exposed wood. it goes up quickly and burns hot. gilbert road at one time was closed at guadalupe to about a mile south. some neighbors had to evacuate because of this fire. the construction crews will have to chalk this up as a huge loss but firefighters were happy no one got hurt. and they will be on scene for the next couple of days to keep it under control. in gilbert, nikos santos, 12 news today. apartment fire street and indian school roads. firefighters responded around 4:00 this morning. the woman was able to get out with one of her dogs but still missing another dog and three cats. a second woman was taken to the hospital but it's unclear this morning if her medical issues were related to the fire. the scottsdale road exit on westbound loop 202 back open after a serious crash involving a motorcyclist and a truck. dps says the motorcyclist was not wearing a helmet and was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. accident. on i-10 eastbound at elliot, the eastbound on-ramp is also back open after a crash was blocking lanes there this morning. no word on any injuries in that accident. police still haven't identified the two teens who died in a car crash late friday night but a friend of one of the victims described her to 12 news as someone that was so full of love and had her whole life ahead of her. the head-on collision happened at the intersection of camelback and 59th avenue in glendale. three people were taken to the hospital but two of m stephanie lopez said the woman killed had a twin sister and she had watched them grow into young adults. >> was able to see them go from little to just adults and they were just really beautiful, full of energy and always happy. they loved each other so much. i can't even imagine what their now. >> and the driver of the other vehicle was taken into police custody for a possible dui. this morning there's more trouble for owners of the recalled samsung galaxy note 7 because of the fire risk from faulty batteries. the postal service, fedex and u.p.s. are now refusing to ship returns by air. >> and team 12's jeff rossen gives us an upclose look at what can happen when a battery explodes. >> reporr: lithium ion battery explodes. new surveillance video capturing the moment a samsung galaxy note 7 started smoking in this woman's hands. here's all that's left of her phone. another device allegedly left charging inside this car erupting in flames. so just how dangerous can a phone fire be? to find out, we have been granted rare access here at underwriters laboratories in you probably recognize the logo. we are inside their special battery testing lab. you have to wear safety glasses in here and you're about to see for the first time what it looks like up close when these batteries explode. first up, the crush test. what are you going to see in this test? >> probably going to see it explode because we are putting a high crush force on it and making sure it can with stand that. >> reporter: let's close the door and get this test going. let's hit it. you see the flames there. all this from a small battery. >> did you ever realize you had that much energy in your pocket? >> reporter: then comes the overcharging test. >> we are deliberately overcharging this batsry which is -- battery which is something you can do if the use the wrong charger. the battery has no internal protection. >> reporter: this is the reported cause of many samsung phone fires, within minutes you can see the heat and pressure building. our battery puffing up and then -- that's frightened me and i fireball. >> this is a very rare occurrence. we overcharged that battery on purpose. >> reporter: what should consumers do to avoid this from happening? >> follow the instructions that the manufacturer gives them, use the proper charger with that battery but also charge it in an open area where you've got ventilation because heat is generated when you're charging a battery. >> reporter: simple tips to prevent this from happening to you. jeff raulson, nbc news, chicago name i was telling you, i used one of the generic chargers they are talking about and when i went to unplug it, it zapped me and burnt like a quick fire in the socket. >> it is weird when you fly now, they tell you turn them off, now they are even banned. >> i'm like there's a guy on his phone and if we go down it's husband fault -- his fault. new hopeful information reveals deaths from breast cancer fell between 2010 and 2014. cdc reports there were racial differences. breast cancer death rates fell faster for white women than for black women. breast cancer does not discriminate. it's estimated around 2600 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year alone. >> and valley resident marshall kauffman is one of the men fighting cancer right now but team 12's joe dana brings us his message for all men. >> it was kind of devastating because it's like you just -- nothing you would ever think of that would happe cancer with men. >> reporter: marshall kauffman, a father and husband, has always lived a healthy life. in june that all changed with the pain in his head. tests would reveal he had stage 4 breast cancer. >> it's a scary thing. >> reporter: the cancer had spread to his skull and other parts of his body. the toughest part of the diagnosis, telling his daughters. >> tell them that their father is sick, you know, because you always want them to see you as the strong guy. >> reporter: marshall is his family is helping him stay positive. >> the brightness in their eyes and the love in their heart that every time they see daddy, it's daddy and, you know, how are you doing? >> reporter: less than 1% of men will get breast cancer but marshall says why take a chance. >> we do the same routine that women do. do the little rub, whatever is necessary, just do it. get it done because it's your life. >> reporter: joe dana, 12 news. >> marshall will continue the chemotherapy and hopefully scans will show the cancer has have set up a link on 12news.com if you would like to help the family out. and, of course, good luck to him and to his family. >> yes, for sure. of course the weather outside a little bit different change because it's still hot but the mornings are cooling off. >> it's nice. our lows, right? >> the low temperatures, yes. look outside now, perfectly clear skies, that's why all the heat can escape during the night and the low temperatures this morning, we are in the 60s in some locations. another live look at camelback mountain. this is the time to get outside and, of course, hike that you can see right now 70 degrees in phoenix, 63 in payson, 56 in greer, 60 in safford, a cool 52 in flagstaff but as i mentioned things are going to warm up later on today, 76 by 9:00, 87 degrees by noon. the high temperature this afternoon 93 degrees out there and that sun will set at 5:33 p.m., 89 degrees. but look at that, 84 by 9:00. monique, it gets a little better. >> but october already, i feel li >> i know. >> i know that's normal but it always feels like the cool could come a little bit quicker. >> it needs to be here. eventually it will get here, i promise that. but of course there are a lot of benefits of having a costume party in the event you might not know about. >> first thing you should know, the deals are in the pricing codes. costco standard pricing ends in 99 cents. if you see a price that's 97 cents the item has been marked down. if you see an asterisk in the upper right, that means it won't be reordered so i guess get it then. >> you know, get it then. lot of unusual and seasonal deals there. there are hundreds of items sold online you can't get in stores. and you can get discounted gift cards. gift cards sold at a costco are essentially discount vouchers. you can get many online but regional gift cards will usually just be in the store. >> and you can get different things at different cosscos -- costco. if you're at the one in maui, you can get of chocolate nuts. >> and cruises cost about the same at most travel agencies, some offer incentives but costco's are usually better. the travel agencies usually offer an on board credit ranging anywhere from $50 to $150 a cabin. costco's incentive, a costco cash card ranging anywhere from 260 to $665, and savings aren't limited to cruises. you will also find great deals on vacation packages. on a rental car. keep in mind they only work with alamo, avis, budget and enterprise in the u.s. and canada. and in consumer reports latest ranking of eyeglass scores, costco topped the chart in overall customer satisfaction. name brand frames are consistently cheaper. you can save near $20 on contact lenses. your choices are limited but if you're not too picky it will safe you -- save you in the long run. >> you can get more deals with upgraded memberships. to see the full list of savings and get you, head over to 12news.com for all the details. and talking about the memberships -- >> this bugs matt. >> i don't want to have to pay to go shop, especially with an upgraded membership even though you get benefits. >> we are trying to tell people the things you know about. not supposed to be a commercial in any way because matt does not want to pay to get the discounts. >> i don't want to pay. >> maybe if you had kids and you needed six months supply of toilet paper -- >> we were talking about, seven sauce. >> i guess. think about it, matt. it's sunday, which means it's time for football. next at 12 weekend today we've got college high school footballs. i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, rough night for the sun devils, first place in the pack 12 south on the line. it didn't go loss to? >> poor quarterback play. >> they ran the ball on us unlike anybody has ran it i don't think in the whole time i've been at arizona state. >> we got outplayed tonight. >> we came out real flat. >> didn't make too many plays with your legs as you normally do. why was that? >> poor play. >> yeah, poor play all around. colorado gets their first win ever over asu and the stats just as lopsided as the score. rough night all around. this play to start the second colorado took asu's game plan and shoved it back in their face, out gaining the devils on the ground 350-50. by the end of the game you felt bad for this guy, manny wilkins, wasn't 100% and colorado came after him. manny was sacked five times, he was running for his life, even on this pick right here he gets hit. game over. asu falls 40-16, so, coach, why did you leave manny in so long? >> our repped at quarterback, they have been repping on the scout team and he practiced. i mean, he practiced on wednesday and thursday and he wanted to play and he felt like he could play and we felt like he could -- he gave us the best option. >> asu drops to 2-2 in the pac 12. they now host washington state next week at 7:00. the cougars beat ucla last night. it was an interesting night, especially out in glendale as their season. check this out. arriving in style. and picking up right where we left off the season number 21 in the first period. donor, the back hand on the power play right here, nice assist. coyotes up 1-0. coyotes would lead 3-1 at one point but philadelphia came back, tied it up forced overtime in o.t. check out the save from mike smith. the winner, winner, right there, coyotes win 4-3, nice my worst of the night, wildcat fans, this was the crowd for the second half. they announced attendance 55,000, a sellout, come on, guys. the usc band really should have considered moving down for better seats, just saying. usc, they bullied arizona. smith caught three touchdown passes including this 46- yarder, so many injuries for the wildcats, they ended up playing a tight end at pass -- a touchdown pass. usc wins this big, 48-14. fire up the grill, homecoming out at nau hosting idaho state. check out the catch right here from emanuel butler, going up between two defenders, coming down with the football, that is just like they teach it. butler caught two touchdowns, nau wins big, 52-7. cardinals play the jets on monday night football. that means jon gruden, the espn analyst is in the valley. we caught up with coach yesty. today after sunday night football. coach believes the cardinals have found their identity and patrick peterson agrees. >> last time we was on the field, you know, i believe we got back to the identity of what we created, team gaining on that, building on that to propel us through the rest of the season. it is an nfl sunday with no cardinals but we are talking to jon gruden, what does he think about monday night's game? we will have all that for you sunday night football here on welcome back, everyone. we are talking about this is the time we talk about our lows, like we can't beat our lows anywhere in the country right now. >> nowhere in the country. don't even because they are too high. take the coffee money he's got over there and take it outside. 70 degrees in phoenix right now. >> matt getting me in trouble with my coffee up here. >> you know, you've got to have coffee in the morning. 67 in maricopa, 70 in san tan valley but later on today, as i mentioned, things are going to warm up quickly. but unfortunately, the allergies they are going up, the pollen level is high from sunday through wednesday and they will go even higher, unfortunately, by next weekend but for the most part high our weather. you can see high clouds starting to move into the western side of the state, a little bit of a disturbance is moving into the region and that's why we could see breezy to windy conditions later on today, especially up in the high country. in fact, there is now a wind advisory in effect for the extreme northwestern portion of our state. this actually runs until 11:00 on your monday, we could easily see wind gusts upwards of 35 to 45 miles per hour, so if you are planning to travel anywhere in that region just use a lot of caution because it is going to pacific northwest seeing a huge storm system move through. this is actually round 3. you can see that low pressure center right off the coast of vancouver, still bringing very heavy rain from seattle down to the northern portion of california. yesterday some locations there saw wind gusts 75 to 85 miles per hour, a lot of reports of damage from portland up towards seattle, a lot of people without power as well, but, unfortunately, all that is going to stay north of arizona because there's that huge ridge of high pressure that's just and so clear and you can see how things are going to change. that high pressure will slowly move off towards the east so we are going to cool the temperatures down just a little bit by the middle portion of the week but, unfortunately, look what happens by the end of the week. another area of high pressure quickly moves into the west coast of the united states and that's going to mean another warming trend moving into our forecast and keep in mind the average for this time of year, sitting at about 89 degrees today 93 in phoenix, 85 in degrees, even prescott nice 76 degrees. 91 in bullhead city, 92 for you guys over in parker and the next seven days, yeah, unfortunately we are in the 90s for the next seven. no chance of rain whatsoever, just some breezy conditions out there, 91 by monday and tuesday but monique, by next weekend back up to 93 warm degrees. >> thanks, matt. this year on make a difference day weekend, 12 news is once again partnering with the be a leader foundation and join us in downtown phoenix from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. students and parents will be able to learn about organizations, programs and scholarships available to arizona students, then take those steps towards college success. make your way to the convention center where you can visit with over 200 universities, all of it for free. for more information on our make a difference day project and to sign up, go to 12news.com/difference. and would you ever get a tattoo without knowing what it is first? coming up on 12 weekend today, we are showi people are doing just that. well, some people like to live on the edge but would you do this? >> people in london lined up to get a mystery tattoo. the people had to stick their arm through a hole in the wall and hope they liked the artwork they were given. has inked celebrities like robert downey, jr. and orlando bloom. would you do something like this. >> no, absolutely not. not way. >> and i even googled what kind of tattoos they were getting to see some of the other ones and they are cool artwork but i don't know if i could live with something that i didn't pick out myself. tucson doesn't usually get much love from phoenix but ma romantic city in arizona by travel and leash. it made the list forever 20 most -- for 20 most romantic cities in america. tucson making the cut because of its options of golf and horseback riding as well as its bar scene. >> tucson gets everything out there. you know. we have a special announcement today. it's a sad announcement. rico, come over here. there was nothing wrong with the lights. come on over. we brought him upstairs. >> you little -- scenes guy. he does everything for us. after 32 years -- >> he's worked here at 12 news for 32 years. >> he is leaving us. it's been a pleasure, thank you so much for everything you do. you make it fun to come to work. so he is known for his dancing. >> you've been caught on camera a few times dancing, right? >> give us a little dance to let us go here. >> one little jig. you may have seen him on the morning show doing this especially with emma on the traffic, you know, we pop him up so what would you say to anyone out there? >> about? >> your time here at 12 news. >> met a lot of good friends and everything and met some of the viewers and it's been fun, so it's been a long time here but i liked it, i loved it and i love the memories i have so it's been fun. >> when i found out you worked here for 32 years i was like he does not look that old at all. seriously thought you were in your 40s so i was like when did he start? when he was 10? >> in my 20s when i started it's been fun with the people i work with and everything. it's been great. >> i like you always tell people this, they ask, people in the news, like is everyone friends, is everyone -- does everyone like each other? i would say i've worked in different news rooms, but people here, we pretty much get along, we like each other, talk, and not competitive tore anything like that. the production crew, we have the best production crew. >> thank you. >> we get here at 4:00, 5:00 in the morning sometimes, this guy always got a smile, always joking around, having rolling pomper for -- prompter. >> can't believe you tricked me. >> we told him the lights turned on during weather, you had to come up. thanks for fixing the lights we look great up here. >> you want to give one last shoutout to anyone who works here at it station? >> hi to everybody and my family out there and my mom, my kids, and just my family and all my friends out there and the viewers, it's been fun so -- >> 32 years you've seen a lot, right? >> yes. >> any one last memory you here for that was just crazy? >> it's -- >> every day. >> it's kind of crazy this year, so with all the stuff going on. it's been really crazy this year, so -- but it's been fun. keeps things interesting. >> perfect. good luck to you again. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for coming up and saving us with the lights. >> monique, stand up. we are going to end this show with a dance since that's what rico likes to do. >> i don't have my heels on. >> let's do the rico. how do we do it, rico? there we go. you kind of wobble back and >> have a good day, everyone. 32 years of dedication, thanks, rico: have a good sunday, everyone. >> final rico. >> you got to get in here too. >> there you go. >> thanks, guys. whatever you need, we are . announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informational the more you know on nbc. lauren: hi, i'm lauren thompson, and "heart of a carries the legacy of richard petty with him every time he takes to the track. without growing up in an atmosphere like i grew up in, i wouldn't be he driving the 43 car for richard petty. lauren: then, the amazing story of how jason day's friendship and bond with his caddy has propelled him to the top spot of his sport. jason: he's just one of the best for me. i guess if you hang around someone long enough that makes you work harder, then it will rub off. lauren: plus, find out how the first overall pick in