. all right. good morning everybody. it is 5:00 on a sunday. >> happening right now on abc 15 mornings, a heartbreaking story out of chandler this morning. a mom killed crossing the street while her two young daughters with her two young daughters. why the driver involved is waking up behind bars this morning. >> reporter: i'm in phoenix, election workers coming back into work today. we'll let you know why, coming up. >> it has been five days since donald trump was elected president. and anti-trump protesters not letting you, taking to the streets across the nation. we'll hear what groups in phoenix are saying. >> and killed in the line of duty. a police officer will be laid to rest today. details about officer reeds's procession and his funeral. of course we know that community hurting this morning.

for waking up with us. i want to switch gears before we get to all of that news. allison you're staying on top of that most accurate forecast. >> things are going to be looking pretty nice as we get on in through the day. this morning we are going to deal with those cooler overnight temperatures. 63 degrees is where we're waking up to right now at phoenix sky harbor. no measurable winds right now. you see your humidity and dew points in the 40s. those will continue to dry out throughout the day. your planner looks like this. 60s throughout the morning. by lunchtime, a nice conditions, i think. mid to upper 70s across the valley with some clouds in the sky. then in the afternoon we continue to get arch, above warmer temperatures. by kickoff, 82 degrees. it's going to be warmer. we'll break down these temperatures hour by hour coming up for you in just a few minutes. >> okay. thank you. right now thoughts and prayers for a two and three year old list in the serious

chandler. this happened at ray road and college. the kid's mom sadly was killed. police say a driver hit the 35-year-old woman while they were all crossing the street yesterday. that driver behind bars this morning for causing death by a vehicle while driving on the suspended license. >> preliminary information indicates that they had the walk sign and that the light was red when the driver came through. we haven't confirmed that yet. we're still sorting that out through witnesses, but the first two witnesses we talked to coir >> so heartbreaking. the driver stayed on scene. police say impairment and speed do not appear to be factors this morning but they are still investigating. >> well, the election may be over, but right here in arizona, the ballots are still being counted, leaving the face of some up in the air including the election recorder herself, helen purcell. marielle len is joining us from the county recorder's office. this has been going on for days, but how many do we have left to count at this point.

about 185,000 votes still inside the reporter's office left to count. it has been six ds since you mentioned since tuesday's election. now there is also about 55,000 provisional ballots left to research. and this can change the outcome of some races. for one, helen purcell as you mentioned who is in charge of counting all of these votes. she's up for re-election as county recorder. thla trailing by $11,000. recreational marijuana also hangs in the balance. we're going to have an update on where that election -- or that race stands at 5:30. meanwhile, election workers are expected to report to work at about nine a.m. this morning to begin counting all of those ballots. in phoenix, abc 15 news.

of that commotion. it was the fourth night in a row for anti-trump protests across the nation. and it seems they're only getting bigger and bigger. this one happening in indianapolis. two officers hurt there and at least seven protesters arrested. officials saying the officers were hurt when those protesters threw rocks at them. they are said to be doing okay this morning. coast to coast, these protests going through the night. arrested here you have portland oregon -- and here you have part lon oregon. las vegas, several arrests there. several thousands of people marching in los angeles and washington, d.c. and here as well as new york city and chicago. protests even starting to spill across the border too. get this, in mexico city, dozens of people gathered there expecting a wave of deportations. >> those rallies not letting up in the valley. a group of protesters making their voices heard at asu's main campus. their message as been it has been all week.

of -- outcome of this election. we asked since trump will be in office and into one challenged the legitimate, what are these people actually protesting. >> people are very fearful right now that their lives don't matter as much as they did on tuesday morning. i'm la tee mow, i wonder if my life matters to donald trump. that's the real question i have to ask. >> overall it was a peaceful protest. by the looks of crowd, we think at least two hundred people sh >> we saw that amount of people at the state capital before taking to the streets. >> [ chanting ] >> yeah, that group marching from the capital to downtown phoenix, chanting "not my president". we're told several groups organized that rally. at one point protesters broke into small groups to share their thoughts profit election. >> i believe that human rights, civil rights are human rights r i believe we have the right to be here.

built on immigrants. >> well, dps troopers were also on scene to ensure everybody stayed safe. in other valley news, we now have a face to go with the name of the man arrested for a road rage crash in scottsdale. this is the mug shot of the man accused of ramming his car into several other vehicles including a patrol car. detectives telling us they had to rush moses to the hospital. that's after he tried to take his own life after he was arrested. we're told alcohol was a factor in all now to a crime alert affecting at least a dozen families in glendale. vandals shooting out car windows. his car window was shot out while it was sitting in his driveway. police tell them that there could be upwards of a dozen other cars with the same damage in the same area. >> we're awake and up and around the house, and this happens.

that happened right outside your happen. it's really frustrating. >> thankfully for him, though, they did catch it on the camera security cameras. so if you have any information, please call police. caught on video, a scary crime coincidently on halloween. take a good look. police need to find the guy in the hat. they say he stole an item from home depot. police say he flashed a gun at the clerk before taking off in his car. silent witness could use your tips. well, meantime in phoenix, detectives they're still looking for the heartless gun man who left a man shot. police have been out there canvassing the area for leads. right now they can't get any information from the victim since he's in the hospital in pretty bad shape, too. we're told he was shot several times. no word on a motive. some developments this morning, a convicted killer now aaccused of faking his mental

second trial right near arizona. a judge saying craig jacobson can stand trial for the death of christina martinez. the court found jacobson was pretending to be incompetent. he was is first convicted for the murder of nevada singer and dancer gin gee rios. his wife helping to find the body in arizona. shots fired, terrifying words to make your heart stop. that was the scene for hundreds of shoppers at an upstate new york mall, more than one hundred officers searching the mall for a gunman but still haven't found anybody. investigators say people heard shots near the apple store. after reviewing video, though, they believe a confrontation happened between two men. both of them ran off. no reports of any injuries. about 250 stores were evacuated. the mall is expected to be reopen later this morning. well, we have lost four americans, two of them contractors to a taliban attack in afghanistan. 16 others are recovering after

airfield. the taliban claims it's been planning this for months. hundreds of thousands leaflets dropped from the sky on the city of mosul. they includes instructions of people living in that city be ready to attack isis as forces continue to take back the city from militants. it also gives residents an update on the progress that's been made so far. high security in paris this weekend for a sting concert. it jus today's one year anniversary of paris terror attacks. 130 people lost their lives that night in the attack linked to isis. two of the attackers have never been identified either. police facing pressure now from the survivors who say the investigation is dragging on. memorial ceremonies will be held around the world today for the victims of that paris attack. just this morning, french president visited each of the seven attack sites.

outside and placed a wreath outside the suicide bombings that marked the beginning of those attacks. a final good-bye here in arizona. friends, family, fellow officers and all of us preparing to say good-bye to fallen officer darren reed. >> officer reed was shot and killed on tuesday in a senseless act of violence. he was set to retire a funeral is planned for tomorrow starting at 1:00 p.m. at show low. we'll have all of the dedetails in a live stream of that procession and funeral up on abc15.com as we mentioned to our thoughts and prayers are with his family this morning and of course the people of show low the and police department there. let's go ahead and switch gears this morning. talk about your most accurate forecast again. we know a lot of you have plans to go out this weekend. you'll like it. mostly clear and warm for us today. cooler in the morning, in the 60s, we climb in the 70s sitting in -- in the mid-70s by 7:00. the warm up starts to get to us in the afternoon.

little while yesterday, you can feel it if you're in the sun for sure. 84 degrees by 3:00. you'll notice the skies start to clear up. but we'll get even warmer in the next couple of days. this is putting us on record watch. wale break that down for you in the full forecast in just a few minutes. well, probably costs you about one thousand times more than a typical uber ride, but still people are getting -- not getting the message about getting drunk and driving. we're taking a closer look at prescription drug casts are often cheaper in other countries. now you don't have to travel

. all right. this just into the newsroom right now. a powerful earthquake hitting new zealand. according to the u.s. geological survey this was a magnitude 7.4. the it stuck near christ church

recovering from a quake in 2011. that one leaving 185 people dead. there are a lot of after shocks still happening there and it's too early to know if anybody has been hurt or if there's any major damage. but we'll continue to follow this all morning long. again, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake hitting new zealand this morning. arizona has some of the strictest drinking and driving laws on the books but drivers still aren't getting the message. we're one of the highest when it comes to deaths due relate to alcohol. she wants to remind drivers that arizona has a zero tolerance policy. so even a sip of wine which would put you under the legal limit could still get you a dui, which is going to cost you big. >> the average dui is ten thousand dollars, which is unbelievable. you have fines and bail fees and ignition interlock and so many different costs. >> so she created a website. it's a free resource for anybody who gets a dui. at the end of the day, though,

this is do not drink and drive. and always have one of those designated drivers. well, meds are supposed to cure pains not cause them. but prescription comes with soaring price tags. so we are taking action and set out to find a remedy that's going to give your budget some much-needed relief. >> reporter: it's the difference between life and death, and the vicious cycle starts when people can't afford to take their medication. >> leaving them to come to t consequences of not being able to take the medications. >> reporter: they have insurance, it's just not enough. so the doctor has some interesting advice. >> there are patients that i have that i think would benefit from investigating canadian pharmacies, sure, i'll refer them there. >> reporter: the good news, you don't have to travel to can d.a. it's part shally because of this

mother takes 27 medications, including celebrex, 30 pills cost three $78 in the u.s. at the canadian med store it's just $63. another medication, three hundred dollars compared to $71. advair an inhaler that retails $415 versus $95. in all, chris saved $864 a month. >> it's a matter of going to a canadian pharmacy and getting the sem medications, spelled a little different. a very easy decision to make. >> chris says the pills work just fine. we checked, the canadian med store has no consumer complaints, active investigations, or judgments. it is legal to order a three month supply from can in a, but you do need a prescription and your insurance does not work. they cannot guaranty the safety. in other health news,

are lighting up. they report cigarette smoke -- smoking rates have hit an all-time low. researchers say the number of smokers dropped about 15% to 47 million. although the cdc is happy with less smokers they say more antitobacco action is still needed. they say nearly half of all cancer diagnoses are linked to tobacco use. the university of arizona cancer center is increasing its research role. it has been accepted into a national clinical group. that means more involvement in clinical trials and an increase in research capabilities. one of the researchesers says membership means the university's positions will provide input on research studies and see their own ideas included in those new research studies. so a little bit of a feather in the cap of university of arizona. of course we like to see that research increase, one day hopefully finding a cure. let's talk about your most accurate forecast this morning here. i know you had some plans

was it a little bit warm for you? how did you take it? >> it was good. i went -- did some errands with my sister. >> yeah? >> yeah. it was good. it wasn't too bad. >> it was a little bit warm if you were sitting outside for a little while. i was at a baby shower yesterday. it could get a little bit toasty. we are above average temperatures for this time of year. the good news is there is a cooldown on the way, we have to get through a warm-up beforehand. 63 degrees right now currently at phoenix sky harbor here. your dew points are right now. your humidity there, too. no measurable winds this morning. -- right now i should say at this i am too. your current temperatures across the valley are mostly in the 50s and 60s right now. 61 in gilbert, 60 in mesa. 60 in lavine. currently sitting at 55 in peoria. under mostly clear skies. those valley wind speeds, you can see pretty light there, up to ten miles an hour.

freedom area, we'll be very warm today. 84 degrees is what what we're going to top out. your uv index is going to be moderate. your air quality pretty good. no other weather alerts. now rain chances. we'll stay pretty dry even though we have clouds streaming in for us today. as we look at future cast, going to go ahead and push this in through tonight. we will start to clear up throughout the evening as we take this into tomorrow morning, we're keeping things clear for the morning commute and even throughout the day tomorrow. it's a we're going to be staying pretty clear across the state. so that's some good news there. we'll be sitting under some here that's bringing us some warmth. by 10:00 a.m. in the 70s there, really nice throughout the morning under mostly clear skies. 81 by 1:00. we are going to get warmer there before we slowly get back down in the 70s by 6:00. but those overnight lows still saying a little bit on the cooler side. 67 degrees by 9:00 p.m. so, yeah, things are going to be looking a little bit cooler

stroll or something like that. 83 in scottsdale. 84 for us in glendale. keeping in mind that average is 77 degrees. so we are going to be about seven degrees above average for today across the valley. across the state, more above average temperatures as well. we're really, really nice up north, 70s in pay son, al dough in a. but we will be warm in those spots we typically would see out to the west of look how warm yuma is getting. very warm there. 85 in bend today. we talked about the cardinals game going on today taking on the 49ers in glendale. by kick off, 83 degrees. and we get a little bit warmer as we get on in through the game. by the second half we will start to see the temperatures trend downward which is good news. that's the hope right, they can do it. here's the look at the seven day forecast. we get warmer, 86 degrees by tomorrow with those clear skies.

to look out for. right now we're expected to hit 89 degrees and that high, that record right now is 90 degrees set back in the '90s. so we're going to be very close to that. we'll continue to track it. good time to have that mobile app. it's got a mixed bag going on here. by thursday, we're dn to 74 degrees. we're talking about a 11 degree drop. those cooler temperatures stick around very shortly thursday and friday because we're back in the 80s by saturday as you can see. now coming up in the next half ur look at some of the things you need to know if you're going to be outdoors this coming -- today and for the next couple of days as well. >> okay. cool and crisp there for thursday and friday. thank you. ufc fighter connor mcgreg or setting a record last night. did you see this at madison square garden becoming the first ufc fighter with two simultaneous belts.

this arena, including some a-listers like madonna and hugh jackman. second half of the season begins this afternoon for the cards. here's to hoping they finish this regular season like they did last season, they came out of the bye week with fresh legs and won seven of their last eight gauges. remember this? that would be -- eight games. remember this? that would be nice. different year, different team, but they need a similar second half performance to have any shot at making the playoffs this >> we've had stretches in the past where we are able to put winning streaks together. we're capable of doing that. we need to have our momentum and start fast. we need to have a game where we start fast, come out blazing, we come out -- seven on the board our defense has been playing lights out the last few weeks. we need to continue to do that and also on special teams, if we do that, put all three phases of football together we can be one

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. a look at tonight's prime timeline up. once upon time followed by secrets and lies at 8:00. quantico at 9:00. and then stick around for news at 10:00. well happening today thousands of people in the valley with i will lace up their walking shoes. >> the sixth annual honor walk and 5k is taking place downtown. it's head by the az veterans project. for more information about the festivities including how to register visit honorwalk.com. the holidays fast approaching which many families could use your happy. the football club is going to host its annual food drive for st. mary's food bank. you're asked to bring canned goods, drop off locations are going to be at all of the

take a look at the rockefeller christmas tree is in place after a 140 mile trek from upstate new york. it is growing in somebody's backyard. >> that family has gone to manhattan ever year to watch the ceremony, but they never thought that one of their own trees would be the centerpiece. 50,000 lights are going to be turned on november 30th, just a couple of weeks. >> can't wait. >> excited. i know. nothing like new york's christmas, beautiful. we all know how the elections turned out but lots of people still shocked at the results, including the experts who braced their experts off of money. >> reporter: and there are a couple of rations still too close to call as election workers are expected to report

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. we say good morning. 5:30 right now on a sunday. we're so happy you're joining us. >> we are happy, aren't we? let's ta forecast right now as we get your sunday started. if you'll be outdoors just know your pollen forecast is going to be in the medium category today. main allergen today is going to be rag weed. so maybe you have a picnic planned or something like that, take the medication with you. here's a look at clouds and radar going on right now. you see the clouds moving in. we will see some cloud coverage throughout the day. that will break up and be clear through the evening. right now 63 degrees, a little bit cooler. nice and mild by 9:00 a.m.

climb throughout the day today. we're going to be on record watch, if you're just joining us here, we're going to break down how warm we'll be getting plus your hour-by-hour forecast in just a little bit. >> okay. let's get to some new video from the scene of a deadly crash. this one in tempe. a motorcyclist and car crashing into each other. police still working to piece together what exactly happened. as soon as we get an update, we, of course, will pass it along to you. happening right now, a phoenix family desperate two teens with autism. they haven't been seen since thursday night near van buren and 13th place. christian and is josiah are 15 and 16 years old. they are considered to be in danger because of their mental capacity. if you see them, plies call phoenix plus. busy day for election workers as they continue to wade through thousands and thousands of ballots that still haven't been counted. mary ellen joins us from the

downtown. when is this work expected to begin today? >> reporter: you know, they're going to report here at about 9:00 a.m., nick. inside the recorder's office here, that pile of ballots continues to get summarily, but they're still thousands and thousands of votes to count yet. now the maricopa county recorder's office say they have about 185,000 early ballots left to count. and about 55,000 provisional ballots. they still need to research. wepo recorder helen purcell earlier this week. >> it's not unusual this happens after every election. i think if you look at jurisdictions around the country, it happens in all yourself dicks. they're not finished on election night. -- jurisdictions. they're not finished on election night. >> reporter: with those updated numbers to legalize recreational marijuana hangs notice ballots. based in the recorder's office supporters -- they're about 30,000 votes away from seeing it

marijuana haven't conceded yet. they say they want to make sure that every vote is counted and it is a close race for them. now our web writer clayton clapper just broke down those votes. it's on our website am and according to him, out of these 185,000 ballots, 185 immediate to be yes in order to pass that prop. lye in phoenix, abc 15 news. well now to trump tower which has been buzzing with president-elect aides. donald trump back in that building today trying to come up with a cabinet before inauguration day. the protesters though, they were outside the building, along with controversial filmmaker michael moore. he actually got into the tower with the camera crew and he asked to see mr. trump. but as you probably guessed, the secret service quickly stepping in there and they asked him to leave. the president-elect has a lot to be thankful and a lot of people to thank for it. and we are hearing he may be doing that by taking a victory tour to the state that's elected

that is according to one of his aides. but there's no word on the timeline if this is actually going to happen. one thing you could count on from trump this entire election season is that he would tweet a lot, right. >> but don't count on seeing many tweets from president trump in an interview with 60s minutes he said he's going to be, quote, very restrained. it won't be easy, he admits social media helped him win races in states where he was out fenced. this election showed how limited the influence of political mega donors is. this is the second presidential cycle since the supreme court allowed them to write eight figure checks to political super pac. even though much of the gop's money went to his opponents in the primaries, he still beat them on the democratic side, bernie sanders managed to fight hillary clinton far longer than many people expected. that's despite the fact that much of his money came in from those small donations. compared to clinton's well-oiled fund-raising machine. in the end, trump beat clinton in the general election, even

in terms of fund-raising. well, megan kel whether i in her own words. the fox news anchor telling all, not just about her life and career, but also about this election. now kelly is saying in her new book that donald trump tried to get preferential treatment from other journalists including her. he claims she tried to give her a free hotel say. he may have gotten a predebate about her first question asking him about those words that he had used against women. the book is called settle more. it hits store shelves this tuesday. second of state john kerry standing by his position on climate change. this morning, kerry says he's going to work hard to make sure the u.s. does follow the landmark paris aagreement to fight global warming until president obama leaves office january 20th. all of this coming as environmental act visits enter a period of uncertainty with president-elect donald trump. trump has previously said climate change is a hoax. did james comey cause hillary clinton to lose the

in a conference call clinton says comey's actions delivered a double whammy to her campaign. clinton said the first letter that comey send to congress halted the momentum she had after the debate. the second letter from comey which exonerated clinton just fired up trump's base despite the loss and unhappiness of comey's letter, clinton did call on her supporters to keep moving forward and fighting for their causes. this morning, in south korea a scandal of presidential proportions. hundreds of thousands of people filled t news breaks of that country's leader being questioned by prosecutors this week. president park is accused of using her influence to put pressure on companies to donate to foundations that a close friend of hers actually controls. all right. now let's go to the border battle. the feds saying agents are being moved to south texas from arizona and california. now this is to help process the spike in immigrants who have been caught after illegally

and san diego, will be temporarily reassigned to the rio grande valerie. agents working another portion are going to join them as well. those extra agents will help with screening and processing the immigrants taken into custody along the border. many of them are unaccompanied children and families. everybody is okay but the faa is now in. cha of figuring out why this plane had to make an emergency landing northeast of the valley. that plane went down in a field about seven miles east of two people on board were the instructor and a student. and again, they're going to be okay. this weekend also marking the 15th anniversary of a deadly american airlines crash in queens, no. you may remember this one. mayor commemorating the events for the victims. that plane hitting turbulence shortly after takeoff causing it to go down in a neighborhood killing two hundred 65 people. -- 265 people. the plane was bound for the

doctors without borders rescuing 1400 immigrants trying to escape to europe. groups pulled people from boats, rafts and even a barge. this has become the world's deadliest migration route so far this year. people aren't only on wildfire watch, they have a major health concern in north carolina this morning. the smoke from all of those fires. manufacture them are believed to be arson. right now people are urged to wear masks. if they plan to be doing those outdoor activities. the suspicious fires are also impacting georgia, homeowner both states have been evacuated. in all, there are about two dozen fires burning in that state right now. a police ambush and hopefully a speedy recovery for an officer in alaska. he was attacked early yesterday morning. that officer was responding to a theft call when he was shot by the gunman. that man died in a shootout. there is dash cam video of the attack and police are saying they're going to release it later on this week. meantime in idaho officers shot

hospital. however his fellow brother still hospitalized and in pretty rough shape too, the two were attacked friday afternoon while looking for a shooting suspect. that gunman tied in the shootout. a police k9 was also shot and lost a lung. but we are hearing that he took his first walk this morning and is going to be recover. this is the latest package thief spotted in the valley. we haven't heard if she's been caught. so keep an eye out for her. this happened in the moon valley area. inside that box this woman swiped a christmas gift for the homeowner's daughter. graffiti in the wall in now, the community not having it. people in durham coming together to scrub away the paint that somebody wrote this message, they say black lives don't matter. and neither does your vote. then somebody else tried to paint over a few letters so it would say black lives do matter. but that wasn't enough for these neighbors. >> it's only intention is, you know, to be bothersome.

better. that's what we need right now. >> more i can't fee at this was found a quarter mile away. well we hope olympic skiing star lindsay von can catch a break. she's sidelined once again. she broke her arm after crashing during her training in colorado on thursday. von is saying she had a successful surgery and she's going to return to the slopes as soon as she can. well, a lot of people look up to oprah. so this morning if you are feeling a little bit the election, here is some encourage. oprah thinks she has hope for america after the meeting of trump amped obama. the talk show icon was a hillary clinton supporter but now she is saying, quote, everybody can take a deep breath. is in tucson construction of a usa arizona memorial is underway. the memorial honors u.s. service members who died aboard the ship during the japanese attack on pearl harbor. we're told the project should be

december 4th ceremony. that's three days before the anniversary of the december 7th, 1941, pearl harbor attack in which more than 2400 say liquors, marines and soldiers were killed -- sailors and marines and soldiers were killed. the garage doors are up and girl's auto clinic is open for berms it's a twist on auto repair. five women work at the pennsylvania shop. they repair cars, the women show you how to do it, too. and after they're all done can clean up at the salon back at the business. the guys can do it, why can't the girls? >> i although love that h i would be there all the time. i get to trap off my car, i get to go get myself pampered. >> they teach you how to do it. so you would be under the hood. >> that's true. i think it's very important. there are someplaces here that do offer, you know, some classes for you to learn some good. i changed my tire by myself the other day. well about a month ago.

the time. >> very handy. i have a really good tool collection. so if you need help, just let me know. >> bob the builder here. >> exactly. let's go ahead and give you a look at your forecast here. something else i'm doing, handy at right? right now 63 degrees and mild morning. sunny and warn as we get into later on today. 84 degrees is where we'll be topping off. that is not even the warmest day. we'll be on a bit of a roller coaster. i'll break all of that down in just a w our veterans can be easy our veterans can be easy ? but with crayola color wonder... it doesn't have to be. our veterans can be easy ? don't you wish life could be this mess-free?

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least another decade to test this procedure in humans. u.k. scientists have come up with a way to test for hiv using a usb stick. it uses a drop of blood to levels and then sends an electrical signal to a computer, a laptop or hand held device. the device is said to be very accurate. right now people have to wait up to three days for test results. the hope is this test will help patients in remote regions of the world. well, in your co now if not been the anticipated nes classic, you could be out of luck. it's already sold out on amazon. now best buy, game stop and target are only selling it in stores. one of our photographers even seeing people waiting in line overnight for the console at the best buy at 99th avenue and mcdowell. we're hoping what they came for. i think our own dan spin dell got it too. he was posting a little video about it yesterday.

their kids wracking up hundreds of dollars in purchases on their cell phones without even realizing it. but now there's some relief on the way. a judge telling amazon it has to reimburse the parents that this hans to. the ftc accusing the company of making it too easy to use its app to make in-game purchases. amazon must now set up a process to alert the parents if they're eligible for refunds. it appears social media site for professionals will not be in russia mh a court ruled linked in breached that protection policies. no word when they will be blocked there. but it could be happening soon. the company says the move would deny millions of members a chance to grow their businesses. workers are wanted in the valley and there's a bonus. if you're hired at the event, you get $200. you like that, right? well this job fair is being held by hms hosts, they're behind a lot of the restaurants at sky harbor, a variety of workers are needed. the job fair is wednesday and

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the wrong people. the websites like guy start, charity navigator and wise giving alliance can let you know who they really are. bottom line, research anybody who comes asking for your money and thank you for your service. head to abc15.com sections and let joe know for all the information on where to start. if you need my help, here is how to get ahold of me. if you've got a problem, let me know. there is going to be an amazing show in the sky tonight. take a look at this. the moon going it's been to the earth since 1948. and it won't appear in this way again until 2034. it's going to look 14% larger than the smallest full moon and it is going to be about 30% brighter. so you'll definitely notice it. i know a lot of you who like to do some of that night viewing, you know, in the sky, star gazing and stuff, you'll get a good look at that. hopefully you'll send in some pictures. we would love to see them.

those on. >> i love the cool animation. kind of illustrations how it all happens there. when we get up, usually the moon is still out. >> that's true. it usually is. it's also a lot cooler also because the sun isn't up and whatnot. so we are dealing with some of those coolers temperatures. it's a little cool for me, maybe not nor nick. maybe i'm the only wimp here. i dex need a jacket in the morning. a children's hospital, here's a live look. beautiful shot there. here's a look at those current temperatures. we talked about being in the 50s. we've dropped a couple of degrees in the last about half hour or so here in some spots. we're down to 58 in scottsdale right now. 61 in fountain hills. down to 57 in lavine. currently one of our spots in good measure, 54 degrees. 55 in peoria. let's go across the state and look at these temperatures here

cross press skill, payson as well. much cooler in flagstaff, 25 degrees there. if we go out to the east, 28 in wind rock. so all of those below that phrasing mark but we're still only sitting at 36 in wins low. this is a live look at abc 15 desert doppler. you can see it is scanning. we have five radars across the state just not a lot happening across the state. you can see things very clear for us this morning. so we'll take that, right? here's a look at future cast. this, we've got some clouds in play today. but we're still keeping things mostly clear, it just won't -- it -- things will start to clear out. we'll continue that clear out by tomorrow as the warmer temperatures start to come our way. so we'll keep the skies clear and just kind of keep baking under this warm stuff coming our way. not the best word that you want to hear, baking, right, in the middle of november unless we're talking about cookies. it's going to be very warm for the next couple of days.

out to the east, 66 in wins low. 71 in stafford. a closer look for us here in the east valley. we could see our highs will be in the mid-80s today. if you look, our average should be 77 degrees. so we are going to be about six, seven degrees above average for that today. over in the west valley, mid-80s for us as well, 84 in glendale and peoria. 85 in good year, 82 in buckeye for us today. now let's go ahead and down those temperatures hour by hour. mostly clear and warm for us. that's a basic thing to know nor today. the it 70s as we get in the late morning. so really nice then. but it's afternoon as we hit the warmer temperatures. i've been trying to jog outside in the afternoon, it's still been very warm with that sun beating down on us. you'll start to see morning and evening look to be the best time to be -- get some of those activities done outdoors. your seven-day forecast shows us kind of the mixed bag that we'll

tomorrow, 86 degrees. and then look what happens on tuesday, we're up to 89 degrees. that is the day we are on record watch. record right now is sitting at 90 degrees set back in 1999. so we'll watch that. have that free mobile app handy. we'll continue to punish out all those weather alerts straight to your phone make it really easy for you. we'll continue that warmth and then look what happens we drop significantly by thursday. we're talking an 11 degree drop from wednesday to thursday. that will be nice, a good change for us, right? breezy conditions coming into play as we sit thursday and friday. but don't get too used to t because the warmth coming back. we're back in the 80s by saturday. and that also means some cooler overnight lows as well. down into the low 50s, upper 40s

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. now at 6:00, two young kids without their mom after a tragic crash in the east valley. police say the driver not supposed to be behind the wheel at the time, what we now know with the charges. >> an election workers are expected to report to work this morning. we'll let you know why, coming up. >> and cld heading back to the valley. the president-elect reportedly planning a nationwide tour and he wants to see his arizona supporters. >> okay. 6:00 on the nose right now. thank you so much for joining us. she's doing a good job this morning staying on top of that most accurate forecast. one again, a little bit cool and crisp outside. but what does this afternoon look like? >> we're going to be definitely getting warm into the afternoon. but it's not even the warmest day that's going to be in the search day.

can. if you do have plans to be outdoors, something i want to show you here. we'll be in the medium column pollen forecast. here's a look at clouds and radar right now. as we can see, we're going to be mostly clear this morning. but we will start to see some of those clouds roll in before things really start to break up. right now, 60 degrees. nice and mild by 9:00 a.m. 68 degrees then this the sun is up. we'll be under mostly clear skies. but we did talk about how warm we'll be getting today. i'll break that down your full forecast. plus a better break down of your temperatures still ahead. we do have to talk about this just in. right now a powerful earthquake hitting knew see scanned. this was a magnitude 7.8. some sources saying 7.4. so we're still waiting to get the official consensus us. but officials are now issuing a sue name warning because of this this -- sue name. that wake hitting near christ church in new zealand.

from a quake back in 2011 that left 185 people dead. they'res still a lot of after shocks this morning. too early to know if anybody has been hurt or any major damage. bull wee -- but we'll continue to follow this all morning long. back here in the valley, a heartbreaking scene in chandler after a mom is killed while crossing the street with her two young dizz. -- kids. police a say 35-year-old woman, her two kids, two and three-year olds also in the hospital this morning. we're told in serious condition. police say the driver is now under arrest for causing death by a vehicle while driving on a suspended license. >> preliminary information indicates that they had the walk sign and that the light was red when the driver came through. we haven't confirmed that yet. we're still sorting that out through witnesses. but the first two witnesses we talked to confirmed that. >> the driver stayed on scene. police say impairment and speed

they are still investigating. in the meantime, in tempe investigators trying to figure out what caused this deadly crash. take a look at the scene. police having to shut down this area for hours. we're told the wreck involving a motorcyclist and the driver of a car. we know something did die. but police aren't revealing who just yet. right now, a phoenix family desperate to find two teens with autism. they haven't been seen since thursday night. christian and josiah are 15 and 16 years old. police say to be in danger because of their mental capacity. if you see them please call phoenix police. well, it is day five since the elections and voters are still waiting to learn the fate of some of these races, including election recorder. it's still not clear if helen purcell will keep her job. we are live at the county recorder's office. how many ballots still have to be count? . >> reporter: according to the recorder's office, 185,000 are

be counted. it has been six days since tuesday's election and i want to say along with those 185, there's about 55,000 provisionsal ballots left to research. and this can actually change the outcome of some of races. for example, health purcell as you mentioned who is in. cha of count being the votes is up for re-election as county recorder and the latest tally has her trailing by 11,000 votes. another issue at hand that actually -- a race that actually hangs in the zero five legalizing recreational marijuana. it is too close to call. coming up at 5:30, we'll have more on that race and what is happening there. meanwhile, work vers expected to report here at 9:00 a.m. this morning to finish counting all of those early ballots. >> thank you so much for. we appreciate you keeping us posted. while you were sleeping, more unrest around the country as protesters in several cities marched in the streets. thousands continuing to voice

winning the presidential election. these protesters in las vegas seen carrying signs and chanting outside the trump hotel. a similar scene right here in the valley, too as a group of protesters marched on sau's campus. you're seeing it right there. about two this 00 people showing up. -- 200 people showing up. we pressed since trump is in office, what are these people protesting about. here's the group's answer. >> people are very fearful right now that their lives don't ma tuesday morning before the election. i'm latino i wonder if my life matters to donald trump. that's a real question i have to ask. >> these protests did remain peaceful. by the looks of the crowd about two hundred people showing up for that one. just about the same amount of people protesting outside the capital before walking the streets in phoenix. >> chanting ] >> a large route handing "not my press". we're told several groups

at one point the protesters broke into smaller groups to share their thoughts post election. >> i believe that human rights are civil rights, civil rights are human rights. i believe that we have the right to be here. this country was based on -- built on immigrants. >> well dps troopers were also on the scene to make sure everybody stayed safe. well, yeah if you can't recognize that area, that's actually here in abc 15. we were protests. two women from apache junction wanted to have their voices heard urging people to honk for peace. they say the protests have to stop and they blame the media coverage for encouraging it. >> stop all this ridiculous arguing in the trump -- the rioting. if hillary would have been elected it would have been the same rioting. >> well, we want peace, too, of course but we have to cover the news. have to cover what's happening.

feeling grateful the -- of the support he's receiving. we're learning that the trump campaign may be planning a victory tour. one of his aides releasing a few details about it. the tour would likely stop in the states that elected him. arizona would be included. it's not clear yet when thinks tower is scheduled to -- tour is scheduled to happen. trump is expect? opposition. thousands of people now planning to participant in this the women's march of washington. it's scheduled for the day after trump's inauguration. at last check, 52,000 people than 135,000 saying they're interested. organizers hoping the march will shed light on women's issues like sexual assault and workplace discrimination. it's been five days since the election, and hillary clinton is revealing why she thinks she lost. she's blaming part of it on fbi director james comey saying his actions hit her with a, quote, double whammy. clinton is referring to comey's two letters detailing the fbi's investigation into her e-mails. clinton is now calling on her supporters to move forward and

let's go across the nation. a police and five others in a pennsylvania others this morning. they were a victims in a so-called flash mob attack last night. investigators say a group of people tried robbing pedestrians in that area. the officer was off-duty when all of this happened, too. we're working right now to get an update on those victims' conditions, but we do know at least one person is in custody. gunshots inside of a mall frightened shoppers and forced a lotdown. this happening in york late yesterday afternoon. police saying it caused panic for several hundreds of people as you can imagine. but thankfully nobody hurt in this one. authorities did close the mall down for six hours while they search for a shooter. but no suspects were ever found. nearly 25 hours of debating. but a jury in cincinnati failing to agree on a verdict for a farmer police officer forcing the judge to declare a mistrial. the result devastating to the family of sam dubose who was

police officer ray tensing. the prosecutors say the jury was leaning toward lesser charges but they could not reach a decision. now to some health news. in the coming months and years expect to see more cancer research col being from the universities of arizona. the cancer center there just accepted into i national group for clinical trials. according to administrators this means staff and researchers will have the chance to develop more research projects and serve on national committees. u.k. scientists have come up with a way a usb stick. it measures hiv one levels and then sends a signal to a computer laptop, maybe a horned held device even. it's said to be very accurate. right now people have to wait up to three days for their test results. the hope is tests will help patients in remote regions of the world. . the smoke is clearing outs. smoking rates are falling, which means less people are lighting up. cigarette smoking rates are at an all-time low this year.

dropped 15%, despite progress, the cdc says there needs to be even more antitobacco action taken. well, happening today thousands of people in the valley will lace up their walking shoes. the 6age annual honor walk and 5k run is taking place in downtown phoenix. that event hosted by the as veterans project will feature live entertainment, color guards and vintage aircraft flyoverment for more info about the festivities, including how to register you can visit do you have any spare canned good? donate them at the cardinals game. they are hosting a food and funds drive at university of phoenix stadium. you can bring nonperishable food items. all of the stuff will -- collected is going to be given to families in need for thanksgiving. and before the five hundred today you can check out the prerace ceremony. he will introduce all the drivers on stage. thousands of people expected to

raceway for this event. if you check online to see if tickets are still available. the information all right there on your screen. going to be a good time. all right. good time, good weather. that always helps, right? >> people in a good mood. they want to get out there and enjoy themselves. although it's going to be a little bit warm today. we have to enjoy it though because warmer temperatures are even more so down the road. i know not what you want to hear in the middle of november, right? but 60 degrees right now, take a look at what we'll get to later on. 84 degrees. that right there is about seve am too of year. sunny and warm but as i mentioned, this is not as warm as we'll be getting. we'll be on record watch. i'll break that down for you coming up next. and many of us need to take prescription drugs but the rise in costs can sometimes break the bank. there is one guy who wants to change that. you can see how he's taking action next. >> plus the city leaders become the victim of a scary crime.

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breaking news right now. we have an update on that earthquake that just hit new zealand. the 7.8 earthquake did cause a sue name. new zealand's civil defense also confirming this. they say the first waved arrived. leaders now encouraging people to move inland if you can. we'll follow the story throughout the rest of the newscast and let you know what other developments we get. it's the difference between life and and the vicious cycle starts when people can't afford to take their medication. >> leaving them to come to the emergency department for consequences of not being able to take the medications. >> reporter: they have insurance, it's just not enough. so doctor dellhammer has some interesting advice. >> there are patients that i have that i think would benefit from investigating canadian pharmacies, sure, i'll refer them there. >> reporter: the good news, you don't have to travel to canada. it's partially because of this

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thinking of a mayor helped them to arrest three suspects. >> yeah, surveillance video showing the moment before and after. look at that. mayor alice burn of miami shores was robbed. the suspect caught on camera carrying a bb gun. birch says they approached her, grabbed her purse and then took off. but she -- she chased after them. >> it was dangerous, but i had a eastbound that -- sense that he was a very young person and he wasn't expecting to be chased. if i hadn't chased after, i would not have been able the tag on the car. >> well, suspects didn't get too far. police tracked them down in a gas station where they were using the mayor's credit card as a former resident of miami, i didn't live in miami shores, i've been to miami shores before. >> i wasn't sure you were close. >> you don't mess with anyone in miami. or miami shores. nun in a that area. >> she had a good sense, too. that she knew. when they're young, they're young. so they might need some help. glad everything worked out

accurate forecast on this sunday here. hey, things actually ended up being really nice. i love those morning temperatures. i see so many people walking their dogs. >> larry is loving it. >> exactly. your little guy loving it there. yesterday we had danielle learner baby shower. some of us, i thought i would sit in the sun a little bit goat you a little tan. no, it was too hot. i was sweating. get out there because i was so warm. but take a look at this. 60 degrees right now. not warm there. nice cooler temperatures, mild not a lot of winds to speak of. we'll continue the dry-out process as we get in through the rest of the day today. you're waking up right now, mesa at 61 degrees. 57 in scottsdale. 55 in peoria. those winds across the valley you can see light and variable for the most part. some spots are not measuring more than ten miles an hour across the valley for us this morn. let's look at your sunday forecast.

where we'll be getting to. again, those winds are not going to be too bad there. coming from the east. your uv index is at a 4 today. air quality is going to be good to go. no other weather alerts. no storm chances for us today under mostly clear skies. so here's a look at future cast. as we go ahead and press play on this one here, you see we mostly clear as we get in through the evening. we'll continue to clear on out for tomorrow morning. your morning commute is looking dry and just very warm. enough for we'll be sitting under some high pressure here, let's move those clouds on out and brought the warmth for us. that's what we're going to see. as we get in until at least tuesday. we'll see some changes as we get down the road. let's break down those temperatures hour by hour for sunday. 81 by 1:00. we will get pretty warm as we get into the afternoon. but you can see those night time temperatures definitely cooling off and we'll take that, won't

67 degrees there under clear skies. here's a look at what we'll get to across the valley. keep in mind that average is 77 degrees. so we are going to be above that in a lot of spots. 85 in anthem, 80 in cape creed. 84 in gilbert. 83 in chandler. a quick look across the state. 70 in payson. 70s in sedona and press exit as well. 64 in the we'll see the warm temperatures out to the west. the cardinals are taking on the 49ers today in glendale. take a look at your game day forecast. kick off at 2:25. 83 degrees by then. we'll get warmer by the second quarter. in the second half, those temperatures are going to start to go down. so we'll take that. 82 degrees by the time we're all getting out there. hopefully with a card's win.

days with me, though. 86 degrees for tomorrow. so we are going to be getting warmer. and then, yeah, we get even warmer after that. 89 degrees by tuesday. we're on record watch this day. record currently sitting at 90 degrees from 1999. that's when it was set. so we'll watch that. we'll see if we're going -- right now it looks like we'll get close it, maybe tie it. we'll see if we break that. we'll continue the above-average warmth on wednesday. then look what happens. notice the clouds move in, i disturbance coming our way. it's going to temperatures and kick up the breeze. we're down to 73 on thursday. 74 on friday. but yeah, the 80s, they're coming back on saturday. but here's the thing. the cooler temperatures that whether also means some cooler overnight lows. you see low 50ed friday and saturday. that means some spots could dip in the 40s. we are going to break down more of your forecast by the hour. if you're going to be outdoors what you need to know. all of that coming up next. >> thank you. the arizona wildcats have their hands full.

hard to believe it's almost thanksgiving and u of a still in search of that first pac-12 victory. could they pull up the upset? well would it bring a smile to rich rob's face? i don't know. never seen it. wildcats hanging in the first half here. talk about this, the punt is there all tied up at 7-en apiece. that's when things looked pretty good. but from there -- they finish the second quarter outscoring the wildcats. the second half. colorado taking this one 49 to 24. downtown phoenix, earl watson and the suns looking for their third straight win. eric bledsoe finds marquee chris. how pretty is that? this is two-point game with four minutes to play. but from there, the nets go on a terror. brooklyn -- final few minutes. that's all she wrote.

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. well right now honoring a hero. family, friends in the valley community preparing to say their final good-bye to a fallen officer. we'll tell you when and where you can pay your respects. >> reporter: live in phoenix. it might be sunday morning, but county election workers will not be taking the day off. we'll tell you why coming up. >> drinking and driving, it's again the law. but still people are doing it. and it's costing them big. an expert weighs in on the you could pay for this penalty. 6:30 right now on a sunday. so happy you're joining us this morning. let's talk about that most accurate forecast, allison keeping a close eye on that for us. >> current temperatures across the valley. 60 degrees right now. no measurable winds so that's good news. your quick forecast planner, in the 70s by lunch time, so really nice under mostly clear skies. as we get into the afternoon, that's when we really start to see the warmth come our way.

here's a look at your cardinals game day forecast. by the time kick-off is getting started 82 degrees. we'll better break this down for you. but also tell you about record watch. what day we'll be on that. how warm we're expecting to get. all of that coming up in just a few minutes. we do have to get to this breaking newsbreaking out of new zealand that we have been tracker for you. a 7.8 magnitude earthquake people are being urged to evacuate and move inland to higher ground. also reports of after shocks there measuring a manage any attitude of 5 steer or more. there are reports of minor damage right now but fortunately no reports ever injury so far. we are following this story here and we'll continue to keep track of t we'll let you know as soon as we get any updates. keeping track of that online because the scary situation, nick, happening right there.

officers. we are preparing to say good-bye to fallen officer dare rin reed. officer reed was shot and killed last tuesday in a sense less act of violence. he was set to retire soon. a funeral is planned for tomorrow starting at 1:00 p.m. we'll have all the details a lye stream of the procession and the funeral up on abc15.com. no rest for election workers as thousands and thousands of ballots still need to be counted. they'v them too. we are live from at the county recorder's office you've been out there. when are they expected to start that counting today? >> reporter: well, they're going to start about 9:00 a.m. this this morning. that pile of pal lots is getting a smaller as the recorder's office says they have about 185,000 left to count. you've got to add that to the 55,000 provisional ballots that they still have to research.

recorder helen purcell earlier this week. >> it's not unusual. this happens after every election. i think if you look at jurisdictions around the country, it happens in all jurisdictions. they're not finished on election night. >>. >> reporter: now with those updated numbers and update prop 205 to legalize recreational marijuana still hang notice balance. they are 30,000 votes away from that passing. it's why the group legalizing marijuana is actually held out they want to make sure that every vote is counted. and our web writer did do the break down on our website. you can go there. out of these 185,000 votes clayton tells us about 105 of those will still need to be a yes vote in order for it to actually pass. in phoenix, mary ellen. >> thank you. detectives, they're still searching for the gunman who shot a nan south phoenix.

as breaking news. neighbors finding that victim near 15th avenue early yesterday morning. police out there for several hours, too, searching for any clues that would lead to a suspect. investigators not getting any help from the victim because he's in the hospil in pretty bad shape. no word yet on a motive. well hear's a scary scene. bullet holes in car windows. knot something you want to see. and something apparently somebody thinks is funny and 105 avenue. the whole thing captured on surveillance video. so they're now using that to try and track down that suspect. well the crime alert you're going to want to pay aattention to this especially as the holiday gets closer. a package thief spotted in the valley, now we don't know if she's been caught just yet. so keep an eye out for her. you see her right there. she's been spotted in the moon valley area where she swiped a christmas gift from a home near

gables. another crime alert caught on can a ra. -- camera. police needing your help finding that guy in the hat. take a good look. he's accused of stealing items from the home depot. he got away by flash being his gun at the clerk and then he took off in ray car. if you recognize him, please call silent witness. now to scottsdale where police have identified a driver in a road rage crash. this is the mug shot of 25-year-old moses. he's accused into several other vehicles including a patrol car. detectives tell they had to rush moses to the hospital. that's after he tried to take his own life after he was arrested. alcohol was a factor in this crash. arizona has some of the strictist drunking and driving laws. but drivers aren't getting the message e. message. an attorney says we are one of the highest that comes to death crashes. she wants to remind drivers that arizona is a zero tolerance state.

just a sip, which would still put you under the legal limit which could get you a dui. >> an arresting diu is about ten thousand dollars, which is unbelievable. you have fines, and bail fees, and ignition interlock and just so many different costs. >> she created a website. it's a free resource for anybody who gets a dui. at the end of the day, she says the best way to prevent, of course, don't drink and drive. always make sure you have a designated driver. new developments right now, a convicted killer now accused of faking his mental health issues to avoid a second trial right here in arizona. a judge said craig jake onson can stand trial for the death of christina martinez. the court found he was pretending to be incompetent, jacobson was first convicted for the murder ever a nevada singer and dancer. his wife helped detectives find that body in florence. well today we could learn more about an emergency landing

plane went down in the field just seven miles east of taylor. we know two people were on board, instructor and student. it's not clear if they were hurt. well, workers are wanted in the valley and there's a bonus. if you are hired at this empty, you could get two hundred dollars. this job fair being held by hms host. they're behind a lot of the restaurants at sky harbor. a variety of workers are needed too. the job fair happening this wednesday at the hms host off thens in phoenix. that information right there on your screen. it's going to start at 9:00. 150 border patrol agents, they're packing their bags and hiding to south texas. acts from tucson and other areas are helping to process the large number of immigrants who have been detained for illegally entering the country. many of them children and families. the agents will be working specifically in the rio grande valley. p.m. aren't only on wildfire watch they have a major health concern in north carolina. the smoke from all of the fires burning there. many of them believed to be

to wear masks there if they plan any outdoor activities. these suspicious fires are also affecting georgia, homeowners in both states have been evacuated. and in all, there are about two dozen fires burning right now. the iraq military making a special delivery in the city of mosul late last night. members of the joint operation command dropping hundreds of thousands of leaflets from the sky. the papers include instructions on how to be ready for an isis attack. right now aq trying to push militants out of mosul. they're highlighting some of the victories made so far by the iraqi military. a meeting of the minds in columbia and leaders both signed a peace agreement of the agreement is one step closer to ending a half century-long conflict of the during that time more than 200,000 people have been killed and 8 million others forced to leave their homes. it's not clear if this peace accord will be voted on by

columbia. >> it was incredible. it was the best show ever. not just about what happened one year ago. just about live goes on. >> today marks one year since the paris terrorist attack. last night hundreds of people gathered at one of the sites. sting headlining the show holding a moment of silence to remember the one hundred 30 people killed in the gun and bomb strikes across the french capital. isis claimed responsibility. two of those attackers have never been identified. ongoing. and they paid the ultimate sacrifice. now they're getting a memorial in their honor. construction n. underway right now for the memorial of u of a's campus. this will pay tribute of the u.s. service members that died in the u.s. arizona. officials are saying it will likely be finished by december 4th just three days before the inverse ry of the attack. more than 2400 sailors, marines and soldiers were killed. the memorial will honor nearly

it is going to be include bronze medallions inscribed with their names and an outline of warship's deck. new developments in the case of those missing miss america crowns. >> the pageant director now telling us they raised $1,400 after we ran our story. the money was used to up the scholarship amounts, organizers also having to get back-up crowns for the pageant. no arrests have been made in that theft but police say they're still investigating. in consumer news, trying to track down nintendo's highly anticipated nes classic, the console already selling out on amazon. other places to check out, best buy, game stop and target. but they're only selling them in stores. one of our photographers saw people waiting in line at the best bine at ninth -- 99th avenue. mario. >> so many good games. it is something that makes parent cringe. the thought of their kids wracking um hundreds of dollars

phones without even realizing it. but not to worry. now there is some relief on the way. a judge telling amazon it has to reimburse the parents that this has happened to. the ftc accusing the company of making it too easy to use its app to make in-game purchases. amazon must set up a process to artery alert parents. you get that credit card statement you look at it, you're like, what? >> what? >> what have they been up to? >> so easy. >> and they're in trouble. okay. >> not the kids' fault, right? >> maybe just a little bit. yeah. let's get a -- >> i'm going to bat for you guys this morning. let's get a look at the most accurate forecast here this morning. maybe you're going for a morning run. i think that would be a great idea because it's going to be really, really nice. 78 degrees by noon. still a little bit sunny there. as we get into later on portion of the day, we are going to start to get much warmer. we're talking seven degrees above average here. that's not even where the warmth stops. we'll tell you which day we'll

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camera right now. you can see the sun on its way up. beautiful shot of downtown phoenix there. let's give you a look at what our temperatures are right now. a little bit on the cool side. a lot of us in the 50s this morning and low 60s in some spots as well. we're sitting at 56 in tempe right now. 50 down in maricopa. 57 in lavine and 59 in good year this morning. let's go across the state and look at this, look how cool we are in show low. that's about that temperature there so we're below that. here's a look at desert doppler, we are scanning the state but you can see not a lot happening here, we're keeping things quiet, especially in the valley too. we're not seeing a ton of activity there. things are pretty quiet this morning. no rain or anything like that. not tracking any strong winds. here''s a look at future carbon monoxide k you can see the clouds start to move on out. so by tomorrow morning for your commute, in the morning there, about 7:00, 6:00 a.m., we're not really going to see a whole ton of activity.

quiet there and clear. we're going to keep it that way even until tuesday. we'll be sitting under some high pressure going on right now. so that's going to keep those clouds away and also keep us pretty warm. so for today in phoenix, a few clouds, mostly clear for us here. 84 degrees is where we'll be topping out there. those winds again not too bad. not tracking any strong breezes for us. about five to ten miles per hour for some of those winds for us. across the state, here's a look at our highs for today, now we talked about how we'll be above average, well this really goes for the entire state. we'll be grande. i mean, look you're going to be flirting with 90 degrees today. we'll see the mid-80s out to the west. a closer look here in the east valleyment our highs keeping in mind that average is 77 degrees. that sounds pretty nice, right? but we are still going to be in the 80s today. 82 in a.j. 83 in mesa. 82 in care free and 82 in paradise valley as well with item at this topping out at 84 degrees today. in the west valley, our highs

as well. 84 in glendale and lavine, as well avondale and good year. 85 in at luke air force base. let's breaking news down those temperatures. you can see throughout the morning we'll be cooler. so really nice throughout then. 75 degrees by 11:00. we'll climb into the 80s. sit there for a good chunk of the day before we finally come back town. and look at this, by 9:00 p.m., finally we'll be in the 60s there. so it will be a nice cooler evening for us there. as we look at the next seven days, take a look happens. 84 today, right? we talked about we'll get warmer. 86 tomorrow. by tuesday, that's when we're looking to at least maybe tie or break a record which is set at 90 degrees right now. . set back in the '70s, 1999 to be exact. we're expecting to top out at 89 degrees. so a good time to have that mobile app. we'll track in the next couple of days. then, look, a system comes on in, brings us more clouds into play on wednesday. but it will drop our temperatures down by thursday

here as well. our brings them on washington i should say. into the 70s then. it will drop our overnight lows as well. we'll be waking up to low 50s. that means some spots in the valley could be in the upper 40s. 80s are going to be coming back on saturday if you like some of that weather there. we could all use some extra cash, right? abc 15 is giving away five hundred dollars every night starting monday. two lucky winners will get a five hundred dollars gift card to help out with the holidays. all you have to do is watch for the weather wo starting monday night on abc 15 news at 10:00. >> that's a lot of money. you could do some serious christmas shopping with that. a battle of two birds of prey ends. dozens of people gathering to watch crews. after they just fell out of the sky. >> stressed and nervous right now. i ran out of my house. >> after several hours, one of the eagles managed to escape on his own. the other, a five-year-old female, needed to be pulled out.

leg, chest, and a cracked beak. but we're told she is going to be okay. helping out a stranded guy on his motorcycle is one thing, but what happens when it's the boss. that's right, the bruce springsteen ran into some trouble. some guys from the american legion posted free help new jersey song and they stopped to help. they didn't realize until they got off their bike that it was the boss. but once three got talking to him, they said he could not have been a nicer guy or more down-to-earth. i wouldn't expect anything less from the boss. well the garage doo and the girls auto clinic is open for business. it's a twist on auto repair. five women working at this pennsylvania shop not only do they repair cars, they show women how to do it themselves. and after their all done, they can clean up at the salon which is also located at the business. next, we have a look at our top stories including this one, a valley mom, this is so sad here. passing away after this crash in chandler and police say she was just crossing the street.

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. our top stories this morning. 7.8 magnitude earthquake now responsible for a tsunami in new zealand. they are urging people to move to higher ground. there are reports of some minor damage. but thankfully no reports of any injuries. a driver behind bars after hitting a mother and her two young kids while they cross the street.

chandler. police confirming to us that unfortunately that mother has died. investigators say impairment and speed not factors here. another tragic crash. police say a motorcyclist and a car collided. we know that one person is dead. but authorities haven't released who just yet. a phoenix family asking for help tracking down these teens. both of them suffer from autism. christian and josiah have not been seen since thursday night. therm last spotted near authorities say they are in danger. if you see them please call phoenix police immediately. tomorrow, family friends and an entire community saying their final good buys to a fallen police officer darren reed. he was killed in the line of duty this week while responding to a 911 call. his funeral is tomorrow starting at 1:00 p.m. at the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints. more anti-trump protests across the country including one right here in the valley.

marching on asu's campus expressing their concerns. the protest was peaceful. . a similar demonstration happening in phoenix. voters still waitinger to the results in several races. hundreds of thousands of ballots need to be counted. election officials are set to resume this job today at 9:00. let's go ahead and give you a last look at that forecast. 84 degrees today. even warmer tomorrow and then even warmer again on tuesday. we're on record watch at that day. but not to many sight. you see relief coming thursday and friday before the 80s make a return. >> your news always on abc15.com. also make sure you download that free abc 15 mobile app.

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good morning, america. this morning, trump transition. the president-elect holed up in trump tower to choose his cabinet. who's on the short list to help run the government and the name that could cause an uproar as trump reveals whether he'll kick his twitter habit. meanwhil coast to coast, demonstrators sending their message to the president-elect. michael moore right on trump's doorstep. >> they haven't stopped me yet. >> this confrontation turning ugly. protesters hauled away in handcuffs. hung jury. jurors deadlocked trying to decide the fate of a white former police officer accused of murder in the death of an unarmed black driver. >> stop, stop.