danger. he may be heading toward miami or new mexico. please call police if you spot them. happening overnight in phoenix police are on the hunt for a gunman who opened fire leaving one person with life- threatening wounds. let's head out to abc15's maryellen resendez who was the first on the scene near 19th avenue and is live do we know how the victims are doing right now? >> reporter: we do not have exact confirmation as to whether he is still alive or not. homicide detectives have arrived on the scene and we are told he is still fighting for his life as far as they know. we could see detectives speaking with witnesses, and we can see that there are gun shells. here is what we know happened so far as neighbors heard

they found a man lying in the street. according to police, none of them recognized them. he was rushed to a nearby hospital in grave condition. he underwent surgery and we do have homicide detectives now. you can see the come lease talk police van -- police van. this still have no suspect as who may have shot this man. maryellen resendez, abc15 news. >> maryellen , thank you for that. the results of the present until election are sparking outrage. demonstrations are still happening right now. this is video out of portland, oregon. police had to use tear gas and flash grenades to get the crowd to disperse. in los angeles hundreds of

night after 200 people were arrested the previous night. on the east coast in philadelphia 300 people braved the temperatures and a lot of them holding signs that said not my president. those protests even came into the valley with a group on the asu campus. a self-described anarchist group surprised police after they marched for 15 minutes, police told them to get on the sidewalk or they would be arrested. one of our reporters sought this exchange. >> we are very sorry that you are alive. we are very sorry that your mother gave you birth. >> so hold on a minute. is it the rally cry love trumps hate? you just said you wish this man had not been born. >> no. we are very sorry that you are

>> i believe that is what he said. >> reporter: these protests are nothing like the ones we saw in portland. thankfully nobody was hurt. we are seeing plans for three more protests this weekend with two were coming together at the capital. and another is planned for tomorrow morning at 10:00. a racially charged graffiti was charged -- was found on the dorm a the university is looking into where it came from and they insist the security of their student is their top priority. a suspicious fire this morning. we got up with them just as they doused the flames. they tell us this is the second time this same house caught fire. so far there is no cause, but they are considering opening up

firefighters in peoria reporting flames out near 79th avenue and cactus. this one also is vacant meaning no one was living there. we are told this house is now a total loss. we are learning some new details about the explosion in afghanistan. four people were killed and another 14 hurt. you can see where this base was. authorities are not revealing any details about the attack is being claimed by the taliban. nato is working to identify the families before we find out who and what nationalities they are. in the meantime, for support is being asked to fight isis. president obama calling on congress to release $12 billion for the battle as an iraqi troops are locked in a fierce

this would bring the price tag for operations up to 88 -- $85 billion just this year. 25 minutes of torment is how the victim described the scene thursday night after a suspected drunk driver followed her. he rammed her car seven times going west on thomas off loop 101. she was on the phone with 911 for 25 minutes before a cruiser arrested him. >> watching him getting arrested and thrown in the car made me feel better. i hope he never gets to go out on the street and hurt anybody else. that guy should never be allowed to drive again. >> reporter: the suspect was arrested and he tried to commit suicide in jail. it has been four months

several murders across phoenix and the first dating back to march. we reached out to investigators and they are constantly looking for new hits. it is still a priority to catch this guy. we have a special section on www.abc15.com you can check out and it documents the trail of terror left behind with a $75,000 reward still on the table to bring the sky to justice. check out whoever you see will not be able to hide behind the mask much longer. a circle k was held up to 115th avenue. the pictures make it easy to see the robber was armed. one man that he could fly off in the valley but police are saying 22-year-old gregory read got caught in the sky

he stole loaded gift cards from walmart. they >> reporter: the clerks by saying they would pay in cash and once the card was loaded they would run off. stock there's been talk about the dakota access pipeline. this morning the keystone pipeline is a topic of conversation. mitch mcconnell once -- would like donald trump to get construction going. mr. trump the project. it would run from canada to texas. at least three dozen arrests have happened at the dakota access pipeline site. things are moving forward however the development right now is the company for the project said it will suspend some of the work to help diffuse attention and help cover police costs. the u.s. army corps of engineers has been trying to get these results for some time.

chris christie bridgegate scandal. they have filed a motion to get a new trial. they were convicted last week of fraud and conspiracy for closing down the bridge in 2013. prosecutors are saying they did this as retaliation against a democratic mayor. chris christie was not charged and denies knowing anything about the bridge getting shut down. allison has some good news. >> i do. it'll be another nice day for us here. and little bit warmer than average. was take a look at that morning forecast. by 9 a.m. 60s degrees and sunny by lunchtime sitting in the 70s and into the afternoon that is when the warm-up continues. we are going to be 6 degrees above average today but they are on record watch this week. we will tell you how hot it

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could leave you with blisters and itchiness. >> when you know that something is biting on you and you are going to panic. >> they can pop up six weeks after you come home. if you do find yourself in bed, make sure you call for help. okay. life-changing hard using the simplest of mediums. danielle lerner show valley mother is sharing a story one napkin at a time. >> i do it while she is eating breakfast in the morning. >> reporter: with her pen, joanne goes about her weekday ritual. >> they are not perfect. just like my life. [ laughter ] so i love that part about it. >> but they are milestones and memories.

find at school. >> she has down syndrome so everything takes forever for her. when she does that, it is a proud moment for me and for herself. >> welcome to the art show is what she said. >> reporter: from magic to laundry or superheroes, maya was 471 napkins to charge -- cherish. >> t >> reporter: you can see dozens of the sketches on display in mesa. >> i want people to realize that there is beauty in everyday life in the simplest of moments can be very precious. >> reporter: her greatest audience will always be the little girl who changed her life in ways she never should have imagined.

couldn't think of any way to spend my time. >> reporter: danielle lerner, abc15 news . we just have a couple of restrictions and closures this weekend including this one on the 202 red mountain. it will shut down the i-10 here. it will start friday night at 9 pm and last through 11 pm on saturd just continue around the closure. the only other issue we have is the exit ramp is closing down on loop 101 south down sunday night at 9 pm just until monday morning at 5 pm. mcdonald could be a good option to get around the closure. you can go to www.abc15.com for more details. it is a >> 14. as you step outside notice is

chilly. >> we are such wimps. so dramatic. but it feels like up for us. this is that time of year where it is a little but cooler in the morning but as the day goes on is just get a little bit on the heavy side, and you might need a little ac throughout the day. right now it is really nice. this is a look outside our queen creek camera here. we are at 64 degrees right now fountain hills and 62 in cave creek. 68 in deer valley and let's take a look at your valley wind speed. we are anywhere in between five and 10 miles-per-hour with a letter wind for us here. just keep that in mind if your plans to be outdoors. here is a look at futurecast. definitely in the valley we

throughout the day today. overnight reset to get some partly cloudy skies working their way in, and then we will see mostly clear skies tomorrow with the band moving on through. we will be staying clear for the next couple of days and tomorrow things move out and we will be clear the next day. for today 83 degrees for us on the warm side definitely. your uv index is in the moderate category and then air quality is looking good with other storm chances. your temperature right now goes like this. 10 a.m. is 72 degrees and pass lunch you can see we are in the 80s. 82 by 3:00 and we will hang on for a while after 6:00. upon forecast is -- your pollen forecast is in the medium category because of the ragweed. your forecast highs across the

degrees. we are just happy be made it into the 80s, but we are still above average with 82 in mesa today and 83 in glendale as well as peoria and surprise under clear skies. just the light winds for us. across the state it is 50s in payson and flagstaff. 60s to the northwest and the grand canyon. you can see some warm bullhead city. yuma is the warmest spot at 87 degrees. as we look at the next seven days, we have the changes to track. we are at 84 degrees tomorrow and we get even warmer on monday. tuesday looks to be the warmest day for the weekend and we are on record watch which is currently 90 degrees. look what happens after wednesday.

74 degrees on thursday with breezy conditions and cooler overnight lows. we are down into the mid to low 50s by friday so definitely you might need a sweater that morning. let's talk about this. the match-up of heavy hitters on college basketball opening night the wildcats taking on michigan state in hawaii. u of a down 15 and a tight game arizona traveled the length of the court making a layup right at the buzzer. in honor of veterans day a special tribute with the steelers wide receiver antonio brown announcing he will where these cleats to honor pat tillman. video games can be a productive use of your time and it is how 18-year-old william got a big break.

weekend with jason snavely having more from the racetrack. >> reporter: i got started online through i-racing, which is a computer simulation. it has a lot of cars and it is a videogame. >> it is kind of unique that i started that way, and my about how i need to get out and do something or maybe another sport or something. i have always been passionate about racing. so once i got the opportunity to pursue my dream. >> reporter: what skill did you learn with i-racing that you use? >> just knowing the racetrack. >> reporter: did you learn that on i-racing? >> yeah. i am able to come to phoenix and i have actually had some laps here.

on the raceway before you are right? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he read -- led the race before blowing a tire. we are sure he will have many more opportunities to show us what he has got. we talked about the big nascar race that is tomorrow and so is the cardinals versus the 49er in focus winchesters today as 9:00. >> reporter: we are loaded on her season of focus game plan and a never before seen interview with ted tillman. >> what is the most important mental aspects of preparing? >> for me personally, i think visualization. i don't know if it is necessary

internal. you have to not only visualize plays but also been successful. senior career improve. i think want to stop being creative about where you're going in your head, you stop going. >> we have much more as we honor him on this salute to service weekend for the cardinals.

and oklahoma followed by clemson. abc15 is at 5:00 and then stick around for michigan taking on iowa at 6:00. the college football season is winding up pretty fast. regardless of who you voted for this week, the election results causing a mix of emotions and shock. >> emotion is running high on both s we are taking action to help you in leaving some of that postelection stress might be experiencing. let's bring in the counselor here. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. we are sure you are very busy right now. >> my clients are talking about all of the stress and anxiety about the election. >> tell us what are some quick ways that we can destress? how can you get control if

>> always decompress. don't get hyper focused or narrow. pull out. look at the big picture. people get hyper focused on a problem or person, and they lose all perspective. they lose scale and relativity. so the other thing is to remember to fight the good fight without an attachment to outcome meaning people are passionate about what is going on right now. that is great. we are human beings. we get passionate. so when you are passionate and on fire about a subject, you have to become compassionate. that means with passion and compassion reminds us have your opinions and beliefs and fight the good fight, but do not provoke your neighbor or your friend or a stranger in the

>> we have seen some of that going on. i want to shift the focus to children. what are some good ways to talk to them about what is happening? >> that has been a big thing this election. but now postelection how do you explain what is going on? >> this was just an ugly election. on all sides it got kind of ugly. so children have just got to witness the big swing of the nation now republican run and parents are going to be very, very tempted, which they always are, to make their children believe what they believe. but that is a form of abuse to force somebody else to brainwash someone to believe what you believe. so i want to ask parents. don't try to make your child

things with your children and with your friends and strangers try to make space to just listen to beliefs. children are going to see people in the country doing unkind things, including our president-elect saying unkind things. and so they have got to be exposed to a dark side of life. parents, teachers children life is a will -- feel -- wheel . >> if it starts to get heated, take a deep breath. we are all going to get through this together. thank you so much for being here

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it was a long week, wasn't it? with elections and every things i know of us are ready for the weekend. the good news is your weather will be really nice. you can see temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s across the valley and air quality is looking good for the day. if you have plans to go to nascar, i highly suggest it. tomorrow right around the lunch time. into the afternoon we will start to warm-up. tomorrow will be slightly warmer than today and that will be in our seven-day forecast that first we will break down your temperatures coming up in a few minutes. breaking news this morning. we will keep showing you these pictures of these girls until they are found. tempe police are issuing an

kidnapped last night at a circle k. police say 39-year- old david fuller took them and is said to be one of the girls fathers. he was driving a black chrysler sebring. he may be armed. the kids are considered to be in danger this morning. officers believe fuller may be heading to miami, florida. if you spot them or this car, please call police right away. police are in south phoenix looking for clues to what led up to a shooting overnight. abc15's maryellen resendez is join us live. you were first on scene. do you know anything else at this point? >> reporter: the police tell us they planned to got here for several hours this morning.

for evidence. we are told neighbors called this shooting in at 2:30 this morning. >> they came out and saw the body in the streets. they are so comments in the area to speak with witnesses to see if we can get a better description. >> reporter: after that neighbors came out and found the victim lying in the street with multiple gunshot. we are told he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. does not look very good right now. they do have a partial description of the suspect. they are not ready to increase the description just yet working to get more of a description they can relief. they do plan to be out here until they are able to solve this crime. maryellen resendez, abc15 news. right now we are working to get the update of the condition of an 8-year-old girl and her's

many streetlights in the area and it was really dark. no word yet on what caused it. you are hired and they are fired. brandon coleman has continued to call out the phoenix va to expose them for ignoring suicidal veterans last year. he is now hoping to catch the attention of the new president. he said it is time to start listening to the veteran have first-hand experience with the broken system and then clean house. >> people need to be worried for their jobs. change is coming. >> reporter: coleman would like veterans to be able to choose their doctors. it has all been about campaigning but now it is all about governing and president- elect donald trump making a first key decision.

transition team he is pulling up chris christie for his vice president mike pence . our next president is spending most of the day in trump tower in new york planning out his next move. governor christie will stay on the team but in a smaller role. joining jeff sessions the former newark mayor rudy giuliani and newt gingrich. as trump decides on his official team, one of his choices already leaving people the father of the most controversial bill is on his team. kris kobach. he has been advising >> reporter: on immigration since the very beginning. >> we talk about all kinds of things ranging from the wall to how you encourage illegal aliens to leave the united states. there is no question the wall will get built. the only question is how quickly. activists are holding out

with a more inclusive plan. >> an update on one of the biggest supporters is jan brewer. she fainted on election night and now we are learning she actually had pneumonia. we are told she is resting this morning and is doing better. the protests could have been staged at trump tower in phoenix is things have got differently 10 years ago. donald trump wanted to build in the area and the plan called for a hotel. the plan had its opponents the building was too toll. the hotel never got built. right now we are still working to hear when those ballots are going to be counted in maricopa county. about 238,000 for the ballots and 50,000 provisional ballots are still out there. this can change the outcome of some close races.

reelection and the latest tally has her trailing her opponent by about 11,000 votes. hillary clinton is urging her campaign volunteers left to give up after a crushing election defeat. she spoke to them on a conference call saying this week has been pretty tough. >> i know that we have got to be reaching out to each other to keep it clear in their own minds that what we did was important. >> the four menominee has received a lot of now and one could even center 1200 roses that she distributed to her staff members. you first saw this story here on abc15. a box of miss america crown stolen. it was actually the porch of mass phoenix. mesa police are still looking for them but we do have a good update. new crowns just arrived in time

a state of emergency in north carolina to help battle a problem we are familiar with. more than 20 active wildfires are pouring across the state and the smoke is spreading into neighboring states as well. officials offering a reward for anybody to provide information leading to the arrest of the person responsible for setting the wildfire. he those are words from the mother of an accused serial killer. todd kohlhepp is accused of killing seven people in south carolina. detectives have found three bodies on this property. police say there could be more victims. a judge declared a mistrial moments ago in the case of an ohio officer who killed a black man.

dubose last year. tensing claims dubose was trying to drag him with his car so he reached for his gun and shot him in the head. they say tensing never needed to fire a single shot. some new disturbing video into our newsroom over a mother who kicks out her 8-year-old son from the house. why? because he voted for donald trump in a school. >> the whole thing was recorded on cell phone video by the mom and her son can be heard begging his mom to stop. >> get your suitcase. get your suitcase and get out. >> somebody post this video to social media prompting child protective services to get involved.

whole thing was a joke. this was meant to be a joke but nobody laughing. at a california high school a student handout fate deportation notices. a parent of one of the students said she hopes the teenagers involved realize the actions were not funny but hurtful and she wants the school to take action. >> it is not a joke. you are making fun of my family and my friends, and it hurts. school will not tolerate this kind of behavior but it is unclear of the actions they will take. we are talking about your saturday weather. >> some news we want to hear about. this is going to be really nice. in case you are going for a morning bike ride, things will be really nice. in the last few weeks i have

jogging or walking. by lunchtime it will be 77 degrees and we will be getting warmer hit in the 80s by this afternoon. that is not where we stop. we will be on record watch again . >> still had black friday is less than two weeks away. abc15 taking action to let you know were all of the steals in the d coming up joe let you kn denny's knows the holidays should be shared with friends and family. except denny's all-new holiday pancakes. you won't want to share those with anybody. denny's new fluffier, tastier,

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$75 kohl's cash. >> reporter: anything under $250 is a good deal. he says that dell has tvs for half off and walmart is increasing their inventory 50% over last year. other items are small kitchen appliances. to you have to stand in line? >> the majority of the deals that we used to have to wait and stand in line for are now available on line. >> also use apps to use extra cash. >> that was dan spindle helping us. let's get to a big change. the world health organization introducing guidelines suggesting women get health care services at least eight times during pregnancy. this will cut down on the deaths of expectant mothers and

the number of women dying from cancer is expected to double in the next 14 years. the american cancer society says the increase will come from low and middle income countries where the healthcare is limited. doctors are urging countries to curb the trend by promoting self examinations and having campaigned against smoking. there may be a link between e-cigarettes and tobacco use among teenagers. teenagers are more likely to become heavy spink -- smokers of adults. experts suggest the teenagers may have gotten hooked on nicotine and then turned to tobacco. you may need to throw out some desserts with listeria prompting the fda to recall ice cream. the affected brand is mcconnell's. the flavors are listed on your screen.

where you can get a full refund. if you want to pay off your mortgage faster, you can pay half every two weeks. nancy said the mortgage company keeps it in limbo until the second half come in. if a partial payment is not applied, how are you saving money? they say you may not be. for you, and it has not reduced your mortgage balance. >> reporter: paying them to pay them, there is a way around that. it amounts to one extra payment every year so instead of paying the bank, take the payment, divided by 12, and every month they can extra principle payment on your own.

company you want the extra payment to go to principle. got to www.abc15.com and if you need my help just try to get a hold of me. i am investigator joe ducey. have a great day. if you have a problem, let me know. we appreciate your work. let's talk about your most accurate forecast on this saturday. this is a live look outside of the phoenix children's hospital with really nice conditions waking up under clear skies. let's look at those temperatures with 61 in gilbert and 67 in mesa. goodyear and peoria waking up to 57 degrees right now. across the state you can see we are in the 50s with 40s and prescott and cooler in raxco -- flagstaff. and we are seeing those 60s to the rest of us

what they can expect. we will be clear today across the state and in the valley. we will be under clear skies into the evening noticing clouds moving in with partly cloudy skies overnight. tomorrow morning we will be under mostly clear skies so just a quick little system moving in but thought bringing any rain. just a few clouds before things roll back out on monday. our high today pulled the 83 the winds coming from the east. or uv index will be at a 4. let's look at those highs across the state today. topping out at 59 in shallow and 58 in flagstaff today. look at how much the temperatures drop with mid-20s in the grand canyon and 40s in

at tequila bend and also in the phoenix area. the highs today topping out in the low 80s with 81 in apache junction and 82 in paradise valley. if you look with me here, average is 77 degrees and the average low is 54 degrees. in west valley around the west average looking up to some cool temperatures in the 50s for places like surprise and litchfield park. let's go ahead and look at this. in the west valley we are enjoying some nascar out of pir. by 10 a.m. 72 degrees and 77 by lunchtime. it will get a little bit warmer under sunny skies into the

looking at the next seven days 84 tomorrow continuing the warming trend with 86 by monday. tuesday we get really warm searching with a record of 90 degrees. it is a good time to have the mobile app but look at what else we are tracking. temperatures by thursday and friday dropping down below average into the mid 70s.

it is your chance to child down. -- shall down to chow down. >> is a third annual harvest moon feast. we will bring in the chef from 32nd and camelback. first of all, talk to us about what we can ex >> we will have lots of entertainment and there is entertainment from the solid rock foundation. who will have tons of local chefs working with high school students. we will have celebrity chef and sees -- emcees and then as well we will have drinks from arizona cocktail. >> that is awesome.

>> this is a program that benefits at risk high schoolers . since 1990 we have given away $50 million. >> that is incredible. >> and it is such a great cause. speaking of some of your work, talk about some of your signature dishes. >> i have brought along with we will be featuring and the i have are fish tacos with pineapple relish. >> can you eat that in one bite? >> i probably could. >> these look really good. >> those are our award-winning tacos. and then last but not least we have chef mark's famous

>> it looks so good. it kind of looks like the foam. >> it is perfect. >> we love it. thank you so much for being here. remember you can do something good while eating. all of that information for this third annual harvest food festival is right there. they can buy website. please get out and do it. it is a really awesome thing. >> we appreciate it. let's give you your last look at your most accurate forecast . maybe you are heading out to pir or maybe you have a baby shower to go to. 83 degrees today and look what happens. we continue to get warmer and

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twoen the white lines. -- between the white lines. and away from the beat. from the locker room. >> couldn't be prouder. >> to the living room. inside the huddle. and into hearts and minds. into the character of your team. this is cardinals season in focus. >> well, now that we've elected a president we can move on to the real question that's nagging this nation. can the guys in this locker room make the cardinals great again? welcome in everyone i'm paul. can the cardinals make a playoff run? can they make that rematch in seattle on christmas eve matter. not only have they be voting