steve krafft, fox 10 news. chandler. it happened this morning near germann and alma school. a butt let went through one person's hand and went through another person's in the leg. no charges will be filed in this case. >>> people in tennessee will lining up to give blood. people are leaving flowers and stuffed animals at a memorial as community members are honoring those killed in a schoo crash. children in kindergarten, first and fifth grades were among those killed on the bus when a driver sped around a windy road, lost control of the bus and ended up wrapped around a tree. the dozen children or a dozen children are in the hospital and six are in i.c.u. a company called durham had 350 crashes over the past two years resulting in deaths and nearly 150 injuries.

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in miami, steve harrigan, fox new research on the potential effect of the zika virus. scientists say the virus may harm the male reproductive system. in studies done on mice.. researchers say zika attacked cells crucial for sperm and sex hormone generation. this raises could affect fertility in men. the study authors are urging further research.. because animal studies don't always reflect what happens in humans. the vigorous battle against zika continues in miami beach - where mosquitoes are spreading the virus. as of this morning, health officials say there have been more than a 11-hundred zika cases linked to florida. that number ?does include travel-related cases. new this morning... another grocery delivery the online company instacart just expanded to 81 zip codes. before this... instacart was only available in miami. but now bay area shoppers can add items to a virtual cart and select a delivery window-- which can be just an hour later... or up to 7 days in advance. participating retailers include costco.. whole foods... petco... publix... and more. some items a

reporting live, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> thank you, steve. well, a fox follow-up here on a man's body found in a river bottom in laveen last we county sheriff's office still doesn't know who he is, and now investigators are asking for the public's help to identify him. so they have released this detailed description. he had short black hair and a short beard. he's about six feet tall, around 220 pounds. he was wearing an axe armani exchange black ball cap and a american in white letters across the front. he had played knee length shorts and nike running shoes. >>> traffic alert for you this afternoon. you probably want to avoid the area around st. mary's food bank for about the next hour or so, 35th avenue and thomas, just west of i-17. these are the pictures from earlier today, so there are people standing here, but here is where the traffic jam starts. cars line all along the right lanes. this is thomas road, all the way down from like 31st aven 40th avenue this morning. they are giving away thousands of turkey dinners today in people in nee

is steve fox,now the cofounder of the national cannabis industry association. he deals with issues with regards to marijuana. how is marijuana used recreationally or medically? guest: it was a big election. we had nine initiatives on the ballot and five of them were for all adult use and four were related to medical marijuana and eight out of nine ended up passing including four out of five of the adult use measures, with the initiatives passing in california, maine, massachusetts, and nevada. the medical marijuana states that passed were arkansas, the first state in the south to pass a medical marijuana measure, florida, north dakota, and montana expended upon its existing medical marijuana program. host: why do you think there is a change not only in the states you talked about but other states that have gone down this road as well? guest: this has been evolving for decades, starting with the first medical marijuana initiatives that passed in california in 1996. we have just seen support for reforming marijuana laws increase just about one or two points a yea

in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 >>> arizona voters rejected prop 205. that was the ballot initiative that would have legalized personal amounts of recreational marijuana for adults 21 and older in our state. now there's word that doctor's offices have been flooded with people seeking medical marijuana cards. the phoenix new times is reporting an increase in the number of people booking appointments at certification centers and with doctors across the state over the past few days. the receptionist at sun valley certification clinic told the new times they have been a lot of places are said to have been getting phone calls. arizona voters approved back in 2010. patients have to pay $150 to the state and at least $150 to visit a doctor, as required by law. >>> president-elect donald trump says in an interview with "the wall street journal" that he is now open to preserving key parts of obama care, like allowing young adults to stay on their parents' plans and also prohibiting insurance from denying coverage because of preexisting conditions. his loyal supp

check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on fox & friends first -- "fox & friends. >> good morning clayton and heather. with 24-hours before the polls open general michael flynn will be with us one of the most powerful and influential of the donald trump surrogates. also one of the guys running his campaign. tucker carlson here on the fox news channel going to be talking about the campaign. and an unbelievable wikileak bombshell or wiki shell as they call it. it turns out we are learning chelsea's wedding, chelsea clinton's wedding it looks like was funded by the clinton foundation. it sounds as if she lived off of the foundation for every day living expenses for a decade. we are going to talk to you about that and how the dnc is writing questions for cnn to ask donald trump and ted cruz. >> steve, "fox & friends" starts in about 12 minutes. good to see you this morning. >> i thought her wedding was pretty expensive. >> stay with us. we will be right back. this is more than just a credit card. it's how adventure begins. and with the miles you can earn, it's always taking you closer

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> in tonight's business watch agrees to be bought by a security company for $2.3 billion. that deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2017. it requires approval from lifelock shareholders. the company makes antivirus software will help bolter their cyber defense technology. >>> former arizona cardinals quarterback kurt warner and his home. it is part of the first things first foundation. >> i felt like i don't have to worry about that anymore. i was worrying about that. >> single parents have so much on their plate. i was a single mom when i met kurt. i walked in their shoes and you want someone to hear you, to see you, to help you. >> the foundation helped to furnish 40 homes for valley >>> still ahead, dave munsey is back with an update on the >>> dave, it is one of the mornings that was hard to get out of bed. it was rainy and chilly and you want to stay inside. >> rep every morning and it was 6:15 when i rolled out this morning. you could hear it pattering on the roof. it was a nice morning out there. a nice morning to stay in bed and kind of l

. >> reporter: steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> shots are fired at a mall in memphis, tennessee, as shoppers were trying to get an early start on their black friday it was just outside of the food court area. one person was hurt and three people were taken into custody and two have been released. >>> christmas now a little more than four weeks away and that means many people getting their christmas trees right now. last year, consumers spend more than $1 billion on christmas trees and it take an average of five years for a tree to go six or seven feet tall. >>> every year, it seems like holiday season and this year it seems to be the hatch a mole. danielle miller has the story. >> reporter: these brothers bought about 100 of these hatch a mole. they have 50 to sell so everything from here on out is pure profit. >> we took a chance. we took a huge risk. it could have blown up in our luckily, it didn't. >> reporter: brothers cashing in this holiday season. it started when mike's daughter asked for this, a hatch a mole for christmas. >> not knowing what it was, we googled it and red articles ab

. >> reporter: steve krafft, fox 32 news. >>> it is going to be a busy saturday in downtown phoenix. there is a hip-hop festival with stages inside and outside of the performing. there will be a low rider parade and a number of graffiti artists will be on hand. greg stanton says the event was organized a few years ago by justin samuel. stanton issued a problem close makes issuing tomorrow as hip-hop d >> this gives them a scale and move in a direction and what they are doing for old people, young people, all fans of hip-hop. >> the mayor will present the proclamation tomorrow night at 7:00. not the only thing happening, the second annual pizza festival that starts at 11:00 a.m. more than a dozen pizza makers will be on hand selling slices. and lawn games as well and a different kind of pie being devoured. the seventh annual pie social that starts at 2:00. they will have 15 chefs and community members presenting their pies with proceeds benefiting the school so a busy weekend. >>> hundreds of special olympic athletes compete in a bowling competition. why this year's competition is exp

. >> steve fox, cofounder of the national kennebec's industry association talks about the future of the marijuana legalization efforts and regulation of cannabis. later, adam brandon, president and national republicans hope to achieve next year in fiscal and regulatory policy. we will take your calls. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: before leaving the apex , there was au possibility of him responding to thepolicies and experts of trumpet administration even after his term ends. he told reporters that he would be vocal against core questions about our values and ideas. think it isf i necessary for me to help defend those ideals, i will examine that when the time comes." we want to ask you about president-elect trump and if his victory gave him a mandate for

in havana, steve harrigan, fox news it's time for your news and weather together. at least nine people are injured and ?a suspect is dead after an attack at ohio state university today. authorities say 18-year-old abdul razak ali artan drove his car thr using a butcher knife to attack them. an officer stopped the attack less than a minute after it began-- fatally shooting the suspect. according to officials-- the suspect was born in somalia but was a legal u-s resident and a student at the school. the racine man accused of driving drunk and causing a double fatal crash is now facing charges. officials say on friday-- 25-year-old levi row-nan ruohonen rear- near four mile road and short road in caledonia. dalley and his 9-year-old daughter were both killed-- his 6-year-old daughter was also injured in the crash. row-nan's ruohonen's bond is set at 50-thousand dollars. the wisconsin elections commission lays out the timeline for the presidential recount. green party candidate jill stein filed the paperwork for the request-- and must pay the fees involved. if the mone

reporting live, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> actresses america ferrera and amber tamblyn were in the valley urging people they spoke at various locations, including a.s.u. and phoenix college. they are saying it is not just about donald trump and hillary clinton for president but the state races as well. as the campaign for president comes down to the wire, the fox news decision team says hillary clinton is edging up with a clear electoral vote advantage. it projects clinton will get 274 donald's 215. it does say 49 are a tossup. fox news it says arizona, iowa, and utah are shifting to lean republican. trump has a small advantage in our state right now. l.a. times expects arizona to go blue with a high latino voter turnout. clinton is appearing at a rally in philadelphia with bruce springsteen and john bonn bon jovi performing. we have more from the campaign trail. >> reporter: just a day remains before the whirlwind presidential campaign comes to a close and the candidates are hitting the trail with force. it is a battle ground blitz. donald trump being his day in the southeast stop

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> with what she calls the goal of making the best in the nation, diane douglas outlines her priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. she unveiled her 2017az kids can't wait plan and she is calling for $700 million that includes teachers' pay raises and increased spending for rural transportation and other needs. >> because the subject of funding is at the forefront of several new proposals that i'm going to outline for you. i look forward to partnering with education stakeholders, our governor, our legislators to get the resources we need to make an outstanding education system. >> douglas will also need to work with the arizona board of education to make her proposals a reality. we'll keep you posted on that. >>> a memorial state park opens tomorrow to honor t mountain hotshots killed in the yarnell hill fire. it includes a seven-mile hike. the site where the firefighters died is three miles in and there are 19 stone plaques along the trail with a timeline of what happened. the lone survivor of what happened says being back at the site is very emotional. >> it

reporting live, steve krafft, fox 5 news. >>> a 10-year veteran of the force was the first show low police officer ever killed in the line of duty. central credit union. the name of the account is the officer darrin reed account. >>> backers of a ballot initiative to legalize marijuana use admitted defeat. they conceded today say thraeug disappointed that prop 205 did not pass but they are encouraged by the amount of support it did receive. 48% of voters cast ballo favor of prop 205. >>> maricopa county has a new county recorder. helen purcell called it a difficult race and hopes for a seemless transition come january. andrew hasbun talked to the incoming recorder and he joins us live with more. >> reporter: kari, first, we should mention that helen election yet. only 13,000 votes accept paraded helen purcell from adrian fontes. today, purcell conceded. he announced his candidacy after the presidential preference election back in march. we all remember the lines for that election. those problems got national attention and that is likely what l fontes. >> i think it is important. we have se

. >> tonight, hillary clinton goes to pennsylvania for an event with katy perry, steve harrigan fox news. >> the candidates make a last final push here.. >> hillary clinton teamed up with lebron james, allison brow has more. kids are the future and i believe thatat he started it an believe that she will continue itit i am all about communities starts from the ground up. lebron james to meet with hillary clinton on sunday, following last months endorsement,t, the rally at the public auditorium, today'she trump is not impressed. she has all of these celebrities and failed politicians to campaign for her and sheofig has crowd so much smaller than these. zero heil boater safety does not hurt to have lebron james i her corner. is good to have his support. >> some site will not matter at do as they are set in their ways.ey >> based levees don't know anything, they follow the democratic left wing bs. >> allison brown, fox 8 news. tickets are still available, you can find a linke on fox 8.com. >> on it is the final countdown to election day, their ballots the board of elections was packed with e

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> a deadly fire under investigation in cochise county. a 74-year-old woman died in a house fire. jane thompson was outside of home and she was barely breathing. she was flown to a burn center where she died from her injuries. they say she may have been trying to light the pilot on her furnace. >>> evidence that defense attorneys may clear the main suspect in this case. >> leslie merritt jr. was arrested more than a year ago but prosecutors dropped the charges. he was let go. danielle miller has been developments. >> reporter: the new evidence came to light from merritt's attorney. defense attorneys asked for a second ballistic test that came back inclusive so in other words, the expert was not able to link merritt's gun to those shootings. they are a small piece of evidence that cast a huge shadow on the shooter case. bullet fragments found at the first four shootings. gun. >> the test fired bullets were a match to four cases -- if you are -- four casings from shootings back in august. >> reporter: the markings on the bullets were inconcl

reporting live, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> with election day just a day away, fox 10 has your covered. our on air coverage begins at 5:00 tomorrow. >>> sky fox over the scene of an ammonia leak. this is 75th avenue and buckeye road. the address is cisco food services. phoenix fire telling us they safely evacuated the building. ammonia is a dangerous gas. hazmat crews worked to secure the leak. no one was injured. >>> the reward is it has grown leading to information on who shot wild horses. a man wearing black shorts and a dark green shirt shot three fouls near the pebble beach rec area. one died and two others wounded. >>> a valley man behind bars accused of trying to stage his girlfriend's suicide after her death. phoenix police say on saturday, he originally told police that his girlfriend stabbed herself several times and shot herself in the head. he later told officers that he accidently shot her. he is now charged with manslaughter. >>> a sex offender on probation arrested again after grabbing two women in downtown phoenix. it happened near the a.s.u. campus. danielle miller joi

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> it's been three and a half years since a wildfire ripped through the hills of yarnell. the flames destroying everything in the fire's path, including 129 homes. the most tragic losses were the human lives taken. >> so capable, to confident, bright shining diamonds. >> reporter: 1 granite mountain hotshots died fighting the fire on june 30, 2013. >> brave men who gave their lives in defense of friends, neighbor, and perfect strangers. >> reporter: the wind whipped fire changing directions making the yarnell hill wildfire the dead iliest wildfire in arizona history. >> this is the most humble people you will ever meet. anybody who wants to honor the hotshots have a place to go. it is a memorial start park. i want to show you where this is. we put it in 3d. right here is the town of yarnell. actually, still about here. this is where you will be parking off of 89. it will be a little bit of a walk. if i zoom in, you will see just how steep this terrain is. you're going to walk up to the site where the memorial is, we spin this around. it is about a four-hour hik

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> you decide election alert, a federal appeals court has blocked an arizona law making it ballots that is potentially a big win for the democratic get out the vote rally. it means it will not be a crime for groups to go door-to-door and deliver them to the polls. so republicans raise concerns about the practice saying it could lead to voter fraud. we'll have more on the ruling and what is being done to stop it ahead at 50. another stop here in the valley. he spoke this morning at the gilbert water tower. donald jr. thanked the supporters and told them how important it is to be part of the movement. he talked about his five kids all under 9 years old and how change is needed to protect their future. >> about making sure the american dream is alive and well for that generation. if we allow the nonsense to let's keep fighting. we are going to win on tuesday and because of people like you. so thank you so much for being here with us. >> donald trump jr. was in the valley a week ago. this is truly a battleground state. arizona, your vote counts big time. he was sp

he's not sure, but he wants to be of service to the people who steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> former cardinals quarterback kurt warner and his wife, brenda, are continuing a thanksgiving tradition by giving back to a valley family. they helped furnish a home for ms. robeles and her children. it was furnished by habitat for humanity. >> it was like, don't have to worry about that anymore. >> single parents have so much on their plate, and i know that because i was a single parent when i first met curt. >> they have helped furnish homes for 40 valley families. >> one of the best i've ever covered and continues to give back to the community. >>> good news for bruce arians, hospitalized after last night's we'll get you an update on the coach's status next. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars not getting your best s

. >> reorter: steve krafft, fox 32 news. >>> glendale has a new police chief. this is a big this is chief rick st. john. he has been a part of the department for a while. he is not a stranger to the department. let's give you the rundown here. the interim chief and that is rick st. john. he began with the department as a patrol officer, later a training officer assistants >>> the trump transition team the officially happening. a few picks announced today. three high profile position within president-elect trump's administration. mike pompeo has been accepted as the c.i.a. position. he was elected in 2010. he was a tea party candidate. he graduated first in his class at west point and went to harvard law after senator jeff session is trump's pick for attorney general. he was the first person to back trump's bid for president. he was denied a federal judge position over allegations he made racially insensitive comments. one of trump's closest comfy tkapblts during the election, encourage friendly ties with russia. >>> multimillion-dollar lawsuit against trump uni

reporting live, steve krafft, "fox 10 news." >>> and no doubt the story has you sounding off on our facebook page. , facebook.com/fox 10 phoenix to send us your feedback on this story. >>> coming up after the break, dave munsey will join us with a look at your forecast and the weekend not too far away. it looks like arizona bowling champion shannon pluhowsky is ready. let's see what kind of spin she puts on this next one. where locals rule. guess what else rules? cash and cars. win cash, free slot play or a new 2-door bmw 230i during strive to drive sundays- only at casino arizona! and... it looks like shannon approves. >>> here we are thursday i can nice. >> and i will tell you just an absolutely beautiful day today. we have more of these days than the forecast. i'm going to get to it here it's beautiful right now. 78 degrees. good this evening. and getting ready, getting close to the weekend here. 73 right now in fountain hills. 73 in cave creek. 77 in chandler. in glendale, there is chandler at 72 degrees. and then take a look here. a little bit of cloud cover here and there and just filt

reporting live, steve krafft, "fox 10 news." >>> thank you. arizona unemployment rate take as dip in october falling to 5.2%. down from 5.5%. 10 of the 11 economic sectors added jobs led by an 8,000 job increase in the professional and business s >>> target is announcing plans to open a new store near 16th street in camelback in phoenix. it's taking the place of the sports authority that is now closed. the 50,000-square-foot store will be the first flexible formate as they are calling it. in arizona. these kinds of stores are the needs of customers in urban areas. set to open next july. >>> a gold star mom who lost her son in the war in iraq has spent in their families. but today she was a recipient of some generosity thanks to an amazing patriot right here in scottsdale. >> steve wineburg wanted to help our veterans in some way so he donated his own vehicle to america's mighty warriors. >> i just wanted to do something good for the vets. something especially this time of year. >> he learned about the foundation after reading a letter from the

in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> well, both hillary clinton cases to voters in north carolina today, a battleground state crucial in this election. a recent quinnipiac university poll shows clinton leading the close.on 48-46, still very - both candidates questioning the other's ability to lead the country in the war against i.s.i.s. >> his instinct is to say whatever pops he can't help himself. >> she empowered iran and released i.s.i.s. with the vacuum that came. remember, obama called them the junior varsity? and now she wants to start a shooting war with russia in war iii. >> melania trump campaigning for her husband. >> every time a factory closed in ohio, north carolina, or here in pennsylvania, he was really upset. he could see the problems, and he always talked about how he could visit them. >> and another quinnipiac university poll has clinton leading in pennsylvania, but again not by much a valley company is giving employees a chance to go to the polls with a paid day off. marcy jones with the story, a lot of other people wish they could get the deal as well. >> yeah,

steve rappaport, fox news. >> counselors whim be at that school tomorrow to offer assistance. as for the woman inside the home when the bus crashed, she was not hurt. >>> new tonight, a ctl a teenager from st. pete facing a number of charges for $80,000 worth of damage to high-end luxury cars. the police arrested 18-year-old donovan franklin, and they say on november 7th he broke into a parking garage at the mcnulty loft conned dois on second street south. once inside he broke intoou two cars. the video shows him punch that 2016 mercedes-benz causing damage to a side panel. jumping on top of a rolls royce and a 2016 mclaren. in total, $80,000 worth of damage. st. pete police say any can't uderstand why. >> it's hard to tell what his motivation was. most of the time people break into cars to steal something. in this case he just decided to damage these really expensive cars. just jump on top of them and leave dents and cause problems that way. >> in fact, police say either of the cars. he is charged with vehicle burglary and criminal mischief. >> how bizarre. >>> this one is al

war.th tonight trump goes west while clinton goes to pennsylvania fo an event with katy perry, steve harrigan fox news. to making a last final push here.e. >> is point.out all the stops and teaming up with lebron james, allison brown has moreoi. and the cavaliers to campaign trail. >> kids are our future and i believe that she will continue this and i believe about >> lebron james, to meet with hillary clinton, sunday after his endorsement last month, the rally at public auditorium just two days before the election and donald trump i not impressed. >> hillary clinton has all of these celebrities in failed politiciansns campaign for her and she has crowds,, so much smalle than ours. northeast ohio boater safety does not hurt to have lebron james in her corner. it's good to have his support is so popular.so >> and other say at this point.it won't matter, they are set in their ways. >> these celebrities don't know anything , they follow the democratic left wing tickets for the event are available you can find a link at fox 8.com. >> n it is the final countdown, but many are not waiting to cast their

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. >> steve krafft, "fox 10 news." >>> and man dies while out hiking on lookout mountain a beautiful day for a hike and things went bad here. skyfox over the scene this afternoon. we are told the man was in his 60s. he fell on the trail. not clear how far he fell or what caused him to fall. but investigators are treeing this as a crime scene. once crews collect evidence, the victim's body will be removed from the mountain. >>> meantime on camelback rescue there. they found a hiker on cholla trail who was too weak to hike down himself. he is in stable condition tonight. >>> 'tis the season to give and that is exactly what many people in our community are continuing to do. this time around it's helping active duty military families. fox 10's courtney griffin has the story. >> instead of moving furniture, two men in a trunk moving -- truck moving company is carrying toys that were collected donated to the arizona military assistance mission. >> it's phenomenal and i usually cry when i talk about this event. >> michelle says all of the toy goes to the non-profits annual toy drive next month.

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> former cardinals quarterback kurt warner and his wife, brenda, are continuing a thanksgiving tradition by giving back to a valley family. they helped furnish a home for ms. it was furnished by habitat for humanity. >> it was like, oh, my gosh, i don't have to worry about that anymore. >> single parents have so much on their plate, and i know that because i was a single parent when i first met curt. >> they have helped furnish homes for 40 valley families. covered and continues to give back to the community. am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas six miles on a lonely highway? with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but judging from the third-degree sunburn, and the fact that i can't feel my legs, i'd say i'm actually pushing this car. there's gotta be a better way to get new customers. the pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich. taste it before it's gone. yep, i'm lost. >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. >> hey, what a 24 hours for this guy right here, coach bruce arians, returning home from

steve harrigan, fox news. >>> vandals hit a home in the east bay. coming up we're going to talk with a homeowner about what happened and why she feels her family was targeted. ♪ life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> a family in concord said they had their electricity cut and their front lawn completely filled with american flags that had written messages about building a wall and donald trump. what happened? >> reporter: we heard a sound at our front door around midnight. my husband opened the door and there were flags on our front door, in our car doors, there were flags all over our front yard. i think there were 57 flags, seven of which had political messages on them. donald trump, trump pens, trump 17, build the wall, we love donald trump, something like that. >> and then your

fox news. >>> if you love cars, stick around. steve krafft was in downtown phoenix, and we'll get a look at >>> live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> the arizona international auto show got under way today at the phoenix convention center. >> yeah, this is a good chance for people, car enthusiastists to see some of the latest, greatest models out there on the road, and some of the vehicles are still in the concept stage. the story tonight. >> reporter: thanksgiving, a lot of people before they eat their turkey were here at the international auto show in downtown phoenix. if you like cars and trucks, this is the place to be, more than 500 to check out. this is a nissan concept truck called the titan warrior, designed to look and be tough, an innovative blend of metal and carbon fire, l.e.d. lighting. you can't buy one yet. another car that had a lot of people talking, this is the chevy bolt. not the volt, that was a hybrid. this is the bolt, an all electric car, and it's not for sale yet in arizona. over 230 miles on a charge,

fox's steve har began has more from havana. >> reporter: official mourning of fidel castro began at 9:00 a.m. monday with a 21 gun salute. but hours before dawn, thousands were already lining up to pay their final respects to the man who ruled the island nation of 11 million people for 49 years. >> i came to church today for the soul of he was the man who taught us everything we know. educated us, taught us how to live. after two days in revolution square, castro's ashes will go on the road. across country moving east where he began the revolution in 1953. his remains will be interred in a cemetery sunday. in a police state where people closely guard their public activity, there has been little display of i'm going beyond a few makeshift memorize. sidelined by illness the past decade of my cuba's younger education. the passing appears to have been met with indifference. in sharp contrast to south florida. where the news sparked celebrations among many cuban american whose hold castro personally responsible for dividing their families. >> i think this is the beginning of the end. he ha

in phoenix, steve krafft, "fox 10 news." >>> tim kaine is not the only one from the clinton administration or campaign spending time in arizona. bernie sanders will be back in the state this weekend. part of a 12 state campaign tour. he will be here on sunday notch released. meantime donald trump, jr., is headed back to the valley. he will hold a rally in downtown gilbert at the gilbert water tower plaza tomorrow. that starts at 10:45 in the morning. trump, jr., he has spoke to asu last week. >>> stick with fox 10 on tuesday. we will bring you election results live as they come in. we will stream live on fox news now. go there for up to the minute news and see what's happening live around the country and here in town. fox10phoenix.com and we will have full election coverage on our fox 10 facebook page and right here on fox 10 as well. >>> well, first came the dust and then came the rain. take a look at those temperatures. 64 degrees right now and there is moisture on the lens of our tower cam this evening. we will take a look at weather >>> i'm marc martinez working on brand-new stories fo

except he will probably get you to work. >> harrogate >> harrogate -- in miami, steve harrigan, fox news. >> meantime, the candidates are making one last final push here in the swing state of ohio. >> fox 8 news reporter alison brown is live in downtown clinton is pulling out all the stops. she is teaming up with the king, right? >> that's right. what a team. hillary clinton expected to be hereo at public auditorium with lebron james. the event starts at 4:30. the doors open at 1:30 and you may remember that lebron endorsed hillary last month. from the cleveland cavaliers to the campaign trail. believe barack started it, i believe hillary is going to continue it. i'm all about community. it starts from the ground up. >> cavs superstar lebron james ist set to meet with democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton sunday. following this endorsement last month. the rally at cleveland public auditorium, just two days before the election and opponent donald trump, not impressed. >> hillary clinton has all of politicians out campaigning for her and she has grounds a much smaller than ours.

good morning to you i'm allison seymour. >> i'm steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". so many states. so close, all night long. the electoral map says it all. donald trump the magic number of 20 and hillary clinton yet to speak to her supporters and we're told she will do so this morning. she did, however, call donald and literally just a few hours ago. >> we've been tracking reaction to this dramatic election and in the early morning hours from outside the white house to the trump hole tell in northwest. we're hearing from surprised and shocked voters but less begin with the trump headquarters in midtown manhattan. >> donald trump spoke to people shortly after associated press called the race at 2:30 this morning. fox news followed shortly there after at 2:40 a.m. many calling this the most stunning presidential history. and let's listen to some of his acceptance speech. >> now it's time for america to bind the wounds of division and have to get to together. and to all republicans and democrats and independents across this nation i say it is time for us to come togeth

steve chenevey. >> welcome to "fox 5 news morning". >> first up at 6. braking news northeast d.c. police are at a home on holebrook street where they were called to help with a fire investigation. that industry is closed between morris and neal. the call came in:30 this morning and we'll bring an up dwhait you get more information. you see some of the streets blocked there and officers still on the scene. >> more being braking news now this time out of philadelphia. an explosion just about two hours ago inside apartment in the center city area. the blast injured one person, a 62-year-old man when he opened a package that was delivered to the home. the package is believed to have contained medicine. right now it's unclear are whether the explosion was intentional or perhaps accident caused by something that was in the package. the man is at the hospital and be injured. some people in the apartments were evacuated. >> new developments overnight involving a tragic school bus crash in tennessee killed five children. chattanooga police say the 25-year-old driver is behind bars khaned w

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steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> the guy opened the door and >> this was a chilly murder in a phoenix apartment complex leaving residents on edge near 12th street and indian school. the shooter knocked on the victim's door and when the victim opened the door, the suspect opened fire. they have not released a description of the shooter. the victim leaves behind a w and young child. if you have information, call phoenix police. >>> scary situation for a legally blind man in a wheelchair. this is the cold water in the canal. it had three-peat of water and first responders were able to pull him out of the water with a couple of ladders they put side by side. he was on his way to the doctor's office when he got too rolling into the water. thankfully, he landed above water. the man was blind. he was in the canal for 20 minutes before someone called for help. >> when you tread water for any amount of time and the fact he is in a wheelchair, this could have been a different situation had he not landed the way he did. >> the man was showing signs of hyperthermia. he denied medical help. >>> a woman inju

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> after the break, we go behind the new cirque du soleil performing in the valley. the show based on the movie "avatar." >>> dave back with a look at 160 a-s-u students are out of their tempe dorms tonight... after their building is flooded. >>> 160 a.s.u. students are out of their dorms after a building flooded. a water pipe burst in juniper hall. students had to evacuate as floors and elevators flooded. gather their belongings before headed to other dorms for the night. >> it was up to people's hips and knees and really high. >> a lot of water. it is expected to be five days before students can return to their dorm rooms. >>> the new interchange at bell road and grand avenue in surprise is set to open on tuesday. construction started in april and adot says the interchange will help with freight trains. this cost taxpayers $42 million. >>> get ready for deep discounts after you digest your turkey. a new report from wallet hub says the average discount for black friday items will be nearly 40%. the report naming macy's the best store for black friday. jcpenn

hillary clinton, of course, she can do it again this year in tempe, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> reporter: donald trump's running mate mike pence made a trip to the valley today in attention on two important issues, obamacare and illegal immigration. > people in arizona are facing an increase in premiums up to 116%. in donald trump, they have someone who is looking to reverse that. >> reporter: he talked about the f.b.i. also call to release the e-mails that transparency saying if she wants transparency, she should release the 35,000 e-mails she did not turn other to the f.b.i. clearly, the trump and clinton campaigns think arizona is important. tim kaine will be speaking at the maryvale community center tomorrow at 2:00 in the afternoon. he is making a stop in tucson. friday, donald trump jr. will no specifics have been released. >>> people across the valley reporting waiting in line for more than two hours to cast their ballots. >> they were upset. some people were joking around and others were more upset and complaining and whatnot. it is a variety. >> it took longer than i expected. t

steve krafft, fox 10 news. a man caught on camera carrying a passed out woman over his shoulder and he pleads not guilty to kidnapping and raping that woman. rodolfo ramirez picked up the drunk woman in old town scottsdale and sexually assaulted her in a parking garage before taking her back to his home and sexually assaulting her more. he is still being held in jail without bond. >>> access pipeline project has come to a hall. the *f developer taking the issue back to court a day after the army core of engineers stopped work to evaluate concerns of the tribe. the standing rock sioux tribe asking people across the country to join them in this fight against the pipeline that says contaminate their water supply. a protest in downtown phoenix today. >> just ignoring it isn't the answer. we have to act and we have to say no to this kind of stuff. >> i think the public actions to bring attention to the issues has put pressure on the u.s. core of engineers so they made a statement that they did last night stating spe

. >> reporter: in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> with just days to go before the general election, we're arizona. this poll finds donald trump is ahead of hillary clinton by a four percentage point mark. this poll shows trump leading 45% to 44% with 6% undecided. take a look at this. the same poll looked at prop 205, which would legalize recreational marijuana and it found believe this poll, 51% to 45%. 4% polled say they are undecided at this point. >>> both presidential nominees are focusing on battleground states. hillary clinton crisscrossing florida after her lead quickly evaporated after the f.b.i. announced they are looking into her e-mails. the f.b.i.'s renewed investigation while reassuring voters there is nothing to be considered about. but at her rallies, she is focused on taking hits at donald trump. >> if you know anybody thinking about voting for trump, first of all, stage an intervention. if they have ever paid a dollar in income tax ask them if it is so smart to lose other money claim, a loss and not pay income taxes. >> meantime, donald trump is focusing on states

steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> after the break, we go behind the new cirque du soleil performing in the valley. the show based on the movie "avatar." we don't have a lot of grocery stores here in our neighborhood and we want our neighbors to have access to good things at affordable prices. the only thing easy in our community is fast food. ? well hello! wow! we're here to offer some help. welcome! retirement, huh? (laughs) i mean, look at the size of this thing! who doesn't need a sweet potato that size? and that was something that i'll truly treasure. 160 a-s-u students are out of their tempe dorms tonight... after their building is flooded. >>> 160 a.s.u. students are out of their dorms after a building flooded. a water pipe burst in juniper hall. students had to evacuate as they were let back inside to gather their belongings before headed to other dorms for the night. >> it was up to people's hips and knees and really high. >> a lot of water. it is expected to be five days before students can return to their dorm rooms. >>> the new interchange at bell road and grand avenue in surpri

. >> fox's steve rapport has the latest. late >> reporter: two des moines iowa area police officers ambushed and killed inrea poshel separate attacks earlyled inratt wednacesday. >> i don't think he may even have been aware tha tt hithere s a gunman next to him.o him >> reporter: police say s 29-year-old officer justinjusn martin and 39-year-old9-year-old were shot sitting in their i thr police cars. investigators say 46-year-old6- scott michael green carriedar out the attacks.ttacks police say green surrenderedreed wednesday flagging down ada state employeey fl along a rural road.. >> he flagged down an employeed of thedo dnr, presented his i.d. to that employee and askeded that that employee call 911.. >> mr. green was taken intoakent custody without incident. w >> reporter: green has a history of policeitorteof pe confrontations.ntat little more than two weeks agoit he was removed from awo hig whih school football stadium afte allegedly displaying aisplay confederate flag near someate black spectators.s. meantime presiden

in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> we were promiseed millions in new revenue for our schools, but they were empty words. i never saw a single dollar actually reach the classroom. >>> you may have seen this ad on television put out by the no on prop 205 cane. it features colorado school legalizing marijuana in colorado has affected them. three colorado senators have sent letters saying they are misleading. lawmakers are dismissing claims that schools have not received money from marijuana sales, saying that more than $138 million went to colorado schools from 2015-2016, but the no on prop 205 campaign is standing by those ads. >> the fact is in colorado, the money that was promised that was amount of money that they were promised has not been shoing up in schools, and one of the state senators, who is in this letter, is actually on record saying that, asking where all of the pot money is, and only a fraction is going to the schools. the rest is going to the bureaucracy. >> you can read a statement from both states on our website. we have posted a link on our facebook page. worl