good evening, thank you for joining us. we want to take a moment to welcome our viewers on . good evening everybody, thank you for joining us tonight. we want to welcome our viewers on cbs 5. >> we are one news operation powered by two stations. we want to get to our top story tonight. the family of a gilbert couple jailed over the death of 23 dogs >> interesting twist to this story. it's been going on since june 2014. the animallings died at the family's boarding kennel in gilbert. the couple was sentenced this month to 60 days in jail. jesse is serving his term and his wife starts hers in january. >> a family member start add page asking for donations to help get them back on track.

explain. >> reporter: this is the fundraiser and it's raised nearly $200. the goal is $50,000 to help the family turn over a new leaf after tragedy struck the kennel nearly two years ago. a nightmare and accident is how hughes brother describes the death of 23 dogs at the kennel she ran with her husband todd. >> it's not. they pled guilty to criminal charges. >> reporter: the they very different language after learn the family started and online fundraiser. >> my clients did not expect to see a poston internet about a fundraiser, their picture and how they're asking people for money. >> reporter: the new fundraiser admits mistakes were made and lies were told but says the hughes will serve their time

jail right now. we shouldn't be hearing from them or their family members. >> reporter: it states the couple's children need help affording medical care and asks if you ever thad recover from tragedy and rely on the help of family, friends or the community to do so, please donate. >> they're trying to get people to feel sorry for them because they're trying to portray themselves as victims and they're the perpetrators. >> reporter: we reached out to the family for a statement. >> lauren reporting live. thank you lauren. >> tonight police officers are trying to figure out whether alcohol play add role in a deadly car crash. this was the scene this afternoon near northern and & 7th avenue in glendale. police say two cars were driving side by side when they

straight oo into a pole. all three passengers were rushed to the hospital and one didn't survive. >> the light rail is back up and running after a crash with an ambulance early tore day in downtown tempe. no patients were inside the ambulance at the time but a couple people on the trail suffered minor injuries in the crash. police on scene said they would site the ambulance driver. you about a shooting near a church in guadaloupe. no one was hurt and suspects are still being questioned. the npso believes the shooting was gang related. >> scary moments for a phoenix woman after she was woke up by smoke detectors. >> while she made it out her

jessica has the latest. >> yeah, jared areally lucky home owner tonight. this is in the area of cade creek and greenway. the fire broke out in her home, blairing alarms going off. the fire started in the kitchen actually. we're in a 55 plus community and when fire officials got here they said they had a really hard time getting through the front door. they managed to make because the owner had a lot of keep sakes block the entrances. thankfully she woke up to the sound of those alarms which is what the fire officials say saved her. >> the home other than was visibly shooken up. she was laying down taking a nap. the smoke alarms alerted her. we're getting into the winter months and it's a great time of the year to check your smoke

batteries. >> reporter: just a great safety reminder tonight to make sure your smoke detectors are in good working order. she suffered minor burns to her arm. a few cats did not make it out but it could have been worse. jessica parsons. >> the gunman suspected of opening fire inside a mall in washington state is in custody. four women and a man were killed last night. police are still trying to figure out a motive. we're work information and we'll have more on this story coming up at 10:30. >> police in charlotte, north carolina have released some of the video officers recorded in the minutes leading up to the fatal shooting of a blackman on tuesday. >> family members of keith lamont scott say they're left with more questions than answers. >> reporter: dashcam video shows the police officers

the gun and you hear a woman saying he doesn't have a gun. scott gets out of the suv, his hands at his side as he backs away and you please continue to hear someone yell drop the gun and shots are fired. from another angle you see a police officer pointing gun at scott while he stands outside his car. the police chief said scott had a gun in his hand but that cannot be seen on there was a photograph of a released and it showed scott's dna and fingerprints on the gun. they noticed scott with marijuana and a gun. >> we're release the objective facts. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. >> reporter: scott's wife insists he did not have a gun. family members say they were

released but not satisfied. >> we're left with far more questions than answers. it doesn't make sense how this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters peacefully demonstrated for a fifth day saturday and a citywide curfew remains in effect. this video is several minutes long. ill's posted along with scott's wife showing her version of events on page, azfamily.com and our mobile app. >> a judge is put the brakings on more than one thousand lawsuits filed by a serial litigator. advocates for individuals disabilities filed a suit claiming violations of the disabilities act. >> we've all been in a car and

behind the wheel. tonight we see a new campaign aiming to curb this behavior. >> reporter: having this simulator on gives the person the virtual reality of what a distracted driver is doing on their phone and what they can't see. >> reporter: 8-year-old kaitlyn spaulding may be too young to drive now but she knows the dangers of getting behind the time. i was read the texts and i was like what the heck. once i looked up i was like there is something in front of you and beside you. >> reporter: the simulator is part of the it can wait campaignment it bring as real life scenario up close and personal for drivers of all ages. >> if kids are in a car and sees their parents doing it, by

it's okay. parents need to look at the example they're setting. >> reporter: the number of distracted drivers in arizona is higher than other states because we have no laws banning texting and driving. >> put your phone away for 21 days and see if you can stick to that. after that it's habit. >> reporter: kaitlyn has one simple message. >> stop driving, get off your phone zzzzzz. >> drivers pledged to not and drive. >> all right, time to talk weather tonight and we are finally seeing our temperatures in the 70s this evening. yeah, we've cooled down to 79- degrees in downtown phoenix but many parts of the valley are 77, 76 degrees.

63 in sedona, 75 in bullhead city. we've had winds gusty along the colorado arrive ever valley this afternoon. a little breezy here in phoenix and flagstaff is seeing strong erypeds. we have a wind advisory issued by the national weather service beginning at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and goes until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. weedpatch gusts in the area, bullhead miles per hour. here in the valley we'll have stronger north winds but nothing like they'll be seeing up north. 84 for you at 10:00, 88 at noon, 96 by 3:00 and 93 at 6:00 p.m.. we'll take a look at the rest of the week coming up in the seven day forecast. >> all new at 10:00 aturkey has

the search is on for the bird's other than. the police department tweeted out these pictures. he's white. is he albino? it was found year 71st avenue and thunderbird. anyone with information about who he belongs to should call peoria animal control. >> hopefully before thanksgiving. >> coming up next asurprise passenger. of joy came earlier than expected. >> snapshot suspension, the picture that got a student in trouble at school and how her classmates came to her defense. >> plus, crowning king. the pic that's getting a lot of

. i'd love to go home today but i don't think i can. >> i just said clean her up, we're going to take her home. >> a wisconsin couple finds themselves with an extra passenger in the car. they were on the way to the doctor when she went into labor. within minutes the ambulance was there and baby paisley was

hospital mom and baby will go home tomorrow. >> well, when a high school student in michigan saw some discolored water coming out of a school sink she took a picture of it. hazel juko got suspended after post the picture on facebook and twiter. she was called to the principal's office where she learned about her punishment. she said i for three days. it's an inappropriate use of electronics in the restroom. every girl takes selfies in the bathroom and makes it their profile picture on facebook or twiter. >> apparently a bad pipe caused the bad color and dozens of students protested by tweeting their own pictures in bathroom.

prevent inappropriate pictures. the suspension was dismissed. >> students at a minnesota high school please didn't have towell decideing who was homecoming king. >> he's never having bad day. he's smileing and you smile. >> reporter: for his classmates, seeing him walking down the hall ready with a high five is not om but a needed sight. >> always giving high fives and being friendly and putting himself out there. >> earlier this week his senior year got even beter. one name repeatedly came up when they were voteing for homecoming king. he was rightfully crowned this week. >> i was excited. the feeling it gave all of us

dollars. i was just in awe and very proud. >> reporter: even though the crown is a little big, in so many ways it's a perfect fit. >> when you have a special needs kid, when they're liting, as a parent, you worry about how he's going to be accepted by his peers and will he be able to make friends. >> your homecoming king d >> when you fast forward to something like this you kind of can't believe you ever worried about this. as a pair represent it oo's fantastic feeling. >> i love how special it makes the parents feel as well. let's head into the weather center. ashlee demartino. >> a nice quiet weekend weather weise. we're definitely nice and cool outside for you heavening.

mesa, 71 in gilbert, 74 in tempe, 79 degrees downtown on the westside of the valley you are seeing 8 the in surprise and 77 right now in glendale. so a good night to be outside. we take a look at the water vapor loop over the last 12 hours because it tells the story of what we're seeing outside. that's a pocket of dry air and has just slightly below the seasonal average. heading into tomorrow the temperatures are going to jump back up 6 db 7 degrees warmer than we were this afternoon. we are going to have a few changes come our way as we head into the start of the week. we're going to be cooling things down, increase the winds and bringing the moisture into play. not a lot is going to happen tomorrow but maybe a few high

take a look at futurecast heading into monday morning. it's gointo be a wet start for southern arizona. they'll be liability and scattered. we might get a little bit of a drizzle around 8:00 in the morning but by mid afternoon they're going to be to the east of us over the mountain, over the show low area and make their way into flagstaff monday night. the valley will get break. on tuesday a beter chance to see drizzle around the valley. for tomorrow, 83 at 9:00 a.m., 85 at 11:00, 90 degrees at 1:00 in the afternoon. afternoon highs 91 degrees to 97 degrees for the afternoon high so a bill warmer than today. we're going to be seeing 65 for

prescott, 94 for bulls head city. heading into the start of the week partly cloudy skies 88 on your mounds. the 10% chance for showers moves in on tuesday and stays with us as we head into tuesday afternoon. much dryer conditions come in at the end of the week as the temperatures are in the mid to upper 90s for thursday and friday. >> love >> coming up next, a little life xavier. how an 8-year-old girl came to mom's rescue when she needed it

. all w an 8-year-old girl in maryland knew what to do after her mom suffered a stroke. >> time is everything here. she just learned how to recognize the warning signs. she ended up saving her mom's life. >> i have to talk about my life too. >> reporter: she loves to talk which support a bad thing considering the 8-year-old's communication skills saved her mom's life. >> she's very special to me

>> reporter: the county is giving her an award which she's proud about. she and her mom were at home when her mom's face started to twitch. >> i was like what's wrong? >> it was me and her in here and i said i can't feel nothing on my left side and this head cake. >> reporter: luckily she had recently looked up the word stroke and what she was witnessing. the 8-year-old calmly called 911. we played the call for her mom tonight. >> 911, do you have an emergency? >> i'm in the house with my mom and i think she's having stroke now. >> all i remember is her face twitching. >> why do you think she's having stroke? >> her face is like turning to

i just unlocked it. all right deer, you're doing a great job. your mom is going to be proud. >> proud doesn't begin to explain it. >> i love you. >> i love you too . >> very smart 8-year-old little girlment i love that. >> 10:25 and we're not done yet. we have more news continuing until the top of coming up after the break, what we've learned this evening about the washington mall shooting suspect in custody. >> plus valley families paying it forward. how they're making sure shelter

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five people at a washington mall has been taken into custody. >> he has been identified and taken into custody around 6:30 tonight after a deputy spotted him walking down the sidewalk. >> reporter: authorities have captureed the man believed to be responsible for the mass shooting at a washington friday night. four women were shot ked in the make up area at macy's and a man died later. shopers fled and hid in changing rooms and other stores. >> it was a shot and two seconds later another shot. >> reporter: police say surveillance video shows the alleged shooter arriveing at the mall without a gun. the victims range in age from a teenager to senior citizens.

it was the world knocking on our door step and it came to our little community here. >> reporter: the fbi helped in the ser please for the suspect. . >> and in san francisco, the civic center is returning to normal tonight after a six hour standoff. an armed and suicidal man forced police to evacuate the area. this all started called 911 to say he was going to hurt himself and any officeer who came close to him. he gave up and surrendered. >> we're following a couple developing stories here in the valley tonight including fire investigation at a warehouse in phoenix. the building near clarendon was badly damaged.

>> a man stumbled into a fire station after being shot in phoenix. that man is expected to be okay and we're working to get more information about a possible suspect and motive in the shooting. >> a reminder right now, phoenix police are searching for a serial shooter in phoenix. here is a sketch of the suspect and a $75,000 reward is being offered in this case. police say even the sll use the link on our 3 tv news app. >> new surveillance video showing two men trying to break into vehicles in a phoenix neighborhood tonight. one of them opened fire on a neighbor who tried to stop them >> reporter: early in the morning of september 3rd, a valley man opened his door to walk to his car.

were breaking into neighborhood cars. he got into some sort of an altercation with the two men when one of them shot him in the chest. >> we don't have any indications there was relationship between this. this started as a property crime and the victim was shot in the chest. this could have been a homicide. we're thankful he survived but he has a long road in front of him. that is concerning police say they need to catch up with these two men and they're hoping this new video will do it. if you have information about the shooting call silent witness at 480-witness. you can call anonymously and there is a reward up to a thousand dollars for information. >> sheriff joe arpaio and his posse are out on a special call

offenders are where they they're going to be. three offenders were found to be in violation, failing to report their change of residence. >> we want to know where they're at and the public wants to know. >> i have four children and, in fact, this is exactly one of the reasons i do this job and i do it for free. >> sex oh offenders know the rules and most are compliant. >> police are trying to figure out if a wrong-way driver cause add crash in gilbert. a man was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. an officeer had to break a window to get him out. a woman was treated on the scene and expected to be okay. >> drivers in california ran into a huge problem.

flipped, close the roadway in palm dale. it's about an hour north of los angeles. sadly 50 of the animals died there on the scene. first responders pulled the rest of the animals out one by one. they had to put a fence up to herd the cattle back >> iowa's governor says he has the state doing all they can to get repa he met with emergency officials today and toured some of the areas is cedar rapids. the arrive ever is expected to crest at 24 feet on mounds. hundreds of homes and businesses have been advised to evacuate. >> we want to do all we can to reduce and mitigate potential damage. >> flooding is threatening more

and wisconsin. they were hit by heavy rain earlier this week. >> they please continue to have rain tonight. we're nice and dry here in the valley. temperatures are cooling down for us. most of us with temperatures in the 707s here in the valley. other part, take a look. 50 in flagstaff, your overnight around that freezing mark. 61 for sedona, 55 in prescott, 46 in show low and 60 in pay son. our winds 15-10 miles per hour that evening. calmer conditions up along the colorado arrive ever valley where we have the winds coming out of the north at 7 mince. stronger winds out of the north, gusty and brizzi. the winds advisory really is from bullhead city down through lake havasu. this begins at 8:00 a.m.

7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. winds gusts as strong as 45 miles per hour. so very windy day for you. we are going to be seeing dry conditions for your sunday afternoon. it's a good day to be outside and enyou our gorgeous weather. 84 at 10:00, 88 at noon, 96 is the afternoon high between 3:00 and 4:00 in the afternoon. 93 die 6:00 tomorrow night. temperatures cool down heading into the start monsoon moisture returns just as the monsoon season is about to wrap up. we'll talk about the best chance for rain and the seven day forecast. >> leaving benefits on the table. one valley veteran turned loan specialist says that's what essential happening. >> he's trying to fix that with

navigate through. >> reporter: launched earlier this year, the va loan app is designed to cut through the confusion and let them know if they're due for the discounts. bobby is entitled to all sorts of benefits that can save him money, especially when it comes to buying home. i wasn't sure where to go or two to talk to. as a result i didn't go through the va. >> reporter: it's an issue that jimmy sees all too often. >> the government has done a very poor job on educate the veteran and active duty service member about the va home benefits and how they work. >> reporter: so he created loan app. >> it's designed to ask a series of questions rangeing from how long did you serve?

documentation you need to take advantage of your benefits. >> reporter: it lets you know if you're eligible and guides you in the next steps. >> it says is congratulations, you're eligible. >> reporter: jimmy said he wishes he had something like this back when he was buying home. >> reporter: he's making it his mission to get the word out about the app. >> loans and the benefits. >> reporter: the app is free and available for android and iphone in the app store. >> oop new museum celebrating african american history is now open in the nation's capitol. it sits outside the washington monument holding 3000 artifacts. the majority of the museum is below ground.

to give visitors a sense of what the slaves went through on a day today basis. >> some through that door and immediately get on the elevator and descend down to the lowest level. it's dark and low and to mikaelian you feel sort of like it was riding in a slave ship. >> the push for the museum began in 1915 but it's taken decades to get the okay and the first presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. hillary clinton picked up a major endorsement from the new york times. they praised clinton and criticized trump for over promising while refusing to disclose the details of his plans. >> trump stepped away from debate preps for a campaign

it didn't stop him from taking to twiter. he threatened to green country gennefer flowers to the debate monday. that's in response to mark cuban's plan to sit on the front row. >> we'll see. both candidates are set to meet with benjamin netanyahu. separately tomorrow. netanyahu met with president obama on wednesday. despite a rocky relationship over the year, the two celebrate add long-term $38 billion security aid package the u.s. is sending to israel. >> the debate is happening on monday and the experts predicting about one hundred

4:00 and the debate begins at &. >> it was a special family day at the phoenix zoo today. >> it was walk for homeless families. jaime takes us >> waves of -- >> people matter to me. everyone is important. i think it's important to help other people that are in need with what i have. >> reporter: the animal, not the the people. >> this is the largest providers of services. >> reporter: the walk for homeless families raises money to provide shelters and support for the homeless families every night. >> being on the inside has helped me to see the real work they do and that's not something everybody gets to

everybody's lives. i get really excited. >> reporter: they off ever some 300 units of affordable housing. 93% of the houses enrolled have not reentered emergency shelter services which means it's working. so many valley families get to help. >> you don't have to give a lot. everybody is helps other people and that goes a long way. coming up next, new rules rolling out for uber. the changes the company says will protect drivers and passengers. >> plus doggie treats like you've never seen before. how one restaurant is making sure the pups get the royal treatment. big for the arizona football team.

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. mcdonald's may soon add a happy meal version to the breakfast menu. they plan to test out kid boxes with mcgriddle cakes and an egg mcmuffin. they next year. >> snapchat is no longer just for your phone. they're rolling out sunglasses called spectacles. they're recording ten second videos and it impose directly to snapchat and can be shared. they'll cost around $130. >> uber is stepping up security measurement drivers will now be required to confirm their identity with a selfie before

to make customers safer and cut down on fraud on a driver's account. >> most parents continue to install car seats incorrectly. today at the north phoenix baptist church, firefighters helped to install the car seats. they say around 80% of the car seats are not put in properly and that can put a child's life at risk. >> we're just glad they come in. no one is being dg improperly. we're grateful they come in and allow us to help them. >> car crashes continue to be a leading cause of death for children ages 1-13. >> there is a restaurant in end end that's gone to the dogs. laura kennedy shows us the menu. >> the newest items -- >> chicken and sweet potato.

for two legged customers. >> we're here to make sure the dog can have dinner as well. >> reporter: the owner, mark hendricks, is a big dog lover. he did a little bit of research and decided we needed a dog menu. >> reporter: the entrees run 3- $4 each. they include many of ingredients as the real dishes in fact, some people have tasteed the dog food themselves. >> very flavorful. >> reporter: one dog owner didn't try the dog dish but her pup dug into the chicken and sweet potatoes. >> my daughter loves liking her

a fun special treat. >> reporter: this was their first visit and they said it wept be the last. because the dogs are only allowed on the patio, the menu is seasonal. >> hopefully we have a couple more montes out here. feel free to bring your dog and have a good time. >> i imagine it gets cold here in the next couple of montes. >> i was looking online for i wanted to see the prices. >> would you take your pup? >> no, pipe dogs would never go back to their normal dry dog food. >> let's talk about has been we're going to see for tomorrow. it's going to be a great day to get outside and go for a walk or run. clear sky, nice brees. 79 in phoenix.

peoria and 78 in surprise. 50 in flagstaff, 61 in sedona, 55 in prescott, 48 in show low and 77 in bullhead city. things are nice and dry for us right now. we pushed most of the moisture out of the area. we're going to be seeing sunny and warm conditions tomorrow. today's high was 90 degrees, 7 degrees below where it should be for this time tomorrow we'll slightly warm things up under the sunshine. the big changes come our way monday, tuesday and wednesday. here is what's going to hannen. see the area of low pressure over northern new mexico. this is going to push off to the west and it sets up to push moisture into arizona. we start monday with an increase in clouds and winds and we'll start to see the

the flagstaff area as we head into tuesday and wednesday so a little bit of an active weather week as we're windsing up monsoon season this week. take a look at futurecast. calm, not a lot happening throughout the day. as we start to head into our other night hours on monday and the start of the day on monday, the moisture pushes right southern arizona. we'll have light to moderate showers. we'll get a little drizzle. by 2:30 in the afternoon showers over show low. for tomorrow your temperatures in the valley will range between 91 and 97 degrees. so warmer than we were today. 65 flagstaff, 72 show low, 78

94 for bullhead city. upper 80s for your monday and tuesday. it looks like tuesday and wednesday will be the best chance for somehow sers. we're talking a tenth of an inch of rain if we get anything. 95 and drying out by thursday and that's where we stay heading into next weekend. . >> asu's ground and verses cal's high putting up at least 37 point as game. they're showing they're a legit top 25 team. they lost to cal last year in a shootout. manny wilkins on the keeper. kid has hearth, brings the devils within 7. they go 82 yards on 6 plays. webb and singleton, deviling

a 7 point game. they trade fieldgoals. manny, manny, manny, three-yard touchdown, tieed at 27. cal answers, devils bring the house on 3rd and log. webb to trey watson and he is gone. a 74-yard touchdown. bears back on top but here comes manny wilkins. finds j.j. wilson wide open. 30-yard touchdown, devils tied at 34, add a fieldgoal to take the lead. davis webb looking to lead cal to the victory. 28-yard return and sun devils with a september to remember. they're about to win this game late. wildcats opening conference against number 9 washington. brandon dawkins still under center and dawkins is a man on

in for the 79-yard touchdown, arizona up 14-7. husbandky's quarterback hooks up with ross. he add as touchdown rush, washington goes on top. final seconds of the game. how about dawkins, hits kearns for a game tying touchdown. this game in overtime with washington with the 7 point lead. winning on the road is never an easy task. the travel, the fans, the food, handal the unknown. big red suits up sunday against the desperate bills. >> we're excited about going. this is a great opportunity for us going to a hostile environment. we have not been there in 12 seasons. it's unfamiliar territory.

the phoenix mercury locker room. the team won the playoff opener at epidemic end. today phoenix trying to take a bite out of the big apple. the mercury veteran stepping up big. going down fighting, buries the three. deep 3, got it. phoenix up 4. 5. 18-footer, splash. from the elbow, dupre, got it. mercury up 6. the star in madison square garden, has 30, mercury advance and face the lynx in the best of five series. they're 13-3 when facing elimination. >> that's when you want to play

of the moment. we have a lot of people on this team that have been throu it. >> camden yard, diamondbacks getting beat down. miley to kas still. tomas is not living to mass.

. one more look at your seven day forecast.ed 6 the high tomorrow, sunshine, after that we cool things down and bring in a chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. >> check it out. a woman in california got the best surprise when she ordered pizza. she found money inside the box. look at the wad of cash. it was 5 grands. she called dominoes where she

>> she turned to a local tv station and they got in touch with the corporate office. now she gets free pizza for a year and her employer is giveing her a week off with pay. >> asu won, now 4-0. u of loses in high scoring. >> thank you for joining us.

a new page of controversy for sheriff paul babeu. sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress.

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