130 people in several attacks in paris. survivors and family members of

matt rodewald joins us now live with the rest of the story tonight. >> this was a grisly scene when we first saw it happen, and we are learning more tonight and of course getting our hands on a very graphic picture for the first time, from a blood soaked shirt to a bullet riddled pickup truck, and a lot of them for sure, and violent images indicating a horrific scene, but frightening, a woman in trouble and desperate to get out of a relationship. >> he tried to kick me out of my car and i wouldn't get him, and the car is in my name. >> reporter: an early morning phone call paints a picture of a man in rage and a wife trying to hold it all together. minutes later, another conversation with 911 operators had a different tone. >> no, everything is fine and i'm going back home. >> reporter: but she never made it back home. arguing continued and she reached speeds of more than 100 miles an hour. 90 seconds, their range rover crashed, just off loop 202 and mckellips. clearly shaken, she described the horror that she was facing. >> help me, help me. he has a rifle in the car and he's going to

matt rodewald has the latest from buckeye. >> reporter: neighbors say they haven't seen anything like this. a young couple staying with her brother on watkins road. they went out to get a pizza but they were concerned when they came back. >> there was a vehicle in her yard and he did not recognize it. >> reporter: an 18-year-old man was inside the house but the couple did not know it. >> he fo and got into an altercation and they fought an wrestled around and hended up shooting him twice. >> reporter: at that point, his brother-in-law held him down until the authorities came. neighbors were stunned. >> you feel vulnerable when you have a certain level of trust in your home an you want to feel safe. it is too bad that people take to stealing, take from those who belongings and possessions and it is an unnerving feeling. >> it makes you think twice about carrying a weapon. nobody was hurt on our side and the good guys won. >> reporter: the 18-year-old suffered two gunshot wounds but his injuries are minor. >>> more than a week after the 2016 germ election, the maricopa county recorder's

feel like a hollywood insider >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00, with linda williams with matt rodewald. >>> a major earthquake hit the east coast of new zealand's south island just before midnight, triggering multiple aftershocks and tsunami waves as well. fox news reporter bryan llenas was the latest details. >> reporter: a powerful earthquake struck new zealand's shutout island, shaking residents awake and causing severe damage to buildings and homes. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit just after midnight local time in a rural area of the city of christchurch. >> the area most affected is clearly on the east coast, sort inland. we have had very limited communications there because it's been cut off. >> reporter: a number of strong aftershocks were felt more than 120 miles away, and the tsunami was reported about two hours later. new zealand's prime minister, john key, says the full extent of the damage is still being assessed and emergency officials are warning people along the coast to move to hiring ground to avoid tsunami waves. >> we know now that the tsunami risk coastal warnings, but

matt rodewald is live at the school tonight.

matt rodewald is live at the school tonight. >> reporter: a thorough report and disturbing details about a parent who would touch himself while trying to drop his kid off for the day at navajo elementary school. he would have to sign in for his child at 8:35 and the activity

. >> matt rodewald joins us live now from the state capitol with the details. matt? >> yeah, john and kari, it seems like the tribes have been fighting over these issues for quite some time, for several years, in fact, and at several points many have opposed the casino, but one issue came to the forefront, saving jobs. >> right now, because nobody wants to take jobs or away, the options that we are looking at and the proposed made by the governor to the tribes -- >> and governor ducey also saw an opportunity to end a squabble that has been going on for years. >> we have been doing this since 2009, you know, 2011, and right now we ran out of options, but he came along and helped us to bring it back to the table. >> we think this is a good deal for the tribal nations and for arizona. we have to think of, just like i have said, i'm going to be and this is a compact that provides opportunity for all. >> reporter: by shuffling the deck on the 2002 voter-passed gaming compact, the desert diamond casino will get to become a class iii facility. that means full slots and tabl

. >>> matt rodewald has been looking into all of this. he joins us tonight with the latest. matt? >> reporter: the tapes are disturbing and the stunning situation when it fist happened with domestic problems finally reaching a breaking point. christopher wright shot and killed his wife early in the morning on may 31st after shooting a good samaritan that was just trying to help. now for the first time, we are hearing those frightening moments of a wife and mother in trouble. >> i wouldn't let him, and the car is in my name. >> reporter: an early morning phone call to 911 paints a scary picture of a man in rage and a wife trying to hold it all together. minutes conversation with 911 operators had a different tone. >> no. everything is fine. i'm going back home. >> reporter: but she never made it home. police reports say that the arguing continued, and he reached speeds of more than 100 miles per hour. >> stop! stop! >> reporter: 90 seconds later, he stopped the range rover they were riding in just off the loop 202 and mckellips. learly shaken, she describes the horror that she is f

. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00, with linda williams and matt rodewald. >>> tense moments today in albany new york when a mall is placed on lockdown after someone reports hearing video. it shows people running from the crossgates mall. the building was placed on lockdown so police could sweep the place from top to bottom after there were reports of gunfire near an apple store. you saw there the people running for cover. people have not said yet if anyone was injured or has been taken into custody. >>> heavy security in place as sting reopens bataclan after paris attacks, and of course the bataclan theater was one of the in paris back in november 13th of last year. barricades, body searches and armed police greeted concert goers tonight. sting asked concert-goers in fluent french to observe a min >> that's sting asking concert goers in fluent french to observe a moment of silence as he opened the concert say it was an emotional moment. >> i'm just so blessed to have been there. there is so much amazing, like, power and energy in the room, and sting just did an amazing job honorin

matt rodewald is live outside a polling place in the west valley... how's it looking controversial propositions on today's ballot. including prop 205- the battle to legalize recreational marijuana- marcy jones we're back in a half hour. we now rejoin fox's election coverage live from new york. good smith. >> 7:00 on the west coast, i'm shepard smith in new york and this is fox broadcast network's continuing coverage of the race for the white house 2016. we have a big one to call right now. hillary cl you know we have been watching this five minutes ago donald trump led by 1.2 points. . we knew that the areas around washington, d.c. where so many government workers are always has skewed liberal. still does. it's what took virginia from the solidly red state that it was prior to barack obama. ten cycles in a a row it's gone barack obama came in and won virginia in 2008. he won in 2012. the thinking was the democrats would be able to hold virginia and sure enough now that the votes are in this point in the race, she might have had to have it. the polls j