this is abc15 news. taking action. >> a warning on valley roads with two crashes in both deadly. police say led to those crashes. and a valley mother hit and killed while she was on a walk with their kids and how the community is taking action for here. donald trump putting together his team and some are not sure about his choices. we begin with breaking news right now. a security scare at sky harbor airport has checkpoints b and c shuts down. this is a live look inside terminal 4 right now. >> a southwest passenger with a suspicious bag is now being interviewed by local authorities took flights into and out of the c concourses have been shut down and

at one point we did see passengers being loaded onto buses to be taken away from those gates. if you know somebody who will be heading to sky harbor, this will be a mess and there is somebody who knows exactly how messy this is. >> tracy mazer, the executive producer of the list, she is actually in the airport. tracy, are you in terminal 4? >> reporter: yes i am in terminal 4. >> what is it >> reporter: i just got down to the baggage claim. when i got the flight, there was a massive group of people stop in the lower area on that side of the terminal. and there was no information that they were being given about why everyone was completely bottlenecked and completely blocked off. and then after about 45 minutes,

dated evacuate the area where everyone who was immediately sent over. >> i sat there was pictures of a bus and passengers being loaded. is that what they are doing? we are seeing video of the passengers being taken up. >> reporter: yes. those passengers are being shuttled to i gate. those passengers who were trying to make a connection. >> what is the sense you are getting from some of the other passengers? are the frustrated or scared or calm? >> absolutely. there was quite a bit of tension just in the first stop when we all got off the plane and people had already been waiting. but it really just kind of

when we were moved. there were some contention between the security guards and some passengers who were really angry and upset and confused. so there is just a basic general tension the monday after the election. >> right. terror mazer join us -- tracy mazer joining us. stay safe and we will keep you updated with everything that goes on here an especially pushing those alerts straight to you. the arizona communities are expected to hold a news conference this afternoon when he will announce a new arena. they have squabbled almost since the day the gila river arena opened its doors. it appears the relationship is officially headed toward divorce.

more on www.abc15.com and our abc15 mobile app. this is for the city and the cardinals. they approved a settlement with the team over thousands of promised parking spots. the cardinals said the city did not hold up their end of the bargain. it every night on the roads. let's start with the herd crash in north phoenix. this happened this morning and police say two man in a white b& w or speeding when they crash into the back of a honda civic. they were pronounced dead on the scene. the impact startled a lot of those neighbors. >> i was doing laundry in the back here 1.5 blocks away. i just heard them make a really loud bang. everything was scattered. >> police are saying there was debris 1000 feet away from

they are all saying impairment and speed do appear to be a factor. a couple miles away a woman was killed walking across 19th avenue. police tell us because of the horrible crash, there were -- they were short on investigators. traffic on light rail was also shut down. today we are saying goodbye to a fallen police officer from charlotte. officer darrin reed was shot and killed last tuesday in senseless act of violence just as he was set to. it starts at 1 pm today at the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in shallow. abc15's jason valentine is watching this. we have a silver alert to pass on with your friends and family in tucson. this is albert who has been

last seen at the university medical center where he was visiting his wife. we have arizona license plate bde 4641. his family things he may be headed to the rapid cut area. it is time now for your most accurate forecast. can you believe we dropped to 58 degrees this morning? it is now warming under nothing but looking view across the valley is the temperature now it's up to 75 at phoenix sky harbor. as we go into the afternoon, temperatures will warm back into the 80s. it will only hit 80 degrees by noon but today the high is up to 86 keeping us were more than where we were yesterday 10 degrees above the average for this time of the year. a warm and dry afternoon with

first near record high temperatures by tomorrow and after that a big cool down. i will show you how much further those temperatures drop by the end of the week. >> thanks, iris. police need your help solving two murder investigations. in glendale a man is found shot to death in an apartment near 51st avenue and northern. men were seen leaving just moments after shots were fired. call know anything. we are waiting to anything of the victim killed in south phoenix. this is pretty tumbles -- details are limited. the suspect took off with no motive released. a week later and still no clear about the ballots still not counted in the election. you can change your destiny today with ways to increase

heart. it can be done despite her dna. are poll question this morning has to do with the coyotes move. to think moving to the east valley is a good idea or a bad idea?

there is still no word on to go up into planes. you saw the abc15 mobile app alert yesterday. fortunately nobody was hurt but they are still looking for the cause right now. checkpoints are looking to find out who is behind a string of shootings in the northwest valley. it is a late 1990s carla. toyota corolla. phoenix and glendale police received at

windows over the weekend. investigators believe the shooter could be seen in bb gun which is what dps investigators believe was used in some of the i-10 shootings them last summer. the doctors say he targets people in or near their cars. police say there is no connection at this time between those cases. people who eat high-protein diets are putting themselves at risk for they had a meeting and researchers found your chances of heart failure to not change whether you got your protein from animals or from vegetables. if you are genetically at risk for heart disease, there are ways to reduce your chances suggesting it starts with a healthy lifestyle. the study says eliminate smoking, eat clean, and exercise.

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almost one week since the november election and the ballots are still being counted in maricopa county. 112,000 early ballots still

will begin counting again. a couple races that are still too close to, including county recorder. we are also watching the numbers come in for proposition 205 come in for proposition 2052 legalize recreational marijuana. so far the measure to pass all of those uncounted ballots would need to be yes about. arizona voters are heading to texas. process the spiking immigrants. they will temporarily be assigned to the rio grande valley assisting with screening and processing the immigrants. many are unaccompanied children and families. thousands of acres continue to burn as dozens of wildfires spread. evacuations are underway in the appellation region and tennessee. smoke is so thick residents are

the fires are suspected arson. the largest is 13,000 acres. the peoria fire is lending a hand. we want to shut statistics to you. remembers and a brush truck are on their way to help fight the party rough fire in north carolina. crews from the surprise and daisy mountain for departments. the fight against the zita -- zik at using mosquitoes infected with a naturally occurring. researchers believe this could be the key to stopping zika from spreading not only in miami-dade but also in latin america. today leaders are going to launch a new resource for valley veterans. they are located at the heart of phoenix. it is similar to centers in

it helps to reintegrate veterans back into the community through education, hail, distance, and community service. you can sign up by texting vetconex to 66866. honoring the victims killed 75 years ago with no construction or immemorial is underway at the u of a and should be done by december 4. that is three days before the anniversary of the pearl harbor attack. the memorial honors the 1200 who lost their lives on that battleship. maybe you had a lazy monday and you missed the supermoon last night. you have another chance tonight but it will not be as close. this morning the supermoon was the biggest full municipal in 70 years. it comes with some superstitions but a psychologist from the cleveland clinic says the moon really has no effect on human

>> superstition by its definition is a connection between two events that are not really connected. humans are just prone to this. >> he says the myth goes back to before the days of electricity when the life -- light would disrupt human sleep patterns. you are choosing today. >> those are some good pictures posted today. >> i love it. keep sending them. share@abc15.com is a spot to send them any can still see a beautiful moon tonight with the clear skies for tonight. let's talk about your most accurate forecast with temperatures today a little but cooler than this time yesterday running 5 degrees cooler across the valley. we are sitting in the 70s right now pretty much across the phoenix area with 79 queen creek

from tempe over to ahwatukee with 75 degrees. it is feeling pretty good here this morning. we will go from 75 in phoenix into the upper 70s to near 80. we will keep the clear skies in the forecast so it will be very nice if you want to head outside to enjoy your lunch. across the state those temperatures are warming nicely dropping into the 20s this morning and below freezing in flagstaff and window also warming into the upper 60s in those areas. we are checking in at 66 degrees in payson. we have clear skies and dry weather keeping these clear skies in the forecast over the next couple of days. we are also kicking up the heat because high pressure is in control. that means we have dry, stable air over the area with warm

big changes come our way for the second half of the week we start out warm ahead of a storm system sending a strong cold front our way. it will bring in dry air but it is also kicking up the winds across the state. by wednesday near 30 miles per hour in the valley and now the north they are stronger. across western arizona those winds will help usher in cooler air. it doesn't look see much rain chances as it is pretty dry. we will stay dry in the valley with more clouds by wednesday. i am not expecting any rain as of now. just a 10% chance for rain wednesday into thursday and drying out behind the system into the weekend. the biggest impact you will notice is the temperatures because we will go from the 80s and even upper 80s tomorrow down into the 70s by the end of

down headed our way. today we are still running 10 degrees above average as the high tops out at 86 degrees. tomorrow we have 90 degrees with a high of 89 four tuesday. but also puts us 1 degree shy of the record so it is very warm tomorrow but temperatures cool down wednesday and by thursday into friday the high temperature is only making it into the low 70s. something to look forward to hear by the end of today high temperatures make it into the mid-80s across the clear skies as the highs make it into the mid-80s. it will be warm to the west with mid to upper 80s and 70s along the rim with highs in the 60s across northern arizona. in a little but we will talk about what the weekend outlook looks like in the seven-day forecast with cooler temperatures and i will show

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growing trend with people packing up and hitting the road . >> instead of putting money into rent or a mortgage, they are turning their campers and box trucks into homes. abc15's lauren lyster has more on why people are doing this. >> this is our large spanish -- >> reporter: actually lives at the office. the founder but a school bus at auction and turned it into an r& b -- rv. >> this is our counterspace. >> reporter: home and store all into one. the benefits? no rent. he travels the country building his business. >> reporter: what is the thing you miss the most?

>> reporter: there seems to be a growing movement of people turning vehicles into homes. there's even a hashtag for it. #vanlife. on instragram 900,000 posts. in nevada city, california jennifer langdon and her father fixing up this camper so she can take it to the road full- time. >> it wasn't that i needed to find a new job or move to a new city. i could take my home with me. >> reporter: one software engineer blogging about his home -- a box truck allowing him to have his student loans and put six figures toward retirement. >> the economics of it as well as the cultural appeal. >> reporter: it includes overnight parking restriction in the neighbors. >> when people the people living in their vehicles, they will often report them. >> reporter: that headache is

vander. >> it is like where is my office going to be today? by the beach? >> reporter: lauren lyster, abc news, los angeles. prison officials want to kick the habit of opioids. how they are hoping to do that.

we continue to follow breaking news out of sky harbor with checkpoints b and c shut it down right now. you can see buses transporting passengers away from the gates. >> inside the terminal here is what we know so far. a southwest passenger with a suspicious carry-on bag is now being interviewed by local authorities. flights into and out of the concourse c have been posed. pa checkpoints. at one point we could see passengers being loaded and being taken away from the gates. it is a scary situation with somebody on the ground having passengers frustrated. we will keep you posted. for the first time we are hearing from close friends of the chandler mother killed while she was walking her children home from a park pick >> abc15's nick ciletti spoke

just minutes before the tragedy unfolded. >> reporter: the life of a young mother cut short. >> those poor kids. they are the sweetest little kids. >> reporter: they no longer have a mother and are in the hospital fighting to stay alive. 35-year-old pamela hesselbacher was walking home with her kids. it is near ray road that she took every day. home. just three minutes before the crash that claimed her life, jonathan was with pamela at a nearby park. >> it could happen any of us. >> reporter: this is the intersection pamela was walking in when a man in a truck came racing through running a red like and then slamming into the young family.

speculation as to why the suspect never spent a minute in jail. >> it is horrifying in an instant you can change people's life forever. police have identified the driver as william f early. he was driving on a suspended license and we wanted to know why he was booked and then went home. police tell us that is typical if they do not see someone as a flight risk. if you like to take action for this family, go to www.abc15.com and check out the gofundme page. the arizona coyotes and then moved to the east valley with air15 giving us a view of the land for the proposed development located on the northwest corner of mcclintock drive and real salado parkway.

the arena along with a 4000 seat multisport facility. all new this morning we are getting our first look at the valley dad who triggered an amber alert over the weekend. this is david fuller who was captured in tempe. police told us he took two girls in the circle k near broadway and roosevelt and one of them was his he and her mother got into a fight. breaking overnight a fight at a bakery got out of hand. we are told two went working at the le dolci bakery in glendale got into an argument. one of them cut the other with a knife and then took off. fortunately the injuries are not serious. new zealand mounting a rescue mission in a popular

it has been cut off by damage from the earthquake. military helicopters and a navy ship will be used to rescue residents who are stranded in the coastal town. some new information about a sheriff's deputy ambushed and killed near sacramento. authorities said dennis wallace was investigating a report about a stolen van when he requested backup. the deputies found his body with gunshot wounds to the end. the suspect david machado took off in a stolen van. he was later caught after he tried stealing a purse. the investigation will begin today into a police officer in michigan accused of intimidating and a trump protesters with a confederate flag. witnesses captured a photo of officer michael peters drinking a beer next to his parked truck.

arizona has some of the strictest driving and drinking laws. attorney april says one of the highest when it comes to death crashes here. she wants to remind drivers arizona is a zero-tolerance state so even one sip of wine you can get a dui which will cost you big. >> an average dui is $10,000, which is unbelievable many different costs. >> the attorney created a website called duiprocess.com and it is a free resource for anyone who gets a dui. she says the best way to prevent this is don't drink and drive and always have a designated driver hook check 15% of inmates are hooked on opioids. they are looking to kick the

receive federal grants for vivitrol. it is said to cost $1000 each shot to be taken once a month. a study from the national institute of drug abuse found many relapse once those injections stop. the prisons planned to offer vivitrol in the outpatient program. it seems like it is taking forever for the traffic on grand avenue almost over with adot putting the final touches on this week. there will be additional restrictions tonight on grand and the entire project should wrap up this spring. light rail continues to push east into mesa with the extension moving to construction. the project will extend along main street with two new stations and a parking area. they will unveil the final

traffic flows and a public art display. the donald trump transition to the white house continues announcing names for two key positions in his administration . shoppers beware. there is a batch of fake apps lauren -- luring. 20 mongoose invaded the green during tour in south africa. the tournament was put on hold. organizers have no idea where

some new reaction to the president elect's first

he has new choices and eight interview asked him about the big campaign promises. made in is in washington with more. >> reporter: it donald trump's first decision is to be hired for his new team trump hiring reince priebus the ultimate insider to run his white house as chief of staff and head of the rnc he played a huge role in the victory. >> we want to tell a americans the matter who you are or where you come from, we want donald trump to be your president. >> reporter: he is calling for america tonight. in an interview on "60 minutes" he responded to reports of hate crimes across the country. >> i am saddened to hear that. >> reporter: stephen bannon the

number of organizations including the council on american islamic relations is denouncing the higher mac. they say it is a sad day when a man who presided over the premier website group of white nationalists is slated to be a senior staff member in the people's house. >> i find him not to be the way that he is being accused but the opposite. don't judge people based on what other people say. >> reporter: also on "60 minutes" trump appeared to soften on promises. he says he will focus first criminal undocumented immigrants and when it comes to same-sex marriage that has already been decided by the supreme court. president obama will address the nation this afternoon. you can watch his comments right here on abc15 . if you

stream his comments online and on the abc15 mobile app. >> megyn kelly is telling all about the election. she says in her new book that donald trump trying to get preferential treatment from other journalists, including her. kelly also suggests that trump may have gotten a predebate tip about her first question. the book is cald and she will be on good morning america for an exclusive interview. there is a lawsuit forcing them to tell you what is in your cup of joe pick a major retailer pulling out all the stops to get you through the door on thanksgiving. who is handing out hundreds of dollars in coupons. we are in for a slightly

[ bell on wall street ] will come back. we are taking a live look at wall street and the stocks. we are up about 2.5 points right now. the dow jones sitting at 18,000 sitting at 18,850 right now. toyota is being forced to pay up agreeing to a $3 billion

the settlement estimates it will cost $15,000. toyota will decide if the owner gets a new frame or will be reimbursed. dunkin' donuts is being sued. they went with the chinese made offbrand hearth and consumer products is angry because employees are telling customers they use splenda. injunction to stop them from saying that. let's talk shopping. you can expect stores to be busy but there may be another reason. people will be spending like crazy in the coming weeks now that the election is over. the survey shows that will be the case for one in 10 republicans and one in five democrats.

can be at risk when shopping using an abject. there is a rising trend of fake apps. researchers are now on high alert. >> you can have id theft and credit card theft where your numbers can be used and even counterfeit items if the sale goes through you may get an item that is not legitimate. >> they may also ask to access other information on your phone. have discovered several hundred of these. you probably are starting to feel the holidays. >> everybody is making the black friday list. in jcpenney they are using a new tactic for thanksgiving. the first few hundred customers will get coupons of up to $500 off. jcpenney kicks off its sales at 3 pm on thanksgiving and will be the first to open

it is a head start on macy's, walmart, target, and kohl's. >> if you don't feel the holiday spirit already, you can really visited in chandler today. they have several festive displays including new light designs. is between chandler boulevard and fry with new window art. for more holiday events visit downtownchandler.org. brave men and women can get a free lunch or dinner today. it is for the u.s. military with a special menu. you do have to have proof of service and reservations are recommended because they will probably be busy today. the abc15 sports team wants you to come out to the brewhouse at the university of

countdown. you can join us on facebook at 7 pm where we will have special guests and a cardinals player breaking down the big game. it was a nice win. >> we needed it. something we've all really needed is also the fall temperatures to come and to stay. >> i will bring them for a little while. at least they are in the seven- day forecast. temperatures are gradually cl really good across the state. here is just north of the valley as we look with our cliff castle casino cam. it is looking gorgeous if you are in the high country today. 75 degrees at phoenix sky harbor with clear skies at home as well. we will keep these clear skies in the forecast through the afternoon.

into the 80s as we go into this afternoon. we will be back at 80 by lunchtime with 82 by 1:00 and the high temperature of 286 degrees. that is 1 degree above yesterday 's temperature. just a tad warmer and above average with those temperatures 10 degrees above average by this afternoon. it is a little closer to average and today it is still warm temperatures into the low 80s by 6:00 this evening a little warmer then yesterday but we still should be away from the record which is 91 degrees. tomorrow we are in record temperature a -- territory. 1 degree shy of the record high temperature for tomorrow, which is 90 degrees set in 1989. tomorrow we are potentially going to tie the record or at least come close with a high of 89 degrees.

the week ahead of those big changes. high pressure is in control which means we have sunny skies and warm temperatures. we will watch the system move into the pacific northwest sending a cold front across our way ushering in that cooler air. so we will get rid of these unseasonably warm temperatures and bring in the below average high temperatures by the end of the week. 86 today and 89 by wednesday is still mid-80s with more cloud cover as well and the system moves in with temperatures thursday into friday only topping out in the low 70s. we will see more clouds in the valley with a 10% chance in the high country. the winds and the cooler air will certainly be the story by the end of the week.

from kingman 64 for a high today in flagstaff. tonight back into the 20s from window rock to flagstaff and kingman to shallow temperature overnight shopping today 60 degrees by tomorrow morning. it will be chilly again after topping out this afternoon in the mid-80s starting out the day in the upper 50s to low 60s across the valley. by tomorrow toasty as we topped out at 89 degrees. then the temperature dropped wednesday with the cooler temperatures on thursday and friday in the 40s to 50s and by the weekend starting to warm up but only in the 80s saturday and sunday. it says brother bear. do you know what that means? >> bears.

>> he doesn't quite get the hint. 5-year-old xavier has been asking to be a big brother and business mom and dad's way of telling him his wish was finally coming true. sake figures it out by looking at ultrasound pictures and instead of one he is getting two . you can see this every weekday right here on abc15 at 10:00. an amazing support as hundreds pay their respects to a hero gunned down just weeks from retirement. this is a live look for a

we wanted to know if you thought they knew to the east valley was a good idea or a bad

it looks like most of you think it is not so great. who will update you on the kennedys -- coyotes with the new arena on the corner of mcclintock drive. that is a rendering of what it will look like. this is as flying over the area it will be at. it is a 4000 seat multisport facility. >> the clear has been given at sky harbor after a security scare shuts down checkpoints and c. a suspicious carry on triggered all of this and at one time you saw passengers on the tarmac. hundreds are paying their respects to a show low police officer darrin reed who was shot and killed last tuesday in a senseless act of violence. this is a live look from our crew in show low. the funeral begins at 11:00 this afternoon. we are live streaming this procession right now in the

bikers stick together. >> you may have seen this picture on social media. he was part of a group of riders from new jersey when they spotted a stranded biker on the side of the road. it was bruce springsteen. there you go. they gave him a lift. let's talk about your most accurate forecast with 86 today the records tomorrow but

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