nobody was injured. a man ended up stopping in a field where he surrendered and was arrested. a valley man facing robbery and drug charges after trying to steal a woman's purse at the crackers restaurant in tempe. he dragged the woman through the parking lot in attempt to get that purse. he punched her at least 20 times in the face. this was a violent robbery. she was taken to the hospital and needed purse. he had a prior record and was arrested after someone identified him on a surveillance video. an 8-year-old girl who went missing in phoenix is back home tonight. timgoy dak was last seen at her apartment and last night, relatives reported her missing. she was found around 1:00 in the afternoon but detectives are a 9-year-old girl is found and safe. jade coyle walked away from her home yesterday morning around 10:00 a.m. her family reported her missing. jade showed up at home around 10:30 this morning. they are trying to figure out where she was. the tucson man charged with plotting attacks on government buildings around the court. he was planning to blow up a motor vehicle's office. he was arrested on terrorist-related charges. khan pled guilt you to terrorism. he is due back in court for sentencing. state troopers shot and killed an armed man after he did not stop for a traffic violation. he almost ran over one of the man and they had a gun. they perceived him to be a threat. troopers closed down the 101 and it is reopened and the scene has been cleared. a nasty surprise for hikers this morning. phoenix police stay in the parking lot of piestewa peak at least four vehicles had their windows shattered and one of the vehicles was keyed. marcy jones is live with more i assume there are items stolen as well. >> reporter: that's right, kari. the folks i talked to at piestewa peak today say the best way to put it is they are puzzled. this is a good neighborhood. it doesn't happen a lot around here. it is making them think twice about what they leave in their cars. when they heard there were four smash and grabs in the parking lot of piestewa peak, his reaction was shared by many. >> why is this happening? hard-working people earn their stuff. for someone to destroy their value of their things, it is tragic. >> reporter: he is a regular and says the string of car break-ins make him think about his routine. >> i feel safe but i hear something like this and it is tragic. we come here to hike and have a good time. go up there and enjoy the view and i have to take my belongings with me or not bring them at all. >> reporter: we caught up with barry white visiting his brother from london. he came for a relaxing hike but felt uneasy about the crimes. >> i was parking in the parking lot and there is no cameras or any kind of security cameras. it is just, you know, you're just leaving it to the hands of people who want to come and break into your car. >> reporter: he has been a victim of smash and grab before and hopes justice is served. >> it was a strange feeling. you feel totally violated. it is just items and material things that aren't that important you feel like someone has broken into your personal area and space and taking your belongings. it is the more of the fact that feeling of violated rather than the fact that things have been taken. >> reporter: of course, kari, you asked the most important question, what was taken and here is the good news about this story. police say nothing valuable was taken out of these cars. it was car manuals and paperwork, which the interesting and, of course, if you have any information about this crime, you're asked to call police. reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10 news. water flooding the streets in one neighborhood. this is something we see after a it was a water main break and sky fox over the scene at 24th street and roosevelt. no word on what caused the water main break. a massive rain and hailstorm hit safford over the weekend. a lot of schools were left with major flood damage. look at the size of the hail ball. the district has canceled school. it will reopen on monday, october 24. thousands of homes are damaged in north carolina after hurricane matthew rolled through. cars and ground-level homes submerged under water. the governor expects the flooding to be a big problem for the rest of the week there. a state of emergency has been declared in norfolk, virginia. that city's airport reporting 12 inches of rain in the area. downed trees and power lines found throughout the city. clinked to hurricane matthew while other people are missing. >> search and rescue is under way after many people were left stranded because of the flooding. hurricane matthew has moved away from the u.s. but the south is still recovering from the damage left behind. >> while we are dealing with challenges, we are moving forward. we want everyone to understand that every day gets better even though the challenges change, this entire team is in front of the challenge and continuing to do >> we cannot let anyone else go missing. we will do everything we can to save people. i send the message, please be safe and don't do anything foolish to put your family's in harm's way or first responders in harm's way. >> reporter: in north carolina, a leave vie breach stranded 1,300 people. it is being called the worst hurricane floyd in 1999. >> you have moving water. regardless how deep it is, moving water it is powerful. it can take a car and push it off of the roadway. >> i am grateful. i am more than grateful. >> reporter: haiti continues to recover from being hit from the storm. 900 people were killed and some neighborhoods completely wiped out by hurricane matthew. crews are still, working to restore power to thousands of people along the east coast. >> reporter: we're going to be seeing nice, warm conditions and sunny skies as we make our way into the next few days. we'll look at your forecast in a few minutes. still ahead at 5:00, the two candidates for u.s. senate will face off in their first and only debate and we have a live preview coming up next. analysis of last night's second presidential debate and a donald trump. later, what police say may be to blame for a deadly fiery crash. phoenix is gorgeous! warm weather, blue skies, the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing something amazing in my city? doing it for free! hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is keeping phoenix in motion with fun, free, cultural events for you and your friends. discover the stress relief of our drum circles or enjoy a night at the movies with us. if you don't think this is right for me when you think a-a-r-p, then you don't know "aarp." ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? recent polls show arizona senator john mccain leading challenger ann kirk kirkpatrick. >> they meet for their only debate tonight before their november 8 election. preview. >> reporter: we are outside a.s.u.'s cronkite school this is where the studios are for pbs and that is where you can watch the debate between ann kirk kirkpatrick. and john mccain. they will be standing up at podiums and the moderator will be sitting at a table asking questions. john mccain made it tough primary and is running for a sixth term. his challenger has been a congresswoman for multiple terms and ran hotly contested races of her own. she has been hammering john mccain for his support of donald trump. after donald trump's videos came out for making controversial comments about weekend, mccain withdrew his support over the the debate at 7:00 tonight. there hasn't been too much polling about the race. mccain has a double-digit lead over kirkpatrick but that poll was conducted before the events of the past weekend. i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >> it could be an interesting night out there. one of the mostly hotly would legalize recreational marijuana. representatives from each side of the issue went on our facebook page to take questions from our facebook fans. sheila is a no on prop 205 and then from someone who wants it to pass. >> we know it is a terrible idea because of what is going on in colorado. we know it means far more of our we know our roads will be more dangerous. >> so the question is are we going to tax and regulate marijuana or are we going to keep it illegal for the enrichment of criminal drug dealers that is our choice. >> very informative conversation on our facebook page. go to our fox10phoenix.com and it is don't forget to like us while you are is there. >> reporter: it may be fall but we are not done with those warm temperatures. we'll take look at your forecast for the next several days coming sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i didn't know how to live and function as a normal human being. i'll end with that, thank you so much. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> reporter: a beautiful start to the workweek and we're going to see similar conditions as we make our way to the middle and the end of the week. in the 90's across the valley. light winds about 3 miles an hour out of the west. the next few days is going to be a bit of a repeat performance. sunny, skies, nice, clear above average in october. we're going to see weak systems skirting arizona but it is not going to affect our forecast too much. we're going to watch this broad ridge through new mexico and affecting the southwest with warm temperatures and numbers in the 90's. dry out there as well. look at the dew points. we are obviously, out of monsoon season. numbers in the 30's and 40's tonight. temperature wise, 90's out 95 in gila bend. 96 in yuma. 77 degrees in payson. beautiful in window rock at 70 and 88 for safford. in the valley, we are on the warm side for some locations. creeping towards the 100-degree mark for ahwatukee. cooler into goodyear for 95. low 90's for apache junction. cave creek at 95 degrees. seasonable average. 96 is what we hit at sky harbor. back in 1991, hitting 105 degrees for the afternoon high. if this looks too warm for you, it could be worse. we are seeing showers moving through the plains at this hour. what we're going to be keeping our eyes on tonight into tomorrow are stomach snow showers making their way through montana and wyoming. gusty winds as well as hail through the southeast but new england, we're going to see the first freeze of the season. we're watching another tropical system. matthew out of the picture, a lot of devastation out out of there. nicole is a tropical tomorrow and it looks like it will be a category one hurricane. it is well off the eastern seaboards so that is good news 59 in kingman. 49 in winslow. tomorrow, mid 90's for yuma, gila bend. 95, lake havasu. cooling down to upper 60's and low 70's across the valley for tomorrow. another beautiful day, plenty of sunshine. we'll see the numbers in the low to mid 90's for the rest of the workweek. line with that, the phoenix zoo extending its hours for the month of october. the zoo will be open at 9:00 a.m. and stay hope until 7:00. the early evening hours are so nice, they want their guests to enjoy the disa little bit longer. scientists predicting a massive dust storm on mars. you thought i was going to say phoenix, no. says the next storm will happen around october 29. dust storms on mars create a massive haze that blankets the planet. nasa's rover spirit received scarce solar power but was able to survive. >> like a haboob on mars. >> yes, mars' haboob. >> they don't get rovers. still ahead, it is a special deliver at a valley one-of-a-kind antique store. we have a new look at the treasures that just arrived. more problems for samsung. this is getting bad. some of the company's replacement phones are catching fire. what they are telling phone owners to do now. we go in search of the great pumpkin. is one of these big enough to set a new record? a consumer alert at five - nestle is recalling a consumer alert at five a consumer alert. nestle recalling boxes of drumstick ice cream cones. i eat three. the company says some of them might be contaminated with listeria, which can lead to serious illness orbiter detpebts. vanilla pack. i'm laughing because i'm likely to have the 24 pack, which was made at the california bakersfield production facility. we have all of the recall information on our website, fox10phoenix.com. click the seen on tv tab. samsung has stopped production of the troubled galaxy note 7 smartphones after reports that the phones are still overheating with samsung is suspending production of the galaxy note 7 phones after more reports of fires. >> i got the new phone and it explodes. >> reporter: what started out as smoking and exploding batteries in late august prompted samsung to delay shipments then they did a recall. now there are multiple reports >> the thing just, poof, and smoke started coming out. >> smoke was spraying out. >> reporter: perhaps the most serious incident happened last week when a southwest airlines flight was evacuated in louisville after a replacement started smoldering inside the plane. >> i noticed smoke pouring out of my pocket. i pulled it out of pocket and threw it on the ground where it >> reporter: a t-frpbgs&t and t-mobile have exchanges. >> to have a phone ignite in your pocket when you're not even using it is unbelievable. >> samsung is it is temporary adjusting the schedule and hopes to provide an update within a month. just in time for halloween, pumpkin growers gather in world's largest pumpkin as part of the championship pumpkin weigh off. many are driving them in the back of a flatbed. you can't throw that in the trunk of a car. >> you need a forklift. >> the competition taking place at half moon bay in california. the grand prize winner will take home $30,000. i wish they had a standing next to it. i guess you can see how big it is. you get the bragging rights as being one of the best farmers but none of these came close to beating the world record. the current world recorder is a swiss farmer who won in a germany weigh off in 2014. his pumpkin weighed 2,232 pounds so more than a ton. record holder in pumpkins. >> i got a 50-pound pumpkin thinking it was going to be nice on my porch. the weather was so warm it turned into mush. now you get the tiny ones. a crook tries to rob a doughnut store but the clerk didn't make things easy on them. first, the latest fallout following last night's two men two men and two men and a teenager are dead after a phoenix police tell us two vehicles were racing southbound on central avenue. a witness says the two people in hit a tree. it later caught fire. you can see here there is not much left of the car. stefani is live with the story. >> reporter: phoenix police say they believe the young men were driving up to 80 miles an hour or more down here on central avenue before they, unfortunately, lost control and crashed. the vehicles were standing in cars crashed and one of them died. friends and family have gathered within the last 10 minutes or so. everyone is filled with tears. they are picking up pieces left behind with the crash and they are very angry. this crash happening so unfortunately and all three of the men, 17, 18, and 22-year-old are now dead.