a beautiful night. big changes could be coming in just hours, clouds, chance of rain, cooler temperatures, we you can expect in the coming work with. >> did you see? the cardinals and seahawks missing what should have been an easy play. we are live in glendale with a

>> it's going to be razor thin. >> by there, he meets here. it only happened once in 64 years. a democrat winning arizona's vote for president and the latest polls show it's within reach for hillary clinton. donald trump camp says, it won't happen but tonight, it is clear, clinton campaign is working to kee going. >> she's one of arizona's most recognizable politicians. >> she will fight to make us safer. >> they're using their voice to help swing the home state in favor of hillary clinton. >> gifford and kelly, the latest in a rapid succession tried to give clinton an edge

the first lady, bernie sanders, chelsea clinton, all here within a week as a new poll shows clinton up five points and support continuing to drum from the state sanders. the shameful or marquez but that stayed in the play. >> democrats a national money and organizers are moving in, beating up the 161 page staffers in 32 offices. more than the party has ever had an estate. available during a long time and this is the first time i feel people e seriously. >> the clinton campaign pledging to spend 2 million and our state an ad buys a direct nesbit arizona's gop isn't getting blue about it. >> i don't know what people's definition is but that is bright red.>> state chair says red is what you can play out in arizona. with 21 field offices, 60 paid staffers and donald trump using the desert four times, he's not worth.

>> another sign the state will still be a stretch for democrats, republicans say, clinton has been here once and she hasn't headlined any major fundraisers. the shifting political map has clinton looking past trump while widening her mission to include helping democrats say the senate and chip away at the republican-controlled house. >> he said something no presidential nominee has ever said. democrat or republican. nobody has ever said he refuses to say he would respect the results of this election. that is a threat to democracy.>> is a pain in knowledge he's trailing bits premature to count him out. >> ancestors business daily, the most accurate poll from the

elections before that, just announced we are leading nationally by two points. >> while the candidates disagree on most issues their campaign managers agree the 2016 election will be a fight until the bitter end. and that is getting closer. more than 5 million people have already cast their ballots. democrats ahead of republicans in arizona and for the states. at this in leading here in colorado. if you are undecided and you plan to vote in person, you may wonder if it's okay to take a ballots selfie. maybe you have seen some online. 20 states allow it, the law here, is next. photography is banned within 75 feet of polling places. legislature change the law last year to allow posting early

>> let's get back to our weather and those changes coming, meteorologist tracking your most accurate or cast. sounds like a welcome change. >> maybe a little rain across the valley, clouds increasing at this hour with about 96 today . 10 degrees above average. he won't find any rain out there. what you are seeing outflow boundary here moving into the east valley, this from showers and thunderstorms down in pima county several hours ago so we put breezes and east valley, no showers or thunderstorms to the south, further to the left. just north of i tenure at vicksburg moving to the north, this is expected to increase as we go to the overnight hours. here's how are rain chances look overnight tonight.

minimal chances, 10% chance of a pop appear through your morning commute. that takes us into the 8 o'clock hour. tomorrow we begin to see those come up slightly. wayne expected to be on the light to moderate side, not going to be super widespread, 20% as we get to the 12 or 1 o'clock hour. we are back in the 90s tomorrow , more on the forecast coming up. just reopened. it was closed for eight hours after smi slammed in the cars and trucks causing a 24 vehicle pileup. >> reporter: drivers stranded in their cars for hours on ice 17 the traffic backed up for more than 10 miles after that massive pileup. it's incredible , everyone in the crash made it

four people had to be flown to hospitals, 13 others taken by amulets, when smi hauling cattle couldn't stop in time for slowing traffic. plowing into a row of cars for half a mile. >> don't know if he lost his brakes but was going way too fast. he hit the first car over there. >> reporter: then several more. cars mangled, debris everywhere. other drivers rushed to help. >> the first eight kits we had, we got busy. >> reporter: traffic came to a screeching halt during ice 17 into a mile and parking lot. this couple was on the way to a football tailgate. >> we're trying to go to the cardinals game. not the kind of tailgate they had in mind that they made new friends in the trailers next spot over. >> are making the best of a situation. >> this family getting extra unexpected family bonding time for the >> we played games on the ipad,

>> reporter: of the wreckage speaks for itself. >> if we miss again, we miss it. as long as we're all okay.>> reporter: they are investigating the cause of aggression working out to figure out why the semi didn't stop in time. new details and another pileup. this one in palm springs california. it to her best returning from a casino trip plow killing 13 people and injuring 31 others. >> the speed of the bus was so significant that when it hits the back of the big rig, the trailer itself injured 15 feet into the bus. in almost 35 years i've never been to a crasher there has been 13 confirmed fatal accidents.

drugs or fatigue played a role. we hear the bus was inspected in april and had no chemical issues. a three-year-old girl in a fight for her life. and what appears to be a tragic accident. she was climbing on a dresser when it fell, trapping her. the family was performing cpr when rescue crews got there, the little girl is listed in critical condition tonight. you accused of shooting a man at a phoenix apartment complex. police say he showed up expecting to meet an online date but instead, got shot by the two guys with the woman. the victim is expected to pull through. a chamber woman expected to be arraigned on terrorism charges. she's accused of helping her husband try to set off a bomb at the loose state prison when he's serving time. investigators say should she

the man is also facing new charges. its demolition time to mark christl remove several homes damaged by flooding last year including all the slots. officials say the move will help lower blood rest, work continues through november. making your commute easier. phoenix will celebrate 17 $17 million worth of improvements including adding three hours every day to all 44 bus, service will end at midnight it's all part of a big plan. can you say about that game. one of the weirdest games the nfl has seen. ups, downs, highs and lows. another epic battle between two division rivals that this meeting will go down in the books, it felt like a defeat for the cardinals heading into overtime. the numbers in regulation clearly in the cardinals favor,

jj nelson with the big play down the field puts the cardinals will in field goal range. right? right? 24 yard field goal, for the when, off the effort. unbelievable. cardinals with a chip shot till goal for what should be a season defining when, not to be. fortunately, still has a similar opportunity and they botch it. 28 yard field goal, wide left. first tie game without a single touchdown since 1972. 6-6. one of the most bizarre games you'll ever see. i would imagine was quite a scene. what was it like inside there?

the fans are on their feet the entire time. it was so exciting that as you said, such an unbelievable finished the game, 6-6 tie without a single touchdown, going into the locker room it was exactly how we feel. on livable. -- unbelievable. >> hard-fought football game. i thought our team, other than the three plays in the kicking game the offensive line battled all night, put up those kind of numbers but not the number of points because of the kicking game. defensively, fought well until that last drive. it's disheartening to play that well and not come out with a victory. there is no question about

it's a tie. it's not a loss it may help us later, it may hurt us, we don't know yet.. up with patrick one-on-one. , a 6-6 tie, note any of us expected. >> is basically emotional confusion, yet remember, they were getting a lot chip shot so they are lucky to escape with a tie. it's really weird.>> you could see it was like both coaches had seen a ghost. >> we still don't know what happened. have you seen these signs pop up in your neighborhood. one is trying to cash in on rebounding market will tell you how that will help you coming

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using your phone to buy and sell homes. new avenue just launched in the valley giving you on-demand access. how does this all work? >> we're almost seeing everything on our phones, grocery transportation, hallowed buying and selling your home? this is what open door is trying to do. you and your significant other wanted to earn up in hospitals too late. text number to your phone, you get a code and from six to 9 o'clock you can come in and toward homes. this one's open, in phoenix received those housing numbers rebounding according to bank

called the second-best market for homeowners in america. if you are a buyer you can, just a really great time to you because we see these home values go up. in fact, we're seeing the median housing value in the valley go from hundred 90,000 to 280 -- 208,000. there able to buy your home in three days and try to do th in listings to get them into the homes as much as they can. they say this is the future of real estate. >> the convenience has been able to change and shape how customers buy and sell except for real estate, that's the best interest rates in the united states standstill has seemingly gone unchanged for the past 30 years.>> again, just that number there, the

started this year at hundred 90,000, it's already at 208,000 , that's a trend that open door are keeping an eye out and was at buyers and sellers are definitely paying attention to. you can use your phone to find love as well. this new app launched in the valley, the name says it all. date miserable people. creator says the idea is to give users lives a place to be real and honest without feeling intimidated, misery loves company. >> that's what they say. beautiful weather for us even though today, take a look, a lot of you are sending in photos . from tempe, nice shot there. give those huge like to share, share it abc15.com.

videos of rain as it moves in and we see some already across western arizona. this moved to the vicksburg area, light feature moving to the north, expect to see more across northwestern arizona as we go through the next several hours. overall, things will be quiet. we put the future cast into motion. we look at this broader story comes to the east, these have been streaming from the west, southwest has a huge storm system setting to northwest things a disturbance into the state and bringing us moisture. those two points on the rise, those rain chances overnight back across the northwestern state. maybe a couple rumbles of thunder included, expect showers and storms to pop up

mostly light rain, may see some pockets but overall not going to be a washout as we head into monday this disturbance will see clearing skies weekly to keep them at 10%, not looking wet start tomorrow maybe the little heavier rain by four or five or 6 o'clock and then we'll take those as we had late into tomorrow into early tuesday. high stop and 96 due to the cloud cover in here tomorrow will see a slight drop but that average high 86, will still be

92 tuesday, 94 wednesday, right now we're sitting in the 70s, 78 in glendale, wind speeds lights but picking up in the sally, a boundary moving through, more a seven-day forecast coming up. have you wondered what's being said during his postgame handshakes? was that, todd graham may have

pack 12, everyone is talking about, it was a great title last night between washington's aafc. the midfield handshake ended up stealing the show. here's what we are.>> for-zero in the conference. [ bleep ] >> already then. coach graham bringing the heat. >> was said between me and the opposing coach at the end of the game >> that is between me and him. it's about the players, not about that. >> it's unfortunate it wasn't just between them. it was broadcast on national television.

>> he will be fined. for that probably.

we're learning so much more about two friends killed during a home invasion in georgia. 15-year-old boy and his 11-year- old sister, please say the parents were out on the town leaving several kids home alone

the motor vehicle police are using every resource to find the shooter. ever see the family had just moved into the house two months ago. frightening moments in miami when a car plowed into a church during service. the drive was trying to avoid a crash on the road and swerved hitting the wall, the pastor says of the 300 people inside, 12 were hurt, it had to be taken to the hospital. island, hundreds of women paraded around town in a yoga pants. it was in response to a man's letter to the editor calling the entire techie. and reading this. he says he has received death threats since it only meant the letter to be funny. gotham

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it is slow going the traffic finally moving on the ice 17. after the fruit back up to the freeway turned into a parking lot. we look at the massive pileup the left drivers stranded. >> it's hard to think what those drivers felt when they saw a runaway semi-whole heading straight for them. it's amazing everyone made it out alive. 70 people were hurt, witnesses say the semi was headed

db is investigating why couldn't stop in time after the crash, traffic came to a screeching halt was traffic backed up for more than 10 miles. some drivers realize they are not so unlucky considering and nearly missed a crash. >> we're about to three seconds behind it. we got lucky. >> the kids asked to stop for one more right before we left the pumpkin patch and we're certainly glad they did. >> the red cross tells us they were here to help out those drivers stranded on the ice 17 out in the heat by providing them with water. gone but not forgotten, a trail leading to a 19 firefighters were killed three years ago is nearly complete. officials say it's on track to open next month with a dedication ceremony scheduled for november 29.

long and it stretches to a ridge overlooking the site. we'll see plaques with the names of each fallen firefighter. hitting the pavement in the white against hiv, 4000 people turned out this morning for the aids walk arizona in phoenix. the event was hosted by the -- foundation. the goal was it just to raise money but to give support to those battling. >> valley crime-fighting charity get through tough times with little superhero powers. >> we had to gotham city for that story. with a push of the button and the slide of a child door, gotham city's crime-fighting lab is just steps away. the batmobile is ready to roll. >> my original plan was to goes to the dairy queen drafted. >> reporter: he bought it to entertain his own kids, then

>> we own a 1966 batmobile, people eventually hear about it. it wasn't until the make-a-wish foundation called, more followed until one kid refused to get in. >> his answer was straightforward, why would i get in the batmobile unless it would take me to the back pay. i couldn't come up with a good answer. truckee crated up crime- fighting lab of his own. today thiyo lukusa 221 families and hundred 31 charities. southwest kids cancer foundation is one. sebastian was diagnosed with leukemia in 2009. >> that's the point. escaped from being sick. >> emotionally, it's taxing, physically it's taxing. getting them out to the typical environment to do something fun is such a nice break. >> charles plans to build a bigger crime-fighting lab hoping to help markets.

of reasons. it makes me happy. >> reporter: in gotham city, abc15 that's as good a reason as i can think of. if you'd like to take a swing at knocking out cancer, the southwest kids cancer foundation will put host its fourth annual golf tournament saturday host its fourth annual golf tournament saturday, december 3, market on your calendar, tickets and sell for under $50. keeping our eye on the skies, we have a light rain showing up across western arizona moving into mohave county. light matrix, out in parts of southern california, will be in for a slight chance of rain overnight, a 10% chance now temperatures to 81 in phoenix, 40s to the north, 70s from bullhead city. dewpoints increase in the low 60s in yuma, that moisture streaming in from the west and southwest, wind speeds lights,

tracking a disturbance, light here in the valley around 10 to 15 miles per hour. gusting to 30, more on rain chances in this afternoon highs, the seven day coming up. welcome back. 6-6 overtime tie between the cardinals at seahawks. i caught up with patrick peterson for a quick one on one. >> wager take away? >> what a classic. it was a great ballgame. both defenses came out, they gave up a bunch of yards, they didn't let our offense score. we needed the same thing on defense. with the last drive back to force the overtime.

played. like coach said with make sure we execute to the best of our ability when we had the opportunity to score. >> though such an old-school nfl game. >> those type of games i love to been. especially when you have seahawks always having the defense year in year out. i believe it's the first time both came to pla did tonight. we can't be upset at the end results. we played our tails off. for the most part, hopefully it will help and not hurt us. and never seen two missed field goals late in the game.>> of

what the diagnosis is right now. my back is killing me. >> it showed. we able to run? >> i was able to run for that was the opportunity to break left and right. i'll be ready to go next week. that's the story keeping heat on that hopefully we'll see what's going on later on will send it back to the studio right now. talking to baseball now, this has got to be one of the greatest world series matchups in recent history. history is why it's such a great . the lungs can be chp droughts will be no more. chicago cubs capture their first national league tennis since 1945.

thing last time the cubs are in the world series. if they happened when it will be the first in 108 years, 1908 , if they lose in the indians when it will be cleveland's first world titles in 1940. one way or another, the history books will be updated. >> it may be a white sox fan. obama game credit where credit is due. holy cow. even this white sox fan was happy to see rock last night. tickets to see this year's matchup already skyhigh. the average price for the games in cleveland go for $3900 while one ticket tracker shows people in chicago nearly double that, 7200 apiece. tickets last year only cost $1600. there are some freebies if you watch closely.

series promotion offering a free taco on november 2 as soon as a player steals a base still the base until game three or later the taco events will happen november 10. with these been $7200 a ticket, at least you'll get a free taco. you really have to watch that. who knows when it will be. >> couny valley tonight, we're about to see more. 10 time cma winner just wrapped up a performance at the musical instruments museum in phoenix. tomorrow, and trees will be there to help open and exhibit honoring the 50th annual cma awards. those words airing november 2

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in the upper 90s. minutes 96 today, all the similarities -- all of this in the 90s. outside in the low 80s, headed down the 70s tonight and back in the 90s tomorrow. they'll take a slight degree of those highs. slight chance of rain overnight, very slight in the valley talking 10% chance, most of the state dry, it only overnight that through tomorrow with slightly better chances for light moderate get into tomorrow into the evening hours. had back into the overnight hours it would take us into tuesday morning, those rain chances out appear. >> best chance again, late tomorrow into the evening light rain across the valley. not showing any rain here. the southeast pockets of maricopa county, that hasn't

light to moderate rain across western arizona, heavier pocket near vicksburg. light showers moving into your area. we'll see some rain over the next few hours across northwestern arizona, disturbance moving in with moisture from the southwest into tomorrow, you'll see those rain chances highest as we go through that monday forecast. slight chance of rain across the valley. that's easternri know that means storm system is back to the northwest, rain chances will begin to diminish once that webster. higher terrain tomorrow by 50% chance through tuesday going back those out back to the zero across the northern arizona as we get into the midweek forecast. 56 in sedona, overnight lows

in sedona and tomorrow back in the 70s, 68 at grand canyon, 87 bullhead city, 93 in gila bend, even with that cloud cover in the area tomorrow is the team's temperatures to be back in the 90s, we sit in the 80s valley wide. 81 at 10, isolated rain chances with a slight chance tomorrow morning. will have a few breezes tomorrow, week. the cardinals and seahawks battle to 6-6 overtime tie here at university of phoenix

are we happy to avoid a loss, we said we didn't get to win? we're joined once again from university of phoenix, tell me how we should feel. empty. like it was a battle. the way we feel the players feel exactly the same way. i got into the locker room and caught up, you could tell he had been in a war tonight. >> have you ever been involved in a defensive game like that?

seattle. a lot of players mix in the ballgame. proud of my guys, we thought, no matter what happened be fought. feels like we lost but we didn't. i really want to get that win. we it's come back ready to go to work.>> to the best teams in the nfc west. >> it get many opportunities like that. it is what it is. seattle is a great team. we'll see them again for me to play with intensity we go to their house. i think it will be fun. >> it will be fun in seattle

our batteries are all dying out here, the players were dead in the locker room, they are exhausted. i can tell you quickly, tomorrow is a big red brewhouse countdown, cardinals countdown tonight -- tomorrow night, chandler jones will be our special guest. toward those salaries -- charge those batteries, get back safe. we're heading to london. it with him stadium. should they hope it's his last. he was picked apart by the new york defense. four interceptions on the day. that did the rams in. 17-10 the final. san fran comes flying out the gate.

straight points. james wilson throws for three touchdowns. for six straight loss. with all those in the books, here's a look at the nfc west standings after the first seven weeks of the season. cardinals 3-3 followed by the rams at three and four. 49ers at the bottom at one scalpel. i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm just a tv doctor. i never went to college. (scream) i don't do blood. but now, thanks to cigna, i can do more than just look the part. is that a foot?

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slight chance of rain in the valley tonight, better chances overnight across the higher terrain, tomorrow slight chance for light water rain valley. not going to be a washout for the us.

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only two full weeks of campaigning left. after this week's debate, another clinton e-mail controversy. and threats of a rigged election, we have a lot to cover. >> this week was the last time we will see hillary clinton and donald trump on the same stage before the election. no, it wasn't wednesday's debate. we will get to that. it was thursday at the al smith foundation dinner in new york where the candidates raised money for the catholic charity by roasting each other. >> i would like to address an important religious matter. the issue of going to confession. or, as hillary calls it the fourth of july weekend with fbi director comey. >> it is amazing, i'm up here, after donald.