. good morning, everybody. we are watching this surprising historic election come to fruition. >> lots to lk morning. we have the drive times in a moment. first, we are following local breaking news right now. we'll get to the election in a moment. but we have lost a hero here in arizona. we are tracking developments after an officer-involved shooting. it is deadly, unfolding in show low, where an officer who's been protecting our community

over, the suspect shot and killed by police. we are just pulling into town here in show low. this is video on the left-hand side of the screen, officer darren reed. yesterday police say officer reed was responding to a disturbance call when daniel eriksson, the man on the right- hand side of the screen, shot and killed him before leading police to a nearby cabin where he took a 15-year-old girl during six hours of negotiations, he shot at officers. that's when a dps tactical team was called in to help and eventually he was shot and killed. back live here, as for the 15- year-old hostage, we're told she was not hurt. she was taken to a nearby hospital out of precaution. we are just pulling into town. as soon as we have more, we'll

katie conner, abc 15 news. we are starting out with breezes, keeping temperatures a little bit elevated. down to 72 in phoenix and temperatures will warm back in the 80s, just not as warm as yesterday. we'll have another check in just a few minutes. maybe your starting in the east valley, drive times just about 7 minutes here from to the 60. i'm hearing about a problem if the north valley. we'll have a closer look coming up. the top story in the nation this morning and across the globe, everyone is watching the united states election. donald trump now the president. >> cheers and celebration at

trump made his way to victory in the wee hours of the morning. across the street, a deflating night for clinton supporters at the democratic headquarters. we have yet to hear from the former secretary but she's expected to speak this morning, something we'll be watching closely for you. crowds formed outside the maricopa county sheriff's office, as sheriff joe arpaio is out. live in phoenix this morning, justin, this may not be th easiest of moves. >> reporter: it's yet to be seen how this will go. still two months until paul penzone takes sheriff here. but the big question this morning, how is the transition really going to go? penzone and his wife thanked supporters. they have no clue how smoothly the transition is going to go.

years. joe arpaio is not required to meet with penzone and not required to make the transition smooth if he doesn't want to. penzone's camp is going to reach out and try and medication it as smooth as possible, as well as other officials and the department of justice. the sheriff says he'll make the transition as smooth as possible, and penzone is going to be sworn into office in january. >> we spoke with penzone and he that all people are entitled to respect. >> i pursued this because i want to restore the respect, the transparency and confidence to the maricopa county sheriff's office because the men and women in uniform there deserve it and this community deserves it. >> this was his second time challenging the sheriff. overnight, joe arpaio said it's

years, and said the people have spoken and we respect their decision. my thanks and appreciation to the people of maricopa county for the faith and trust they put in me over the years. the republicans will retain control of the senate. you may have gotten that alert on your phone at 11:20 p.m. last night. it was a late night result in pennsylvania. republicans will retain their seats in wisconsin, pennsylvania, north carolina, indiana and florida. keep in mind, four states remain to be decided. >> one of the senate seats held by the republicans including our state, senator john mccain, winning his sixth term. >> is this his last rodeo? sounded like it the way he was talking last night. nick nick ciletti has more on that. >> reporter: mccain and his

this morning, able to land a double digit victory over congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. that party lasted late into the night here. let's talk about what happened. we were talking about how he won by quite a margin, over 10% by the latest numbers. he was joined by his wife and family and staff. as for his own political future, sounds like this may have been mccain's final campaign. >> i think this might be the last. thank you for your love and support. thank you for everything. that my friends, with a full heart, ready to get back to work for you, i'll say good night and thank you one last time for making me the luckiest guy i know. god bless. >> reporter: drawing a lot of

president, he and mccain haven't always seen eye to eye. how this will play out, coming up in the next half hour. the congressional district one, sheriff babeu losing to tom o'hall ran. >> i believe the american people are just sending a strong signal to government that they want us to treat them respectfully. we're not out there as big money corporations. we're out there to fight for them. . we have you cover window

head to abc15.com to see all the results. again, some still undecided as they come in. coming up, trouble after closing all the testing centers in our state. a blood testing company facing a new problem. >> and we have a traffic jam already in the north valley, possibly debris on the freeway. a closer look, next. >> and we'll see the breezes kick back up again today temperatures trend down. we have the most accurate forecast next. >> and marijuana making a

. video from overnight, this is a serious crash. this is near the biltmore area, two cars involved, 16th street and highland the location. see the scaffolding there?

scaffolding. power blinked on and off for a moment but fortunately we are told no serious injuries. we have an officer-involved shooting just south of show low. state road 260 is closed but sounds like it's mostly reopening. one lane is still closed off. sounds like you can now use north part of the valley. loop 101, looking a lot better now. this is loop 101 between 51st and 33rd avenue, debris on the roadway. traffic is just a little heavier in this area. >> let's talk about the most accurate forecast. temperatures are mild and it has a lot to do with the breezes that have been sticking around overnight. this morning breezes are elevated in the upper 60s to

chandler in the upper 60s, 74 in glendale. breezy to start and we are staying breezy through at least mid-afternoon before the winds lighten up. peak gusts come around midday, just like yesterday, with gusts peaking at times between 20 and 25 miles an hour. i think we'll drop a little bit in the upper 60s, at least a few hours before we start the warmup again. today won't be as warm as yesterday. we hit 90 yesterday and we're back in the 80s by lunchtime, but today's high only 85. temperatures will keep trending down. we have the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. we have to talk about this,

. >> reporter: this is where i voted and a lot of people voted here too. it's closed now but we did see really long lines for the general election. typically that's something you wouldn't see but then computers started acting up at sites, causing a lot of delays. this was one of the long lines near 51st and osborne, if we have the video there. the issue was there were two computers processing all the ballots. then one of them went down and

delaying people 10 to 15 minutes. you have thousands of people voting and only one computer, causing major delays. >> all i heard for five, six hours on the radio was that it's a two, three-hour wait in maricopa. then i heard two and a half, three hours. i said, that's not going to stop me whatsoever. >> reporter: and they got than half the calls for troubleshooting they had in the 2012 election, so this was somewhat of a success. allison rodriguez, abc 15. the long lines may not be a surprise for the secretary of state, announcing voters set several new records in our state with this election, including voter registration, early voting and possibly a record number of ballots cast.

night until the very last county reports. >> and the ban was kept in place on ballot harvesting. democrats argue that hurts minority voters. the peso could fall up to 30%, according to a research firm capital economics. a meeting will be called today. breaking right now, bloomberg is reporting president oba trump to the white house for a meeting regarding the transition. that's expected to happen tomorrow. back in the state, it's not looking good for sportiest of recreational marijuana. just after 1:00 a.m., it was reported prop 205 didn't pass. supporters say the uncounted votes could close the gap. >> i know it's very close. we'll celebrate either way because we know we have the

forward no matter what. across the nation i think we'll see good results. >> recreational marijuana is now legal in california, massachusetts and nevada. several other states voted to legalize medical marijuana. >> interesting to see who stays true to their word. if donald trump heads to the oval office, several celebrities said they would leave the u.s. 16 famous actors and singers said they would leave if trump >> we'll see what happens. >> yes, we will. we are covering other news this morning. more trouble for blood testing after walgreens filed a lawsuit, claiming a breach of contract. it was filed in delaware and walgreens is seeking $140 million, the amount invested in the company.

the centers here in arizona were closed after questions arose about the reliability of the tests. let's get you out the door with the accurate forecast. it's a mild and breezy morning, temperatures down to 72 degrees 72 degrees, winds about 5 to 15 miles an hour on your way to work. we'll have more throughout the day today, into at afternoon. today won't be as warm. as you step outside, i mentioned the breezes. the camera here shaking just a little bit with the breezes about 5 to 15 miles an hour across the valley. we'll stay in the 70s through much of the morning but for the 80s by lunchtime, still breezy going into mid-afternoon. our highs are about 5 degrees lower than yesterday.

average but the temperatures are starting to trend down. wind gusts 20 to 25 miles an hour, and by around midday in the valley. down south, we'll have gusts up to 35 miles an hour again. so it's important if you're traveling, maybe down to tucson to watch for areas of blowing dust. that's a possibility. high of 85 today. for the next few days, temperatures trend down. low 80s into the weekend. more on the hour by hour breezes in . we have more details on this debris on the freeway on loop 101, this semi here near 35th avenue, they had to stop traffic the get that cleared. if you're seeing a little bit of congestion up there, that's the reason why: a look at the big picture, the only slow spot because of that here.

outside the valley. i-17 northbound, we have a roll overcrash at mcguireville. definitely some backup heading there because you can't get past that. you'll have to use side streets and ramps to get around that. u.s. 93, southbound direction is completely shut down right now because of a deadly crash north of state route 71. call friends and family headed in on 93 and try to change your plans if you can. we do not panic, folks. the sound of the sirens from the nuclear generating station have nothing to do with the presidential election. the plant is performing a federally required testing of 58 outdoor warning sirens. they will let drivers in fact west valley know about this, around noon, 12:30. they have two different tests and they will carry this out and it is only a test.

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governor's mansion in indianapolis with the big changes. >> reporter: we are out here at 46th and meridian, where we can see the process beginning of secret service and other law enforcement agencies beefing up the security detail. no doubt this morning we are waking up to a different america. it seems indiana's governor mike pence will be our next vice president, a breath away from being the leader of the now more than ever, mike pence must be protected. specific security plans are classified but sources say serious discussions have already begun about closing down the streets around the mansion here. it's unclear if they would be permanently blocked off or just while pence is in town. the faa also restricted the air space around the mansion. airplanes, drones, all restricted from flying within a mile of the residence.

title until january 20th of next year, when he's sworn in as the vice president of the united states. in indianapolis, eric cox, rtv 6. when it comes to emotions, many swirling around the election. once it was clear hillary clinton was not going to win, the tears started flowing and supporters couldn't believe what they were seeing. >> mind-blowing. this is mind-blowing. i mean, i don't know what to say. >> you're upset? >> i'm very upset. the pedigree ain't what it takes to get to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> supporters started clearing out about the time pennsylvania went to trump. we are told everyone was gone by midnight. not going to see any rain over the next seven days but we'll get more breezes and cooler temperatures. the most accurate forecast is

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. now that trump has been elected and senator mccain is reelected, can the two play nice together? we have details coming up. >> and there is a new sheriff in town, joe arpaio out. we'll tell you how people celebrating when the results came out. the top story this morning, protect donald trump and president obama invited trump to the white house for a meeting tomorrow. we have breezes lingering this morning, keeping temperatures warmer this

sky harbor. 85 and lower temperatures coming up. we'll talk about how strong the wind will be next. >> in the west valley, starting around 91st avenue, by the time you get to 43, it's clearing up. it's a littler slower, looks like this semi lost its load here. the eastbound direction is heavier because of that. a look at i-17 is coming up. thank you. our top story right now, you're waking up to a new president and a lot of changes when it comes to government. >> the republicans dominating the results, the biggest race going to donald trump. >> ours was not a campaign, but rather an incredible and great

hard working men and women who love their country and want a better, brighter future for themselves and for their families. >> president-elect donald trump defying the odds and the polls to defeat hillary clinton to become the 45th president of the united states. hillary clinton has not reacted other than calling trump over the phone. as soon as she speaks publicly, we'll let you know. >> this is a look at the electoral map. thatra before midnight, donald trump 289 electoral votes. there are still four states that need to be called this hour. >> right now, new video in as protesters take to the streets in san francisco after donald trump's win. you can see the protesters in the streets here, setting fires as well. no word on any arrests. in san diego, a thousand students were marching on the highway there after the trump win.

we'll get back to the election in just a moment. we have breaking news in show low this morning. a police officer is dead this morning after an overnight shooting and a massive manhunt to catch the killer near the lake wood resort. katie conner is live. >> reporter: behind me at the days inn said the suspect was staying at this hotel. employees yesterday called 911 about him. this is daniel eriksson. he is on the screen right now. he was at the arby's down the road when police showed up, and he shot and killed officer darren reed. he'd been with show low police since 2006 and police say after

year-old girl hostage. during six hours of negotiations, he spinal cordically shot at officers and was eventually shot and killed around 1:00 a.m. back live, you can see the investigation here at the hotel ramping up. as soon as we have more information, we'll pass that along. back to you guys. >>ur with that officer's family and the law enforcement nation this morning. the main route between the valley and las vegas is shut down, here along the 93. we're talked just north of wickenburg on 93. it was a head-on crash and four people are dead. we don't know if anyone else was injured in this. >> we have a look at another crash here at i-10 westbound, the ramp to 101 northbound. it's off on the right-hand side

just a moment ago. you're going to see congestion there, so heads up. we'll have more coming up in a few minutes. although he may not have had the support from many in his own party, donald trump will be the next president of the united states. nick ciletti is live near central and mcdowell. one person who pu support will now have to work with him closely. >> reporter: that's right. we're talking about john mccain, who won his sixth term in office last night. the party is wrapping up, just hours ago a victory party. donald trump and john mccain, their relationship has been somewhat icy over the last month. let's give you a lesson here. mccain said previously that he would support the republican

this is after trump said he wasn't a war hero because he was captured in vietnam. october of this year, after the access hollywood bombshell, mccain rescinded his support for trump. last night he spoke and it sounds like they may be able to mend fences. >> i promise you, i will work as hard as i ever have, use all my knowledge and experience and relationships, and extend an open hand to our new president. my the aisle to solve our problems together. >> reporter: he's starting his next term in the senate. we'll look at mccain's political future coming up at 6:00. overnight, house speaker paul ryan called donald trump to congratulate him on his big night, even saying they had a very good conversation. ryan was outspoken about trump

some reports suggested ryan may not remain speaker of the house. >> and numbers show a lot of people couldn't wait to get sheriff joe arpaio out after 24 years as the county's top cop. . >> reporter: people are taking to the office here, right at the front door, putting an eviction noti this is not what joe arpaio wanted but some folks say they have been waiting for this for a long time. one of the signs here, folks showing up here and spelling it out. this is not the first time the group has shut down the sheriff's office here. but this time the group got what they wanted: a new sheriff. >> almost feels too good to be

this guy for so long that, you know, i never thought i'd see this day coming. >> one of the big questions this morning, how is this transition going to go? we'll talking about that coming up. and another question, what happens to that big joe arpaio balloon we have seen blown up at a lot of protests? we are live in downtown >> phoenix. >> the recorder's office is still too close to call. helen purcell served 27 years but made several major mistakes involving elections this year. >> through that office, your voice goes out to the government. through that office, your representatives are selected. through that office, our

provide better training for poll workers and process the ballots faster. republicans won 15 seats, democrats 12, and three races are still too close to call. republicans also lost a couple seats in the state house but still maintain the majority there. word of the trump presidency sending shock waves through the global market, the dow plunging more than 900 points last night. u.s. stocks are now setting up for losses as trading opens here. so emotional, the markets, and they were convinced hillary clinton would win. futures are recovering after trump's speech last night, where many reported he sounded more presidential. if you want to pack up and leave the country for canada, just won't happen right now. the website crashed overnight and expert reports believe the

after the site went down around 10:30 p.m. eastern time. online searches regarding moving to canada have grown in recent months. in other news, here in the valley, investigators working to figure out what sparked this inferno in phoenix. this was near 26th street and thomas. we can tell you a number of things here, propane tanks and as many as caught fire in addition to power lines there. srp is working on those repairs right now. keeping it local, this is a shooting near 51st avenue and thomas. police officers are on the scene there, several units there, investigating a bullet hole. one of the things they are investigating there at an apartment complex. no word on injuries. we'll keep you updated. iris? we have a mild start

door. the breezes are keeping temperatures a little elevated, in the 60s to 70s. clear skies on your drive into work and by the time you're heading home, we're staying sunny. it's another warm afternoon with breezes too. 72 now, and we'll cool little further before the temperature starts to climb back in the mid- 70s by mid-morning. today's high is 85, above the average 90 was the high yesterday. that temperature is trending down a bit. the breezes are coming especially around late morning into midday, when we'll feel the strongest breezes. winds about 5 to 15 miles an hour right now and they will stay about 10 to 20 through mid- morning with gusts at times up to 25 miles an hour. we'll talk about the lower temperatures for the weekend coming up in a few minutes. take a look at the roads on i-17. here in the valley, not bad.

it is going to be slightly delayed there. but this is going to be from dunlap to mcdowell. i want to update you on the crash north of the valley. i-17 northbound is shut down because of a rollover crash there. the left lane is blocked there north of camp voir verde. and we'll have a dunkin's sweet black pepper bacon sandwich is back with twice the crispy, caramelized peppered bacon. experience a breakfast sandwich made for bacon lovers.

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outside the apartment complex. he has nonlife-threatening injuries and no arrests have been made. there's the update coming out of 51st avenue and thomas. thank you for that. back to the election coverage now, the results are in but that doesn't mean all the ballots are counted. >> last check, thousands haven't been looked at at all in maricopa county. allison, are they going to counting those today? >> reporter: essentially they need to still continue gathering and processing the mail-in ballots. it looks like people have gone home for the day and they are not going to start counting these ballots until tomorrow. as many as 200,000 early ballots were turned in on election day, on top of about 170,000 early ballots that are still being processed.

time. workers have to go through one by one and verify the signatures. we have not seen a lot of counting going on inside, and that has some people frustrated. still the county recorder helen purcell says this process is normal. >> it's not a process that takes a couple hours. this takes quite some time. we have had teams working around the clock. >> reporter: we started to see employees showing up here, not sure when counting the ballots. but the task today is separates and sorting these, and they hope to finish at least 50,000 of them today. allison rodriguez, abc 15. a very long road, including fighting more more education and funding, fighting for paternity leave, fair work schedules. there are a lot of things in the workplace we could work on.

of prop 206. starting the first of the year, the minimum wage in the state goes up to $10 an hour. the chairman of prop 206 there saying this just the beginning. more developments after donald trump wins. world leaders at this moment congratulating trump, well wishes coming in from the uk's prime minister, canada's prime minister, the german president offering ot and russia's president sent trump a telegram. as one person put it on the internet, he didn't want to send an e-mail, just in case.

in the valley to hire veterans. 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., fry's is looking to fill part-time and full-time positions. there are several jobs like chefs, pharmacy techs, courtesy clerks and positions in management. temperatures are not cold enough for jackets but it's almost time to pull out the skis. arizona's largest ski resort was hoping to open by friday but that's pushed back by a week. >> and temps are still above freezing at snow bowl at making it tough to make snow there. it's the earliest date ever for the flagstaff resort. our doppler is all dry valley wide and across the state. we have no signs of rain, either. we have a disturbance sitting to our southeast, bringing the gusty winds across southern arizona. but it will keep the moisture to our southeast, too. we'll get a little moisture down in southern arizona by tomorrow, maybe a sprinkle down

the rest of the state, including the valley and high country, all dry. another storm system is moving across the state on sunday. we'll get a cool front in, a cold front moving across, but it's not going to bring any moisture. so a dry forecast even for the weekend and next week. today plan on sunny skies, and more breezes. this morning we're feeling them, temperatures around 72 degrees this morning, so a bit gusty winds continue through lunchtime, gusting up to 20, 25 miles an hour. as the temperatures climb to 85 this afternoon, not as warm as yesterday, not seeing those 90s. but we are still above average for this time of year. we have sunny skies in phoenix today, no 90s to the southwest either.

temperatures will keep trending down even as we head toward the weekend, low 80s this weekend. we'll talk about the pollen forecast in a few minutes. i want to remind you, if you have the election day hangover, cure it with a cup of coffee. your chance at winning a $50 gift card is coming up. watch for the weather word of day and enter it at abc15.com/win. i-10 in the west valley, you're seeing about 1 drive time from the 101 to the 17. delays are right around 83rd avenue to 7th avenue. we still have a crash at i-10 and loop 101. this is a closure we have this morning after a deadly crash on u.s. 93. southbound lanes are closed just north of state route 71. you have to use the on and off ramps to get around that and

travel if possible. north valley, still have a semi on the 101 near 35th avenue, traffic slightly slower there. a closer look at u.s. 60 is coming up. being president will give you a lot of stress. >> donald trump set to take on one of the toughest jobs in the world. is his body ready for it? doctors revealing what he can do now to stay healthy. >> and colin his protest one step further. and we have a live look at 1600

presidents age two years for every year of life sp office. the key experts say is managing lifestyle habits. >> the decisions are huge, and whoever is president, they have to do healthy things to stay vital, stay vibrant and keep their brains functioning. >> and he'll have to keep someone close to talk to about problems, and limit alcohol and tobacco, and to meditate.

of tweets overnight. >> he was pushing for voters to support trump, condemning his brother and calling out the media. malik obama attended the final debate as trump's special guest. >> and colin kaepernick told reporters that picking trump or clinton was choosing the lesser of two evils. plan on feeling the breezes and mild temperatures. i'll talk about how warm temperatures will get this afternoon, next. >> and traffic getting heavier on i-10. this is a look at 51st avenue. we have a crash close to the 101 to show you. >> and the newest information after a police officer is killed in show low. >> plus a consumer alert.

. we are tracking breaking news out of show low, where an officer was shot and killed. i'll have new information

a nation divided and trump's message to the country today. >> and some protesters take to the streets, and wall street on we are off to a cool start this morning but we are back in the 80s with 85 later today. i'll show you the temperatures continuing to trend down ahead of the weekend coming up in the seven-day forecast. take a look at the roads right now. delays are where you would