, 12news at 10:00. >>> thanks trisha hendricks. week seven nfl games, don't get better than this. cardinals for seahawks on sunday night football. right here on 12news. >> so we have team 12's bruce cooper joining us now. and coop, the cardinals have health concerns coming into this one. >> yeah, they do. but hey, let's start with the good news. starting left guard. mike practiced in the last two days and appears ready to go after missing monday night's game. and carson today. bruce arians said he look great. palmer has been battling a ham spring injury suffered late in the monday night win over the jets. he was given the day off on wednesday and didn't practice thursday for precautionary reasons. meanwhile, john brown has been dealing with leg pain for two- and-a-half months. now, he thought it was just sore ham springs but it turns out, brown carries a sickle cell trait. now, sickle cell trait is far anemia which is far different and could be fatal. they are likely to experience muscle break down when doing intense exercise. it i

. -- krystle henderson -- trisha hendricks is here with us. the city manor -- the city managers offering solutions. >> if we all had the lakes that they are saying we had. buckeye would be under water. homeowners gathered for another meeting to express -- express their frustration with skyrocketing water bills. >> jeff hancock said that he had his landscaping and pool filter turn all. >> beyond, taylor is sharing the same concern. >> plumbers coming out saying they do not have a leak>> my husband has contacted attorneys. >> reporter: they have no idea why their consumption the so- hi. >> we have to get a stop to this. >> i understand their concern, they are frustrated. >> reporter: he has spent the city manager since july. >> we want to talk to them. we want them to contact us. >> reporter: he wants them to have lower bills and he does it. in the long-term, they want to replace the analog meters with digital meters so that homeowners can follow how much water they're using day by day, gallon by gallon. >> we think technology will help us as we

trisha hendricks, 12 news at 10. >>> now to decision 2016. people cannot stop talking about the heated race for the white house.>>> the senate candidates, mccain and kirkpatrick, got into their own war of words. tonight we are 28 days, four weeks away from one of the biggest selections in modern history and team 12 has you covered.>> brand red -- brad resnik joining us live with the nasty exchanges between the two candidates duking it out in the started with a nasty back-and- forth over which party's nominee was worse, john mccain conceded he would trust donald trump, the nominee he backed until two days ago, with his finger on the button. and kirkpatrick also had her fans -- her hands full with her party's nominee. and kirkpatrick was forced to defend her party's presidential nominee. wide issue trust hillary clinton?>> she is the most experienced resident in years. i don't agree with everything in her policies.>> reporter: mccain shot back clinton had told lie after lie after the it -- about the attack on the embassy in benghazi.>> she has

trisha hendricks, 12news at 10:00. >> we have all been the the car breaks down at an inopportune moment and you hope someone is there to help. in this case, that someone happened to have a bit of an interesting job in the valley for the day. >> yeah, no kidding. >> wow. >>> do you have something you want us to verify? e-mail us your concern at verify@12news.com. >>> it is a historic day right now for the city of phoenix as it welcomes its first female police chief. jerry williams served 22 years in oxnard, california. a big crowd showed up to see williams sworn into office. the chief vowing to improve relationships. >> it was huge. and, nothing shy of honored, humbled. extremely blessed. keeping in mind, though, that i know that i have a big job on my hands. >> william says she plans to meet with city and community leaders right away. and, spend a lot of engaging with people who live here in the city. >> chief williams' son allen is a player for the phoenix suns an watched his mom get sworn in live on his phone before the suns game at oklahoma city. >> yeah. quite a family. >>> meanwhil

team 12's trisha hendricks is joining us from the live alert center with the details. >> report arizona team is activated they have to lode up and be on the road within four hours. if they fly in, that's a big if, they only have six hours to get ready. >> we would move this entire cache onto the semitrailers out here. and a 70 person team would be activated and brought to this location. >> reporter: arizona task force team one is in ready to deploy mode as matthew churns. >> we are updated regularly by deployed at any time. they are third or fourth in line. >> we have mres and it is enough for three meals a day. >> reporter: from sleeping bags and cots to generators that would power their camp in office. >> we have computers. we have printers, everything to actually communicate. >> reporter: including equipment to set up their own satellites and a radio system to operate just like phoenix fire operates here at home. meanwhile, this couple is dustin and shelby are now back from the danger zone. >> we were in jamaica. each storm cloud was more massive. it was like a purple haboob. >> repo

live in scottsdale, trisha hendricks, 12news at 10:00. >>> all right, thanks trisha. developing now, the clown craze. neighborhoods across america including several here in arizona on edge after a series dressed as clowns. the sightings are terrorizing children and the number of cases in the valley are on the rise. >> this is a weird one for sure. team 12's monique griego joins us live from downtown phoenix where from the clowns have been spotted. monique? >> reporter: hey guys, well, these creepy clowns have been spotted simply out on the streets and various valley cities. while you are probably thinking dress as a clown. more and more of them are accused of committing some serious crimes. from hanging onto the back of a city bus in detroit to standing on a bridge with a bibi gun in new york, creepy clowns are freaking people out across the country and here in the valley with people reporting suspicious sightings to various agencies. >> check out this person's social media. how can we protect our kids against this? >> reporter: officer brandon shepherd police says. >

in prescott valley, trisha hendricks, 12news at 10:00. >>> now, to a 12news exclusive. doctors often say one out of a thousand patients who suffers a gunshot wound to the head will make it. >> so they were extra honored when the icu crew at the lincoln medical center got to meet the one surviving patient. >> taylor magi met the team who saved his life back on april 14. w with his girlfriend. and that gunshot caused him to lose control of his car and crash. >> taylor says the recovery experience has been nothing short of miraculous. >> i have ... i have never experienced such happiness. it is amazing. i feel normal. i feel like nothing happened. >> well, magi hopes to go back firefighter like his dad. his step dad, and grand dad. >> it is hard to believe there was a time that no one thought this young guy would survive. >> it is a miracle. that's the first word that came to my mind. >> we had one of the doctors tell us before taylor was transferred he witnessed four miracles in the icu room he was staying in. now i feel like >> i am amazed by the progress, but i knew he

trisha hendricks, 12news at 10:00. >>> all right, thank you so much trisha. right now, more than 1500 airline flights are being canceled through friday because of hurricane matthew. according to flight aware.com. today. and the website says over 1,000 flights have already been canceled in the u.s. tomorrow. the most affected airports are miami and fort lauderdale, florida where people are being urged to leave their homes and find shelter. as for sky harbor, it looks like at least 11 american airlines flights going to and from miami have been canceled for tomorrow and friday. and at least one flight was canceled this saturday. so, before you go, call ahead. if you are planning airport. meanwhile, taking a live look right now here across the valley, you can see storms are pretty quiet here. as we look here at the track of this storm, matthew right now, a category 3 hurricane. winds are still at 115 miles an hour. the storm is moving to the northwest at 10 miles an hour. so, pretty slowly there. it is going to barrel through the bahamas tonight. and then as we h

trisha hendricks, 12news at 10:stephanie -- 12news at 10. register online. go to 12news.com for the details. >>> tonight the suspected shooter accused of killing two palm springs police officers and injuring another has been identified. 26-year-old john felix was arrested after a 12 hour standoff following the shooting. officers had responded to a report of a family disturbance when felix opened fire. >>> yavapai county officials arrested a man murdering his pregnant wife. 41-year-old kenneth blair was arrested in prescott after he called ycso saying his wife had been accidentally shot, but during an interview he admitted he got upset with his wife and shot her. their two other children were home at the time, but they were not hurt. >>> fire crews rescued a biker from a trial in ahwatukee this morning. the 54-year-old man was hurt when he wrecked his bike and had to be taken down the >>> torrential rain from what was previously hurricane matthew has caused widespread flooding in north carolina. >> hundreds of people have been rescued from the rising floodwat