richard saenz previews the college football next up in sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day, every day. should we get started? who wants coffee? introducing my new brunchfast menu. southwest scrambler plate, a sparkling blood orange cooler, and homestyle potatoes. (jude)todd graham's asu sun >>> well, todd graham's asu sun devils started the season 5-1 but three straight losses in the pac-12 put a damper on the asu season. powerhouse utah coming to town thursday the injury situation at quarterback, manny wilkens injured in the usc game. tried to get through a few other games but really ineffective and then it was brady white. brady white against ucla and the fractured lowered leg so they did something they didn't want to. do they would have loved to red shirted sterling cole. he showed signs and really has some talent. played decent at time against oregon but if you look at the an issue.

in minnesota, i'm richard saenz. reporter: more to come from richard with interviews in the locker room. what about week number 11? dak prescott having a dream season as a first-year quarterback. keep an eye on this run. you have to like this. or the repbsz west says i will ravens rolls to his right and ties the game at seven. here's one more to dez bryant, 17-10. dallas looking to try to win their ninth win of the season. prescott on a second and 8. it is back to bryant and they go to 9-1. cowboys win. how about that? they are on a roll. prescott continues. mike tomlin, steelers trying to funk. they do it. this was in cleveland. josh mccowan, rough afternoon. what else is new? steelers win it, 24-9. browns are 0-11 on the season. oh, man, rough. dog pound got to be barking up a storm on that one. giants versus the bears. giants having a nice year after jay cutler makes a good throw here, 7-0 in chicago. eli was 31-26 for two touchdowns. manning getting it going. this time he would find will ty. a strong afternoon wi

. >> arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch. arlette. >> good morning. democrats will try to reclaim today's number to watch in the senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against maggie hassen. split ticket voters could be key in that st another toss-up race is in missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander is against roy blount. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. in wisconsin we're seeing a senate rematch. ron johnson is facing off against russ feingold, a democratic senator he defeated back in 2010. this was leaning toward feingold in a dead heat. as for house republicans trying to defend their biggest majority in nearly

. >> arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch. arlette. >> good morning. democrats will try to reclaim senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against maggie hassen. split ticket voters could be key in that missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander is against roy blount. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. in wisconsin we're seeing a senate rematch. ron johnson is facing off against russ feingold, a democratic senator he defeated back in 2010. this was leaning toward feingold in a dead heat. as for house republicans trying to defend their biggest majority in nearly 90 years. democrats are eyeing 30 seats to take control. dian

richard saenz standing by. he'll take you in the locker room. more to come on today's win over (jude)coming off the bye weekend and facing a team just trying to win a football game the arizona cardinals never expected a game to go down to the final play of the game but in a season of surprises you >>> coming off a bye weekend, the cardinals never expected the game to come down to this. as bruce arians said, win any way you can get it. david johnson set up as wide receiver. easy matchup here to win. 7-0 arizona. johnson again. this time hits the edge. watch him turn on the speed. two hands to the pylon and a touchdown and a 14-0 lead. the replay reviewed whether or not that left foot was out of bounds, but the play stood on the field. cardinals jumped out and looked good 14-0. best game in a long, long time. he evaded defenders, made a nice throw to jeremy curly. watch it again. you can see both defenders for the cardinals come up and defend the run against kaepernick, and curly is wide open. it's 14-7 arizona. kaepernick, late fourth quarter, de

. >> arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch. today's number to watch in the senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against maggie hassen. split ticket voters could be key another toss-up race is in missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander is against roy blount. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. in wisconsin we're seeing a senate rematch. ron johnson is facing off against russ feingold, a democratic senator he defeated back in 2010. for quite some time but is now in a dead heat. as for house republicans trying to defend their biggest majority in nearly 90 years. democrats are eyeing 30 seats to

richard saenz in minneapolis. >> reporter: jude, they say numbers don't lie. today, tells a different story as the cardinals end up with more total yards and more total first downs but the cardinals end up short on the scoreboard. why, you ask, according to bruce arians it was because of three big plays. >> the game was lost on three the touchdown on flicker and the touchdown on the kickoff return. other than, that we had a heck of a ballgame and still had a chance to win. we should have fielded the punt at the end, which cost us a lot of field position. we make the punt return and when we had the opportunity at the five-minute mark to win the game and we did not get it done. >> obviously, disapp we have to get back to it and we have another huge game on the road next week. we'll take the day to feel bad about it and look at what we need to improve on and get ready for next week. >> we need to stick together. we're a family. this is, obviously, not what we came up here for. there is no reason to hold our heads down. we have to fix it. there is no answers outsi

. >> abc's arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch this morning. arlette. kendis. democrats will try to reclaim the majority on capitol hill. today's number to watch in the senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against the state's democratic governor maggie hassan. split ticket voters could be key in that state. another toss-up race is in missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander, a democrat, is challenging republican senator roy blunt. kander is one of the cycle's breakout stars. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. then in wisconsin we're actually seeing a senate rematch. republican senator ron johnson is facing off against russ fe

. >> abc's arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch this morning. arlette. >> good morning, diane and today's number to watch in the senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against the state's democratic governor split ticket voters could be key in that state. another toss-up race is in missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander, a democrat, is challenging republican senator roy blunt. kander is one of the cycle's breakout stars. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. then in wisconsin we're actually seeing a senate rematch. republican senator ron johnson is facing off against russ feingold, a democratic senator he actuall

. >> abc's arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch this morning. arlette. >> good morning, diane and kendis. the majority on capitol hill. today's number to watch in the senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against the state's democratic governor split ticket voters could be key in that state. another toss-up race is in missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander, a democrat, is challenging republican senator roy blunt. kander is one of the cycle's breakout stars. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. then in wisconsin we're actually seeing a senate rematch. republican senator ron johnson is facing off against russ fei

. >> abc's arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch this morning. arlette. >> good morning, diane and kendis. democrats will try to reclaim senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against the state's democratic governor maggie hassan. in that state. another toss-up race is in missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander, a democrat, is challenging republican senator roy blunt. kander is one of the cycle's breakout stars. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. then in wisconsin we're actually seeing a senate rematch. republican senator ron johnson is facing off against russ feingold, a democratic senator he actually defeated

richard saenz catching up with johnson to understand more on his article and check in on the cardinals running game. >> loops across for another score. >> reporter: we're here with david johnson. if you want to know how well david johnson is doing this year, look at this line. how does it make you feel >> it makes me feel good. we have a great fan base and people who support me and support what i'm doing. >> reporter: you're coming off a bye week. tell us how nice it was to get that weekend off. >> it felt great to get my body back as healthy as possible. >> reporter: a lot of people may not know this about you but you are big into anti-bullying. you are against bullying. bullying. give us a glimpse of that and why you decided to do that. >> when i was growing up in elementary, i dealt with bullying. that was one of the things that struck home with me deep in my heart. i went into college to be a special education teacher and to see more of an impact on how bullying is among everyone, not just the person being but also the buller and the community around and how much of an affect it co

more on the race and richard saenz at university of phoenix stadium, yes, sports night is coming up in about 30 minutes. we hop we hope to see you nfl fans at now. >>> thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. tonight, a community is rallying, coming together to show support for two kids who have lost their mother in a tragic way. >> yeah, the family was walking home from the park yesterday, and last night when a driver hit them in a crosswalk, killing the mother. our fox 10's stefania okolie was back in the neighborhood today to learn a little bit more about the family. stefania? >> yeah, well, matt and linda, shattered by what happened. this family was well-known. they said the mother was special and a warm person. her and the kids were so close to home yesterday evening before they were hit. the kids are still in serious condition at phoenix children's hospital. and meanwhile, the community is rallying together and praying for this family. corner outside of the warner ranch neighborhood. >> everything just seemed like a dream. memorial perhaps the loudest emotion on a quiet

. >> reporter: let's hope lacava and richard saenz use all of their vacation time because they won't use it during that time. one thing about knowing the games are happening that weekend and the events in phoenix, transportation is an issue. we talked to dawn and she says there will be shuttle buss in place and light rails and extra services as everyone gets ready for the final four in a couple >> matt got here right in time. he is a huge sports fans, chicago guy. he is going to love this. all right, matt, thank you. >>> warm weather delayed the opening at arizona snowbowl. the resort can make snow. they planned to open friday but do you know what the problem is, it has not been cold enough. it has been above freezing so you can't make manmade snow. th times. the new target date is november 18 if the temperatures cooperate. >> dave will be letting us know coming up if that may happen. the national weather service in flag tweeting out what it looked like in flagstaff around this time last year. >> oh, yeah, remember that? yes, yes, i remember this. >> dave munsey joining us with a loo

more on the race and richard saenz at university of phoenix coming up in about 30 minutes. we hope to see you nfl fans at 10:30 tonight. >>> fox 10 news at 10:00 starts now. >>> thank you for joining us for fox 10 news at 10:00. tonight, a community is rallying, coming together to show support for two kids who have lost their mother in a tragic way. >> yeah, the family was walking home from the park yesterday, and last night when a driver hit them in a crosswalk, killing mother. our fox 10's stefania okolie was back in the neighborhood today to learn a little bit more about the family. stefania? >> yeah, well, matt and linda, the community is really shattered by what happened. this family was well-known. they said the mother was special and a warm person. her and the kids were so close to home yesterday evening before they were hit. the kids are still in serious condition at phoenix children's hospital. and meanwhile, the community is rallying together and praying for this family.

richard saenz with more on this matchup. cards going to win games and win them now and win in bunches the rest of the way if they want to think about the post season back with more nfl and we will see you at 6:00. >>> thanks. one other note from last night's election that could have had a big effect on the world of sports. voters in san diego rejected a measure that would have helped fund a new downtown stadium for the san diego chargers. cities being held hostage by sports teams. the chargers have played in qualcomm stadium for decades. the measure was soundly defeated. taxpayers more and more around the country are saying we aren't going to pay for this stuff and let the owners pay. rumors have been flying for years tat chargers may move to l.a. and this could be the last straw. it's possible. >>> coming up, when new music will be on the way from former shakira cancels two upcoming performances this month- the singer was set upcoming performances this >>> shakury canceled two upcoming performances. was set to appear in the

they desperately needed a win, we'll break it down for you, plus richard saenz in the locker room with calais campbell and michael floyd, and nascar, a wild double overtime finish tonight at >>> you're watching fox 10 news at 9:00, with linda williams with matt rodewald. >>> a major earthquake hit the east coast of new zealand's south island just before midnight, triggering multiple aftershocks and tsunami waves as well. fox news reporter bryan llenas >> reporter: a powerful earthquake struck new zealand's shutout island, shaking residents awake and causing severe damage to buildings and homes. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit just after midnight local time in a rural area of the city of christchurch. >> the area most affected is clearly on the east coast, sort of around the kaikoura area and inland. we have had very limited communications there because it's been cut >> reporter: a number of strong aftershocks were felt more than 120 miles away, and the tsunami was reported about two hours later. new zealand's prime minister, john key, says the full extent of the damage is still being asses

richard saenz checking in with the cardinals today. realizing that niners defense can be had. >>> it's the return of colin kaepernick and the san francisco 49ers. the last time kaepernick played here in arizona the cardinals defense had a field day. taking two back to the house for touchdown. could doesn't -- but doesn't mean the niners will take him lightly. >> he a double clutch two of them and justin both red those routes well and broke on the ball well and the pass rush was the key. >> we return overlooking anybody. the team that cet k beat you and at team that can take off and run and a great tail back and there is nobody in the locker room. >> larry fitzgerald and carson palmer got the day off. of the season and given their age they are not doing much on wednesdays anyway. he paused, don't tell them i said that let's see what they do on sunday. in tempe, i'm richard saenz for fox 10 sports. >>> and don't forget we are on after the game here on fox 10 news after the game. see you then. >> sounds good. thank you. "tmz" is next and

i'm rich. >> ard saenz. >> reporter: cardinals at the vikings at 11:00 a.m. our guest analyst max starks on i will talk about cancer, purple tie, coyotes battling the sharks and another big night for college football. more action in the pac 12 and around the country. we'll see you back in sports in 30 minutes. >> thank you are very much. >>> a vigil is held tonight for an 11-year-old girl who disappeared 24 years ago. >> you may remember her name, it is brandy myers. neighborhood on one afternoon back in 1992. people gathered tonight in encanto park to remember brandy and hopefully, renew interest in her case. her family hopes the vigil may spark someone's memory and find out what happened to her. she was last seen on the street where brian miller lived. evidence linked him to two or kill information the valley. those women were found murdered at the same too many that brandy disappeared. miller is still awaiting trial. >>> following up on a terrible accident that killed a 35-year-old mother and injured her children. they were crossing chandler street. her so

we'll tell you with richard saenz in minneapolis. the cardinals, what happened today in minnesota next. with our $3.50 sub of the day, every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day we took an already great lineup and made it better. we don't have a lot of grocery stores here in our neighborhood and we want our neighbors to have access to good things at affordable prices. the only thing easy in our community is fast food. ? well hello! wow! we're here to offer some help. welcome! i mean, look at the size of this thing! who doesn't need a sweet potato that size? they took the time to care what our project was about. here you go. and that was something >> reporter: what was once a season that started with high expectations has left the red the cardinals haunted by special team, giving up a couple of big plays and decided the game today in minnesota. it started with the audio man being run over by the vikings. a bad sign for the audio guy. for the viking

we'll tell you with richard saenz in minneapolis. the cardinals, what happened you think denny's new pancakes are only for breakfast? well denny's new pancakes don't obey the laws of time. tastier, better pancakes. day or night. >> reporter: what was once a season that started with high expectations has left the red sea wondering what happened. the cardinals haunted by special team, giving up a couple of big in minnesota. it started with the audio man being run over by the vikings. a bad sign for the audio guy. for the vikings, they ran rough shot at times, especially getting to carson palmer. this big play late in the second xavier rhodes steps in on what would have been an out route to john brown. the touchdown counted and it was 20-10. b.a. and carson ta the sideline. jermaine gresham, his best play as a cardinal. the cardinals jump back in it. look at this effort. 20-17 at the half. cardinals right there but first play started the second half, can you believe it? patterson says i'm taking it to the house. it is a vikings touchdow

el mexicano, terminÓ de cuarto por lo adelante de sebastiÁn, de ferrari y del espaÑol carlos sÁenz. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. los espero al finalizar el noticiero junto al conde k para vivir una hora de entretenimiento y deporte. buenas noches. aranza: gracias, al regresar tenemos las imÁgenes de una fanÁtica que ha causado sensaciÓn. >> el noticiero univisiÓn te trae lo que debe saber de una forma diferente. s redes fÉlix: las redes sociales sorpresas agradables de gente que termina alegÁndonos por un rato la vida. asÍ es el caso de una mujer que van a ver ustedes, fanÁtica del equipo de baloncesto, que aprovechÓ uno de los escasos del partido para bailar. aranza: la grabaron bailando en pleno estadio con mucha energÍa, adelante de miles de fanÁticos. demostrando que no hace falta ser muy joven o verse como modelo para resultar encantadora. en pocas horas, el vÍdeo ha sido compartido por mÁs de 50.000 personas. que simpÁtica. fÉlix: lo pasÓ bien. aranza: que pase bien, gracias por su sintonÍa y que tenga un excelente inicio de semana. fÉlix: lo dejamo

town, torey lovullo coming over from boston, you him, plus david johnson checks in with our richard saenz. he's got a message for cards fans. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava. >>> well, they always dreamed about becoming a major league manager. he was the pac 10 year years ago at ucla, kind of a fringe minor league player that played at 7 or 8 teams, and his dad was the producer of the tv show hee-haw. torey lovullo was introduced today as the team's new general manager. >> i'm privileged to announce the next manager of the diamondbacks as torey lovullo. a very good big picture but never looking beyond the moment. >> torey lovullo gave credit to mentors along the way, from sparky anderson to cleveland's terry francona. >> certainly i want to aim as high as possible,

plus, richard saenz in minneapolis with david johnson and chandler jones. we're going to break it down and tell you what happened and where ( crowd gasping ) narrator: this is why i don't have a nice car. this is "whacked out sports." this one gets a little rough. i'd say "don't try this at home," one of you has a 500-foot cliff in your house. and no base-jumping off the bunk beds, either. - you guys ready? - let's do it. man: let's do it. ready, set, let's go. narrator: so far so good, but something seems amiss. keep your eye on the lead guy with the red and yellow chute. - agh! - narrator: oh! did you see that? might not have looked like much from this distance, but let's push in.

plus, richard saenz in minneapolis with david johnson and chandler jones. we're going to break it down and tell you what happened and where it went wrong. you think denny's new pancakes are only for breakfast? well denny's new pancakes don't obey the laws of time. look at them, they don't even obey the laws of gravity. day or night. >>> you're disappointed. you're a little bit angry. you expected more and if you're a cardinal fans, you are saying what happened in minnesota? maybe a micro koz imof what has been happening all season long. let's take a trip to the stadium. bradford makes the throw here. the vikings, they reviewed the play and it stood, 7-0, minnesota. again, vikings strike first. carson palmer under six minutes left in the first quarter. nice throw and catch, michael floyd. david johnson plows in. a power football game tied at seven. palmer on a first and looking down field makes a phenomenal throw. look at this catch by fitz. tyrann mathieu, round of applause for that catch. third and goal, here is the big turnover in that first half. bruce a

and bobby hurl i, asu basketball coach and richard saenz one-on-one with asu record setting placekicker zane gonzalez. sports night plus your tweets 20 >>> learning more tonight one of the soldiers killed this week outside of a military base in jordan was from tucson. the defense department says 30-year-old staff sergean mcenroe was one of three americans that were killed after their convoy came under fire on friday. the soldiers were part of a special forces group based out of fort campbell in kentucky. >>> more disturbing details emerging as yet another body is discovered on the south carolina property of todd kohlhepp a woman's body was found buried chained in a metal container. that container was discovered by an officer using a metal detector. different woman. 30-year-old kayla brown alive and chained inside a 30 by 15 foot container. her boyfriend's body was found in a shallow grave nearby. kohlhepp has confessed to gunning down four people at a motorcycle shop in chesney in 2003. investigators are now searching the property owned by kohlhepp for additional victims. those victims

arlette saenz is here to cover all things d.c. >> before we get started. >> no, no, no. >> okay, so let's get started. pop quiz question number one. >> okay. >> who are the youngest and oldest -- >> john f. kennedy -- >> let her finish. >> no, reagan oldest. >> you both got one answer. >> if we had an opportunity to, like -- >> john f. kennedy was 43 years old when elected, and ronald reagan was 69 years old when he was elected. if he -- >> donald trump. >> she's not letting me finish. >> i think we should have a rule where you have to get the question out. >> no. in what game show is that? >> this is not "jeopardy." would be the oldest of the two, donald trump, and he would be the new oldest president ever elected. >> yes. he's 70 years old. i don't know who won that round. question number two. who was the first divorced president? >> reagan. >> there you go. kendis won that. >> see, i waited until she was finished. i gave you several seconds to wait around, and still -- >> oh, please. >> if donald trump wins, he'll did -- >> playing the violin. >> facts. >> pop quiz question number thre

. >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard sa saenz. >>> winning on the road in the nfl is tough, but that's exactly what the cardinals are going to have to do if they want to make the play-offs. are you ready for this? cardinals, five are on the road, starting with this weekend in minnesota, the vikings with a brand-new stadium, u.s. bank stadium will be packed with purple this sunday. the state-of-the-art facility seats 66,000 fans. the roof is see-through, and i'm just glad it has a roof, because the game-day forecast sounds cold. a high of 35 and a low of 23, wow. the word around the league, this ple the cardinals are used to it, after all, they play in seattle every year, and that's one of the loudest in the nfl. we'll find out how loud u.s. bank stadium is on sunday. >> having not done it, just hearing about it and seeing pictures from other teams, it's a really great venue, and i'm glad they have got it done. then i have got to hear it. >> we have got the game for you right here on fox 10. it's going to be a good one, the vikings hosting the arizona cardinals. we check in

highlights of all three games, >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard sa saenz. for the falcons, but come sunday he'll be public enemy number one, the big fast strong wide receiver, so good, one of the best in the league. some say he's actually the best. his numbers, impressive, over 60 catches, more than a thousand yards of receiving, and five touchdowns. he torched the panthers earlier in the year. jones racked up 300 yards receiving in just one game. how good is julio? fitzgerald has nothing but nice thing to say about the falcons main man. >> if you look at his targets, he doesn't get an exorbitant amount of targets. he does a great job, spreading the ball around to other receivers. they have a lot of other great guys, complementary pieces to work well and give him opportunities as well. >> no need to fly to atlanta to watch the game. we have got you covered. you can watch the game right here on fox 10, fitz to head with julio jones. it should be a great time. some teams couldn't wait until sunday to hit the field, like the red skins taking on the cowboys. th

right now at the volkswagen >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard sa saenz. >>> it's another big game for the cardinals, but let's face it, at this stage in the season, every game is going to be a big one for the cards. from here on out, not much room for errors as the cardinals head to minnesota. >> no, i'm good. i'm good. fully participated in practice today, we'll do it again tomorrow and be ready to go on sunday. that was the plan fm beginning, you know. it's everybody has got something right now. >> nice to hear larry itzgerald is a okay and will play this sunday. and what do you know, we have got the game for you right here on fox 10. it's the cardinals in minnesota, and yes, we will have a crew in minneapolis, and we'll have extended highlights and post-game coverage after the game. more nfl stuff, nfl action thursday night football to be panthers, saints lined up for a field goal, on the return, he is done, down the sideline, it looks like an easy touchdown for the panthers, but watch this block right here. that is a no-no. you can't block in the back, and why are you

el mexicano, terminÓ de cuarto por lo adelante de sebastiÁn, de ferrari y del espaÑol carlos sÁenz. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. los espero al finalizar el noticiero junto al conde k para vivir una hora de entretenimiento y deporte. buenas noches. aranza: gracias, al regresar tenemos las imÁgenes de una fanÁtica que ha causado sensaciÓn. >> el noticiero univisiÓn te trae lo que debe saber de una forma diferente. ediciÓn digital, 12 p.m. por univisiÓn. s redes fÉlix: las redes sociales sorpresas agradables de gente que termina alegÁndonos por un rato la vida. asÍ es el caso de una mujer que van a ver ustedes, fanÁtica del equipo de baloncesto, que aprovechÓ uno de los escasos del partido para bailar. aranza: la grabaron bailando en pleno estadio con mucha energÍa, adelante de miles de fanÁticos. demostrando que no hace falta ser muy joven o verse como modelo para resultar encantadora. en pocas horas, el vÍdeo ha sido compartido por mÁs de 50.000 personas. que simpÁtica. fÉlix: lo pasÓ bien. aranza: que pase bien, gracias por su sintonÍa y que tenga un exc

feel like a hollywood insider >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard saenz. >> i know. the suns don't have the best of records, but this team is trending in the right direction. they are young and talented, but we'll have to suffer through some growing pains the suns hosting the nets, yes, that's right, brooklyn is in the house, watson watching his team. check out t.j. warren with the putback slam. take another he gets sky high. i think i slammed that one too hard. how about the rookie, marquise chris taking it to the rack. this kid is something special. eric bled defensive. final score 122-104. the nets get their first victory we stay on the hard court, grand canyon, the lopes hooping it up with the duke blue devils, the number one team in the country, but gcu had the early lead. with the hesitation move, takes it to the buck and gets it to go. g.c.u. had the early lead but it wouldn't last. here come the blue devils and here comes greyson allen, working low, getting the hoop and harm, and he range, three-ball, corner pocket, that one is good. nothing but net. allen, g

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this black friday >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard sa saenz. >>> winning on the road in the nfl is tough, but that's exactly what the cardinals are going to have to do if they want to make the play-offs. are you ready for this? of the next seven games for the cardinals, five are on the road, starting with this weekend in minnesota, the vikings with a brand-new stadium, u.s. bank purple this sunday. the state-of-the-art facility seats 66,000 fans. the roof is see-through, and i'm just glad it has a roof, because the game-day forecast sounds cold. a high of 35 and a low of 23, wow. the word around the league, this place is downright loud. the cardinals are used to it, after all, they play in seattle every year, and that's one o we'll find out how loud u.s. bank stadium is on sunday. >> having not done it, just hearing about it and seeing pictures from other teams, it's a really great venue, and i'm glad they have got it done. i'm looking forward to it. if it's louder than seattle, then i have got to hear it. >> we have got the game for you right here on fox 10. it's going

the diamondbacks, a new manager, torey lovullo leaving >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard saenz. >> after a month of searching, their man, their manager, to be exact, and that man is torey lovullo, who is a former boston red sock, just like new gm mike hazen, familiar with lovullo, 30 years of experience, 14 as a player, 16 as a coach. he spent the last four years as a bench coach in the major leagues, which could be why he be for now, a look at his resum?, i'll tell you what, it's a pretty good one. he helped the red sox win the world series in 2013, and this really is important. he had a stint as a manager in 2015, posting a winning stint in 49 games. >>> we hoop it up thanks to the new orleans. what a game this turned out to be. with epick it up late. -- we pick it up late. booker nails the 3. we are tied. but, oh, it's not over yet. here come the pelicans. lance stevenson, falling down, hits the jumpers with two seconds left. suns say, oh, yeah, booker at the buzzer nails it. in ot, big tonight, 38 points, a career high. how about that, the shooter's touch, nice touch right

here is richard saenz with a preview. >>> jude, this is it. the final home game ever for the seniors of the asu football team and, boy, what a way to go out. taking on a top 25 team in utah. the crowd will be live tonight and the sun devils will need every single one of them. >> home field advantage is big. what makes it that way are section and they need to bring it because we are going to need all of the help we get. we have the 16th ranked team in the country coming in here and nothing matters except our guys in this senior bunch can figure out a way when this gun goes off one point ahead. >> one thing to help out the devils are a return of manny wilkens. >>> some kind of ball for you. >> i'm working the house ball tonight. i'm trying to get endorsement deal with the house ball. >> i noticed those gutter balls earlier in the evening here. you turning on when the lights are on. >> absolutely. i'm waiting for the lights to turn on and people get here and that's what i do with you guys. >> and his second choice in sports was the professional b

difference now it's your turn to make a difference >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard sa saenz. >>> julio jones, he's number 11 for the falcons, but come sunday he'll be public enemy number one, the big fast strong wide receiver, so good, one of the best in the league. some say he's actually the best. his numbers, impressive, over 60 catches, more than a thousand yards of receiving, and five touchdowns. he torched the panthers earlier receiving in just one game. how good is julio? even the late great larry fitzgerald has nothing but nice thing to say about the falcons main man. >> if you look at his targets, he doesn't get an exorbitant amount of targets. he does a great job, spreading the ball around to other receivers. they have a lot of other great guys, complementary pieces to work well and give him opportunities as watch the game. we have got you covered. you can watch the game right here on fox 10, fitz going head to head with julio jones. it should be a great time. some teams couldn't wait until sunday to hit the field, like the red skins taking on the cowboys. the rooki

in tempe, i'm richard saenz, for fox 10 sports. >>> we are here with paul and amy goldschmidt. i will talk to amy as goldy gets ready. this is a special fundraiser and you worked hard for this tell us where this all idea came from. >> we wanted to do something to raise awareness for the new cancer center for cancer and blood disorders. and we thought bowling would be everyone together pretty close and you can do some smack talk. >> this is great. and paul you have been at this and you want to make a difference. how is your game? >> it's okay. we have fun out here. that's the biggest thing but definitely some competition and not necessarily game but maybe some trash talk. >> i covered the pro bowlers tour back in the 80s and there is nothing like the pressure of live television so paul goldschmidt live. he can play baseball but can he handle live action. let's s goldy's bowling bash, great cause. phoenix children's hospital will be out here tonight and it's the pressure. maybe you can sneak one more in here. folks this is a fabulous cause. a lot of diamondbacks players and drew

. >> arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch. arlette. >> good morning. democrats will try to reclaim today's number to watch in the senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against maggie hassen. split ticket voters could be key in that missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander is against roy blount. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. in wisconsin we're seeing a senate rematch. ron johnson is facing off against russ feingold, a democratic senator he defeated back in 2010. in a dead heat. as for house republicans trying to defend their biggest majority in nearly 90 years. democrats are eyeing 30 seats to take control. diane

and bobby hurl i, asu basketball coach and richard saenz one-on-one with asu record setting placekicker zane gonzalez. sports night plus your tweets 20 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." >>> learning more to the soldiers killed this week outside of a military base in jordan was from tucson. the defense department says 30-year-old staff sergeant kevin mcenroe was one of three americans that were killed after their convoy came under fire on friday. the soldiers were part of a special forces group based out of fort campbell in kentucky. >>> more disturbing details emerging as yet another body is discovered on the south carolina property of todd kohlhepp a chained in a metal container. that container was discovered by an officer using a metal detector. the investigation was lunch

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are still in this >> the cardinals take on the san francisco 49ers in glendale on sunday, and richard saenz is here with the preview. there's hope, richard. >> oh, yeah, they still have plenty of football left to be played. it's another division game for the arizona cardinals, and it's also the salute to service weekend for the entire nfl. in honor of veterans day, the nfl will recognize current and former military members this weekend. the salute to service efforts hit close to home with cardinals fans. i am sure we will see pat tillman jerseys, and both of buchanan's parents were in the military, in the navy and marines. dale buchanan, giving us a glimpse of what it's like to grow up in a military family. >> the military has always been utmost respect for our troops. they do the most. and my mom had actually went to war one year, and she ent to iraq, and so that was one of the hardest times for me. you know, you just don't know what's going on the next day, things like that, but thank god i'm blessed that she came back safe. and, you know, i'm fortunate. like i said, i have the utmost res

. >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard saenz. >> after a month of searching, the arizona dbacks have found their man, their manager, to be exact, and that man is torey lovullo, who is a former boston hazen, familiar with lovullo, 30 years of experience, 14 as a player, 16 as a coach. he spent the last four years as a bench coach in the major leagues, which could be why he beat out nevin. for now, a look at his resum?, i'll tell you what, it's a pretty good he helped the red sox win the world series in 2013, and this really is important. he had a stint as a manager in 2015, posting a winning stint in 49 games. >>> we hoop it up thanks to the suns taking on the pelicans in new orleans. what a game this turned out to be. with epick it up late. -- we pick it up late. we are tied. but, oh, it's not over yet. here come the pelicans. lance stevenson, falling down, hits the jumpers with two seconds left. suns say, oh, yeah, booker at the buzzer nails it. in ot, devin booker coming up big tonight, 38 points, a career high. how about that, the shooter's touch, nice touch right here off th

right now at the volkswagen >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard sa saenz. >>> it's another big game for the cardinals, but let's face it, at this stage in the season, one for the cards. from here on out, not much room for errors as the cardinals head to minnesota. >> no, i'm good. i'm good. fully participated in practice today, we'll do it again tomorrow and be ready to go on sunday. that was the plan from the beginning, you know. it's everybody has got something right now. >> is a okay and will play this sunday. and what do you know, we have got the game for you right here on fox 10. it's the cardinals in minnesota, and yes, we will have a crew in minneapolis, and we'll have extended highlights and post-game coverage after the game. more nfl stuff, nfl action thursday night football to be exact, saints taking on the panthers, saints lined up for a done, down the sideline, it looks like an easy touchdown for the panthers, but watch this block right here. that is a no-no. you can't block in the back, and why are you blocking the kicker anyway? that's a penalty. still no touc

abc reporter artlette saenz will be along to test both kendis and myself on how much we know about our presidential election history. you don't want to miss it. >> i didn't know it was history. >> first, if you want your vote to have more of an impact in app for that. how vote swapping apps could have a major impact on who is in the oval office. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" continues after this from our abc >>> americans living in solidly blue or red states thanks to our >>> with so many americans living in solidly blue or red states thanks to our electoral college system, it is no wonder why so many voters feel like their votes don't count. >> it's not surprising why apps pop up to allow discouraged voter in other states to swap their votes. is it legal? we're up all nightline with terry morant. >> get out and vote. >> come out and vote. >> reporter: in the home stretch of what's become a razor thin election, but campaigns out in full force. their message? every vote counts. going to vote? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: it's a message sessa weeks has taken to hea

. >> abc's arlette saenz has more from good morning. >> reporter: something they never imagined, welcoming donald trump to the white house as the next president. it's not going to be an easy meeting, well documented that president obama thinks donald trump is up fit to be commander in chief and donald trump promised to undo president obama's legacy, but today, president obama will put aside those differences. here he was in the rose garden yesterday. >> we are now all rooting for success in uniting and leading the country. is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. over the next few months, we are going to show that to the world. >> reporter: now part of the transition involves intelligence briefings. as president-elect, donald trump can now receive the exact same daily intelligence briefings as president obama. meeting in the residence of the white house today, first lady michelle obama and future first lady, melania trump. over the campaign, likes michelle obama, of course we heard that after she borrowed the first lady's speech. >> it looks like hillary clinton will win the popular vote

>>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard saenz. >> i know. the suns don't have the best of records, but this team is trending in the right direction. they are young and talented, but we'll have to suffer through some growing pains the suns hosting the nets, yes, that's check out t.j. warren with the putback slam. take another look. he gets sky high. i think i slammed that one too hard. how about the rookie, marquise chris taking it to the rack. this kid is something special. eric bled final score 122-104. the nets get their first victory on the road this season. we stay on the hard court, grand canyon, the lopes hooping it up with the duke blue devils, the number one team in the country, but gcu had the early lead. with the hesitation move, takes it to the buck and gets it to go. g.c.u. had the early lead but it wouldn't last. here come the blue devils and working low, getting the hoop and harm, and he shows off his range, three-ball, corner pocket, that one is good. nothing but net. allen, great body control, gets the bucket to go. he had 25

. >> abc's arlette saenz joins us with some of those races to watch this morning. arlette. >> good morning, diane and kendis. democrats will try to reclaim the majority on capitol hill. today's number to watch in the senate is five. democrats need to flip five seats in order to take control. there are seven races that are pure toss-ups where anything can happen. many of these toss-ups are in battleground states where donald trump and hillary clinton are neck and neck. republicans are defending their seats in north carolina, pennsylvania and new hampshire where republican senator kelly ayotte is running against the state's democratic governor maggie hassan. split ticket voters could be key in that state. another toss-up race is in missouri, the state's secretary of state jason kander, a democrat, is challenging republican senator roy blunt. kander is one of the cycle's breakout stars. he is a military veteran who caught people's attention with an ad where he assembled a gun while blindfolded. then in wisconsin we're actually seeing a senate rematch. republican senat