investors in order to renovate the 18-year-old ballpark, but now those investors are backing out of the deal and pointing the blame directly at the diamondbacks. in a meeting of the maricopa county board of supervisors, they called the team's $117 million estimate greatly exaggerated, and they say on numerous occasions the diamondbacks refused to meet with them. the team responded saying they are offended at the notion that they are being uncooperative in the process and that the group wasn't being forthcoming about basic information regarding the sale. they also say the price tag for renovations came from the county and not from them. and right now the county is still on the hook for the lease of chase field lasting through 2020. they say they will continue to honor the deal. the county can seek out a third party but the diamondbacks would on any transfer of ownership of the field. a follow-up on the story of bruce arians, hospitalized overnight, who has tonight been released from the hospital and is resting comfortably at home. jude lacava with a look at what has been a turbulent 24 hours for the cards head coach. >> you lose to the vikings, and really high stress in coaching in the of the job description, bruce arians suffering chest pains and taken to the hospital last night. what would have been his normal monday media huddlup was now hand off to team spokesman larry fitzgerald. >> they are going to line sam bradford up on the outside. be prepared to get hit. >> i talked to him a little bit earlier. he says he is resting comfortably, says he's feeling better, and, you know, i think i mean he's -- it's stressful when we are playing bad. we were 13-3 last year, and he was feeling good, so it's, as a player, you feel probably responsible for, you know, what's happening and the stress, and, you know, him not feeling well. >> reporter: stress is as much part of the job as is calling place, and there is no way around it. >> he's not a guy that can be hands off. that's not his style. he wants you to ask him questions. he wants you to be, everybody to be on the same accord step on the practice field. he wants perfect execution, and if things are not going well, like last week, a couple of things broke down, he jumps on guys. that's just who he is. >> reporter: in the meantime, it appears coach moore will oversee duties. >> he'll address the team, and each coach that runs their units, coach amos, coach cuddy and coach betz addressed the units individually. michael bidwell did tweet out that he expects arians to be back at the facility very soon. i have a hunch, covering this guy the last three or four years, he'll be back for practice on wednesday and ready for the road trip to the atlanta flcons. i would be surprised if he wasn't back and somehow engaged and preparing for the game. we'll have more cardinals coverage later in the newscast. remember the name kirk nirmy, the defense attorney who represented convicted killer jodie arias, has now agreed to be disbarred rather than have his license suspended for four years all because he wrote a book about the case, detailing in the book confidential conversations between himself and jodie arias, and they also say that he revealed evidence deemed admissible by the judge, and an attorney representing part saying she appreciated that they took the matter seriously. the fact that he has now been disbarred is appropriate based on his egregious violations of his ethical duties to his former client, jodie arias. it is absolute tragedy in tennessee this afternoon and tonight. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a school bus to crash into a tree, wrapping around the tree and killing at least six children on that the wreck happening this afternoon on the way home from woodmore elementary school. tht's in chattanooga, tennessee. the bus was carrying students, loaded with students ranging in age from kindergarten through fifth grade when it veered off the road. the bus was the only vehicle involved in this crash. there were more than 20 kids on board, and first responders had to break into the bus to pull some of the children out. others escaped through the emergency roof hatch. at least 23 kids were taken to the hospital. we report on a lot because of the so many crashes along that stretch between black canyon city and sunset point. >> and as many of you know, the road in that area is steep and it's windy, but tonight a.d.o.t. says it's now making a portion of priority. the agency plans to add safety improvements. >> but they say really preventing crashes lies mostly in the hands of drivers. kristy siefkin joins us live now with more. kristy? >> reporter: yeah, a.d.o.t. says that's where everything starts in terms of maintaining safe conditions on the roads, and you may have even noticed on many of our valley freeways these new a.d.o.t. signs that say control yourself, control your vehicle and save lives. and as you mentioned, that's a message really directed to all drivers but specifically those on i-17. a.d.o.t. says there are many crashes there. people are going far too fast, and in fact, speed is one of the leading causes for people valley and head into high country. crashes along the i-17 can leave drivers stranded for hours, and according to a.d.o.t., the drivers are often to blame. >> speed is the number one factor when it comes to crashes, the number one violation that is cited by d.p.s. when crashes occur along i-17. it's going to be speed too fast for conditions. >> reporter: doug ninsel is a spokesperson for a.d.o.t. he says the drivers should take th route. >> we need folks to slow down, obey the speed limits. we need folks to be patient out there. do not tailgate. be careful with your passing out there, and then also make sure you're avoiding distractions, including using the cell phone or texting while driving. >> every time we have driven on i-17, it's been pretty smooth, you know, no accidents. everybody is kind of cautious in what they are doing. >> i mean the roads are not the greatest, but you're still able to control your car if you're >> he says a.d.o.t. will kick off a new safety project in 2017, focusing on the stretch between new river road and the sunset point rest area. >> we are going to be using some of the speed feedback signs along i-17. those are the signs that display the seed that you are traveling but then remind you of what the actual speed limit is. we are also going to have some more electronic message boards out there to again give drivers some information about the highway conditions. >> reporter: a.d.o.t. recently ran some numbers and found that 40% of the crashes that happened in that black canyon city area are the result of people speeding, specifically drivers being cited for speeding, kind of too fast for what the conditions are. that of course includes people heading up to high country during the holidays. often there's rain on the road, there's snow on the road, and people are zipping right along when really they should be driving at or below the speed limit to stay safe. a blast of winter blowing into northern arizona, the high country seeing its first big snowfall of the season, and this of course making skiers and snowboarders very happy at flagstaff snowball. the resort officially opened over the weekend, but this fresh layer of powder really improving the conditions, we are told, out on the slopes. >> that looks pretty good there. and in the valley, it was rain and a seeing big downpours, accompanied by lightning and rain, even pea sized hail in some areas. dave munsey with a look at the rainfall totals, we have got some showers that were pretty good today. >> we got some very heavy rain, some real heavy rain, just a little bit north of the valley is where the heaviest stuff was. you can see it's draining out of here very quickly right now, not much going on, but as we get a look at some of the numbers, look at that up by surprise, here north of fountain hills just about an inch up in that area, and then look at this by wickenburg, an inch and a third. we have got almost an inch north of cave creek, a little bit more than that just to the east of prescott, and then not too much down by the valley. we get a little bit. here's black canyon city with an inch and an eighth, just off -- a little bit off to the east of them there, there's with 1.5. so numbers certainly up, and we did get some snow, five to eight inches of s up at the snowball we picked up about ten inches of brand-new snow, and as you can see, there was a lot of rain around the state as well. hey, big storms in the northeast. we'll talk about that coming up when we cover the u.s. in our weather in just a few minutes. hundreds of families braving the rainy weather to pick up boxes of thanksgiving food at st. mary's food bank, about 200 downpour in the rain today, and it just shows you how much need there is for food in the community and these donations. >> i have got a daughter and a son, so i'm doing it for them, and like i say, you know, being a single father you have just got to do what you have got to do. >> st. mary's still needs your help, though. they need about a thousand more turkeys to hand out by thursday. new tonight at 9:00, a valley man has something to be extra thankful for this thanksgiving after a stranger saves his life. the man was outside of a jimmy john's sandwich shop when he started choking. >> the stranger who was nearby rushed to his side, performed the heimlich maneuver, and then saved his life. the man has no idea who the man was but would like to thank that bern. >> andrew hasbun joins us live. talk about the right place at the right time for this good samaritan. >> you're right, john, he was actually sitting in a car when it happened. he's speaking out tonight, in hopes that he can find the man who saved his life. >> one swallow, and bam, i just like locked up. >> when this happened last wednesday, r.j. potential to be bad. a man inside the stepped up and started performing the heimlich maneuver. >> he gave me four good pulls, looked at me, stopped, said, hey, can you breathe? and i still couldn't, so he did it another four times, and sure enough it came out at that point. and i took a big gasp of air. >> reporter: the good samaritan left before he could get his name. since then, he has posted on social media trying to track down the man who helped out. home and see my four kids and my wife, and i didn't die on the floor in a jimmy johns. that is what was going through my head. i'm going to die on the floor eating a roast beef sandwich. thanks for being that at that time, otherwise, i wouldn't be here. >> he does think if he saw this man, he would be able to recognize him if he saw him. he did see him driving away from the jimmy john's a red truck. reporting live, i'm andrew hasbun, fox 10 news. >> andrew, thank you for that. >> that was a great story. coming up, a story you will only see on fox 10, two of the people on the fbi's top ten most wanted list are accused of violent crimes that happened right here in the valley. and we are looking into both of those cases that still remain unsolved. plus a new deal for arizona's gaming industry, what casinos looking to move here in the future. >> a hawk making a meal of a family pet, we'll show you that you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00, with john hook and kari lake. tonight we are hearing from the valley woman who found a bewildering scene unfolding in her backyard. she discovered a hawk inside her birdcage. >> somehow that hawk was able to open the door to the cage where the woman's two pet birds were sitting, and it did not end well for one of those birds. >> but tonight the woman tells us how she was able to save the other bird. danielle miller has the story. >> reporter: the bird's owner says she has seen the hawk in this area in the last several days, the hawk even sitting on the table looking at the birds, cage the birds would never be in danger. >> last week, i looked up at the lamp post and it was having a meal at the top of a lamp post at the end of the street. >> around 9:30 this morning, becky heard some noise in her backyard. when she went outside, she was shocked by what she saw. she found this hawk in her bird's cage. she says the hawk was caught by the foot, but every opening to the cage was still closed. >> it was it was like, you're houdini. how the heck did you get in there? it was all closed up. it was stuck by foot at the top door here, and later it got free when he got his foot unstuck. >> inside were the family's pet birds, petey and snowy. unfortunately petey didn't survive the attack. griefer didn't hesitate, even with the hawk inside the cage. slipped my hand in real quick and got her. i never had any contact with the hawk at all. >> petey was griefer's son's bird, and although they will never replace her, they hope to find another bird soon. >> there were some tears, but he didn't go overboard or anything. it will take him a little while to get used to the idea, but we know how the natural life around here lives, and we appreciate it quite a lot, where you see them once in a while, and i'm always really grateful to be able to experience that. >> danielle miller, fox 10 news. well, we are not the only ones that had a little bit of stormy weather today, as you can see across the country, a little bit here, a little bit there. how about a lot in new england, up to 37 inches of snow in some areas. we'll have a report, coming up. and still ahead, a valley student receiving one of the in the world, the story of his ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? e love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ?put a little love in your heart.? ? in your heart. ? (avo) the subaru share the love event is happening now and will have given ninety million dollars your exclusive accuweather forecast with dave munsey on fox 10 news. well, there is one reason we don't live new york, 14 to 16 inches of snow on the ground today, and they are going to be doing that for a couple of days up there, just to get the driveway cleared out so they can get out on to the streets that aren't open anyway, so it's a mess, folks. let's take a look at it right here. it's a lot of snow up in that area, and they have had it coming in for a while. look at this here. you get up into upstate get 37 inches on the ground. in vermont, you get 26 inches, 22 inches for you in upstate new york, and then in massachusetts 20 inches, and then back to pennsylvania, where they had up to 18 inches, depending upon where you are, look at that, 37 inches of snow on the ground, and it affected the temperatures as well. you can see 38 in boston, 43 in new york, in washington 47 degrees, 61 degrees in memphis da in denver 65, in salt lake city they had 53 degrees, and up in seattle another 53-degree reading up there. here it's 59 degrees right now. we have winds out of the south-southwest at five, and the city looking pretty good tonight after a good drenching through the day today, cleaning things out. 57 right now in fountain hills, 53 in apache junction, 55 in mesa. it is 63 degrees in glendale at the present time. little bit of high pressure moving in, and we are going to see a little bit of a change. this is your futurecast, and you can see a little stuff hanging around right now, but as early as tuesday, that stuff is gone, so by tomorrow we are going to kind of clean things out of here, and then of course later in the week, we are all going to be celebrating thanksgiving day. happy thanksgiving to everybody. 72 degrees, a few clouds up there is what it's going to look like, very light winds for your enjoyment. 71 degrees in scottsdale, 70 in glendale. other numbers that we have, look at these 40s and 50s, 44 at flagstaff, 52 in sedona. we do have some nice looking 70-degree readings across our deserts, at yuma 73, gila bend 70, 71 and 53 normal high and low, there's your record high at 88, your record low at 30. are forecasting for highs coming up here. overnight we'll be looking at at 50 degrees. as it warms just a little, we go to 66 degrees tomorrow. we'll be looking at 71 on wednesday, and then on thursday, thanksgiving, 72, 73 degrees. there's still some 60s and 70s out there in the ten-day. watch your kids around water. >> okay, dave. thank you. coming up in the next half hour of fox 10 news at 9:00, when you are heading out holiday weekend, make sure your vacation doesn't land you in the er. it happens more than you would think. that would not be a good vacation, but first, a look at two old murder cases, two of the most notorious accused killers in arizona still on the run and they are still on the top-ten most wanted list. the latest on the i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? tonight only on fox, their alleged crimes stun the valley and the nati spots on the fbi's ten most wanted list. >> two really bad guys, and it's been 15 years since robert fisher was first accused of murdering his family, and 11 years since jason brown became the prime suspect in the murder of an armered car driver. >> andrew hasbun spoke with investigators, and both are still at large and tips continue wanted list, jason brown, the p stealing an armored car, and the other accused of murdering his family back in 2001. fox 10 was there that day as the home burned. >> neighbors said it was like the house exploded. >> the whole house shook. >> all they could do is comfort each oth a sifted through what little remained, hoping to not find anybody among the rubble. >> inside, investigators found robert fisher's wife and two kids. they had been killed before the fire. >> how can a father slit their children's throats? that's something mind boggling, as any parent could never understand how or why he would do such a thing. >> robert caldwell is the fbi's lead investigator on the case. >> we believe from the to divorce roberts, and rather than him letting his kids get raised by someone else if they got divorced, he wanted to start clean slate. >> he was described as a man who loved the outdoors and had strong survival skills but had a dark controlling side. >> total control freak, odd behavior. he stands upright, and he has an injured lower back, and i am sure over with a heavy limp. he loves the outdoors, loves guns. >> we talked with his coworkers not long after the murders. >> i don't see how he could live with himself. if it turns out he did this, i don't see how he could live with himself. >> the fbi and scottsdale police have been on his trail ever since. >> he's probably living in an area of the united states or maybe even canada where he can fish, where he can hunt, where he can keep a low profile long now. >> the fbi has released age progression photos of fisher. >> you have to remain optimistic. the next tip or phone call that we receive might be that one. >> reporter: while robert fisher might have been somewhat of a recluse, jason brown -- >> he led a lifestyle like a millionaire. he had no millionaire. >> the fbi says he got into trouble. >> everything in his background was fraud or theft. >> in 2004, police responded to the amc movie theater in ahwatukee. >> there's been a shooting. an armed car driver just got shot to death. >> the fbi investigator was working the scene. was obviously this was an assassination. >> the armored car driver was shot to death in front of witnesses. brown took off on a bike and then jumped into a bmw. he only got away with about 50 grand. >> greed dominated his mindset at the time. >> reporter: since that day, brown has never been seen. his car was found at the airport in of the smooth talking suspect. >> he always bragged that if he ever got in trouble, he would be gone and nobody would hear from him. he speaks french, has a masters in international business. >> the fbi also says tips keep coming in. >> as an investigator, you have got to be optimistic. you have got to keep an open dead? yes, we are covering those bases and working those leads as well, but i can't believe that. he's going to stay on the top ten list until we find him or his remains. >> now the longest members of the fbi's ten most wanted list, will they slip up? if they do, investigators are waiting. >> the fbi is offering a $100,000 reward for robert fisher's capture and a $200,000 reward for jason capture. >> maricopa county reaches a settlement with a woman who claims she was restrained before and after giving birth. she claims that in 2009 she was taken into a recovery room and had to wear a leg restraint after giving birth to her son. sheriff joe arpaio claimed the casinos and the future of gaming in this state. >> matt rodewald joins us live now from the state capitol with the details. matt? >> yeah, john and kari, it seems like the tribes have been fighting over these issues for quite some time, for several years, in fact, and at several points many have opposed the casino, but one issue came to the forefront, saving jobs. >> right now, because nobody wants to take jobs or away, the options that we are looking at and the proposed made by the governor to the tribes -- >> and governor ducey also saw an opportunity to end a squabble that has been going on for years. >> we have been doing this since 2009, you know, 2011, and right now we ran out of options, but he came along and helped us to bring it back to the table. >> we think this is a good deal for the tribal nations and for arizona. we have to think of, just like i have said, i'm going to be and this is a compact that provides opportunity for all. >> reporter: by shuffling the deck on the 2002 voter-passed gaming compact, the desert diamond casino will get to become a class iii facility. that means full slots and table games and eventually a liquor license. meanwhile, the other tribes get to say no more to any new casinos in the valley and more money in their pocket. tribal leaders say that's good for all, large >> indian gaming has done a lot for the apache tribe. we are the smallest tribe in arizona, and it brought revenue to the tribe in the ways of for health, for jobs, tourism. >> now the governor today talked about modernizing the gaming compact, and when he was asked directly if that meant online gaming, he pretty much ignored the question. about what trent franks wants to do about putting legislation together to block the operation of the casino in glendale, those discussions have been happening off-site, and it looks like cooler heads will prevail once the deal is done. a laveen student has received one of the most prestigious academic honors in the world, a rhodes scholarship. 23-year-old oscar delos santos was born in l.a. to arrived as undocumented immigrants from mexico. he came to california to teach and help disadvantaged kids. he is currently a manager of policy at arizona food banks but now will spend two years at oxford university to get a master's degree in public policy and another in theology. >> i want to work in public policy to create a more just world, especially for vulnerable the hungry, and make sure that they are living up to their fullest god-given potential. >> out of 882 students from around the country who applied to be rhodes scholars, he was one of only 32 chosen. still ahead tonight, another day, another steady stream of potential cabinet candidates visiting with president elect donald trump. the surprising politician seen at trump tower today. >> and after a day of rain and chilly temperatures, what will tomorrow bring? dave is back after the break with a look at your wake up come join us this season, at the all new festival of holidays event... ...including the new world of color season of light show... president-elect donald getting ready to spend the thanksgiving holiday in florida, but before he heads to the resort tomorrow he is interviewing more potential cabinet members, and there was one in particular who many did not expect to see. this is hawaii congresswoman gabbert, who is a veteran and a democratic who backed sanders in the primaries. in the discussed the war in syria and the war or on terror, a total of nine meetings today, however no official cabinet appointments announced today. >> these are big decisions and they shouldn't be rushed. >> mr. trump also had a very interesting meeting, an off the record meeting with members of the media, speaking with tv executives and anchors from the including fox. senior trump advisor kellyanne conway said it was a reset, this meeting, saying protecting the president elect and his family at trump tower is costing the city of new york a million dollars a day. a big demand seen for free range turkeys for thanksgiving, a 25% increase in presales for the birds, the owners saying people are b conscious about what their food comes from, and they want turkeys that are fresh or not frozen. >> these were just processed a day or two days ago, so they don't get any fresher than that, and i think that's something that families really like. >> if you want a fresh turkey for this thanksgiving, it's not too late. mortimer farms says they still have turkeys available in their store at dewey. >> traveling more for the so, a new survey says americans will drive 241 miles on average to visit family and friends over the next several weeks. that is way up from last year. but all of that travel is going to be a little bit cheaper. the same study says that folks on average will spend 342 bucks on things like gas and air fare and hotel food that is a dollar less than than last holiday season. the national average for a gallon of unleaded now about $2.14, down nearly a dime from a month ago, and investors have a lot to be thankful for as we approach thanksgiving, major stock indexes hitting record highs, and eight in ten people surveyed say they made healthier food choices over the holidays but seven in ten say they have healthier this year. there's always next year. a lot happening around the state today. let's take a look at these numbers. these are the current numbers, and they are down a little bit with all of the rain, and look at the snow up in flagstaff. did 35 degrees up there, the grand canyon 36 degrees, 43 right now in sedona, 58 at gila bend, 46 at globe, and 59 here in phoenix. now this is what we are looking for the overnight low, 26 in canyon, 33 at prescott, 29 at show low. you'll be looking at 39 at safford, 44 down in tuscon, and in yuma 52 degrees. now we get closer in with a look at the valley lows, 49 at glendale, 46 at mesa, 47 in ahwatukee, 46 at queen creek, and 50 at sky harbor, and when the bus shows up around 8:00 in the morning, you're going to have 52 degrees sunshine, and get up and you see that stuff out there, you might want to leave just a little earlier. it gets a little tough when it gets a little soupy like that. we'll have more weather for you coming up after 10:00. >> okay, dave. see you then. talk back time after the break. tonight we are talking about when vacations go wrong and you end up in the emergency room, and our family has had a bunch of personal experiences with this. . >> a bunch? >> a bunch of, just stay >> archery practice, the shooting range? >> just wait. >> and what do you get when you mix wine and weed? it's called weed wine. wine lovers tried it out, their it's been a busy news day, and coming up at 10:00, the manhunt is over. texas police corner the man they believe killed a san antonio police officer while he was writing a ticket in his patrol we'll have details coming up at 10:00. we are also hearing from the family of a gold star family, sergeant john perry, after they were booed on a flight landing at sky harbor on the way to collect sergeant perry's remains. what sergeant perry wants you to know about his son who gave his life for our country, coming up tonight on fox 10 news at 10:00. time for tonight's talkers. you look forward to a little bit of time off, maybe at the well deserved vacation time, and you don't think your vacation will include a trip to the emergency room, but it happens a lot. in fact, one in four vacations includes a trip to the er, and is that ever true. >> you have had this happen? >> i have had three trips down the ski slopes with my kids in baskets heading for the ski patrols. >> if that happened once, i would stop the ski trips. >> it was unbelievable. i had one kid in there twice the other my son who headed into the trees. they were okay. and last summer, my wife got cut surfing, ended up with stitches. >> when you're in another country, it makes it so much more difficult, right? >> we haven't had this happen out of the country. that would not be fun, no. well, you like wine, right? >> yes, of course i do. >> i'm not going to ask if you -- >> do you like to breathe? oh, i love it, actually. i do. >> my next question was not for you. it was, do you like weed? well, what about mixing wine and weed? both of those things are legal in more and more states, so they decided to infuse the two. thc, the compound in marijuana which makes you high, blended with wine -- >> you seem to know a lot abo this. >> i did some research tonight, john. >> great. >> marijuana was dumped in while the wine was fermenting, and it's called a cannabis cooler. apparently wine lovers tasted it and said the taste wasn't so great. kind of tasted like hay and mold. >> how about the feeling that they got after this? >> they say it was like the equivalent of pounding three glasses of champagne on an empty stomach. who is picking what. i think you can read a lot into all of this. >> which would you rather do? >> i know that i would rather do either of those than end up in an emergency room in another country on vacation. >> we are done talking. it's your turn to talk back. >> right. and you can call the narco hotline for kari here. head to our fac to john hook fox 10 and share your thoughts. >> and kari lake fox 10. >> i'll take -- released late last night, what's the story there, plus rivalry week begins in the battle for the territorial cup, our first good news for cards head coach bruce arians released from the hey, good news for cards head coach, bruce arians released from the hospital earlier this evening, and just within the last couple of hours, team president mike bidwell tweeting out, quote, "i am sure we will see him back at the facility very soon, possibly even in time for wednesday's practice." coach arians, with chest pains last night was hospitalized, no question about it. and some calls that were very questionable as well along with the disappointment of the loss. now, on this play, carson palmer was looking for john brown, who never got to the out part of the route, right? xavier rhodes did, and he returned it on this pick six for touchdown. now, when you look at what happened on the sidelines, certainly carson was explaining to coach arians, hey, man, he was held. they'll send that tape in. you get a different view right here on the entanglement between brown and the defender. there's the interception by rhodes. carson palmer certainly very disappointed in the no-call and made his point after the game yesterday. >> i mean, it looked like an obvious holding penalty. smoky is trying to run an out route, and it looked like he was trying to run out and couldn't get out of the grass with the defender, and, you know, that into league, and i am sure they will come back and say, yeah, it was holding, and that's that. >> let's take a little trip down south of the border, mexico city. first friday night football game hosted by mexico city, and it was the texans against the raiders. look at this beautiful throw, osweiler to braxton miller, tied at ten. derek carr though, this raider team fun to watch. 75 yards later, that's a take command of the afc west division with an 8-2 record. would they be able to rally and close out the texans in mexico city? how about this throw, and then look at the run after the catch from amari cooper. the raiders go on to win, the final 27-20, as i said oakland now atop the afc west with a record of 8-2. 106 yards returned for a touchdown. that was the only loss of the entire season for arizona state. they would go on and beat michigan in the rose bowl in that remarkable season for a.s.u. it was part of the streak that went from 1982 to 1991 in which arizona did not lose to the sun devils. here's todd graham on the territorial cup this week. >> obviously our total focus on keeping that cup here in tempe, so obviously, to our guys and to our fans, we understand how important this game is, and i'm very excited to get prepared to compete this week. >> suns on the road taking on the washington wizards, markieff morris, the former sun now with the wizards. devin booker put up some numbers tonight, hit six threes, it over 21 times, only shot 42% from the field as a team. john wall, when it mattered most, with the game on the line, made some big plays. watch this feed to gortat, rebound wall, and wall came up big and iced the suns. it's the wizards 106, the suns lose again on the road, wizards over back with more sports in 20 minutes. right now it's marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. >> fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. coming up, texas police say they got him. officers arrest an accused cop killer ending an intense manhunt. we'll have the latest on that. and no deal, negotiations to buy chase field end abruptly, the and the stadium owners. let's get to the news happening right now. and some big knewss -- big news when it comes to casino gambling in arizona, the governor rescinding a previous deal, that deal allowing the casino and others to offer keno and >> reporter: one thing for sure, nobody likes to see jobs go away, especially this time of year before the holidays. so though they may follow the spirit of the original gaming compact 15 years ago, governor ducey made a deal to keep everyone happy and employed going forward. >> right now, because nobody wants to jobs or money away, those are the options that we were looking at, and the governor saw it and made proposals to the tribes.