mr. mendoza excited the vehicle and walked aggressively towards the officer yelling what the f. is this all about. >> reporter: mendoza and 25-year-old emanuel shonio of salem are facing firearms and drug charges. police say the two were arrested after being pulled over for a traffic violation in salem around 3:30 this morning. they say that traffic stop escalated into an incident that threatened police. mendoza allegedly became hostile toward a salem police officer and -- >> mr. mendoza continued to be erratic and irate. he was screaming and made several references to police officers being "shot all officers believe was intended to intimidate them. >> reporter: suspects were in possession of a large capacity rifle and a hand gun with one round in the chamber. they had a cell phone with a police scanner app playing a live feet of the salem police radio frequentssy. they believe that application had been open and served no other purpose than to monitor the police on this e police he was discharged from the military and diagnosed with bipolar disorder. authorities say he is on acti

mr. mendoza had been seen previously reaching toward. after making statements about >> both are facing a long list of weapons charges. it began with mendoza leaning for what police believed to be a weapon. i observed his right arm, shoulder, go out of my view as he leaned his torso forward in the area of the floor near his feet. he began to aggressively walked toward me. yelling -- >> he was screaming and ignoring commands to keep his hands on the car. he made references to getting discharged by the military and -- with bipolar disorder.>> reporter: he made references to police officers being shot all over the country in an effort to intimidate the on scene officers. in total, two counts each on weapons, ammunition, drug charges. relatives leaving court without a war. -- without a word.>>> police were also concerned that these men may have been trying to monitor their activity.

mrs. mendoza says that she would be happy to speak at any donald trump event whenever she is asked. steve krafft, fox 10 news. a statewide voter registration drive this week. members were out today in phoenix, yuma, and tuscon. the group hopes to register 1,000 new voters between now and wednesday. tomorrow is the arizona primary election, and fox 10 will bring you the results live as they come in. beginning at 8:00, we will be streaming results live on fox 10 news fox news now, and we will also have full election coverage on and 10:00. >>> people living in a north phoenix neighborhood not happy at all about a reentry facility for felons, recently opened by the department for corrections, providing services for newly released inmates, including a couple of dozen sex offenders. it's located off of i-17 and pinnacle peak road and sits about a mile away from the sandra day o'connor high school. parents are very upset that the they say the department of corrections did not do enough to notify families of any potential danger. a public meeting was held back in may, but many families foun

mr. mendoza continued to be erratic and irate.

mr. mendoza continued to be erratic and irate. to keep his hans on the roof of itself car. he made references to getting discharged from the military and the diagnosed with bipolar and made several references to police officers being "shot all over country." and officers believe was intended to intimidate them. >> reporter: the defense attorneys say that the charges are nothing more than overreach. itself two men were held without bail and will be back in court next week forda i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> jadiann: more breaking news todays. the parents of star trek actorranton yeton are suing fiat choiceler after the 27 was killed by an s.u.v. the s.u.v. was part of a global recall because the gear shifter confused drivers causing it to roll unexpectedly. >> adam: a massachusetts man facing murder charges to strangling his wife. so that man turned himself into police early this morning and confessed to the crime. >> jadiann: police say the victim had recently filed a restraining order against him. kelli o'hara live for us in salem with details on the case. >> reporter: thi

mr. mendoza continued to be erratic and irate. he was scream of course, and repeatedly ignoring commands to keep his hands on the roof of discharged from the military and diagnosed with bipolar disorder and additionally, made several references to police officers being shot all over the country. >> the reporter: so i want to be clear, the men, there were no specific threats. there were no specific threats and there were no plots, so again, right now in the meantime, the two men are only facing drug charges, as well as gun charges. they are being held without bail. as soon as we learn more about this, we, of course, will let you know. for now, live in basu, fox 25 news. >> mark: moments before those men were charged, another man appeared in that staple courtroom. investigators say he walked in to the police department and confessed to murdering his wife of 27 years. we've learned the couple had a troubled past. >> vanessa: that wife had a restraining order against her husband. fox 25's bob ward live in salem for us tonight and bob,

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mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns mr. haney 7 i's. >> i want to welcome everyone that joined us in the chambers that evening for those who want to address the board please fill out a speaker card according to the board rules speaker cards will not be accepted for items before the board we're going to do something unusual we have a i think a bit of a bittersweet evening honoring someone that the record will show to our unified school district so i'll skip over item b and go to c resolutions and accommodation and start with commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> so richard our last evening on in the boards meetings we wanted to just take a moment to thank you and honor you for all you're amazing work on behalf of mayor he asked me to represent him together and to wish you the very best i know you'll see him next week but he wanted to do another proclamation on your behalf i was looking at the clock you have time to have free parking and but i think that is note worthy to raise some the proclamations because the impact aha on th

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the issue is not the khan family, not the mendoza facmily. the issue that mr. trump is talking about and i expect the media should be talking about is protecting american homeland from national security terrorist. and mr. trump said very clearly for months now, the policy that's been ignored, which is that he believes that we need to from -- stop refugees from coming in from countries that are terrorist activities are ram pid or in a war. that's the issue, not the khan family loss, not the loss of many other family americans that we all regret. the second part of the issue which is being ignored is because of these losses forced our american military to go into syria, that cause was the li in january of 2009 by president clinton and secretary obama that caused isis to rise. isis didn't exist before 2009. they exist today, they're causing the problems that we're facing, those are the two issues, protecting the homeland and stopping the war and going after isis in a way that ends the terrorism. the losses of the khan family and the americans we have lost, that's

mendoza made references to police being shot all over the country. officers found a rifle and a loaded gun in the suspects' car. >> continued to yell at officers and mr. rodriguez said, "don't say nothing. don't show them nothing." >> jennifer: officers followed the men because they believed >>> tax trouble for the owner of a boston cab company. investigators say he lied about payroll tax, employed illegal immigrants and did not pay overtime wages to workers. the company has agreed to pay $2.3 million in restitution. >> sarah: new details on the zika outbreak. people in florida on alert after another person is infected with the virus. this is the 15th person to be infected from mosquitoes in the state. officials are working to figure out where this person was infected but the the miami neighborhood where the other cases were found. health officials are also warning that the mosquitoes carrying the virus could be resistant to spray, leaving pregnant women worried. >> i am absolutely terrified. just completely terrified. i think the scariest part is that our political leaders have really seemed to fail us at this point. >> we're still on a steep learni