a woman pulled from a burning apartment that woman does not survive. investigating -- investigation just getting started. it is up for you to decide on a big issue. should recreational pot illegal in arizona? there is one place to go this weekend to hear about this issue. cuba now you can bring home once the legal souvenirs. the band just listed -- just lifted by the obama administration. we learned another woman is coming forward and accusing donald trump of sexual misconduct. trump has a strongly denied all of these accusations. the woman is set to speak along with gloria all right in about half an hour. count on us to bring you the latest when she speaks out. thank you for choosing us.

a fast-moving fire, a smoke- filled apartment became a deadly combination for one woman in north phoenix this morning. megan thompson has been following this story all morning. any idea what caused this? >> reporter: that is what investigators are trying to figure out if they do tell us the fire doesn't look suspicious but it definitely is tragic. the woman lived inside this apartment complex. you can see damages. the walls, furniture, charred and everything peeling off and the black. the smoke was so severe it was climbing up the balcony wall and making its way to other apartments. three people forced out of their homes because of the smoke and water damage. the red cross is helping them find a place to stay. this started around 2 am. one neighbor telling us it was the smell that woke him up. he called 911 after seeing what

>> they were banging on the roof and on the door, it was like a war zone out here. i was scrambling to make sure everyone was awake. i was confused and i'm screaming get out of the house. >> no one else was hurt. >> reporter: investigators believe it was smoke inhalation that eventually took the woman's life. we are told maintenance crews will be on the scene today assessing the damage and boarding up all of the wall and windows. in phoenix with abc 15 news. a couple of other fires. a warehouse filled with fertilizer caught fire at 29th st. and washington. the smoke filled the room crews had to use fans to clear out the air investigators are trying to figure out how that started. you might smell smoke along the i-10 in the west valley. a tanker truck burst into flames

of this. they worked through the night to pump out the tanker that was carrying 7000 gallons of fuel. westbound i-10 was closed to one lane between miller and sr 85. it is now back open. a beautiful day out there to kick off the lead into the weekend. >> it is. we have made it to friday. hard to complain when we are sitting in the 80s with beautiful clear skies. a great view over downtown phoenix i have been watching some high clouds across the high country. some of those are drifting into the valley view from our cliff castle casino hotel cam near camp ferdie. you can see the i-17 and some high clouds. very thin and not producing any rainfall. some of the high clouds inching closer to the valley. as we go into this afternoon we will see some high clouds continue to move across our skies plan on mostly sunny conditions to the rest of today. it is 85 right now. pretty soon we will be into the 90s with a high today about 10

about 95. if you have dinner plans by 6:00 back down to 92. we will talk about what to expect for the weekend next. a gorgeous weekend to watch football. you can do so at the buffalo chip saloon. it is a grand reopening celebration tomorrow in cave creek. a fire ripped through the restaurant last fall the new structure is 540 ft.2 bigger than the old digs. you might alre your november ballot. is a big question on there, should we pass legalize pot in arizona? the place you can go this weekend to get some of your questions answered.>> reporter: the doors are open for the southwest cannabis conference. about 3000 people per day will be asking questions about pot. the timing is no accident with prop 205. medical marijuana is big business in arizona. estimates say total yearly revenues for over $200 million

easily triple that. colorado did nearly $1 billion in marijuana sales last year. proponents say legalization could -- opponents say legalization could lead to more crime and. >> we dropped off free tickets at the gov.'s office and the attorney general's office. we have extended an offer to any member of arizona law enforcement to attend so they can see for themselves. >> reporter: starng tomorrow 300 vendors will be in the convention center talking pot. you can still buy a potentially deadly drug at the stores in the us and in arizona. the dea is supposed to ban crate them by the end of september. and put it in the same class as heroin. it's a plant-based drug that led to a dozen or so deaths last year. the dea wants to hear from crate them users before they make a final decision.

smoke them if you got them. the white house completely lifting a decade-long ban on cuban cigars. and rum. it is a move to help ease commercial trade between the us and cuba. you are now allowed to bring any amount of tobacco and alcohol home to the us that you can fit in your luggage. new information about the attack on a woman that happened inside of her home in mesa. we first showed you this sketch of the attacker yesterday. it happened on october 3. was near lindsay and adobe. the victim stepped outside to feed a pet and the sky reportedly grabbed her by the arm and forced her inside and sexually assaulted her. >> it is really disgusting. it shows you you have to be more cautious. it is really sad with everything going on. >> this is a nice quiet neighborhood. you have a lot of people unsuspecting somebody would do something like that.

inches, 200 pounds with salt and pepper hair and a mustache wearing a red shirt and blue jean shorts and glasses. you might be driving a gray or silver four-door car. this guy is connected to a bizarre and brutal crime in phoenix. he is accused of breaking into his ex-girlfriend's house and assaulting her 78-year-old grandmother. eddie florez was allegedly in a long curly wig with a bandanna over his face when he broke into the home. when his ex walked in and she found her grandmother tied up. florez was arrested woman has dementia and it has not been able to tell police much about where the minor injuries on her body came from. and mma fighter is fighting sexual assault and kidnapping charges. his name is rodolfo romero's. he was supposed to be today for the arraignment on 12 counts postponed until next week. police say ramirez kidnapped an unconscious woman. they say that is him right there near old town scottsdale. officers say that woman was attacked three different times.

the video of tim tebow praying for a fan. now the fan is talking. we will tell you how he is doing after passing out at the ballpark. a man in the red sweater staying in the spotlight. what can bonus doing next after just going viral. that was after the last presidential debate. the arizona coyotes getting ready for their final season opener in glendale. are you planning to head to see them in action? log on to abc 15.com and let us know.

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stands. is now sharing historic. >> i never would have thought a professional athlete would come to be with me just for a seizure. and to pray for me. i was very gracious. >> he says tebo helped him say, talking about movies and college football. happening today, the buckeye man who was hit by lightning while horseback riding will share his story of survival. hymie santana said to speak at the arizona burn center symposium near southern. all -- other burn survivors will be there as well including a man whose garage exploded when he lit a cigarette and a couple from pure he whose home exploded because of a natural gas leak. the job ken bone has just been invited to take on. we will tell you about this new role coming up. if you're going to be outside this weekend keep in mind the pollen forecast is inching up into the moderate

maybe you are watching this honor mobile app or the abc 15 facebook page. this is leiva from oregon. the governor. declaring a state of emergency after a tornado hit that

the portland area along the oregon coast. thousands are without power. this is a live look. some of that caution tape to block off some areas as they look around and survey the damage. no one there's no word on injuries. the tornado is doing some damage there in oregon. jimmy kimmel will have a special correspondent for the next presidential debate. you probably know his name. ken bone. he will appear after hillary clinton and donald trump take the stage. he is enjoying his 15 minutes of fame since his question about economics at the last debate. amazon even taking advantage, tweeting a photo of his red sweater for sale. an update on an ongoing investigation. arizona's atty. general. deciding to take on his controversial advocacy group flooding the phoenix area with disability access lawsuits. dave broke the story.

independent -- with disabilities has filed more than 1700 lawsuits this year. they target businesses and allege violations in their parking lots and signage. carag says they do not believe the people filing the lawsuits are concerned for people with disabilities. he says they are more concerned about shaking down businesses. that's a quote. pear-shaped -- there stepping into make sure aig doesn't misuse the legal system to make money. a border pa help stop a phoenix man from crossing the southern border with drugs. 12 pounds of cocaine, 28 pounds of meth. all of this inside his volkswagen van. street value of those drugs is $220,000. officers seized the banned the drugs before transferring the man to immigration authorities. forget blue suede shoes. elvas just got a brand-new best . not an impersonator. all of this the canine.

this is a bullet and the stab detective best given to elvis by vested interest in the medicine citizen police academy alumni association. this is one of 1900 law enforcement dogs in the country with that type of body armor. turbine -- turning to a new report. a young child is killed or injured in an accidental shooting in the us every single day accidental shootings in 2014. the ap and usa today working with a nonprofit to confirm that data. groups are arguing guns should be if at all possible childproof. the worst of it might be over but people in bermuda are now dealing with the after effect of hurricane nicole. right on the heels of matthew. this storm pummeling that resort island with wind up to 115 miles an hour. snapping trees, peeling off

to go outside and survey the damage. authorities are urging everyone to stay inside until they know for sure it is safe. it is unreal that we had matthew and the effects of that and nicole making its way and. >> we will keep you posted on that situation. in the pacific northwest strong storms are also moving in. we will be watching goes very closely over the next couple of days right now if you're getting ready to run out the door or grabbing lunch with friends it is feeling good. we are sitting in the low to mid-80s across much of the valley. ahwatukee checking in in the low 80s. 82 currently in mesa. 85 surprise peoria as well feeling pretty good. not mandy 90s yet. we will hold off on getting

valley cities until early afternoon. phoenix right now is sitting at 85. into the upper 80s by lunchtime with mostly sunny skies. the 90s set in after that. keep that in mind as you make your lunchtime plans. we have been watching high clouds drifting in from the north. this is a live view from camelback mountain silhouetted by then high clouds. no rainfall but you'll notice the clouds drifting across the valley through the afternoon. certainly a across northern arizona as these clouds in from the storm systems that have made moving into the pacific northwest. you can see one area of low pressure moving closer inland to spots like seattle producing rain across the northwest coast. the rain will likely stay north of our state. we will see the clouds pushing in through the day today. it looks like the storm track of these storms as we see a train up storm systems in the pacific northwest. they will stay north of our

drive. high pressure in control to the south. the storms stay north and we stay dry. today high clouds and over the next couple of days we are back to sunny conditions and we will see dry conditions through the weekend. looking at futurecast through this evening some passing high clouds. no rain from the clouds as you make your evening plans, still mostly clear across the state. perfect for friday night football. going into tomorrow at 5 am we are looking at mostly clear conditions. all dry. we won't see any rain. all of that stay north. we will keep sunny skies through saturday and sunday. it still looks like even into next week we will stay dry. no immediate signs of rain for the valley or the high country. maybe this weekend if you want to the head just want to head to the high country i will show

little bit. the valley in the 90s through the weekend with morning temperatures in the 60s. if you're heading to the high country temperatures are cooler come a dropping from 70 today into the 60s through the weekend. take a jacket. temperatures in the mornings in the 30s. we will talk more about what the temperature forecast looks like over the next seven days in a few minutes. to the high country stay here in the valley. a beautiful weekend to get out of the house. grab your proton pack and -- and head to cityscape for a screening of ghostbusters. this is the original ghostbusters. you will also find characters and props inspired by the blockbuster film. you can also enjoy a blast from the past. the mesa movie in the park is featuring goosebumps at carriage lane, park tomorrow. in mesa check out the fall festival at the red mountain soccer complex. it is free dress-up with the kids and take a spooky tour of

her. of 100,000 tacos at arizona taco festival. this is in scottsdale at the salt river fields. turf paradise kicks off its 61st season of horseracing. that is tomorrow with the bnp nido stakes. more things to do on abc 15.com. keeping a healthy heart should be at the top of our list. coming up we are taking actions with wayto plenty of time to spare.

we are coming up on lunchtime. why not add some color to your meal? the american heart association wants to see more fruits and vegetables in your food. in today's rally for red katie gets in the kitchen to see how you can do that faster than the commercial break. >> we can do this in two minutes. >> absolutely. i start with my ceramic pan. this remic is important because it's naturally nonstick so you don't have to use a lot of oil. next i g spray. this application is naturally nonfat fewer calories and zero. have a little garlic going. this is good for your heart and common cold's. a little turmeric as well. turmeric is a little underrated in the american diet. it is really good for antidepressant, anti- inflammatory, pain management. >> the big thing from the american heart association is avoiding all of the extra sodium. this is a good replacement.

i have broccoli, bill pepper, onions, squash, zucchini. >> this is really fragrant. it smells so great. >> right. >> i you do a little water to let it seemed together. the powdered turmeric incorporates the room. >> is it important to get the pan hot? >> yes. you really cut down on your cooking time. >> you put the seasoning and veggies and first. >> i did. the onions base. >> what are you watching for the veggies? >> the onions to get brighter and the broccoli is a beautiful bright green color. >> do you believe no excuses for adding color? >> absolutely. vegetables have a lot of natural fiber. it will keep you full and it is really good for you. >> two minutes. >> that's easy.

encourage you to know your numbers. that is blood sugar, but sugar, lustral and weight. learnmore@abc15.com/rally for red. a guy in bad shape after getting hit by a car. who police believe was behind the wheel. no regrets for this judge

coming up we have a live look right now. donald trump tonight

days. some accusers are coming forward. right now we are waiting for an accuser who will come forward for the first time. these are live pictures from california. it looks like a lawyer's office . we don't know the victim's name. she is being represented by gloria allred. you frequently represents women accusing famous men of sexual abuse nothing happening yet but a lot of macro phones and cameras pointed out that chair. we will let you know when something happen trump is threatening legal action. he claims the clinton campaign is behind the sexual misconduct allegations trump taking aim at the new york times in people magazine reports detailing his alleged unwanted advances on women. the accusers, at least two hillary clinton supporters, didn't report does alleged assaults to authorities at the time. >> did he actually kiss you? >> yes. >> on the face or lips? >> wherever he could find a

>> the treatment of the woman has sparked more protests and clinton rallies. a protester is calling former president. bill clinton a rapist. hillary clinton sat down with ellen degeneres while her powerful surrogates at the trail against the gop and donald trump. wikileaks does not disappoint. when they promise to leak information, the latest involving -- involving clinton's campaign manager. one email shows the campaign tried to get illinois presidential primary moved to a later date. email saying the obama administration could get it moved by month. by the way, clinton did win that primary. have you received your early ballot in the mail? nearly 800,000 ballots have already been cast for november's election. so far it is showing perhaps positive signs for hillary clinton in two key states. north carolina and florida. more than 45 million people are expected to vote early which experts believe could account for 40% of all votes.

supporters saying dozens of political signs have gone missing and they are now preparing for a rally to wait banners in support of their candidate this afternoon. that candidate is gary johnson. the signs for the libertarian candidates are missing. a list -- liz ford said she helped put up the signs. we decided to take our cameras and walk around and look what we found. we made this discovery. the signs talked along the road. >> they are stomping on my first amendment rights. you bet >> ford says she called the sheriff's office about that issue and filed a report. it is a crime to steal or vandalize political signs. is this a scorned lover or a case of something else? that is what we want to find out after a man was run down by a car. police believe his ex- girlfriend was driving. police have not caught up with her yet. happened outside a cbs. the

and is expected to survive. could this woman be working for isis? that is what federal investigators are trying to find out after they say she plotted to set off bombs, killing as many people as possible. her name is michelle bastion. she is now facing terrorism charges. she says she and her husband were plotting to set off bombs in the vending machines at the lewis prison documents. thomas is an inmate there serving a life sentence for murder. the feds believe he converted to radical islam behind bars. document say michelle was smuggling him isis propaganda and supplies disguised as legal papers. phone conversations recorded them talking about isis. she is now in jail until she can come up with $100,000 bail for the next hearing to revoke any release.

across the nation we go. we're learning more details about that police shooting in boston. the domestic disturbance that the officers were responding to might have started with a fight over the thermostat. two officers are in critical condition. curt figaro was a city constable with the authority to serve warrants and subpoenas and other civil papers. he reportedly threatened his roommate with a knife and met police with a tactical shotgun and body armor before being shot and killed. there is an arizona connection. figueroa the valley six years ago for an outstanding warrant out of georgia. people along the east coast can't catch a break from hurricane matthew. the death toll rising to 38 people in the us. the latest deaths are in north carolina. one person drowned when they went around a barricade and went into a washed out road. another person died after walking into a whole traded by an uprooted tree and could not get out.

ru the driver damaging several front yards and two parked cars. he was headed downhill on a curve when he went out -- off the side of the road. neighbors are surprised the car didn't hit any homes directly. witnesses try to get the driver to stop but he ran off and is still out there somewhere on the run. check this out. the courtroom showdown caught on camera. watch as the judge rips off the roadway and wrestles and unruly defendant to the ground. this happened in a michigan courtroom. the footage is from la december and is just now being released. the judge ordered the guy to stay away from a woman he is accused of harassing. the guy kept mouthing off in the courtroom. he is now behind bars. the judge said he doesn't regret anything about what he did. to a crime alert in phoenix . this surveillance video shows the nonviolent stuff police say this is a shopping spree that happened after that man and woman brutally attacked

unloading their groceries at the fries abell and tatum. they kicked, punched and snagged the woman's purse as they sped away. to jog your memory, this new video is from august 30. coyotes getting on:. they're getting ready to hit the ice. they're doing the same tomorrow night. we have haller in the studio. clapping it up. what are we showing? iris, come here. we have a little something for you. come this way. howler and the girls want to say hello. >> hi guys. my goodness. look at that. how fun.

hockey season. hockey season. coming back after i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message,

it's a big weekend for the arizona coyotes. tomorrow is the home opener. in the studio we have howler. the pop a troll is in the studio. we have ashley and nicole. ho >> good. >> can you believe it is hockey season already? >> that means is cooling down already outside. >> 100%. it feels so good in the arena right now. it is still a little hot outside but it's nice and cold in the arena. >> is different than any other sports experience. if you haven't checked out the coyotes you walk into the arena and this is cold. >> it is.

awesome hockey action. >> we are so excited that we have a lot of new food in the arena this season. you can get nachos and a helmet. of that you've never had nachos in a helmet. come out tomorrow and try it. >> and -- french fries with all of the toppings. i love the almonds, like the delicious smell of the almonds. >> howler snacks on those occasionally. >> what is the best way lo >> the gates open at 4:30. the game starts at 6:00. the sooner you get there the better. we have tons of pregame stuff going on. >> we have 17,000 bracelets we are giving to fans for opening night. you have to get there early to get your bracelet. >> it's going to be a really fun, exciting different thing going on in the arena tomorrow

going. we are playing the flyers from philadelphia. they are passionate fans. i think we will probably see some orange in the arena. let's make sure we don't see too much. game time is at 6:00. head out early. >> come out and see us. howler will be out there taking photos and hanging out. >> we will be cheering you on out there. coming up, for the second time this week has announced a recall affecting parking brakes. the mark -- the models impact of this time around. court battles can be costly. there are ways to keep those costs in check. coming up at joe lets you know where you can go for legal help when you don't have a lot of cash. we are in for mostly sunny and dry conditions with cool

sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law.

james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a decorated crime-fighter for over 20 years. a police officer, undercover investigator, and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning

a new sheriff who will put our safety first. we are watc on wall street. not a bad day. 79 points in positive territory. 18,178 for the dell. right now things are looking up for retailers. auto dealers and restaurants. the us spending went up last month. sales rising more than half a percent after slipping in august compared to this time last year. sales are up nearly 3%. work and mortar stores are suffering. sales at department stores are falling more than half a percent as they struggle to

retailers. it has been a phoenix landmark for 40 years. what is up with metro center mall? this coo telling us that's not the case, then we won't be saying goodbye to metro center for a long time. also adding, changes are coming. stay tuned. a consumer alert about a car recall. honda is warning parking brakes might not work properly. 350,000 civics affected. that is a concern. coupes and sedans. notifications go out next month with the promise of free repairs. this recall coming days after toyota revealed a similar issue affecting the parking brakes of some previous models. a different honda model getting accolades. the honda cr be is now the top- selling vehicle in the us. 2017 model just announced this week got a bigger engine, more legroom and cargo space.

it goes on sale in december. airlines aren't taking any chances in case of passengers phone catches fire. alaska, delta this delta and virgin airlines adding fire suppression bags to their lanes. these bags are bright red and fire resistant. they can withstand temperatures up to 3200 degrees. the bags are already on the alaska and virgin planes for delta will be adding goes to 900 planes in the coming weeks. joe ducey with we were talking live on facebook about low-cost legal options. >> and some free options. >> and free options to go to court for something at a cheaper price. >> first you have to decide do i have a case? there are agencies that will hook you up with an attorney for like a $40 consultation. there's other help you can get based on your income. >> maybe something you can do on your own. check out small claims court could you can get up to $3500

>> we have so many of these links and let joe no facebook page. we are taking action when a glenn dale consignment shop opened -- closed its doors. it is divine consign. it is locked up tight. the lights are off. the store is still full of goods. we called the listed phone number and it is disconnected. now stuck in the middle of dozens of people who are finding out they can't get to their stuff. >> it's closed. there are no lights on in there. i don't know. i think i have been ripped off. who knows. >> you can see abc 15 reporter joe bartel going to that business owners listed address. nobody came to the door so we will -- we will keep trying to get answers. a big exhibit making a splash in scottsdale. we know of at least two

activists who say dolphins do not belong in the desert. let's talk about pokemon go. if you're not a fan you might think it's a big waste of time. researchers from microsoft disagree. they say the game is a fitness app in the skies and they estimate pokemon go has added 144 billion steps to us physical activity on average. players taking more than one fourth more steps than they did before catching the pokemon go fever. does reduce the risk of death and disease. a halloween classic we all know and love. that is is a great pumpkin charlie brown. the great pumpkin. first aired back in 1966. peanuts is unveiling custom- designed corn mazes all across the country. here is one of the pumpkin patch on i-10.

the times and prices are on the website. the charlie brown special airs wednesday night at 8:00 right here on abc 15. peanuts is timeless. you have to love it. for a lot of folks taking advantage of the weekend, if you are out and about i want to point out this brown haze sitting over the valley the next few mornings. the dust has been kicked up and inching into the moderate range . sitting at the surface where we are as we breathe it in over the next few days. you'll notice the concentrations are up a bit. we haven't had any storm systems or strong wind to disperse the dust particles for the good news is there aren't any air quality alerts. we're not talking a huge health impact unless you are especially sensitive. i wanted to let you know that was going to be the case over the next few days that the dust will be in the moderate range. the pollen counts are also in the moderate range.

summertime but the uv index is still at the high level meeting the burn time is about 30 minutes around midday. keep that in mind. sunblock is a great idea this time of year. as you plan the rest of the day plan on mostly sunny skies and high clouds drifting across the sky for temperatures warming into the 90s. not for a couple of more hours. we should be in the upper 80s heading into lunchtime. 95 for the high today with temperatures cooling after sunset by 8:00 this evening we will be down to 86 and feeling nice for dinner plans. 85 in phoenix. 60s in flagstaff . 80s in spots like bullhead city. we have some breezes across northern arizona. dust your 25 miles an hour in flagstaff and the grand canyon. breezy going into this

we will see some high clouds through the afternoon. the forecast staying dry today and clearing out going into the weekend with sunny skies saturday, sunday and monday. still good if you want to get your carwash. high temperatures each afternoon in the low to mid 90s for the weekend. if you're heading to the high country we are getting some gorgeous pictures for the weekend. if you're heading to the high country we are getting some gorgeous pictures@abc15.com of the changing leaves in the high country. some of our seeing. colors. here is one picture we had today . this is from kendrick. near flagstaff. we had some clouds this morning and this is the beautiful colors across the high country. jokes don't -- go check those are. a great weekend in the valley to be outside, especially in the morning.

the low to mid 90s across the valley. the 30 year average is 89. we will be above that with a high of 95 in phoenix. 70s and 80s across northern arizona. going into tonight we will fall back into the 60s in central arizona. 30s overnight in flagstaff and window rock. overnight lows into the 30s for temperatures across the valley tonight into the low to mid 60s with mostly clear skies. in the valley this weekend it should be nice to head out in the morning. temperatures gra we will see the 90s both days until the early afternoon. keep in mind we will top out in the mid 90s each day. stay hydrated and do your best to stay cool. low 90s going through next week with morning temperatures still in the 60s. i want to show you this video from illinois. this is a dangerous task you do not want to try at home. >> get ready. >> almight god.

-- aren't nice little honey bees. the folks from suburban wildlife are trying to humanely remove -- hornets. the yellowjackets are swarming and stinging. they cannot be relocated like a honeybee hive. a special pesticide is used for the homeowner called the men after their one-year-old grandson was stung. that and others make sure to watch right this minute each day on abc 15 at 2 pm. still to come, we're

allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect.

a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. now to the results of our poll of the day. we asked if you're planning to see the coyotes in action this

great news. 80% of you said yes. only 20% said no. as we approachwant to recap the top stories. another woman coming forward accusing donald trump of sexual misconduct. this victim, alleged victim, speaking out with gloria allred not long ago. >> donald trump things he can do and say whatever he wants. he believes he can go on national television and tonight he acted on this outrageous and disgusng in his own words on tape and played throughout the country for all to hear. >> not many details about the actual occurrence. trump denied all accusations. we are moving on to a different story. smoke pouring out of an apartment complex earlier this morning. a deadly fire. 19th avenue. and dunlap.

on doors to tell neighbors to get out. three other people forced out of their homes. now the red cross is working with victims to find a place to stay. investigation is just getting started. to legalize or not to legalize pot? we are breaking down what you need to know and where you can get answers about legalizing recreational marijuana in our state for you cast that vote. the speech heard around the country. the impact of michelle obama's words on the presidential election. that's a lot of news is also weather. >> we will keep an eye on the warming temperatures this afternoon. 90s will kick in. cool mornings transition into warm afternoons. that will be the trend for the weekend and into next week. the valley of the sun truly lives up to its name. nothing but sunshine in the 7 day forecast. the mornings are still really

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