about muslims and hispanics. the first lady reminded people not to lose hope, she talked of the differences between donald trump and hillary clinton, not just the obvious policy differences but in how they proceed america. if i leave you with one thing, be encouraged. i have traveled the world. i am telling you, we still live in the greatest country on earth. i tonight michelle obama reminding all hillary supporters it will take each and every one of them to win this election tonight, at 6 more in her call to action for more democrats. donald trump and hillary clinton at the dinner again, we're waiting for them to speak, it's anyone's guess what happens. we'll have more information

supporters a few things at a rally. clinton campaign told people to violently disrupt his rallies , the secretly recorded videos of those associated with the clinton campaign bragging about doing that. he also applied they are involved in voter fraud and there was is updated response to a question from last night. first what happened last night and then what donald trump said today. do you make the commitment, you will absolutely accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time, i am not looking at anything now. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election, if i win. arizona senator john mccain had something to say about that, a former nominee he

parts, and every previous elections the loser congratulates the winner and calls a my president, not just the republican or democratic way. >> another murky issue involving this tweet from donald trump claiming hillary clinton somehow got a heads up about a debate question. the commission oversees the debate makes it clear only the person who knew the questions that would be asked if the moderator. also today, ought 10th woman has come forward it using korea virginia is the way, she said -- is the name, she said he groped her during the us tennis open in new york. she said client -- trump walked up to her and grabbed her and said don't you know who i am. trump is denying that story. nowhere near finished with the biggest story out there. trump's comment last night and lighting a firestorm in arizona. cna changed arizona's status as

battleground state. more on that later in the show. you can find up-to-the-minute updates on the campaign trail 24 7 and abc15.com and also on her mobile app, we will stream the events on our facebook page. bad news for secretary of state michelle reagan, the arizona democratic party is suing her for not extending the voter registration which fell on columbus day holiday. they say she violated the voter registration act and law, they said they could register on columbus day online and in-person and all but one county. tracking news from the abc 15 live desk, keeping the eye on the situation, crash in the area of baseline and hardy, tempe and guadalupe 8 responding, at least 2 people and had to be , out of the vehicles, looking at the black suv , the tan truck , you can see how badly damage they are.

to nearby trauma center, serious injuries, a 3rd person with minor injuries, baseline and hardy creating quite a traffic situation. your 15 over the scene we will keep checking this for you. developing story, family areas, took nearly one hour to show up after a 911 call about an attempted kidnapping of their daughter. in gila bend. mcso says drivetime in traffic caused abc 15's chest and -- jason valentine live with both sides of the story. explain what happened.>> reporter: right behind me is the sheriff's office substation in avondale. this is where deputies patrol in gila bend start and end their shift. here's a look at the map. 50 miles even with lights and sirens, a lot of time to get there to gila bend, the family is not interested in excuses.

go out for dinner, mom waiting at the wheel and little girl and back. the outcomes out of the house and a stranger does this. >> he opened the door, said inside and looking at my daughter trying to reach for her. i screamed at him to get out. >> reporter: dad came rushing. >> i want to hurt him. >> reporter: he chased the man were calling 911. i said i'm calling the cops and they're going to get you. >> deputies in nearly an hour to get there partly because of rush hour traffic for phoenix. >> this is a city where contracted to patrol. you're looking at at least a 40 to 50 minute drive depending on traffic. >> reporter: plus the substation is only part-time and was in staff to in the, amen. bps of be mcso to the scene and the all-star looking perfect

we exhausted our means to locate the suspect -- the suspect. >> reporter: but no suspect found. >> i feel it didn't help us. >> mom and dad both frustrated knowing the guy is out there. >> i'm telling myself, i should've gotten justice for myself. if i would've known the sheriff wasn't going to get them and let them get away, i would've done something.>> reporter: the family and deputies have a disagreement about the search and whether everywhere for the suspect. that part of the story at 6. police releasing a body camera video of a crazy chase through neighborhood. officers responding to a call of 2 suspicious people know -- near rural in southern, when police got there one of the guys took off running through backyards into an alley. the guy identified by police as 22-year-old devon bed, officers say he burglarized a home and accidentally left some of his

victims close. how did a worker gets stuck inside this huge pipe, rescue crews rushed to the scene at the power station when the worker got lodged in the transformer pipe. the transformer was shut down to several people try to get them out. mcso says he was pulled out, not hurt but sent to the hospital for exhaustion. tracking news out of east valley, keeping eye on the area of cooper and bought a blue be because of a wreck involving a train and car badly damage, one person heard injuries. this area closed since 2 pm. your most accurate forecasts on this breezy day in the valley. the breeze is kicking up and phoenix and parts of the southeast valley. the winds 10 to 15 miles per hour, we can see the flag looking around and the breeze as well. tomorrow more on tap, feature cast , tomorrow around lunchtime , the breeze continues across central and --

wind speeds up to 15 miles per hour and gusts near 25 here in the valley. tomorrow, higher train could see wind stronger, near 30 miles per hour. overall high pressure and controlled, another warm and dry day. major changes on the way in your seven-day and we'll track it in minutes. the valley getting hit again, honeywell announcing its cutting aerospace manufacturing and engineering they say this is in response to slower customer demand , no word on the number or amount of jobs that will be lost but we'll keep you updated as this will affect a lot of arizona families. $5000 b-spot collection swiped out of the valley man's home, he takes action to get his treasure back. a mass of fire has led to

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tv or in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year,

new information on the massive condo complex fire over the weekend in gilbert, hours ago officials confirming the fire was deliberately set. abc 15 chris girls scene, what are they looking for now?>> reporter: if you remember there was a person of interest announced earlier this week, gilbert police telling me a little while ago they are looking for that person and now, a $30,000 reward for anyone getting them information to help them track who started this fire. that award was announced in the past hour they are hoping more

out for the past couple of days arson investigators, atf agents and fire crews have been pouring over rubble , interviewing witnesses and waiting on lab results, talking with witnesses they got a description of the person of interest. a man scene and area around the time the fire started this past saturday. described as a 16 to 20-year- old male wearing a maroon asu hoodie and wearing dark shorts. i asked him again to confirm that is still the same description of e are looking for and they told me a little while ago it is. they still need your help to get more info, they are pouring over hundreds of interviews, videos and photos trying to get to the bottom of who ever started the fire. reporting live in gilbert chris growth abc 15. new developments in the prison terrorism plot we've been following. thomas sebastian in his wife michelle are facing terrorism charges. the couple indicted, accused of

>> reporter: a gilbert man not letting a stolen baseball mature -- memorabilia away. $5000 taken from his home. he put the word out letting shops know and it didn't take long for 23-year-old nicholas will be to try to sell it. police set up a sting but before the exchange he took off. officers found them at home with the stolen goods, it turned out he wants lived in the house he burglarized. a symbol of patriotism. hanging scattered entangled on it of attention tonight, why one man says it is a message to the city. eye melissa blasius coming eye melissa blasius coming up, a look at wh 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. questions of babeu's integrity.

nt. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress.

details coming into the live does, the us confirming another death linked to the faulty to , airbags, a 50-year-old woman died last month in california , honda says she was driving a 2001 civic , that are based can insulate with too much force causing them to explode shooting shrapnel all over the car, killing several people in the last 3 years. the problem, the biggest auto recall in us history, more than 69 million recalled in the us alone. the phrase donald trump used in the debate last night, while talking about border security and in using it he may have offended millions. we have some bad hombre here and we get them out. >> melissa blasius in the satellite center with reaction. that is right, the word hombres means men in spanish and as soon as donald trump

went crazy. after last night's debate we have seen t-shirts, menu items and mexican restaurants, even a joke about bad it hombre hair color. a lot of people find what mr. trump said last night deeply offensive. here in arizona our population is one third hispanic and trump is trailing in the polls, we're seeing more damage control today from our local republican party leaders. any comment you make as it relates to policy, or something of this nature people. there's a chance this offends people, there is a chance other people. >> people have taken the terrible term the way someone on his party spoke about the taco trucks and now we adopted it as our own, it is kind of like something laughable. >> today donald trump saying, if he wins the presidential election the race was not ranked.

that is what we asked arizona's top election official coming up at 6. back to you. new tonight a california man holding a silent protest using a tattered and torn american flag. client outside his san diego area home until he sees action from us cities government on a long list of great cs. he wants better sidewalks and curbs regulations, a list of ideas, so far no response. a lot of stuff, a lot of pressure to the departments and no one has done anything. something gets done he says he will keep this tangled flight up that was once the star- spangled banner. we love arizona, the sun shines bright, opportunities are wide open and the sky is the limit, when it comes to education and funding those options can damn quickly. the depressing numbers of opportunities, it takes $30,000 to get a bachelors degree in

borrowers leave school with most of it strapped to their back in the form of student loan debt. and to earn to learn. >> the students invest in themselves. >> kate hoffman created it 3 and half years ago to clear up some of the ominous clouds of financial ruin the students face. the nonprofit offered students the chance to save money, up to $500 can turn to $4000 each year just by learning to be financially self-sufficient. it sounds great and people >> universities that university systems many colleges, from all over the country. >> as of now only arizona's big 3 offer earn to learn and there's a catch, they are need space, a family of 4 can make more than twice the federal poverty level or just under $50,000 per year to take advantage. >> this is changing the trajectory of the students lives in terms of their competence level, their financial house.>> to learn more

out and make the most of your money had to the financial fitness out@abc15.com. dan spindle abc 15 news. tracking your forecast, 97 degrees, we had and i told you it. 10 degrees above average. 6 degrees shy of the record for today. a hot october so far but no triple digits yet. this october. tomorrow will be close, back near 97 in phoenix, rainout 96 humidity 8% the north east at 10 miles per hour. here is your forecast tonight, 90 degrees at 6, 87 at 7, 84 at 8 and 82 as we stay clear and dry around 9 pm. rainout across the valley no matter where you are temperatures in the 90s. 95 in mesa, chandler, 94 in the being in goodyear, 94 dear valley and 90 and 8 sub. 70s for press get, sedona and

along the rim low to mid 60s at this hour. skies clear they will stay that way into tomorrow. high pressure remains in control, lines going up to the north indicate high pressure and will shift to the east as we head into the weekend. temperatures will drop, as the system moves to the east it will clear the way for the next one to get down into the pacific northwest and that will impact the forecast into next week. in the meantime here's tomorrow sunny and dry, 71 at 6 am, milder start to the day for tomorrow. 71 8, 8410, 90s by noon and 97 around 4 pm tomorrow afternoon, 10 degrees above average. breezy, especially in the late morning hours dust near 20 miles per hour tomorrow and lighter winds to curious to the weekend saturday and sunday. lows across the valley 60s to low 70s and highs 96 in chandler in gilbert, 96 and

in carefree. for the west valley buckeye and 95, so surprise in the air force base,. 97, the hottest spots across the valley. 96 for avondale, glendale and levine. tomorrow afternoon. a look at the forecast tonight in the higher terrain, 20s and window rock and the grand canyon, several hours of subfreezing temperatures in those locations. dipping below freezing by 1 degree, a brief ee for you and 34 in charlotte, 34 press get, 47 tayson. tomorrow payson, sedona and press get in the low 80s. 87 kingman, 75 and page , 84 winslow, separating globe upper 80s and from the valley out to the west 90s. although there will be a subtle drop in the weekend we're looking at well above average into sunday and then the pattern shifts, low-pressure

showers and monday is the best chance , 30% and a lingering slight chance to say before we see dryer move in. tuesday a break from the 90s but the 90s will return at the end of your seven-day. his great, people in meeting, nick came down from sedona. tempe marketplace, all these people are in this is where you could be right now. getting free help. cheers here already, we will tell you about it. news tonight. moments ago michelle obama after donald trump says he isn't sure he will accept the results of the election. the car swerving hitting students waiting for the school

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. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself.

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general's office, will be here another couple of hours. getting your her car, come to tempe marketplace , you see people waiting here. a talked about it before there is free yogurt., down. sounds good thank you. >> tonight at 6, telling a different story , the new motive coming to the table in a deadly stabbing in the valley. first your forecast. drivetime forecast for tomorrow breezes pick up late morning early afternoon as we top out

tonight, breaking news. the fallout after donald trump and the bombshell dropped at the debate. he says he's not sure if he'll accept the results of the election. moments ago, michelle obama taking aim. also, the president on what he saw last night. and hillary clinton tonight, what she revealed in the moments right after. also breaking, an american killed in iraq, in the massive effort tta tonight, the images right here. the missile sent straight into cars driven by isis and their suicide bombers. the school bus horror. the car swerving, hitting children waiting for the bus. bystanders trying to lift the 6,000-pound car. your money tonight. the major bank, and who they're accused of targeting. reportedly minorities who speak little english, college students and seniors. what they're accused of doing behind your back.