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And I'm Kerry Lake first on Fox.
He is accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a Paradise Valley resort.
But tonight Fox News obtains the police report in the case against L. Roberson the Kansas
State quarterback who played in this year's Fiesta Bowl.
And it raises some new questions about whether he will even be charged now.
Mark Martinez live in Fox News Central with the story and the new information.
Well Kerry here is the police report it was just released today by Paradise Valley police.
A lot of work went into finding out exactly what went on inside that hotel room last Thursday
morning.
But in the end police say it ends up being one person's word against another.
The police report on the alleged sexual assault involving L. Roberson is 50 pages thick.
Here in black and white a 22 year old woman who claims she was raped by the Kansas State
quarterback tells police she thought she was having sex with someone else.
The woman says she was drinking at the team's Paradise Valley hotel and had consensual sex
twice with another member of the team earlier that morning and thought she was having sex
with him not Roberson.
The woman tells police when that football player left the hotel room he left the door
cracked open.
She says someone came back into the room got back into bed with her and had sex again just
a few minutes later.
But she tells police she didn't know that man was L. Roberson.
In the report the alleged victim says when she realized who it was she began saying no
wait wait no.
Roberson tells a different story to police he insisted she knew it was him and she was
a willing participant.
He says he never heard her say no or wait.
Now the alleged victim in this case also says that she used to tutor L. Roberson at Kansas
State and that at one point she had wanted to date him but he was unavailable.
It will now be up to county attorney Rick Romley to look through all of this information
and decide whether there's enough information enough evidence here to press any charges
against L. Roberson.
Any idea Mark when that decision could be made by the county attorney?
We expect it sometime this week probably tomorrow or Friday.
Alright Mark Martinez live tonight.
A guilty plea from a former high school teacher accused of having sex with a female student
Grace Games pleading guilty to two counts of sexual conduct with a minor.
She'll be sentenced next month this was Games in court last year.
She taught English and coached the freshman girls basketball team at Tempe's Marcos Dinizia
High School.
She was fired after her arrest last March.
Two arrests now in the case of a five year old girl who died with more than a hundred
and seventy bruises on her body.
Twenty year old Linda Verdugo has been arrested for child abuse.
She's the mother.
Next to her in court today her boyfriend Joshua Villalobos.
He's now charged with the murder of that five year old girl.
According to court records Villalobos admitted to police he punched, kicked and shook the
little girl.
The couple brought her dead body to the hospital over the weekend.
Court records released today show the mother saw her boyfriend shake the girl in the past.
He also admitted to Verdugo the mother that he squeezed the child's face causing the bruises.
Those who know the mother though have a hard time believing this.
It's pretty upsetting to think that the mother wouldn't report it but I can't imagine that
from her not from what we know her here.
She's too good of a person.
We love her up here.
The child's mother admitted to police that she should have left her boyfriend or called
police.
Two people found dead inside a Northwest Valley home and tonight police believe they
have the man responsible behind bars and his brother is speaking out to Fox 10.
Ramin Killeley joins us live with the story Ramin.
And John just continues to be a tough night in this Peoria neighborhood for all the neighbors.
Police tape still up outside the home of Victor Martinez.
Down here if we can pan down this is the new addition.
Some candles, some roses, other flowers.
The remnants of kind of an impromptu memorial service for Mr. Martinez and Lupe Zavala.
You remember that couple found dead inside their home last night wrapped in plastic in
a bedroom closet most likely bludgeoned to death.
Tonight police say they have the man who may have committed this crime but that man's brother
says the police got the wrong guy.
Faded memories of a Peoria couple flicker on the front porch.
Victor Martinez and Lupe Zavala live on if only by the flame.
He was not a violent person.
Relatives of the man charged in their murder say police have the wrong guy.
City man Ben Cota has been charged with two counts of first degree murder.
Brother George stands up for the family.
I honestly do not think he did it because he was not a violent person honestly.
Regardless six months out of prison Ben Cota is back behind bars and candles light the
front walk in Peoria.
A gruesome scene inside no one knowing how to handle things on the outside.
It surprised us all.
We don't know what to do.
And family says no way lest anybody think this is not an active scene.
Police still on the scene here and police state still up.
John police had taken this down earlier in the day.
They put it back up and as for a motive they're looking right now at robbery but have not confirmed
anything.
And robbery because of some type of drug involvement?
Ramin?
Okay we've lost Ramin Kalili but you get the general idea he's live in the west valley
tonight thanks Ramin.
A big legal fight in court today as jury selection nears in the hit and run trial of former phoenix
bishop Thomas O'Brien.
The lead attorney for O'Brien asked for a delay in this trial because he feared the
county attorney Rick Romley would file an obstruction of justice charge against him.
We're talking about the attorney now.
It all started when O'Brien's attorneys announced they purchased a car that was supposedly another
car involved in a fatal accident that eventually led to the charges against the bishop.
Prosecutors were angry when they didn't learn about that car right away.
O'Brien's attorney said the situation would make could make the bishop ask himself a pretty
tough question.
Is Mr. Henze my lawyer going to be protecting my interest or in the way in which he proceeds
in this case is he going to be protecting his own interest?
The prosecutors have told O'Brien's attorney he would not face obstruction of justice charges
so the motions hearing does continue tomorrow.
One suspect two schools put into lockdown in Mesa from Sky Fox you can see the SWAT
teams creeping toward the front door of the home.
This is near Broadway and Val Vista inside a man wanted for a probation violation.
That was enough to put two nearby schools into lockdown.
Well I'm going to the school I want to go get them.
After the bell rang the principal came on the microphone and said this is a real lockdown.
You got the final act there that's the suspect coming out of the home a short time later
they had fired a bunch of tear gas in there and finally flushed him out.
He was taken to the hospital for observation.
I'm sure you can imagine this happening to you.
You go to get money at the ATM machine and there's somebody pretty close behind you.
That's what happened to this guy but the guy behind him was a robber.
Watches the man at the ATM notices him he sees he's much larger he's crowding in on
him then he hits the victim after he gets the money out of the machine punches him right
on the side of the head.
The suspect the robber takes off the victim chases after him.
This robbery happened on New Year's Eve at the CMI Bank near 19th Avenue in Dunlap.
A wet and wild wake up call for some residents of a Phoenix trailer park.
Take a look at this a water main bust no bigger than the size of your fist and it caused all
of this.
This was near 31st Avenue in Van Buren shooting water 30 feet into the air and raining gravel
and rocks down on that trailer park smashing out windows flooding one of the units.
A police officer happened to be just feet away when that line exploded.
It sounded like something off a wall.
It really did it just kind of a loud booming sound.
Traffic and water in the neighborhood was shut down for about three hours while crews
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One day in Iraq 35 American soldiers are wounded today during a mortar attack on their base.
The military says insurgents fired six rounds into a living area at the base.
Also in Iraq freedom is coming for 500 Iraqi detainees.
The people rounded up in raids like this one they will be released from detention camps.
Many of the soon to be released are suspected low level associates of insurgents.
That's Fox quick picks a plane forced to make an emergency landing when the gear wouldn't
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This is in Boone County Indiana outside of Indianapolis and you see the pilot put it
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People in the area actually called in to complain of an odor and a few hours later the victim's
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Orlando the front of a truck sheared off in a deadly accident.
The driver rear ended another truck triggering an explosion.
One person died in the accident.
The Florida turnpike was shut down for four hours.
And roads were slick in San Francisco but this wasn't snow or ice it was grease.
A truck leaking cooking oil and kitchen grease leaked it all over Highway 101.
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He has coached his teams into the playoffs eight times.
Can lightning strike nine times?
Dennis Green can he turn around the Arizona Cardinals?
Jude LaCava live with more information on the Big Reds new coach.
Well John his track record is impressive as an NFL head coach in 1998.
He coached the Vikings to a 15-1 record.
He resurrected the careers of Randall Cunningham, Dante Culpepper an instant success.
Dennis Green named today as the new head coach of the Arizona Cardinals.
His record in Minnesota 101 wins just 70 losses.
Four division titles.
Head coach at Northwestern at Stanford.
Fabulous resume and a guy who gets it done pretty quick.
This was his visit last week in his interview process with the Cardinals.
He'll make the official press conference news conference coming up on Friday for the official
announcement but this is what he has in mind coming to Arizona.
And now comes the winning.
What comes first the chicken or the eggs?
You got to win before you get to the new stadium.
And so one of the objectives that I talked to him about again was bringing the fans back.
Creating the excitement, coming in and having a program that the fans want to come out and
watch the Arizona Cardinals play and watch their players play well.
We will see.
What's interesting about Green is he has had a knack of being able to work with a variety
of quarterbacks.
Veterans making a comeback, young guys, rookies.
That's his track record, his numbers.
He's a Bill Walsh disciple.
A lot of good things.
Will he have an opportunity to put his stamp on the football operations in terms of track
draft, free agent signings and just orchestration of the organization.
If that happens there is a chance for this franchise to finally improve.
That'd be nice, wouldn't it?
Long time coming.
Yeah.
We're going to have more player reaction coming up in sports.
Thanks, Jim.
Thanks, Jim.
Box 10 News is just getting started.
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To say that President Bush's new immigration program received mixed opinion today would
be a huge understatement.
While moderates say Mr. Bush's plan falls short, many conservatives call the president's
plan dangerous and unworkable.
Our laws should allow willing workers to enter our country and fill jobs that Americans are
not filling.
The president calls for a broad new temporary visa program, a program that would allow foreign
workers to legally take jobs here in the U.S. three years at a time.
All undocumented workers in the U.S. would be eligible, like this man who wants to be
called Raul.
He likes the idea.
He owns a business with 12 employees in California.
I'm just like McDonald's.
I pay my people.
I got a payroll.
I pay taxes.
Mexican President Vicente Fox says the plan will give Hispanics now working illegally
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Once temporary worker status is granted, immigrants could travel freely between the U.S. and their
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17 years ago I came to this country and I don't see my parents, my mom, my father, and
you know it's kind of hard.
I think his proposal recognizes what's going on, is that there's 8 to 14 million illegal
aliens, people without status here in the U.S.
The president says this is not amnesty.
I oppose amnesty, placing undocumented workers on the automatic path to citizenship.
Granting amnesty encourages the violation of our laws and perpetuates illegal immigration.
Still immigrant groups and liberal-minded critics say the president needs to go a step
further.
We'd really like to see a path to permanent residency and a path to citizenship for all
immigrants who choose to do so.
But some on the right say the president's plan goes too far.
There are millions of Americans who are unemployed.
Our schools are overcrowded.
We don't have adequate housing now.
What's the thinking behind a proposal that is clearly so contrary to virtually every
major U.S. domestic priority?
In response to the critics, the president says one of the reasons America became a great
power was because of the values brought here by immigrants.
Under the president's plan, Arizona would certainly feel the impact with a large number
of immigrants here.
But many of them are here illegally.
Fox 10 talked to one man whose life could potentially be changed.
Masabi Pera is a father of two.
He works in the valley as a roofing assistant.
Now, Pera says Bush's plan would change his life 100 percent.
It would also give him a chance at obtaining citizenship.
With this new proposal, it will cause me to come out of the shadows and to live more freely.
Not only have I been waiting for it.
I have been fighting for it.
Many people thought the president would model his immigration reform plan after a bill filed
by Senator John McCain and other Arizona lawmakers.
However, he chose more of the principles from a Texas senator's proposal.
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We'll tell you how this all ended coming up later.
But after the break, thinning hair, balding, and you're a woman?
Some are using laser light to strengthen their hair.
We'll have a closer look next only on Fox.
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Only on Fox, it's tough enough for a guy to go bald.
Imagine what it's like though for a woman.
A lot of women experience hair loss, especially as they get older.
Often it's more difficult to treat and there aren't as many options, but thanks to some
new technology, that may be changing.
Well, do you seem to notice that it feels much thicker now?
It is impossible to ignore hair loss.
It was probably, you lost probably at least a third of your hair.
When your daughter is your hairdresser.
Jean Kos is used to having a thick head of hair.
In fact, I had so much that years ago they used to thin my hair when I'd have it cut.
Then she began noticing all that hair in her comb and brushes, but just talking about it
was difficult.
It's difficult for a man, but it's even worse for a woman.
It's acceptable for a man.
What we're going to do today, Jean, is we're going to take a look and see how we're doing
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Hair loss specialist John Lodoff wanted to find treatments that would give women something
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What we can do is take this thinner hair here and actually by the use of the laser, increase
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Right now this is the newest technology out there.
Actually, this technology has been around for years.
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There are no scientific studies to prove it works, but Jean is pleased with the results.
She didn't want to wig, topical treatments, or surgery.
This is not an infrequent problem.
For women willing to have surgery and looking for a more permanent solution, Dr. John Youssef
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But not everyone is a good candidate.
Men usually lose hair on top of their head, so it's easy to take hair from the thicker
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The other difficult part in women is that most of the time they want a fuller head of
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It's not like men that are accepting of a little thickness in front and maybe thinning
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Before you do anything, you should look at the cause of hair loss.
Stress, hormonal changes, extreme weight loss, even the weight of your hair can cause it.
Jean figures hair loss is just part of aging.
It actually seems like it's growing faster too now, does it?
I think so.
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Unusually cold temperatures and snowfall paralyze one country.
But first a rare appearance these days by Prince Charles.
The stories and more in tonight's Fox World Flash.
England, Prince Charles opens a breast cancer clinic amidst a formal inquest into his late
wife's death.
It marks the prince's first public appearance since a tabloid newspaper named him as a person
Princess Diana identified as wanting to kill her.
Turkey, heavy snowfall is closing roads throughout major cities.
Eleven people have died so far as heavy snow and sub-zero temperatures grip that country.
Hundreds of villages have been isolated by the heavy blankets of snow.
Many people are not prepared for this unusually cold weather there.
China, a very tired panda bear gets several helping hands.
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Tom Cruise could be the next superhero at the box office.
The actor says he wants to make a movie based on the superhero Iron Man.
Cruise says he finds the Marvel comic book character fascinating.
Cruise currently starring of course in the blockbuster hit The Last Samurai.
A former Beatle is at the center of a lawsuit.
That story leads on tonight's Fox Spotlight.
As George Harrison lay dying, his doctor coerced him into signing a guitar for his son.
That's what Harrison's estate is claiming.
Harrison's family says the doctor asked for the former Beatle's autograph two weeks before
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The doctor even reportedly held Harrison's hand as he autographed the guitar.
That doctor is denying the allegations.
Some interesting insights from Robert Duvall.
The actor says he turned down the chance to appear in The Godfather Part 3 because he
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Duvall started as Tom Hagen, the half brother to Michael Corleone, played by Al Pacino.
Duvall says that Pacino is offered three to four times as much money as him and he says
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The director of Lord of the Rings, the trilogy, sets a record for the third year in a row
Peter Jackson is nominated for the Director's Guild of America Award.
Sofia Coppola and Clint Eastwood are also up for the award this year.
And Kate Hudson is a mother.
Hudson gives birth to a baby boy.
It's the first child for the actress and her husband, rocker Chris Robinson.
No comment from the child's grandmother, actress Goldie Hawn.
Ray Charles plans to return to the stage in March.
Charles has been on the mend since hip surgery several months ago.
He's been undergoing physical therapy and hasn't performed since July.
Charles' first concert will be fittingly in New York City.
And he's also keeping busy working on a new album.
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One bird-brained robbery is caught on camera.
We'll show it to you next.
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A chilling 911 call from a man dying in that car as his three-year-old son sits in the
back seat, all after a road rage incident.
We'll have the story when we come right back.
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An unsolved murder caused by an apparent case of road rage.
The killer is still on the loose tonight.
And tonight we hear the last words from the dying man calling 911 for help.
Mac Rue was murdered nearly five months ago.
He left behind a young son, three years old.
And police are releasing a disturbing 911 tape to try to get some information on whoever
killed him.
Troy Hayden is live in Fox News Central with some of that tape tonight.
Troy, this is hard to hear.
It is.
Not easy to listen to at all, Carrie.
In fact, this young man is literally dying while he's on the phone.
But police are hoping somebody who hears this might remember something about that day back
in August.
911, what is your emergency?
I've been shot.
Where are you?
I've been shot.
Where are you?
This is Rue trying to get help in the final moments of his life.
The 23-year-old was shot in a road rage incident while driving on Interstate 10 last August.
Even though he seems eerily calm, he knows he's not going to make it.
Please help me.
OK, stay on the line.
I'm fading, sir.
What type of vehicle are you in?
I'm dead.
I'm dying, man.
All the time this is going on, Rue's three-year-old son, Mac Jr., was in the back of the car.
He wasn't hurt.
It's been nearly five months now since Rue was killed.
Police still have no solid leads.
Investigators hope hearing this promising life slip away might make somebody call in
with information on his killer.
Sir, can you hear me?
This happened back on August 22.
Happened on I-17 South, then went out to I-10 West.
That's where he died out there.
The suspects, all police know, two Hispanic men inside a small white car.
If anybody has any information about that day, they're asked to call Phoenix police.
The reward is up to $11,000.
In tonight's Valley Scan, investigators are testing a woman for alcohol after she plowed
her Lexus into two cars yesterday.
The accident happened near Guadalupe in Price.
One victim, Suzanne Borcher, had to be pulled from her burning car by some good Samaritans.
She's in fair condition tonight.
Well, you saw the incredible video yesterday of the man, or of the accident here on the
101 near McKellips.
We now know the name of the person in that truck.
41-year-old David Dalton died before the crash.
Medical examiners believe Dalton suffered some kind of medical condition.
Arizona sending some heartfelt support overseas to our fighting men and women.
This is happening from the post office at 49th Street in Van Buren.
The National Guard sending off banners to the troops in Iraq, each signed by the Veterans
Medical Center.
A parking ticket dispute turns into a lawsuit and the whole thing is caught on tape.
Take a look at this.
A woman's struggling here with a New York City sheriff's deputy.
You can see that he swings at her.
He eventually throws her to the ground.
What led up to this?
Well, it started when the woman asked the man if she could just pay $239 in cash or
whatever to get her car before they hauled it away and towed it off for parking tickets.
She was originally charged with resisting arrest and assaulting an officer, but those
charges were dropped.
So now she's suing the sheriff's department.
NASA's rover on Mars hasn't done much roving yet.
Scientists say Spirit's first move likely won't come for another week now.
These are 3D pictures of the red planet.
Now the reason Rover isn't cruising yet, scientists are plotting its course.
There are some pretty nifty sized obstacles out there.
There are also some pretty interesting scientific targets.
We're learning a lot about them with the pan cam.
Now mission managers are still having some trouble clearing one of the deflated landing
airbags to get it out of the way.
Once Spirit does move, its first stop will be a crater that may tell scientists if there
was ever water and possibly life on the red planet.
A famous 85 year old evangelist is on the man after taking a fall.
Reverend Billy Graham is recovering in a Florida hospital after breaking his left hip.
This was Graham before the accident.
He was actually on his way for a checkup when he fell in his hotel room.
Graham's spokesperson says he's in good spirits and is expected to make a full recovery.
News organizations want to see the records in the Michael Jackson molestation case.
News organizations have asked a judge in Santa Barbara County to release those records.
The records were initially sealed for 45 days back on November 17th.
That was the day before authorities searched the Neverland Ranch.
The defense wants those papers to remain sealed.
Well we thought we'd give you a Fox follow up on Joey Buttafugo.
He hasn't been in the news for a while but he pleads innocent to charges stemming from
an alleged auto insurance scam.
Buttafugo made headlines more than a decade ago when his 17 year old girlfriend Amy Fisher
shot his wife in the face.
He was arrested last month however as part of a sting operation that led to charges against
ten other owners and employees of California auto repair shops.
A judge ordered him to report back to court next month.
That's when a judge will determine if there's enough evidence here to go to trial.
One robber's disguise can only be described as foul.
Dressed in a bright yellow chicken suit, you've got to give him points for originality.
You can see the gunman holding up a grocery store in Ohio.
The chicken stole cash from the store safe and then flew the coop before the cops arrived.
Is it over yet?
No, not yet I guess when it comes to the flu.
Have we seen the worst yet though?
That's the question and we have the answer coming up.
But coming up after the break, the woman who wouldn't go away.
She claims she lost a 162 million dollar lottery ticket and she's fighting back.
She is not through with this yet.
We'll be back on Fox 10 News at 9 right after this.
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Unfortunately when it comes to Arizona's flu season the Center for Disease Control say
that we are not in the clear just yet.
Arizona is one of 42 states still battling the flu bug.
Doctors say the flu has tapered off in five states so far.
However in other states the flu has not yet reached its peak.
The Megabucks lottery controversy in Ohio takes another strange turn.
It's wacky.
Maybe more aptly describe it.
Stephanie Sandoval live in Fox News Central.
What is going on with this woman?
She's got a criminal past.
That's what's going on.
And even though the money has already been awarded to another woman, the woman who claims
she lost the winning ticket is holding her ground.
And as I said she has a criminal past.
Alicia Battle is certainly making a name for herself.
The self-proclaimed owner of the winning 162 million dollar lottery ticket who says she
lost the ticket in this parking lot.
We're asking the court hold on.
Don't do anything.
Rather give us the opportunity to see the evidence and to test the evidence.
But lottery officials say they've already reviewed the so-called evidence and say Rebecca
Jemison is the winner and she has the winning ticket and receipt to prove it.
Battle's attorney says it doesn't add up though because his client knows things that only
the winner would know.
How can a person know the date and the time and the place and the machine?
Battle's case is being questioned even more now that news of her criminal past has come
to light.
These are mugshots dating back to 1992 for convictions of misuse of a credit card, criminal
trespassing and assault.
Whatever happened in the past, you know, they dig up dirt.
They don't know what's behind that.
Lottery officials say it's of little concern now.
Lottery tickets are a bearer instrument.
It's like having cash in your hand.
If you lose the cash, you're most likely not getting it back.
You need to present us a winning ticket.
Now when asked about those past convictions, Battle simply said, yes, I was charged but
I was not convicted.
Police reports, however, show a different story.
They show she was in fact convicted.
Hold on for just one second here.
She says she lost the ticket, right?
Right.
Having trouble keeping a straight face on this.
The other woman, there was no evidence that she found the winning ticket, right?
She bought the ticket.
No, and what's interesting, that's correct, John, but what's interesting in this, the
woman who turned in the winning ticket, it was a crisp, pristine ticket.
The woman who claimed she lost it said she lost it outside.
It might have fallen in the snow and she had people looking in the snow.
Again, that winning ticket, perfectly pristine, crisp winning lottery ticket.
She took home $92 million after taxes.
Yeah, I'm thinking of Dr. Evil.
Right.
Thanks, Steph.
No, $92 million.
$92 million, yes.
Well, I'm glad the rightful owner has the ticket.
Coming up, Dave Muncie with the forecast.
It's even better than he first said it was going to be.
The mug shots were flattering though, weren't they?
Yeah, they were nice.
They were very flattering.
Yeah, Dave will be back in a minute.
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Now, Fox 10 Weather with Dave Munsey. Hi everybody, let's take a look at it here.
You can see once again these guys up in the northwest getting another little system in
there. It stays out of here, although we do get some cloudiness and a little bit of moisture
up north. 68 for the high, 64 the norm. 70 is the record. 45 the morning low. Normal
would have been 44. 17 is the record there. Goes all the way back to 1913. Right now,
we have 58 degrees, 32 percent on the humidity, our dew point temperature at 28. Southwest
at 3 on the breeze and 30.13, it is a rising barometer. Here come your highs. 66 at Yuma,
Hula Bend. 69, 56 at Kingman. 60 at Lake Havasu City. 57 in Sedona, Flagstaff 43. 50 at Sholo,
37 at Page and 54 at Pace and 70 in Tucson. 71 at Douglas and 63 in Safford. The east
really doesn't look too bad with the exception of that lake effect snow that we're seeing
with that very cold air going across the Great Lakes. This is the story out here. And everybody
gets a little bit of it. Look at Sheldon, Washington, 12 inches. We have 20 inches
at Parkdale, Oregon, 3 and a half inches in Boise. Seattle picked up about 3 inches as
well. 31 below at Halleck, Minnesota, that's the wind chill. 17 below at Evelyn, Minnesota,
that's the national low. So it was cold in Minnesota, New York City, very windy with
31 mile per hour gusts. And the temperature got into the 20s but felt like about 5 degrees
because of the wind chills today and that was all over the northeast. Cold weather extending
into the northeast. You can see the lake effect snow and the showers south of that. Cool weather
in the east, nice in the southeast, mild here. It'll be cool in the west and the northwest
as you can see here. Continues to have that moisture in the form of rain and snow. 50
degrees in Denver today, that's Salt Lake City at 27, 36 in Minneapolis. Billings at
30, 10 in Bismarck, 20 in Minneapolis. There's Chicago at 19, Cleveland 21, New York City
26, 32. In the nation's capital, Jacksonville 48, Miami 72, Brownsville 48 and 44 in Dallas,
Fort Worth. Oklahoma City had 41 degrees today. Well you can see we did get a little bit of
moisture, just a little bit here and there. A flake of snow, a drop of rain, that was
about it. But it did come down. 43 at Bullhead City tomorrow morning, 33 in Payson, 24 in
Sholot. Look for 56 in Sholot tomorrow, 53 in Flagstaff. 75 at Gila Bend and 68 at Lake
Havasu. Your forecast looks like this folks. Clearing, chilly, light wind, 35 to 45. 73
tomorrow, it's going to be a beautiful day. Nice warm one, mostly sunny. And wait till
you see this on the 7 day. Got some beautiful temperatures coming in here. As you can see,
that nice looking 78 degree reading on Friday, going to be a good looking weekend for you.
Saturday 78, aren't those nice temperatures. And then Sunday, look at that, 75. With that,
we give you a rock and roll Arizona. Race time 745, 51 degrees, 69 at noon, 75 by the
time you finish the race. Sunrise 733. And that's not just the race day forecast. Whatever
you're doing, you can follow that forecast. If you're not racing, you're still going to
enjoy the day. Right. Probably maybe more. That's definitely true. You'll be up around
1030. Yeah, maybe no. Thanks Dave. It'll be 61 degrees at noon. Brian Boucher chases hockey
history. We'll see what happens tonight for the Coyotes. And in just a couple of minutes,
we talk with Dennis Green. Going to make a rather bold prediction for the Cardinals.
He's the new head coach. Way to hear what he has to say next. George has gone over the
edge. Jerry's lost his marbles. I was babbling incoherently for months. Kramer's out to lunch.
And Elaine's giving them shock therapy. I just got to stretch out in the hot bath. It's a
madhouse. Oh my God. On the next Seinfeld. Tonight at 1030. Right after Fox 10 News at
10. Leo pops. I'm Troy Hayden, new at 10, the latest on a developing story. There's
a rumor going around right now. This is not the video of it. There's a rumor going around
that the gasoline pipeline, the Kinder Morgan pipeline has broken again. People are already
flocking the gas station, but we talked to the governor's office and they have an explanation
for all this. You don't want to miss it at 10 o'clock. Also, some people hope this isn't
a sign of things to come. This is all about at 10 and one woman is going to great lengths
to look for love. And again, the latest on that rumor of a gasoline pipeline break coming
up at 10 o'clock. Fox 10 sports with Jude LaCava. The Arizona Cardinals begin a new
era hiring former Vikings head coach Dennis Green. And just a couple of minutes ago, I
got off the phone with coach Green San Diego and listen to this. He makes no hesitation.
Dennis Green expects success immediately for the Arizona Cardinals. We want to be a playoff
team the first year. We really do. I think to do that. I mean, the playoffs this year
and the AFC West and that's the St. Louis Rams and the Seattle Seahawks. You know, in
the national football league over the last few years, different teams have been able
to get in the playoffs and other teams have had a more difficult time repeating. And so
we hope to get in there and take the place of someone who can't repeat. Now, coach Green
has won everywhere. His coach making the playoffs eight times in his 10 year run at Minnesota.
Dennis Green brings to Arizona a history of winning. In Minnesota, he made the playoffs
eight of his 10 seasons. I've always built programs. I mean, if you look at my background,
you know, I was at Northwest and I was at Stanford, I was at the Minnesota Vikings.
And there's something very exciting about coming together with the new staff, coming
together, working with people, coming together with players and then watching that momentum.
Green has a strong resume. He's part of the legendary Bill Walsh coaching tree. What I'm
accustomed to doing, I'm accustomed to helping the team feel good about themselves and playing
hard and going all out and winning close ball games. That's what I'm accustomed to. That's
what I was accustomed to when I went into Minnesota for my days being one of the many,
many, many, many assistant coaches who thought they could be head coaches on Bill Walsh's
staff. The new coach has a strong track record with quarterbacks and the card's current QB
is impressed with his hiring. I played against Coach Green a couple of times when I was in
Cincinnati and his offenses were very explosive. Moved the ball, ran the ball well. Defense
was very competitive and that's the key, I think, of winning championship games. You
have to have a competitive defense to win championship games. Dennis Green is not short
on confidence. He has some very immediate goals in mind. The first clear-cut goal would
be to win the playoffs in the first year. Richard Seid's track is on. Jeff Blake tonight
too. We're going to have more of course coming up at 10 o'clock. Very special night for the
Coyotes and goaltender Brian Boucher, the netminder, chasing history tonight. And I'm
talking about impressive history, looking for his fourth straight shutout in a row.
That would take you back to 1949 and he was brilliant against Washington tonight. 27 saves
on the evening and then getting help from the captain. Shane Doane gives the Coyotes
a 1-0 lead. Not bad for number 19 and Damon Lankow also adding to the scoring punch here.
3-0 Phoenix. Boucher becomes the first goalie in 55 years. Got to go back to Bill Dernan
in March of 1949. He records his fourth straight shutout win. How about that? I mean we want
to win the game but they're playing so hard in front of me. I know they want it too so
I said it before that it's a pride thing, defense, and this is a great confidence for
a hockey team to be able to shut teams out. Let's keep moving to the NBA. The Phoenix
Suns continue their road trip in Milwaukee tonight to take on the Bucks. And we've got
two new Suns to talk about. Howard Isley coming over in that Marbury trade from the near end.
There's Antonio McDyce. He used to play for the Suns a few years back. McDyce, early action.
You're going to see his total scoring tonight. He scored four points for the Suns. Isley
as well getting some playing time. Watch Dish it out for that baseline jumper here. But
the Bucks take advantage of the home court. Michael Reds was brilliant for Terry Porter.
Here we go Desmond Mason with the tap in here. And then watch Red come off the screen. 23
points tonight. The final Milwaukee 95. Phoenix 87. So the Bucks win over the Suns. Scoreboard
tonight in the NBA. Celtics the winner over Orlando. Cleveland fades late to Toronto.
75-69. Pilliwinter along with Miami over the Bulls. How about the Pistons holding off the
Rockets and New Orleans by 10 over Washington. Lakers losing to Denver tonight 113-91. Dallas
the winner. Sacramento, Seattle also now in the third quarter. Hey don't forget the Rock
and Roll Arizona countdown. Four days to go as we count it down as Dave said. Some great
weather. Also want to point out another big story in the NFL. Joe Gibbs has returned to
Washington along with associate head coach Joe Bugle in Washington. More on Dennis Green
in about 20 minutes. We understand his official arrival will take place on Friday. But again
the key here is putting his stamp on the football operations. If that happens there's a chance
that this franchise can finally reach some improvement here. We'll see. So he's got to
have some control over what's going on. I think draft picks, signing, freeing up money
to make sure these picks come in early and picking you know everything from free agent
quarterbacks to what he has to do to rebuild this team especially on defense. And I think
he's going to have a shot. Sounds very hopeful. Much more coming up tonight. Fox 10 News at
10 starts right now. A candlelight memorial flickers outside the home where a couple was
brutally murdered. The suspect, their own handyman. I've been shot. We're all right.
Dying words from a man shot in a case of road rage with his young son in the back seat.
Attorneys in the Bishop O'Brien hit and run case battling it out in court today over a
car. But it wasn't the Bishop's car. And Green will soon be wearing red. This is Arizona's
best. Fox 10 News at 10. Good evening and thank you for joining us. I'm Troy Hayden.
I'm Stephanie Sandoval. We begin with a Fox 10 News alert.