there were groups from el hambra and central as well. they walked the streets of phoenix and protested against trump. also for the school district and for police and the union high school district. that's when police got involved after reports of rocks being thrown and light rail trains officials say this is the wrong way to get the message across. they're hoping that since school is off tomorrow tension will subside in the days to come. also today we sa students pro-- saw students protesting at the arizona school for the arts. seniors speaking their minds during their lunch break. inside schools teachers are sending a strong message to kids. you don't have to walk out of

free speech. how all of this is turning into a political lesson inside the classroom. >> teachers are saying don't use anger, use education. they want kids at all of the schools in arizona to know that they're here. they want to listen to you if you're concerned. the outpouring of emotion stems from the strong rhetoric throughout the campaign about rounding up immigrants and building walls. it's scared some of these kids. not on it but they're hearing their parents talking about it. strong words sometimes. teachers say this is a lesson for adoesn'ts. tone down the -- for adults. tone down the rhetoric. >> there's a government in place. there's checks and balances in place. we don't need to be divided. let's wait and see how we can get through this. and i promise it will be okay. >> coming up at 6:00 another

middle school students out here in tolleson. their viewpoints coming up at 6:00. we want to get to more news that's breaking. we're out with these protesters on the streets. >> yeah, i am following these kids all over downtown phoenix. they move pretty fast but they left the capitol. they came to asu to get more students. and you can see they're tr to gather a lot more people as they are walking. phoenix pd tweeting out and posting helpful tips for these students who are protesting so they can be safe and organized. because they are going to be our future after this. i spoke to the district who tells me that 400 out of the 7,000 students walked out of class today. and there's going to be consequences. every time they walk out of lass they're going to get --

knocked for attendance. it will affect their credit and there are also other punishments. i was able to speak to one dad who says that when his daughter called him asking for permission this is what he told her. >> if you feel you need to walk, do it when it's -- when it's your time. not when you're supposed to be learning. when you turn 18 and you can vote then you all can make your change. >> now, the creating a video message for parents. they have just posted that on their page. we also have that video as well. coming up at 6:00 are teachersen couraging these walk -- teaches -- teachers encouraging these walkouts? >> also there's some

back to the live desk. the maricopa county office expected to give an update on their ballot counting. there are approximately 310,000 early ballots left to be processed and tabulated. this there's an estimated 55,000 provisional ballots left to be researched. they're going to start counting again at 9:00 in the morning tomorrow. we can expect an update results every single day at 5:00. so you can find that update right here on abc 15. we'll pass it along to you until that job is finished, steve? it's a moment in history many thought they would never see. donald trump at the white house just two days after his stunning victory he met with president obama. they had never met in person before. and bespite harsh campaign ret

united front. >> we are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed. >> i have great respect and at the meeting it lasted fir almost an hour and a half and -- for almost an hour and a half and as far as i'm concerned it could have gone on longer. >> said to be going over thousands of resumes to fill positions forever the new administration. the meetings did not stop there for trump. also sitting down with speaker paul ryan today to help build their relationship and build the groundwork for the 2017 agenda. mike pence joined them. ryan faces a vote next tuesday to keep his job as house speaker. much more ahead. meantime back at home the search is on for this guy wanted for a whole list of crimes in california. police believe he is in our area. tony macias facing several charges in modesto.

homicide investigation. this 23-year-old goes by several names and is considered armed and dangerous. there's a reward for any information that leads to his arrest. >> he just got out of jail and he's behind bars. a city employee accused of stalking his ex-girlfriend arrested again. here he is 44-year-old richard abbott six days after being released he sent an inappropriate email to his ex. court records show he works for the department. a con vicks in a near -- conviction in a nearly two decade old murder. a woman found guilty of killing a little girl in 199 #. 3-year- old crystal reyes was killed and buried in a grave. tamala will be sentenced next month. more breezes in play for some spots as we head towards

not as breezy as today or yesterday. temperatures cooled down too. upper 70s to low 80s after a high of 82 in phoenix tonight. temperatures in the 70s through the evening. down to 70 by can p.m. we'll -- by 9:00 p.m. we'll take you through your forecast for the football game and what to expect tomorrow for veteran's day. and we'll walk you through the outdoor planner. day one obamacare is out so now what? what it means for you now that it's time to enroll. >> expect trump to tackle

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up on everything happening across the country. this is in l.a. as we showed you at the top of the newscast they were blocking the i-10. officers have moved any anti- trump protesters off the freeway. but they're gathering in this park right here and we're hearing of some other protests in surrounding areas near southgate. we'll keep the pictures coming in for you. donald trump has made it clear that the affordable care act is dead on >> much of this as people are going through annual enrollment. melissa blasius is digging for details. >> this is an urgent issue for people in arizona. they want to know now what will happen to their medical mans after donald trump takes office. -- plans after donald trump takes office. >> obamacare is a catastrophe for arizona. >> donald trump says he will repeal the afforden care act on day one -- affordable care act

specifics. >> you're going to have great healthcare. >> trump's website includes details like he will eliminate the individual insurance mandate. everyone can deduct healthcare expenses from their taxes and doctors and hospitals must be transparent. >> if they put the affordable care act on the table and look at it objectively and making it work better it could be better. >> but healthcare industry experts question saying real reform will take months. >> congress will have to make the decisions about what would replace the current law. it's important for people to understand the current law is very complex. >> coming up at 6:00 we talk to a valley man going through the process right now trying to figure out which insurance plan to sign up for and whether there'll be better options soon. deportations cutting federal amnesty programs, and

all. will trump follow through. several groups trying to figure that out. one of the main concerns is the future of doca. the message to her clients? stay patient because it could be impacted by the decision on sb-1070. >> i hope that the new administration understands that enforcing laws that are unconstitutional costs money. and they bring down the morale of our society. >> we learned today some of those campaign promises could affect leadership of these groups. that story at 6:00. hundreds of jobs coming to the valley. the company moving in and the impact it's expected to have. . a lot going on at sun devil stadium. the salute to service game and the final home game of the

a fortune 500 company bringing a lot of jobs to the valley. >> it's a human resourcing company taking over the old american airlines building. with it? 1500 jobs. jason is on the story tonight. >> the day the name came down last year american airlines became a hard act to follow in downtown tempe. >> you never like to see downsizing like we saw with that site. that creates opportunities for us to place new companies into those particular real estate solutions. >> business leaders say they found a human resource company to bring 1500 new jobs and a

>> it's a fortune 500 company bringing great jobs. >> it will move into the old american airlines building next year: they chose tempe because it's walkable, has businesses, transportation and the asu talent pool. >> we have a large number of jobs per capita. >> tempe is one of the hottest in the country for attracting business. >> we had a relationship with them and they determined that tempe had the best opportunity. >> adp says this is strictly an expansion. it's other valley location in chandler will stay where it is with 200 employees. i'm jason abc 15. also in tempe police investigating whether a motorcyclist was killed because a car turned in front of him. bruce lindsey jr. crashed late last night near southern and potter. the 60-year-old thrown from the bike died at the scene. police are investigating

lose control. working to learn the name of a man hit and killed while crossing the street. police say a car hit the man at 17th street and camelback. the driver stayed at the scene. back to the live desk. looking out for our next president a temporary flight restriction is in place over trump tower in new york. the agency says it's doing this as a safety measure after its victory. certain aircrafts cannot fly below 3,000 feet in midtown manhattan. parts of brooklyn and queens impacted as well. these restrictions will stay in place and expire in january when he moves to d.c. a well-known restaurant in phoenix closing its doors. solo tratoria. we did a round up of restaurants that shut down. including world of beer.

the full list on abc15.com. beautiful weather out there to do lots of things. people out and walking around. >> absolutely. look at winds right now across the valley. a breesy -- breezy day here. elsewhere less than ten. backing off as we head into our evening tonight. here's a look at the forecast. hour by hour temperatures in the 70s. 77 at 6:00. 77 or 75 rather at 7:00 and the evening. right now 81. the high today 82 degrees in phoenix. a few degrees cooler than yesterday as the breezes brought in a couple doses of cooler air. closer to average. still not quite there yet. 30-year average around 78. 80s tomorrow and through the weekend. let's talk about the temperatures across the valley. 79 in deer valley and 76 right now in fountain hills. across the state temperatures

pay southern sedona and pres -- payson sedona and prescott. look at our clouds and radar. not a lot to track for us. to the east some high clouds surging in to the white mountains air ra. this is associated -- area. this is associated with some action to the east. as we head into the weekend it will weaken a bit. but it looks like it's pretty much goi desert southwest for the next several days. we see that circulation opening up a built. our breezes will die down because of that. temperatures stay consistent through the weekend before we go into next week and see a subtle warm-up into monday and tuesday. 83 tomorrow. 83 saturday. 83 sunday. just a the more clouds in the sunday forecast the only change we notice. activity planner looks great

green light on all of it. biking, running. air quality looks good as well. let's talk about veteran's day tomorrow. temperatures above average but looking good. 62 at 6:00 a.m. 79 at noon. 80s in the afternoon hours. put us four or five degrees above average. 81 in mesa. 78 in cave creek. the west valley peoria at 84. look for glendale for tomorrow afternoon. a look across the state. a lot more spots hitting freezing temperatures overnight. show low window rocks the grand canyon in the 20s. winslow very cold overnight. upper 50s and low 60s for bullhead city. sedona 71. upper 60s in prescott and payson tomorrow. 80s going through the weekend

just a subtle warm-up early next week. 84 on sunday, 85 tuesday. another storm system to track. looks dry in the valley for wednesday. drop the temperatures several degrees into thursday down to 78. gorgeous over the next several days here. a beautiful night at asu for sun devils football. more breaking news. i want to take you to the live pictures out of baltimore specifically north baltimore. these protesters have gathered at washington monument. for those of you who know baltimore. growing close to 300 or more people. it's been peaceful but one man has been mutt in hand -- been put in handcuffs. i added to my facebook page. they want everyone to stay safe in this, steve? >> in their final game of the

for their first win in more than a month. >> they're fresh off a bye week. they're playing at sun devil stadium. that's where jason snavely is. the devils are trying to get bowl eligible at this point. >> they've been stuck at that five win mark for four weeks. getting that sixth win will not be easy. utah tonight, washington next week followed by u of a and that game's always a toss up. they have their work cut out for them. their last time out it was not pretty. the oregon ducks who have one pac-12 win racked up 734 total yards against asu a couple weeks ago. tonight they host the utah utes coming in as the 15th ranked team in the nation. >> got a lot of respect. very very disciplined. when you play them you better bring it. it's going to be tough. it's going to be a blocking and

and you better win that. and it's a physical war and our guys know that. smart, disciplined, tough. they're one of the top two teams, two or three teams in the pac-12. we'll have our hands full. >> they'll certainly have their hands full tonight. if they want to become bowl eligible tonight they'll have to take down one of the top teams in the country. first the phone. now the charger. more problems for samsung.

the guy who shot into a crowd hitting five people in downtown seattle is still missing tonight.

serious condition. the other three we're told are doing well. the gunshots went off down the street from a massive anti- trump rally last night but the shooting was not connected to the protest. not just those samsung phones catching fire but also the chargers. a woman in florida saying she plugged in her phone to charge when she went to sleep and then the next thing she knows there were flames everywhere. >> i looked at the like the actual wire, and looked at it and was like that's not normal. there was no other reason there would be a fire next to my bed like that. >> yeah, pretty scary. the woman says the charger was the only cord plugged in so she reached out to samsung about this. all new at 6:00. the school champ that led to a new lesson plan.

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then, mr. trump taken to the capitol and shown where he will be sworn in. and hillary clinton. 24 hours after conceding, the mom who was hiking discovering clinton walking her dogs. also tonight, a divided america. the new messages of hate now emerging in schools. the chants of "build that wall" in a cafeteria. >> build that wall! build that wall! >> and this message in a high school hallway. >> white power! >> and the new protests after the election. also tonight, the deadly police ambush. one officer killed, another shot. what authorities then discover in the suspect's car. and the major fire still burning tonight.