rights. >> this idea will be voted on by the hoa here in december. coming up tonight at 6:00 looking at how many sex offenders live in this area and how the hoa can enforce the policy. we just got off of the house in buckeye. chris groves on the scene for us now. chris, what happened out there? >> katie, we're hearing now from the family that lives here at this home. i want to show you behind me as detectives are going through the scene. they say thern at work when they -- they were at work when they got a call from their brother-in-law who's visiting. the man who lives here telling us that his brother-in-law tried to get the intruder out and that's when a fight broke out inside the home.

shots were fired. the bad guy was hit multiple times. they think the brother-in-law did the right thing. >> my brother-in-law shot him and didn't kill him so i'm sure he'll be all right. but he'll think twice about coming back here. >> now you see the car there that detectives are looking at right now? family telling us that that's the car that the male intruder was in. he's suffering from nonlife threatening injuries. the brother-in-law is cooperating with investigators. >> thank you. turmoil. reports swirling about strife within donald trump's transition team as a steady stream of nominees make their way to trump tower. trump tweeted that it's going to smoothly.

kelly anne conway says he's not going to rush. >> you don't settle overnight. these are serious issues and appointments. >> meantime in washington vice president-elect mike pence met with joe biden at his residence. president bam moo in germany -- mamma in -- president obama in germany today. he worked to reassure allies that we're committed to the transatlantic alliance. he says democracy is bigger than one person. >> that's why we have a tradition of the outcoming president welcoming the new one in as i did last week. and why in the coming weeks my administration will do everything we can to support the smoothest transition possible. >> president obama will spend

angela america l. students -- merkle. students protesting around the country. tempers flared in maryland when a trump supporters got into an altercation and hit his head. he was taunting the anti-trump group before this went down. here in the valley clouds streaming in today. they got thick at times. in fact they limited our temperatures as well. 79 was the high. and right now across the valley temperatures in the mid-70s. let me walk you through tonight. mostly cloudy skies will persist for several hours. 72 at 7:00. and 68 degrees by 9:00 tonight. these clouds streaming in ahead of the cold front we're tracking. pick up a few breezes in the valley but most of the wind action across northern arizona as we've seen it so far today. winds are going to stay strong up there.

forecast as the cooler air comes in. then temperatures drop even more for tomorrow. we'll take a look at that coming up. 150 asu students out of their dorms still tonight. it's going to stay this way until the mess is cleaned up. the building had a pipe burst there. no word yet what specifically caused it. the students staying in dorms or hotels. could be for five nightsch. developing tonight. -- nights. developing tonight. a sexual assault investigation. nearly a dozen officers spotted in this neighborhood near 15th avenue and southern. victim reported being attacked by a man who gave her a ride. she gave them his license plate. impairment not a factor this this crash -- in this crash. it happened overnight. witnesses say the rider went through a red light and crashed into a truck.

authorities have not released information. a photo showing the aftermath of this crash. a 61-year-old man suffered a serious injury. two others were also hurt. and rescue crews had to save another person trapped inside the car. traffic was backed up through the afternoon. there's a lot of dumb things that can happen when you're drunk. this one takes the cake. one man in phoenix for business had a little too much and walked across two runways at sky harbor. dalton reimer jumped a chainlink fence to get in. he was spotted by an employee and was arrested. he said he didn't see the warning signs. this man, marcelino rosales arrested for public indecency after he was caught touching himself at his child's school.

the navajo nation reported this after becoming aware. district officials say they're cooperating with police. 24 hours of searching. his friends growing more desperate. the 66-year-old hiker reported missing yesterday last seen monday. he was supposed to be meeting a friend but never showed. deputies found his car near the upper green mountain trail and his camping gear is inside. we'll continue watching this for you. in a pants and now in big trouble. how this naked crook got in and got away with very little. locked up for laced good dees. the -- goodies. the crime that got a school principal jailed.

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a case of revenge unfolding in oklahoma tonight. police saying an airport shooter was upset about losing his job at southwest airlines. that's why he killed a former coworker. so many new details coming in since we brought you this story yesterday. 52-year-old michael winchester, a ramp supervise sor was shot in the -- supervisor wa in the chest. lloyd bweee waited in his truck for him and took his own life after the shooting. he had been with southwest for 21 years. bwee quit last year after being accused of drinking at work. an attorney behind bars in ohio. he hypnotized clients without their concept or knowledge and molested them. michael fine pleaded guilty in

when one client noticed that her bra was dishevelled and she couldn't recall the meetings. she started tape recording her conversations and that's when she learned the disturbing details. fine will spend 12 years in prison. a florida assistant principal immediate a bad choice that sent her to jail all because she wanted to try pot cookies for her 50th birthday. she overdosed and was hospitalized and taken int custody after she was released. she's been employed with the school district for eight years and is now on leave. one heck of a reward tonight to catch a naked crook. he got into a baltimore pizza joint but lost allhis clothes getting in. >> he left his hat and jacket. i found a flip-flop and they found one on the roof. >> police say he cut himself. there's dna evidence.

the cash register so he left with less than he had in the first place. they're offering free pizza for life to anyone who can identify the burglar. pizza is dropping hot out of the oven in new zealand. dominos calling it the first drone delivery. domino's ceo says successful delivery came after three months of a partnership with a drone company. donald trump pick for chief of staff was once involved in a nasty court battle in arizona. i'm melissa blasius. i'll tell you why. a breaking update on the ball lot counting. 3,000 now early ballots left to count. 32,000 provisional ballots. this is in maricopa county.

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a top guy on donald trump's team has a controversial past in arizona. stephen bannon was once ceo of a company and got called into court accused of being a horrible boss. melissa blasius has sorting through thousands of pages of court records. what did you find melissa? >> that's right. bannon tapped to be donald trump's chief strategist in the white house, but back in 1994 he was ceo of biosphere two. we obtained video from back then when he was in charge of the company during a time when

the giant self-contained ecosystem and it was losing money big time. in court records and in court bannon admitted to describing one scientist as acting like a bimbo. he even admitted to telling her to ram a report down her throat. all of this from a lawsuit and court testimony after a couple of employees claimed breech of contract, invasion of privacy, and other issues in lawsuit. at 6:00 we'll taung more in depth -- talk more in depth about the lawsuit. we've reached out to the trump campaign as well. taking a shot at the outgoing u.s. attorney general as rumors swirl at who will take the job. senator ted cruz among the names. he met with the president-elect yesterday. today maricopa county attorney bill montgomery weighed in.

forward to is getting a new attorney general who will uphold the oath of office. >> loretta lynch was criticized for meeting with bill clinton while the fbi was reviewing the email case against hillary clinton. details following a state review of child deaths in 2015. ads continues to see more -- arizona continues to see more deaths from maltreatment. it found that it accounted for 11% of overall deaths and increased from 25 in 2014 to 87 in 2015. in another key finding child suicides have gone up since 2014. across the nation tonight a 1-year-old in serious condition and a mother behind bars in louisiana after one of her toddlers shoots the other. the mom and her friends were in a car with the two children when the 2-year-old found a loaded gun wedged between the driver's seat and center console. that mom faces one count of cruelty to juveniles.

charged with manslaughter for shooting and killing philando castile during a traffic stopment he was killed -- stop. he was killed after being pulled over for a broken taillight. his fiance says the officer shot him as he reached for his wallet. he had a license to carry a weapon. the police officer will make his first appearance on friday. the air so bad. look at this. people they could have trouble breathing there. it's thick. this video out of charlotte, north carolina. one of three states under a code red, so officials essentially saying today there are more than 30 fires there and most are arson. can you believe that air? >> we get a taste of that from time to time too dead pending on how the -- too depending on how the wind is blowing. finally a taste of fall.

cloud coverage got so thick we didn't make it to the 80s this afternoon. 79 the high. across the state the clouds have thickened up this amp. this mois -- afternoon. this moisture coming in ahead of the next storm system. a few little blips showing up on the radar imagery. much of this is called verga, rain that's leaving the cloud but the air underneath is so dry that it's sucking the moisture up and it's not making toit the groundment what we are -- it to the ground. what we are seeing is a little bit of light isolated shower activity near greecewood to the east of mesa. a slight chance we could see showers across the higher terrain as the cold front swings throughment the storm system -- through. the storm system stays to the north. as it pushes to the east it will bring inches of snow to utah and colorado in the next 12 to 24 hours. the cold front trailing from it

winds have picked up and they'll continue through the overnight forecast across northern arizona. anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour across the i-40 corridor. u.s. gusts there -- gusts there even higher and topped 30 miles per hour today. the most we're seeing are the 33 miles south of the grand canyon. wind advisories in effect across mo have a vee county. -- mo have a vee county -- mow have a vee -- mojave. sustained winds overnight as high as 25 or 30 miles per hour with gusts topping 40 at times. temperatures cold up there and the cooler air that settles in behind the front tomorrow will give us our first taste of below average temperatures in

winds calm and the phoenix metro at the low to mid-70s. 64 in sedona. 55 in show low. tonight temperatures down to the freezing point or below in window rock, flagstaff, and the south rim of the grand canyon. kingman at 41. then for tomorrow highs in the 50s in prescott, sedona, and payson. flagstaff 46. with a high of 72. a dramatic change in a couple of days. 46 for the high up there. one of the coolest across the state tomorrow. here in the valley the low 70s. a little bit below the average of 75. mesa 70. tempe and scottsdale at 71. 70 in litchfield park and goodyear. now, here's what we're tracking over the next seven days. sunny and dry on friday. 77 degrees. the 80s return briefly over the weekend.

system to track digging far enough to the south to bring moisture and rain chances to the valley forecast early next week. a little problem with the clicker here. back to your seven-day. a 40% chance for rain in the forecast on monday now. so monday is looking like it could be a wet day in the valley. another significant cooldown down into the low 70s for the start of next week. so long trump place. the president-elect's name will buildings on the upper west side of manhattan. they will reflect their street addresses now. 600 residents of the trump place complex signed a petition demanding the name be changed. he does not own the buildings. relations have improved. you can travel there and learn more about it. the american museum of natural history opening a new exhibition on cuba. there will be a display on the

film about their history and life like models representing wildlife. an open seat for thanksgiving dinner. the wrong teshgs bringing together -- text bringing together two strangers. we could use extra cash. abc 15 is giving away $500 tonight. two lucky winners will win a $500 gift card. watch for the secret word at 10:00. home problems. filing reports is a serious issue. buyers spending hundreds of thousands to find out what they say is poor workmanship. brian ross has more tonight on night line at 11:30. and here's david muir. the officer charged in the deadly police shooting. the horror on facebook. the murder at the airport

brand new at 5:00 a story bringing together total strangers. it starts with a grandmother who sent a text to her grandson. >> she had joe bartels is in chandler with the twist. >> steve and stephanie it looks like grand ma is going back to the -- grandma is going back to the store to get more things because her invitation stands. >> ya mall was in -- jamall was in class when he got a number from a -- text from a number he didn't recognize. he asked her to prove it just

he didn't recognize the number. it wasn't his grandma. he sent a selfie back to confirm she wasn't texts her grandson but he was shocked when she told him he could come over to share thanksgiving with her and her family. >> this lady's really nice. any other person would blow me off and be like never text me again. she was nice and sweet about it. >> so he's really considering going over to her house for thanksgiving. coming up at how far this random act of kindness is spreading online. in chandler joe bartels abc 15 news. >> that's my favorite story of the day. coming up at 6:00. drivers in a pan irk. alert -- panic. but alert enough to get investigation. car windows shot out. a new crime alert. >> we're on your side. the one federal agency designed

why there are concerns the proteshgss may be going -- protections may be going away. there's a look at commuter forecast tomorrow. temps in the 50s and going home upper 60s to low 70s.

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clods streaming into the valley right now. bringing rain our way in the most accurate forecast.

bigger. taking action to keep tonight, breaking news. inside trump tower. the controversy over members of the president-elect's family and national security clearance. mr. trump's team requesting clearance for trump's son-in-law, jared kushner. ivanka trump's husband now emerging as a top adviser. also tonight, why is the trump name coming off several buildings here in new york city? also, the breaking headline. the deadly police shooting. the horror playing out on facebook. and tonight, that officer charged with manslaughter. what prosecutors are now saying. the horrific moment on the train tracks. the family inside their truck. the split-second decision that saved them. the murder at an american airport. travelers told to shelter in place. tonight, the possible motive revealed. and the victim, the father of an nfl player. and the breaking images coming in now. the massive and deadly