me with a fire this size-- it's not just the flames that are dangerous. that are dangerous. says, "the heat that comes off of them is tremendous so the initial threat to nearby building is just so that's how the fire spreads often times in these buildings just the radiating heat comes off. ." heat comes off. ." he tells me it could take days before they find out what sparked this fire. live in gilbert carissa planalp 3tv. 3 t-v viewers have been emailing us videos and pictures... as well as posting them on our faceok by "michelle asaro." asaro." and "wake up arizona" anchor preston phillips happened to be in downtown gilbert.. when the fire broke out... and he sent us this video. you can see just how high the flames and smoke got in that area tonight. that area tonight. the flames and smoke... could be seen for miles. our bruce haffner was flying in our chopper tonight... and shows us what it all looked like from all this unfolding tonight just a few miles from another huge apartment fire in april. that complex .. near gilbert road and civic center drive... was also under construction. crews were building a 256- seven buildings. most of those buildings... collapsed. fire investigators determined that fire... was accidental. they say it was likely sparked by a torch used by roofers. by a torch used by roofers. viewers with our free... 3 t-v news app... got an alert... and were able to watch all this unfold live from our newschopper. if you download the app now... you'll find more pictures and video of 10... a group of teenage friends.. mourning the loss of two of their own tonight. they were killed in a car crash last night in glendale. two other teens were hurt. lauren reimer is live outside phoenix children's hospital with the story, lauren? lauren? police are not yet ready to release the victim's names.. so we won't either. but their friends tell us. these kids.. had bright futures ahead of them. they say that's been taken away.. by a driver. now under investigation for possible imparment. investigation for possible imparment. imani lee 1:16:11 " i just can'ev going back to school on monday. is not going to be easy. 1:18:25 "thinking about graduation, they're not going to be there. senior pictures on monday, they're not going to be there." this goup of friends is mourning the lost of two of their own. involved in a deadly car wreck. friday night . (scene nats?) the vehicle they were driving in.. was hit by a pickup truck.. near 59th ave and camelback.. two of the passengers. a male and a female.. both seniors in high school. passed away. 1:16:03 "[they] no matter what." but their focus now.. is on their two surviving friends.. still in the hospital. the driver.... is doing well. 1:04:34 "she broke some ribs, and bruised her lungs." the other girl.. will have a longer recovery ahead of her. 1:26:40 "i know they're going to pull through because they're strong people, and we're here for them, we love them." them, we love them." glendale police say they'll be releasing much more info about this wreck.. on monday. lr 3tv. wreck.. on monday. lr 3tv. new details on a crash that sent three people ... including a baby... to the hospital. including a baby... to the hospital. it happened near 35th avenue and dunlap this afternoon. police tell us they range from 8 months... to 15 years old. they're all in serious condition. the driver did remain at the scene .. and police say alcohol is not a factor. alcohol is not a factor. a man was found crushed chandler today. this happened near mcqueen and chandler boulevard. police believe the 55-year-old was doing some mechanical work... when the car fell on him. we have learned the man.. did not survive. man.. did not survive. police think they've caught the guy responsible for a deadly stabbing last night. 38-year-old "olin coho" was arrested after officers spotted him near 12th avenue and hatcher. they say he matched the description of the suspect... accused of killing a 36- year-old man. coho is now facing 2nd degree degree murder. says, "when daddy was murdered, the woman i knew as my mother was no more. her heart and her spirit went her heart and her spirit went with him ." police say it was a random home invasion that turned deadly. one year later, a valley family is still searching for answers. answers. native american icon, jesse sixkiller, was at his home near 55th avenue and camelback.. when a someone made their way inside... memorial ... hoping to keep the case alive. hoping to keep the case alive. says, " to me, jess sixkiller was mentor, a spiritual guide, an inspiration... cherokee at large leadership network." police say home invasions turning deadly are extremely rare. if you know anything about this case, call police. this case, call police. right now-- police need your help to find an armed robbery suspect. he's accused of holding up... not one-- but two circle k's here in the valley. jaime cerreta reports. jaime cerreta reports. this is the video police want jaime cerreta coming up next... dad to the rescue! valley children. and the calm after the storm. how new moms are welcoming their hurricane babies. we are tracking severe weather in the pacific northwest. the latest on the storms slamming the coast. mness and comfort you want and so does your partner for the best sleep ever. it's the final days of the columbus day sale, with the queen c4 mattress set now only $1399.98. plus 24-month financing. learn more at sleepnumber.com. "initially we thought it was a little crazy. nats" butted once you get in there, it check this out... a tiny house... that spins... for a reason. it's 238-square feet..... and has everything from a kitchen... to a rooftop deck. it's also energy efficient. the home sits on a circular track.... to keep solar panels... pointed directly at the sun. it actually makes more electricty than it needs. and there's no need to worry about getting dizzy.... a full revolution takes a half hour. a valley man... mast real -life superhero. as jeff van sant shows us... he makes amazing costumes from scratch... and is on a misson .. to lift kids is on a misson .. to lift kids makes it all worth it.. a photographer is helping new mothers who had their babies during hurricane matthew. hurricane matthew. one of those moms.... is lauren young. she was forced to evacuate .... but had to leave her husband behind because he is a firefighter. after she left home, she gave birth to a healthy girl. in all the chaos, she forgot to take pictures. so one photographer is helping free photo shoots for babies born during the storm. storm. (cassie clayshulte/ photographer) "i just can't imagine what those moms were going through and as a newborn photographer i thought that there was a way i could help." the photographer is taking pictures of the newborns next to hurricane damage... to represent renewal amidst all the destruction. destruction. another round of severe weather is expected to hammer the pacific northwest tonight. the powerful system is bearing down on coastal towns and major cities fro british columbia. british columbia. fierce winds are whipping coming up after the break... christmas in october. why one neighborhood is getting ready for snow and santa... a little snow and santa... a little early this year. and later in the show... saving a strangers life. the network that's trying toma patients find their life- changing match. allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. we are following breaking news out of phoenix right now. a pedestrian has been rushed to the hospital after being hit by a car. this is a live picture from 27th avenue and indian school. we're told that victim is in extremely critical condition. indian school is shut down in condition. indian school is shut down in both directions. we'll have updates on our we'll have updates on our 3 t-v mobile app. all new at 10... a north carolina neighborhood has started the christmas season ... a little early. they're decorating their homes with wreaths... instead of the typical halloween fare. it's all because a fellow neighbor may not be there in december. kristen hampton kristen hampton reports. (nats) "melissa told me. once (nats) "i love you so much. i love you." coming up next.... it was a controversial project... and now... it's open for business. what both sides of "dolpinaris" are saying "dolpinaris" are saying tonight. and it was a brutal attack caught on camera. back. back. back. back. ? back. back. with sleep number, you choose the exact firmness and comfort you want and so does your partner. amazing sleep for all. with the queen c4 mattress set now only $1399.98. we are continuing to follow breaking news out of gilbert. a massive fire burns through an apartment complex under construction. the fire is now under control... but crews are still out there...keeping an eye on those hot spots. no word yet on what sparked these flames... but the fire and smoke.. could be for updates... download our free 3 t-v mobile app. free 3 t-v mobile app. the third and final presidential debate is just four days away. hillary clinton took a break from the campaign trail to prepare. but donald trump held a series of events today. brook silva-braga has more from new york. more from new york. brook silva-braga, for cbs news, new york billy bush's departure from n-b-c could be announced as early as monday. bush has been off the air since he was caught on tape in a lewd conversation with donald trump earlier this month. bush's attorney says the negotiations are moving along. the network may still have to pay the anchor millions of dollars... because of contractual obligations. bush started hosting the nine a-m hour of nbc's "today" show about two months before the tape was leaked. before the tape was leaked. the 3rd and final presidential debate is set for wednesday night. we'll be streaming it... live from vegas...on our website- azfamily-dot- com and on our 3tv news app. com and on our 3tv news app. the controversial new "dolphinaris" park officially opens today... near via de ventura and the 101 in scottsdale. folks behind the aquarium say dolphins thrive in captivity.. but protesters say... this is cruel. tortora shows us the polarizing viewpoints surounding a disappointing ruling for familes of those killed at sandy hook. a connecticut judge has dismissed a lawsuit... that families of the shooting the judge said it's against the law... to sue a gun maker... if their weapon is used in a crime. adam lanza killed 20 children and six teachers at the school back in december 20-12. the families plan to appeal. the families plan to appeal. caught on camera... a man attempted murder. there could be a new tool in the battle against p-t-s- d... virtual reality. a valley behavorial health university... and a tech company have teamed up... to test the technology as a way to treat technology as a way to treat mental illiness. doctors believe patients with anxiety, depression and p-t-s-d could all benefit from virtual reality... because it helps bring "calm" into helps bring "calm" into their life. a voice over but then also have music - serene visual effect like a garden effect and birds flying and water rippling and fish in the water and things like that." doctors say nearly 8- percent of americans will experience p-t-s-d at some point in their lives. point in their lives. they're off ! over a dozen soldiers of the arizona army national guards left to afghanistan friends and family got to say "so long". a lieutenant says their support is what makes this long journey much easier. . this long journey much easier. . says, "without our family supporting us ..taking care of business back home ..making sure life goes on .. stuff they need to do amkes all teh difference." they will be in afghanistan for nine months. for nine months. says, "people don't realize there are so many people trapped in this world in this country, in this city, within this block, there are possibly people trapped. theyre in sexual slavery, that it's real" out that it's real" that's why nearly 500 people took a "walk for freedom" today.. in downtown phoenix. each participant wore black.. and even had tape covering their mouths to represent victims trapped in slavery... who have no voice. in slavery... who have no voice. the 3-mile walk started at 4th avenue and monroe.. and one of the volunteer managers says.. it was together.. to raise awareness. raise awareness. says, "it is just amazing to watch eveybody walk by in silence just thinking and praying about all of those people in captivity is just amazing" a21 rescues victims from all over the world. this is their second year holding this walk for holding this walk for freedom. can you imagine - needing a life- saving transplant- and every friend or family member who offered to get tested- wasn't give .. to a stranger .... to give .. to a stranger .... to save you! tonight- there's a push... to bring more awareness.. to something called.. "paired donation." 3tv's nicole crites- explains how it's getting more living donors.. signed- up .. to save lives! signed- up .. to save lives! nicole crites- 3tv tomorrow.... there's an event to benefit people like tom... who are fighting p- k-d. nicole is helping to emcee. you can join her sunday morning, at kiwanis park in tempe. and if you'd like more information on paired donations and becoming a living donor... check out our 3tv news app. living donor... check out our 3tv news app. coming up-- fitness trackers are a accurate as you think. fear of the zika virus. what some valley neighborhoods are doing to protect their families. protect their families. the arizona state sun devils travel sky high for a first place showdown against colorado, one team brought the physicality. plus, the cardinals offense looking to crack the endzone in monday night's showdown with the jets showdown with the jets and the captain shane doan leading the coyotes in the season oener against the flyers. doan gets the scoring goin but is we're quickly approaching flu season... and people all over the valley today are getting their flu shots.. either at a discount.. or for free! they also got health screenings. lina de florias shows us why health experts say.. this is so important for the community. important for the community. bicycle raffle or other prizes. ldf, tag ldf, tag two main factors - to fight off dementia. factors - to fight off dementia. the american heart association says high blood pressure - especially in middle age - is linked to a higher risk of cognitive decline. cognitive decline. says, "hypertension is the worst thing that could happen to the brain dementia affects 30 to 40 million people worldwide. triple by 2050 because of the aging population. aging population. fitness trackers are one of the hottest health trends right now. but research shows ...getting an accurate heart rate reading on those wrist fitness devices.... can vary. fitness devices.... can vary. the "cleveland clinic" looked at four wearable wrist monitors.... including the fit bit ....and apple watch. they tested them side by side..... with a heart strap monitor ...and an e-k-g.... the gold standard of heart rate testing. heart rate testing. says, "the apple watch was more than ninety percent terms of accuracy and the other two were in between ." researchers say the chest strap monitor readings.... were virtually identical to the ekg. fitbit says it stands by its heart tracking technology.... and adds that fitbit trackers ...are not intended to be medical devices. medical devices. fears of the zika virus have some arizona neighborhoods changing rules - to keep families safe. families safe. at issue? 'murky green pools' that are a magnet for mosquitos. neglected pools... like this one in avondale... are full of algae and bacteria... a perfect breeding ground for insects. to prevent that--- some h- o-a's have changed their bylaws to allow associations to go onto a property if it poses a health issue. issue. - i have my wife, my kids and you're putting them in danger - they need to be concerned about others we all have to hoas that have changed their rules... can now go into the backyard... shock the pool... then call the the arizona coyotes are an exciting group to watch. the squad with a plethora of young offensive skill that can skate wonders around defenders. the firepower is there along with the calming presence of captain shane doan doan the squad opening the season tonight at home against the flyers., arizona on the power play, newcomer alex goligoski, shot, the captain, shane doan cleans it up for career goal 397. philly ties it, then rookie jacon chickrun fullspeed, off the boards, marty hanzal bangs it home. 2-1 arizona. shorthanded, jordan martinook gets the turnover, brad richardson beats steve mason, arizona iup three-one, but the flyers come back to tie it. it goes to overtime, coyotes working the puck like champs, vrbata,m nazal, oel, oliver ekmon-larson sensd every one home happy. arizona starts the year off right with the overtime win right with the overtime win says, " ." arizona state and colorado, two preseason underdogs and midway through october they shared the lead in the pac-12 south. colorado a hungry bunch under coach mike macintyre. todd graham's sun devils forgetting to bring the physicality a mile high. physicality a mile high. quarterbcak manny wilkins gets the start retruning from a high ankle sprain. he gets it going in the first finding cody kohol back of the endzone five yard touchdown, capping off an yard drive. tied at seven. the teams trade field goals, buffs quarterback sayfo lufall picking his way in to the endzone, three yard touchdown, 17-10 colordao next colorado possesion, phillip lindsey busting his way 13 yard touchdown. asu with no answers, lindsay 219 yards three touchdowns. (score) second half, the backbreaker lindsay left side breaks through and is gone, 75 yard tocuhdown. asu inept offensively with only seven first downs and gives up over five hundred yards of offense losing 40 to 16. offense losing 40 to 16. says, " ." down in tucson tough afternoon for rich rod and the wildcats against usc. because of injuires, wildcats down to third string quarterback khallil tate on the keeper, caps off a five play 38 yards drive. tied at seven. trojans dominate quarterback sam darnold, ju-ju mith-schuster. cats get crushed 48-14 cats get crushed 48-14 lets' kick it back to 1975, disco was cool, eight track tapes were the thing and if you couldn't afford a dog or cat pet rocks were your best friend. it was also the last time the cardinls beat the new york jets. monday night in glendale, big red looks to rock new york rock new york good news for arizona, quarterback carson palmer has recovered from a concussion suffered against the rams he is locked and loaded against a jets pass defense ranked 30th overall. it could be a big night for the big red passing attack as palmer and the cardinals try to get back to five try to get back to five hundred. says, "...come back to work ." nfl anaylyst jon gruden checking out his future gruden griners. lucky valley high school players suiting up in a clinic and meeting the former raiders and bucaneers coach. three area schools walkked away with a cash donation courtesy of dick's sporting goods. gruden giving back to the game. gruden giving back to the game. says, "kids to play." says, "kids to play." game one of the nlcs cubs and dodgers! we've got drama!! three-all in the eighth, former d-bac miguel montero up and out, grandslam off joe blanton, bust the game open. dexter fowler followed with a solo shot. cubs win in dramatic fashion dramatic fashion alcs game two, cleveland coming up big again francisco lindor homered in the game one win, comes through again baseknock davis. for the go-head run. indians bullpen flat out nasty, cleveland grabs a two- nothing series lead check this out... a michigan barber shop is offering an incentive for young readers. kids who read out loud while getting their hair cut get a discount. one barber says the program is not only giving the young men confidence, it's making reading cool. the barbershop supplies a bunch of different books for the kids to choose from. many of them.. center around history. history. thanks for staying up with us. that'll do it for us tonight. have a great night. - you are being watched. the government has a secret system-- a machine that spies on you every hour of every day. i know, because i built it. i designed the machine to detect acts of terror, but it sees everything... violent crimes involving ordinary people, people like you, crimes the government considered irrelevant. they wouldn't act, so i decided i would. someone with the skills to intervene. hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. you will never find us. but, victim or perpetrator, who connects you to the world, you become someone different... someone better. when that person is taken from you... wait for me. what do you become then? - are you okay, mister? what happened to you? - i think i quit my job. - [over p.a.] next stop, new rochelle. - morning, finch. - should have called first. as it stands, our docket is clear. - we don't have a number? - you sound disappointed. - oh, a little surprised. no one in new york is in danger or planning to hurt someone? - if they are, they're keeping it to themselves. anyway, i think you've earned some time off. especially today. or did you think i didn't know? - thanks. - you're welcome. now go. do whatever you do when you're not here. - you don't know what that is? - i respect your privacy, john. - obviously. [computer keys clicking] - cannon 8 to 6. - horse 2 to 3. - [chuckles] are you sure? - you tell me, han. - as i recall, john, you don't make any move you're not sure of. - my boss gave me the day off. it's my birthday. - sheng ri kuai le. - thank you. - [chuckles] did you get any gifts? - one. - a key? - detective carter. - special agent donnelly. how goes your hunt for our mystery man? - that's why i'm here. i promised i'd keep you in the loop on our investigation. [briefcase locks click] so... we'd been looking into a smuggling ring that was broken up a couple of months back. the leader was suspected of having cia ties, but he skipped before he could be charged. we think your guy was working for him. csu found prints and some carbonized blood, along with the body of a member of the ring, in the trunk of a burned-out car. when they ran the blood, they got a dna hit on a cold case up in new rochelle from 2011. - what kind of cold case? - suspected homicide. real estate developer named peter arndt. - real estate developer? - yeah. arndt was up to his eyeballs in debt. lost his investors' money. we think one of them had him taken out, hired your guy to do the job. ing, and then we'll be close. - close to what? - finding out who this man really is. - ah. well, um, thank you for the update. - how'd you like to assist? - assist? - up in new rochelle. - i would love to, but, uh-- - think about it. i mean, you're the reason we're onto this guy. [cell phone rings] you should be a part of taking him down. - i'll let you know. - thanks. - yeah. - hello, detective? - yeah? i got something for you too. [heavy metal music plays] ?? ?? - never pegged you as the cues-and-brews type. - all the more reason to come here, detective. once we become predictable, we become vulnerable. - if you say so. - what can i get you?