Guadalupe shooting sends 2 to the hospital; NWS confirms Maricopa County tornado | Morning News Brief
PHOENIX - From an East Valley shooting investigation to what a food company exec allegedly said during a meeting, here's a look at some of the top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for the morning of November 25.
1. Shooting investigation in Guadalupe
Officials with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office say they are looking into a shooting that sent two people to the hospital overnight.
Dig deeper:
Officials say of the two people who were hospitalized, one suffered life-threatening injuries.
2. Family member of road rage shooting victims express grief
Man jailed after road rage leads to double fatal shooting
The family of Quincy Polk, 29, and his 8-year-old daughter, Envy Cardenas, is planning two funerals after the father and daughter were fatally shot in a road rage incident over the weekend. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has the full story.
We are hearing from the family of two victims in a weekend road shooting.
What they're saying:
"I don't just have one funeral," said Joesra Martin, the mother and grandmother of the victims. "I got two funerals I gotta prepare for."
3. Tornado hit Maricopa County
National Weather Service officials have confirmed that a tornado hit a portion of Maricopa County (location pictured) on Nov. 18.
Big picture view:
Officials said the "weak, short-lived" tornado "produced damage to a property near HWY 60 including flipping over an RV trailer."
4. U.S. officials say Ukraine peace deal has been made
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A U.S. official said Ukraine has agreed to a peace deal that would lead to the end of the war with Russia.
The backstory:
Putin sent troops into Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, amid Kyiv’s bid to join NATO that he cast as a major threat to Russia. Putin expected a quick victory, but was met by steadfast Ukrainian resistance and a flow of Western weapons.
As of negotiations, Russia controls about a fifth of the Ukrainian territory.
5. Recording allegedly captures offensive comments made by Campbell's exec
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Accusations are making their rounds after a Campbell Soup Company executive allegedly made disparaging comments regarding the company’s customers and employees.
What Was Allegedly Said:
"We have s--- for f---ing poor people. Who buys our s---? I don’t buy Campbell’s products barely anymore," the voice allegedly belonging to Campbell's vice president and chief information security officer Martin Bally can be heard saying in a recording that was made during a meeting in 2024.
Also, your weather forecast for today
Morning Weather Forecast - 11/25/25
While parts of the country are seeing snow, things are expected to warm up a bit in Arizona ahead of Thanksgiving.