hello and thanks for good evening, even. first on fox, two popular bars robbed at gunpoint. the robberies happening about an hour apart last night. >> they are no it that far apart and they cater to community. >> reporter: marc and john, police have not confirmed this to us but people who were here during the armed robberies tell us the suspect in this case was using a rifle. now, luckily nobody was hurt but the person or persons responsible for the armed robberies still on the loose tonight. phoenix police responded to pat o''s bunk house around 9:30 last night for a reported armed getting out of their car in the parking lot. the victim said one of the men was armed. the suspects took one of the victim's cellphone. an hour later, police responded to a similar robbery near indian school and 16th street. victims told police two men entered the patio area demanding money and cellphones. one of the suspects in this case was also armed. police say a is no indication that the bars were targeted because they cater to the lbgt community. >> absolutely targeted. i don't know why. i don't know if they are trying to prove a point or what it is but two gay bars on the same night on a tuesday night, we feel targeted. >> reporter: the armed robberies have been the topic of conversation putting people on high alert. because of pulse. >> reporter: because of the recent events, if people see something, they should say something. if you're uncomfortable, let us know. communication is the key between bars, between people, between the community, all over. >> reporter: even though the armed robberies did not happen at the bar she works at, she tells us safety precautions have been put in place. no bartender will be closing the barbie themselves until further notifications on that. as of now, police are asking anybody with information on any of these incidents to call reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. a little boy dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he is just 5 years old. the boy lived in avondale and the boy was home with his mother and two other siblings when he rooms inside the house that is when the mother heard the gunshot and ran into the room and found a gunshot wound to his head. nobody else was in the room at the time. the boy was rushed to the hospital where he died. >> i've a 5-year-old son that plays with him and just rushing home to know it was my neighbor's son, it was heartbreaking. >> police say the gun belonged to the boy's father who was not at home at the time. at this point, no been filed. officially, there are two days left of monsoon 2016 and tonight, some storms are firing up across the state. sky fox was out tracking rain earlier tonight as it flew back to base in scottsdale. >> definitely got rain tonight when we were out at dinner break. we're starting to see temperatures drop as well. dave, there is a few last gasps in the monsoon, right? generally when you don't expect it. it has been steady the last few days. marc and i were talking that the monsoon does haven't a schedule. we have a timetable but it doesn't follow that. 86 degrees right now. city looking good but there is a lot of action around. you can see the moisture that we are seeing and a lot on the east side and some of it heading through the city. you have been seeing sprinkles, nothing heavy in the is. we have seen fairly heavy stuff near surprise and peoria and as we get into the city, once again, you can see the moisture heading on through. here is one of the reasons, we have rosalyn, the tropical storm. that is where the moisture is coming from or most of the moisture we're seeing in this event. here is our day, 96 on the high. 71 on the low. 96 and 72 normal high and low. 50, record low for the day. as we get a look at the 10-day forecast. this is what we were talking about that things are cooling off with the rain around. we get into the upper and low and mid 80's. things are starting to cool off a little bit. watch your kids around water. we'll have more coming up. happening now, people are protesting in the streets of el cajon, california, over a fatal police happened yesterday. it is taking place outside of the el cajon police station. a refugee from uganda was shot dead after police responded to a mentally ill person in the streets. >> some are saying the man refused to con ply with instructions from police to withdraw his hands from his pockets and some describe as a shooting stance. reported that her brother was acting strangely but made it clear that he had mental illness. >> in the wake of recent police shootings, a controversial activist in the valley is putting up billboards to spread a message of nonviolence between police and the community. reverends jarrett maupin posting these billboards hash tag our choices violence. these have been placed in areas he calls hotbeds in the area. >> the billboard is not going to help the problem. >> hopefully, it will bring awareness that the policeman are doing what they need to do and the black people needed to be treated with respect. >> there are 15 of these billboards and they are expected to be put up by friday. now to the latest shooting carolina. two students and a teacher shot by a teenage gunman who shot and killed his father before going to school and opening fire. investigators are trying to figure out what prompted this violence. >> i received a call from my son's mother telling us they thought there was an active shooter in the school. my mind started running and i got here as fast as i could. >> reporter: around 1:45 wednesday, a teenager walked into the school campus with a hand gun and shot two male elementary students as well as a female teacher. one student was shot in the foot, the other in his leg and the teacher in her shoulder. the teacher and one student were treated and released from an area hospital but the other injured student was hospitalized in serious condition. the teen suspect shot and killed his 47-year-old father at his home two miles from the school. the school is in rural townville, southwest of state line. >> the quick response by the principal, teachers, and staff kept this horrific tragedy from being worse. >> reporter: the teen was arrested within minutes of the shooting. he was called a minor saying he was being home schooled. >> he pulled into the parking lot and got out of the vehicle firing immediately. we feel at this point in time, this was an individual shooter and there is no other connection with other shooters that w should be looking for. >> reporter: a veteran volunteer firefighter helped take the teen into custody. all other students at the school were safe and eventually bussed to an area church and reunited with family. >> this is going to be slow, methodical and meticulous investigation. >> the teen was never able to get inside the school building. maricopa county sheriff thousands of dollars in marijuana and hash in this business, as well as $34,000 in cash, six cars, five handguns and $250,000 in cultivating equipment also seized. the operation did not have proper licensing and the method used to cultivate the drugs is dangerous. matthew bloom and another man were arrested during the bust and they are facing money laundering, conspiracy, and other drug charges. border protection says they found six pounds of heroin in a man's suitcase crossing the boarder. the 25-year-old man now in the custody of immigration and customs enforcement. it has been two days since the first presidential debate and donald trump is making arizona a priority. the republican nominee is they will be visiting prescott on tuesday. it will take place at the prescott event center at 2:00 in the afternoon. doors open at 11:00 and if you want tickets, they are available on trump's website. a recent poll shows trump leading clinton 40% to 38%. still ahead tonight, a man arrested in connection with a sexual assault in glendale. police saying the that solved this case and they used new technology to develop that sketch. a deer seen attacking a driver. why the driver thinks the animal was trying to get revenge. first, you see them take the field nearly every week in the fall but who keeps them healthy? a cardinals' physical therapist is showing us the techniques he in the world of in the world of professional football, getting players back on the field after an injury can be the difference between a winning and losing season. in recent years, the science and technology has grown by leaps and bounds. >> eric fisher is at the forefront that helps everyone from weekend warriors to nfl >> reporter: this is interesting, marc and john. the day of cold spray and tablets and get back out there are long gone. science and technology has changed the game and opened the door to remarkable advancements. you're about to see one of the latest innovations from the cardinals' staff. >> reporter: brett fisher has roamed the sidelines for year as the physical therapist always innovative ways to treat his athletes. >> we are going to look at blood flow restriction. what happened is over in afghanistan, iraq, our soldiers have been getting hit with the i.e.d.'s, walking on them and blowing their legs up. we're able to save their legs now more effectively more than ever before. >> reporter: cardinals are using this and what do they >> amazing results. it restricts 100 pours -- 100% of your venous flow. we'll put the sleeve on there and it takes some of the pressure off of the arm and we'll go all the way up. there is only two places you can do this in the body, one is the of the big surgical companies in the united states. now, with a light weight. >> reporter: five pounds. >> i want you to do 30 reps, nice and slow. the protocol is 30 reps, 30 seconds rest then three sets of 15. we are able to get over injuries faster than before. for the other public that has osteootter -- osteoarthritis, it is secreting to the pitutary. we need to secrete things to help with the healing process. >> reporter: look at the color change. >> it is a big advantage with everyday clients. >> reporter: if you're playing for the cardinals, you are going and healthy. >> that is our goal because we don't have to wait for the tendons to feel better. >> reporter: it is amazing about the b.f.r. process is how the tourniquet uses the natural healing process allowing it to get back to the field of play. brett is the only licensed b.f.r. therapist. >> that is interesting stuff. jude, still ahead tonight, that is tim tebow at it again. the former football player getting his new baseball career off to a start. tebow hitting a homer in his first pitch in his game in the instructional game. the crowd went wild and his teammates were excited. he is playing for the new york arizona state fair is almost here and we're revealing, as we always do, the new foods being served up at the fair and some of them are interesting. >> and low fat. >> reporter: you can see things are very, very nice. lights are nice and bright but an update on the fire burning in california. the loma fire continues to burn in northern california. it has burned 2,400 acres. hundreds of firefighters working to protect homes and fire's path. one home destroyed and another damaged. evacuation orders for santa cruz residents have been lifted. people are allowed to return to their homes. good >> reporter: nice temps. the winds are down nicely. 86 degrees at the prentsz -- present time. 82 at gateway. ahwatukee, 83. 76 degrees in surprise. the moisture continues to come in. it is a little off to the east but there are a few echos making it through the city. as you can see, as well, we're looking at near an inch here and a little over an inch here and almost an niche down here. pretty good amounts. when you get closer to the city, we don't see the amounts that you can see that stuff working its way through the northern portion, the eastern portion of the state, a little bit on the west as well. certainly, something coming through the city. we have seen scattered rain. dew point temperature, 59 in phoenix. you see the 50's and 60's to the south of us. the 50's are starting to pick up to the north of us with more moisture coming through. we go to 96 degrees on the high today. we had 96 degrees at goodyear. 95 at deer valley. 95 at gateway and buckeye. looking at 79 degrees in sedona. 66 degrees at flagstaff. mid 70's at prescott. 96 at yuma and gila bend. those temperatures are still warm but they are not above the norm for this time of year, which is 96 degrees right over norm. 108 record high for the day. 50, your record low for the day. here are the forecast highs. we're looking at the low 90's. look at cave creek at 89 degrees. that is our forecast up there. 73 in sedona. 63 in flagstaff. 94 at gila bend. those temperatures coming down a little bit. as we there is still flooding in iowa. this storm system has been causing problems in the valley tonight. also, we have a storm system in the virginias just north of richmond, big heavy storm on the day today and also, we are dealing with a tropical storm. this is matthew down here and not a real threat to us. the walk for hope trying to cure women's cancer. 74 for tomorrow. 91 degrees with a few clouds. we have 80's in there, folks. watch your kids around water. >> thanks, dave. dave can't be on duty every second. he has to have some recovery time. you can receive weather alerts just use in google and apple play stores. flu season is almost here but there are changes you need to know about. one option to prevent the flu is no longer available. amy schumer fans, there is good reason why you may not want to search her name online anymore. why her name and other notables are considered too dangerous for your computer. police say the sketch on the left helped catch the guy on the that helped authorities create just days after a woman reports she was sexually assaulted in glendale, police make an arrest in this case. the suspect is 52-year-old jeffrey wilson who reportedly used to work for the phoenix fire department. it happened sunday afternoon charges and today, he appeared in court. >> i will lose my benefits. >> that should have been considered long before now. >> i didn't do this. >> you need to talk to your attorney. i received a lot of information from the police and that information quite frankly is overwhelming in this court's opinion. >> this is the key to the case. after the assault, glendale police released this sketch of remarkably like the person they brought into custody. they say this sketch was vital in making an arrest. this composite was not made in the traditional way. the glendale police now using new technology. nicole garcia has the story tonight. >> reporter: it wasn't long after glendale police released a sketch of the suspect in the brazen sexual assault that the tips came rolling in. generated sketch is compared to the mugshot of jeffrey wilson. he was arrested two days after the incident. the victim came up with the sketch with an interactive computer program that has a pallet of different markers that victims can browse and choose from. >> it allows the victims to use different characteristics and they get eyes, different ears and a different nose and that is the best way to do it. >> reporter: glendale police detectives have the programs on their laptop computers that they can bring to the victims themselves. glendale police department is the only police department in the state right know using that particular program. police trying to figure out who robbed two fast food restaurants in phoenix wearing a clown mask. 99th and mcdowell and a second robbery at dominoes near buckeye. nobody was hurt. the phoenix police department is gearing up for the second annual missing in arizona day. this event allows arizona family members with missing loved ones to meet with police agencies. nine missing persons cases was solved after they held this back in 1975, 23-year-old chris perkins vanished from her phoenix apartment. her car was found near 51st avenue and bell, which was a remote area at the time. her little sister laura tells us she was 17 years old at the time. she believes her sister certainly was murdered. >> it's kind of hard to go back and talk about it because as i i always that we didn't get to grow up together. we never got to go through the sister things that sisters do and that has been the hardest just not having her around. >> years ago, suspicion surrounded chris' ex-husband. she was investigated after he told the family t never be found. he has since passed away. this is unprecedented. congress has overruled president obama's veto that would allow families of 9/11 victims to sue a.s.u. the bill was passed after suspicions that the 9/11 hijackers were saudi arabia government. the white house feels it could put american troops in jeopardy. >> it is a dangerous precedent and it is an example of why you have to do what is hard and frankly, i wish congress had done what is hard. >> all of the president's objections were addressed, changes were made and this bill is not going to put american soldiers at risk, it is not at risk. >> those who support the bill say it is written to apply to acts of terrorism on u.s. land. officials in saudi arabia have been silent about the bill. pentagon announcing more than 600 troops have been sent to iraq. the goal is to capture the city of mosul from isis. they are not taking part in ground operation, only advising to reclaim isis territory. it is estimated that 5,000 troops will be in iraq by the time the president leaves office. scary moments for a driver in new jersey when her car hits a deer and the deer tries to run into her car. >> retaliation. >> this is not a small deer. police dash cam catches the car stopping after it hit the 200-pound buck. you see the deer getting up and trying to get inside. >> i opened the door and he is right 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junkie, thursday is national coffee day portland, oregon, is the best city for coffee lovers for the cost per cup. that's business. >> reporter: let's take a brief look at what is going on and what happened already. you can see 96 degrees and a few mid 90's and upper 90's as far you do see a few 40's across the north and a few 50's to the south already. a look at the forecast highs are very much like today. the wake-up forecast, let's see what the kids are going to wake up tomorrow. there are going to be a few clouds out there with a 30% chance of showers and 74 degrees just a nice, crisp morning for that will get you going. we'll have more weather coming up in the next hour. in tonight's talk back segment, are you tired of hearing about the presidential election? it turns out, you're not alone. plus, are you looking for a sure-fire way to guarantee your friends and family will put away their cellphones at the dinner table or when you go to hang well, we know fall is coming when we know the arizona state fair is kicking off and it kicks off in less than a week. >> for a lot of people, food is the best parts of the fair. today, the fair released its menu this year and we always like this time of year when we can announce what is on the here are a few, deep fried hot chocolate. >> how do you do that? >> they deep fry anything. is a -- >> bacon knew tell la pickle and pickled fries. >> i bet they have the big turkey legs is always the hit. >> it looks like cannibals out there. they are walking down the fai we have a full list of the new food and drink items. they have great acts out there as well. take a look at our website, fox10phoenix.com. the fair opens next friday, october 7. time for tonight's talkers. >> first up, there is an inventor in amsterdam that may have come up with a solution to our addiction to smartphones it is a time-controlled lock box. >> it is a lock box. >> thank you, al gore. it can fit four phones and it will open up once the timer has expired from minutes to a couple of hours. they have a kick starter campaign and they have the money they need to get it started. i went to a christmas party last year and there was a basket that said drop off your cellphones and be they were sneaking back to the basket and checking their phones. >> check your ego at the door and now it is your phone. the thing i don't like about that, what and you have an emergency, the house catches fire, you have an intruder and people are trying to break into the octagon to get an emergency call out. >> fort knox. we are 40 days from the election and see if you agree. a new survey says it can't come soon enough. it is 70% of voters say the election has brought out the worst of people. 7% said they lost or ended friendships over the election. >> i think what changed this is how social media and you had ur share them with anybody. now people are sharing them and if you don't agree, it can be heated and you can lose friends over it. >> you get defriended? >> i know people who have. >> can't we just disagree and say i like that candidate and you like that candidate and we're still friends. it is that divided? >> i have seen it happen. i think that is part of what it i'm not sure if it is bad as any other. i don't know. >> i think a lot of people are happy when it is going to be over. >> we are done talking. we would love to hear from you post your thoughts. >> jude? >> reporter: something on that distract-agon. how about this innovative idea, turn off your you can turn it off. one thing you can't turn off is the concern over cardinals. richard saenz at practice and can the sun devils make it 5-0 against the usc trojans. how this team is playing the >> reporter: changes this week for the arizona cardinals. they have a new long snapper, aaron brewer played in the super bowl last year with denver. the team added a new punter, adam quigley. the big question will come sunday against the rams and that might be where we return to the explosive cards' offense. >> reporter: after a second loss in the third week of the year, cardinals come home looking to get back on track in a crucial time in the season. you lose a game and you can't wait to play again and there is no better way to get the taste out of your mouth than a team that presents a ton of challenges on what they do on offense and what they do on defense. >> reporter: if cards want to turn things it gets better. the boys play the 49ers, jets, on prime time. >> we have two division opponents five days apart so it is going to be is a challenge then we come back and we have the jets and then seattle and carolina. it is going to be a tough stretch for us. have to get back to our fundamentals and we'll be all right. >> reporter: i'm richard saenz, fox 10 sports. >> reporter: let's give you the schedule for sunday. seahawks at the jets. then at 1:00, rams at the cardinals. post game coverage, max starks and richard saenz in the locker room. stay with us for that. kaylyn bell lag is having a remarkable season. remarkable run there and somehow, against cali he came back and helped them win against the golden bears. usc is up next. these guys are big, physical, and let's face it, they have won just once. they lost at utah. the sun devils love the fact that nobody is giving them enough credit so far. >> it is an underdog. we're always underdogs. they don't expect to win football games and it is a spawning a fire in this football team and it is growing more and more. we have a chip on our shoulder and we play >> reporter: 2:00, oklahoma-tcu on fox 10 at 5:30 news following the game. d-backs heading down the stretch for the final week of the season. weather has been a fact ir. shelby miller, last couple of outings not bad at all. goldy with an easy play. miller went five innings and you the wall. drives in a run here and this arizona team, we're kind of wondering what kind of changes will be made. jean segura is going to score and paul will win 3-0, they are on their way to the postseason. diana taraji hits the three. brittney griner scored 25 points but minnesota, the defending charchs were impressive. 31 points and can do it so many different ways. watch the dribble drive landing off the glass and this time going baseline for the easy bucket. very impressive performance. 113-95. the lynx win game one of the wnba semifinal series. we'll keep tabs on the mercury as they try to get to with nba finals. it is fox 10 news at 10:00 with marc martinez. thanks for joining us. first on fox tonight, a pair of brazen armed robberies. the crooks outside of bars that cater to the lbgt community and police believe the same suspects are behind both of the robberies. danielle miller is live with more details on this. >> reporter: police have not confirmed this yet but people who were here during the incident are telling us the person responsible for this was using a rifle. luckily, nobody was hurt. as of tonight, the suspect or phoenix police responded to pat o's bunk house around 9:30 last night for a reported armed robbery. two men approached people getting out of their car in a parking lot, one of the men was armed. the suspects took one of the victim's cellphone. an hour later, police responded to a second similar robbery near indian school and 16th street. two men dispred patio area and demanded cellphones. both of the bars are frequented by the lbgt community. police say at this point, there is no reason to think the bars were targeted for the reason but an employee at a similar bar thinks so. >> absolutely, two gay bars on a