right now at 8:00 coverage of the vice president shall debate wrapped up but as tim kaine and mike pence were going at it so were the presidential candidates on twitter. what they had to say on social media. plus donald trump comes back to arizona thousands of people attend his rally up north. we're going to tell you about the fight is off the cuff remarks about the clintons and hurricane matthew going across the caribbean at least 11 people are dead the impact it could have here in the u.s. if makes landfall. well thanks everybody for joining us route here on cbs 5 news this is a special edition of our newscast here at 8:00. you just watched these two tim pence and governor mike pence

debate of this campaign season. now this was supposed to be the boring debate but it definitely had its moments. both men talked about a variety of topics including terror immigration and taxes throughout the debate. they interrupted each other trying to get their points across. both hillary clintons campaign and donald trump were live tweeting during the debate and here is a taste of what they had to say. clintons team hammered trump on his taxes, controversial statements and anti-progressive rights and the lgbt community and donald trump was busy at his computer as well and applauded pence for his praise for law enforcement their strategy to defeat isis and how pence "dominated" the debate. even before the debate started the gop already declared governor mike pence as the winner of this debate. did you see this? this is a snapshot of their page. they said his top moments included talking about the economy and highlighting

this appeared two hours before the debate even took place. the gop later took down this page after realizing it went public too early. >> i just rode the line. i went outside. they say they is have 15-20,000 people outside i've never seen anything like it except that other trump rallies. >> donald trump was in arizona a few hours ago. he spoke to several thousand people in prescott valley and trump brought the crowd to their feet inside and the event center. this was his sixth visit to our state as it now becomes crunch time with one month left until election day. cbs 5 was in prescott valley and has more from todays rally. >> reporter: this was classic donald trump today. this was part stump speech but also part get out the vote effort just one week before ally balloting begins here in arizona. the crowd ate it all up here today. now for the most part he stuck to his core economic issues like trade deals and job

and order issues he's known for like terrorism and immigration. at one point he told the audience i'm going to keep the terrorists out of this country. now right now polls show him in a dead heat with hillary clinton in arizona but he and other speakers urged the crowd to dismiss those polls with a real belief among trump's people and the crowd the polls are just flat wrong. at one point during the speech security had to escort two people out and the one point he did appear to go off the cuff about the clintons. here take a listen. >> it's worse than water gate. it's worse than water gate. the investigation of hillary clinton was rigged. it's a sham and it's one of the saddest things that i've ever seen take place in our country and now she's running for president of the united states. i say very simply what do you have to lose?

issues he didn't address in his speech here today. chief among them those tax issues after that story was published over the weekend that showed he took a $915 milli loss back in 1995 and from here trump is on his way to las vegas for a debate watching party which begins later tonight. in prescott valley, cbs 5 news. hundreds of protesters also gathered outside of that event center and as donna rosihad reports they wanted to make re arizona support him. >> reporter: protesters came out in force and staged an anti- trump rally yards away from where trump supporters were filing into the event hall and while there were no knock down drag out fights there were heated exchanges between two groups. law officers roped off a specific area for the protesters who held signs,

peaceful protest. at the height of the rally, an estimated 200 people were gathered, many of them students from prescott college but others also came on their own, hoping to make a point that donald trump did not speak for everyone in this part of the state. >> we're worried, she needs healthcare and she's going to have student loans, so he's not talking about us. he's talking about everything else. he needs to consider what we need, the people, the little guys. >> we just want people that not everyone in pike county is supports donald trump and his ideas and we wanted to come out in solidarity with the people who didn't feel safe to come out here because of the violence that he has and the places he comes. >> some 150 law officers were on hand to keep the peace. there were some people escorted out of the event hall but as far as any arrests outside, we have not yet received any official word. in prescott valley, cbs 5 news. >> donna thanks.

trail continues online. find the very latest on the presidential race, right now on our cbs 5 mobile app coming up at 8:30 what hillary clinton said was the most important thing before heading into her first debate. paul? what a tuesday out there, temperatures just perfect. we started out the morning in the upper 50s hit a high of 85, 10 degrees below average and right now we're sitting at 79 degrees mostly clear conditions light winds out there another perct wednesday. look at this clear skies with the satellite and radar we'll see plenty of sunshine. here is that day in detail and we'll see temperatures drop to around 62 degrees in the morning hours before sunrise 81 at noon we'll hit a high of 88 degrees some changes ahead include rainfall over the weekend but i'll have all of the answers in a few minutes. see you then thanks paul. right now hurricane matthew is just pounding cuba. look at this video the dangerous storm is packing 140 miles per hour winds and

been blamed on powerful storm. as it roars had its way through the caribbean governors from know know, georgia and carolinas declared states of emergency. >> make sure we got water, non- parishable foods, a generator to make sure that's fueled up and vehicles are fueled up and leave the receipt to the good master. >> forecasters believe if this storm makes landfall it could be the not powhu decade. coming up here at 8:00 more unsolved sexual assault cases in the valley could be revisited. the new tool designed to help police and top prosecutors. >> people will turn around the corner and just aren't paying attention. >> but hopefully they will why a phoenix neighborhood put up a

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paul penzone... a new sheriff who will put our safety first. all right it's 8:10 on this debate night tuesday we're following breaking news that's coming out of phoenix. officers are investigating a suspicious package that was discovered near this ups customer center. it's unclear whether it was found inside the packaging center or outside of it. these are live pictures coming into us from 31st avenue and now evacuations have been made

out the suspicious item. again this is just coming into our news room at the ups processing center there and it's also a customer service center we'll pass along any details as they come in within this hour. well developing tonight glenn dale police are still searching for the man accused of shooting two people they released this surveillance picture of the suspect they got into some sort of argument with both victims on september 23rd. he shot them as they drove away. one was seriously hurt. the suspect was wearing that distinguishable red jacket. it has an s there on it. if you recognize this person please call glenndale police. tonight millions of dollars now being dedicated right here in our state to find justice for sexual assault victims. phoenix police received federal grant money to test 2300 rape kits that's just been sitting untested on store shelves for

department of justice will go to getting all of those to labs. >> they know if they endure sexual assault and choose to go through with the exam those exams will be taken seriously and tested in the spirit of justice. >> officials hope this new funding will get more offenders off the streets and help clear the backlog right here. well, coming up a one man wrecking crew phoenix less arrest a guy linked to at least 30 separate burglaries aner the crime spree. and distracted driving at least thousands of car crashes every year, how some cities are now using school buses to catch

sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i didn't know how to ing. i'll end with that, thank you so much.

your help is still needed to help catch this guy. phoenix police say he's connected to dating all the way back to march and could be driving several different vehicles including a black 2000 bmw 5 series. there's still a $75,000 reward that leads to an arrest if you know anything please call silent witness, 480-witness. there's the number there and you can always remain anonymous. 30 valley businesses robbed in just a couple weeks and it all might be linked to just one man. phoenix police believe this

targeting the area of 17th avenue to i17 to northern and police say he was arrested after he tried to rob another store and admitted to this. >> 30 year old male admitted to having a really severe bad drug habit so that's what he was doing to make sure he was able to continue his drug habit was to break into these businesses. >> police tell us roche remains behind bars no word on how many charges he will face. well it s most valley neighborhoods drivers going way too fast but as cbs 5 jason berry tells us stop signs and speed bumps aren't always the answer. >> reporter: the speed limit in most residential neighborhoods is 25 miles an hour sometimes 20 but we found a north phoenix community where the speed limit is only 19. >> it's a little different, a little unusual and that's the idea. the community in north phoenix

get drivers to slowdown for years without much success sot hoa board decided to do something outside the box, going from 20 miles an hour down to 19. the idea is by having the unusual number posted on signs, it will catch drivers attention and get them to slowdown. >> we saw that and it's telling you the message. we really want you to go slow, 20 or less, so 19 message that we'll get into your mind and say we don't want you to go over 20. there are kids around here. >> if you thought 19 miles an hour was an unusual speed limit we found another north phoenix community where the speed limit is 17. neighbors know that it's no guarantee it will get drivers to slowdown but they tell me that it's worth a shot. in the news room, cbs 5 news. >> thanks. heads up for parents who teens are getting behind the wheel if they ever get in

that's because the sheriffs department is expanding a pilot program that will actually send a letter to parents of teen drivers who are pulled over for traffic stops. the department hopes the program will open communication lines between parents and teens on traffic safety. well tonight people down in tucson want answers after someone shot up a car belonging to an uber driver. the driver's side was shot dozens of times look at this video. told the uber driver dropped off a passenger when those shot windows. but those pellets that you see there that peppered that side door are used forbidder hunting. neighbors said this wasn't the first time something like this happened. >> the second time this has happened in about six months and right in front of my house it's pretty scary. my lease is up next month and i'll be moving out definitely. >> fortunately nobody was hurt. the suspected shooter is under arrest and is now facing aggravated assault charges. well the city of tucson

to a popular exhibit art garden and life wieldy because next month and it broke attendance records in new york last year attracting over half million people in just six months. >> wow. >> the mexican art it was considered one of the most influential painters in latin america paul? >> interesting, might have to make a road trip down south. so tucson thanks. so let's take a look some great pictures out there ian is schwartz our morning meteorologist posting the beautiful colors up north yeah make a road trip up into flagstaff. we've got a great weekend to tell you about when it comes to checking out the fall colors but also a chance of rainfall late saturday. 79 degrees currently outside cooler air out there starting out the morning in the upper 50s 47 currently in flagstaff, we'll see another night with temperatures that will drop below freezing up around flagstaff and the grand canyon. hurricane matthew is the latest satellite and radar image made landfall earlier today on the

packing winds up to around 130 miles per hour gusts up to 160 moving to the north at eight miles per hour could impact florida looks like late on thursday and definitely causing problems along the east coast across areas of south carolina and north carolina along the east coast later on this weekend so we'll keep a close eye on that track. for us mostly clear skies, beautiful weather expected again for your wednesday, temperatures not all that bad average high this time of the year at your day in detail we'll see temperatures drop to around 62 degrees at 6:00 a.m., 79 by 10 we'll get up to 84 degrees by noon and get a high temperature tomorrow around 88 degrees so a little bit warmer and that seven day planner showing a little bit of a warming trend in the forecast 88 thursday, friday big day here in the valley oh, yes, head to the fair grounds. the fair starts on friday we'll see temperatures pretty close to our average up to 93 degrees, mostly clear skies and that's when the changes roll

sunday chance of rainfall late day saturday into sunday morning, the timing on that could change so we'll keep you updated and see temperatures warm right back up with plenty of sunshine monday and tuesday. see? >> sounds god see you in a few. in 46 states it's illegal to text and drive but of course, not here in arizona. the national safety council estimates cell phones accounted for 1.6 million accidents here in the u.s. last year. now that's roughly a quarter of all crashes. dangers of texting and driving. >> reporter: in the time it takes a driver to look down and send a text a vehicle could travel the distance of a football field. driver brandy hays. >> do you think about the safety aspect of that? >> i do but you always think you're above it. you won't be the one to have an accident. >> but those are rising. fatal distracked driving

year over 2014. prompting this startling anti- texting ad. >> they're driving just like a drunk driver. you'll see them weaving and go over the center line. >> to catch texting drivers police are getting creative. officers in san bernardino california have posed as panhandlers. in idaho they use a school bus. in westbridge, water massachusetts they're using bicycle officers. >> you'll have to pay over $100. so don't look at your phone. >> cbs news, washington. >> well there could be a huge gap in the data on distracted driving because police say drivers simply are reluctant to admit they were on their cell phones at the time of an accident. coming up next here at 8:30 cheap flights southwest launches a huge winter sale.

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phone calls from our viewers looking for ncis. don't worry your all new episode will air at 9:00, right after this newscast right here on cbs is 5. we've got a consumer alert now for anyone looking to get away southwest airlines launched its big semiannual sale the cheapest round-trip tickets are less than $100 from phoenix for the shortest routes, holidays are blacked out of course including friday and sunday the sale ends thursday night at midnight. well new a man in north his car than you. he just tops get miles. mike lipeever erman has a 2001 toyota racking up those miles by driving one hour to work each day. you have to watch over your car to keep it running for this long. >> it's an investment and you have to take care of things and if you are good to the car the car will be good to you. >> good advice there.

behind on maintenance. well, coming up at 8:30 is the season for spooks and scares but reports of creepy clowns are taking it to a whole new level how it's affecting people in the valley who actually take the job pretty seriously. more trouble for the phoenix va, for wait times to veterans dieing the alarming

we're just a few days away from the next presidential debate what a new cbs poll suggests in the race between donald trump and hillary clinton. plus we're getting more answers into that deadly train crash in new jersey. how fast that train may have been going and the evidence now recovered by investigators. food fights, parents losing at this chuck-e cheese how this started inside that family friendly restaurant inside. well new tonight it seems things may not have changed much over at the phoenix va. in fact there's a new report out just issued by the va inspector general. now in it, it said that veterans are still dying while awaiting care at the va health care system. veterans on secret waiting lists have reportedly faced scheduling delays of up to one year. we'll have more on that report and the recommendations coming

arrested two more kids for making scary clown threats against mesa schools. the let's play social media campaign continues to cause chaos, all across the valley last week the county attorney said four kids have been charged with making clown threats against schools while kids may think this is all fun and games, schools and law enforcement agencies are taking these threats very seriously and they could lead to felony charges. of course it's not easy being a clown especially if it's how you earn your money. legitimate clowns in the valley are now concerned about this creepy clown craze. what's now behind this hoax. >> reporter: clown costumes are meant to entertain kids but lately, they are hijacking that joy and presenting serious concerns to the true clowns. >> it's the time of the year for spooking. but who may be behind these scary clown masks is creating list area. >> i've gotten letters from

>> so far the fun shop has its usual uptick in clown costume sales, but who knows how many potential copy cats. >> it's bad because it ruins it for all those good clowns out there, but you know what can we say? >> the really hard part is every store right now has creepy clown stuff. >> terry rickettt performs as malcolm the clown. >> safety in any situation is our highest prioso we were probably a little more heightened just because of some of these silly situations. >> with word of those in clown suits being attacked even shot safety continues to be stressed before performances at parades and other public events. >> we always talk about keeping eyes on each other and just watch where you're walking. don't walk away from the group. >> the situation has the master of horror steven king tweeting guys time to cool down this,

laugh. when it comes to scary clowns, malcolm believes most make it up. >> as we all know as clowns, everything on facebook is true. okay, anyway. >> those in the valley clown community hope there aren't copy cats because they say it isn't funny and it's far from their true intent, making kids smile. in phoenix, cbs 5 news. >> okay thank you. now we have an update to minutes ago. police have given the all clear over at that you p is customer service center. that's near 31st after now and osborne. a suspicious device was found in that area but just moments ago phoenix police told us they didn't find anything suspicious, they are clearing the area but still investigating. well the gloves really came off at the vice president shall debate in virginia. they both talked about all

trump's taxes and hillary clintons e-mails. >> his tax returns that showed he went through a very difficult time but he used the tax code just the way it's supposed to be used and did it brilliantly. >> if your son or my son handled classified information they could be court martialed. >> that is absolutely false. >> well they also talked about criminal justice and each asked if there is a bias in system. >> people shouldn't be afraid to bring up issues of bias in law enforcement and if you're afraid-- >> i'm not afraid to bring that up. >> if you're afraid to have the discussion you'll never solve it. >> what donald trump and i had are saying is let's not have the reflex of assuming the worst of men and women in law enforcement. >> this was the first and only vice president shall debate. well hillary clinton campaigned today in pennsylvania and already of course took part in one presidential debate and she

event. >> i learned that preparation is important, which is something that i've known because i've done a lot of debates going back to my senate years, and i learned too that it's important to keep in mind what your objectives are and what you're trying to demonstrate to the tens of millions of people who are watching. >> later in the day clintons campaign said it didn't have an of donald trump's taxes and now over the weekend the new york types reported the businessman may have avoided paying federal taxes for nearly two decades after claiming business losses of almost $1 billion back in 1996. tonight hillary clinton is enjoying a small lead over donald trump according to a brand new cbs news poll and she leads her opponent 45-41% in a four way race. that still falls within the margin of error and a head to

party candidates clinton now leads donald trump by six points. nice night seeing where you could open up the windows, yeah temperatures perfect in the upper 70s route now dew point around 33 look at the relative humidity at 19% winds are light at the east north east at three miles per hour clear skies get used to it. we'll see plenty of sunshine lasts through the end of the work week and changes ahead but take a look a we track tomorrow mostly clear skies in the morning temperatures a 60s with a high tomorrow perfect into the upper 80s as we mentioned that sunshine sticking around through friday we'll tell you about those changes in a few minutes. thanks, paul. all now a man who had a gun at the white house was sent ened to eight months confinement. investigators said he refused to drop his weapon back on may 20 and shot by secret is service agents. nobody else was hurt and he will serve three years of

crash that happened in hoboken new jersey. investigators have now recovered a data recorder, a video recorder and the engineers cell phone. they believe the train was going 10-20 miles per hour over the speed limit. some airlines are helping people affected by hurricane math use, american, delta, united and jet blue all waived flight fees for passengers, it was previously limited caribbean airports, customers can make a change to their extra charges, airlines will likely issue waivers for more u.s. airports as matthew continues to get closer. it's really nice to help them that's for sure. it's very emotional. >> up next remembering lost loved ones, how a tatoo artist is using a person's ashes as part of the design. a warning for anyone who has a nissan, what may trigger

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maintenance projects. that means you could see delays of up to 30 minutes during the busiest times of the day. the work will last for about a month just in time for holiday travel. well people always have a reason to get a tatoo but for some it's maybe a way to cope after someone passes away. the tatoo artist in a also cofound a very unique way to create a permanent memory of their lost loved worns. mrs. judy uses a person's ashes as part of the tatoo. it's what this mother decided daughter and her best friend were both killed by a drunk driver. the mom says it was just her unique way to keep her daughter physically close. >> jordan's ashes are in the black silhouette of the mother and daughter and since it's shaped like a heart it just to me means our eternal love. >> the tatoo artist says she just wanted to give her cut hers another way of keeping their loved ones memory alive. coming up screaming,

ridiculous fight breaks out inside a chuck e cheese. all those kids did that were inside when these idiotic parents lost their cool. one guys ride is all money seriously his car covered in pennys how many cents it took and the amount of glue used

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massive fight inside a chuck e cheese in miami. a witness recorded video of the chaos and posted it on twitter and this fight started between two guests and quickly got out of hand. witnesses said the fight lasted ten minutes and those poor kids inside when these idiots were fighting they all ran away. police broke it up and no arrests were made. imagine being all alone in your bedroom and your house alarm goes off alerting there's a stranger inside. that's what happened to one woman and it was all watch as the man hospitals the backyard wall, opens up the back door inside the california home. police came but the man was long gone only making away with her purse. she says this could have been much worse. >> if i woke up a little bit earlier, if i didn't push that snooze, i would have been down here when he would have came in. >> as for that thief police have yet to catch him. a story making big head

quit their cravings and now there's a now marijuana patch to help fight pain. it's in the test phase right now. dr. leslie mendosa says it relievers your pain up to 12 hours without feeling high and she thinks it's a great natural alternative to pharmaceutical painkillers. >> reducing the amount of opioids that our patients are taking if we can can reduce that we've reduced harm and we've increased relief. i don't see why this of every physicians pain regimen plan. >> right now the patch is about a year into the pilot program and if everything goes right, it can expand to othe well in just one month now, arizona voters will decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana. it's the controversial ballot measure called prop 205. a part of the controversy comes with the fine print. investigative reporter morgan

print tonight and one big issue is what happens to kids who are caught trying to buy pot? >> reporter: if this prop 205 passes it will effectively make it a bigger more serious crime for kids to buy beer than it would for them to buy marijuana. >> legally what's the big difference? >> so here is an example. buying beer while underage and using a fake id is a criminal misdemeanor punishable by a $2500 fine and up to six months in jail. t with a fake id while underage remains a petty offense and that's just a $300 fine. >> that is a big difference you'll have more on this coming up at 10? >> yes. >> sounds good morgan low thanks. a big revelation from actor ben stiller revealed he was diagnosed with prostate cancer two years ago. the 50 year old survived the cancer because of early detection and he underwent surgery to remove his prostate and he's in the clear and urging all other men to get

tim tebow is heading here to arizona not to play football but to take part in the arizona fall league. he will bat for the scottsdale scorpions starting next week. it's the same team michael jordan played back in 1994 when he stepped away from basketball. we are counting down to thursday night football. the arizona cardinals take on the san francisco 49ers cbs is 5 the only place you'll see the game. we kickoff coverage with a special 4 p.m. after that, a cbs 5 cardinals special, we will be live all day long, from santa clara with your exclusive coverage. paul we're starting early. >> oh, i can't wait. >> wake up arizona hours, 6:00 a.m. >> did you get my e-mail about the game? >> much are going up making the road trip and in fact i want to show you san francisco. great football weather in fact as you could see mostly clear skies but highs on thursday get up to around 71 degrees we'll

should be a great game in the evening hours on thursday make sure you tune in and let's hope for a win right? all right right now temperatures what a day in the valleyofficially hit a high of 85 degrees and take a look outside sitting at 79 temperatures in the upper 40s in flagstaff, flagstaff will drop down below freezing getting down to 31 degrees so colder air visiting us across the state 57 in prescott here is the mostly clear skies beautiful conditions on tap again for wednesday, in fact we'll see nice weather stretch through the rest of the work week, and then by the weekend we'll see some changes roll in. take a look mostly clear sky in the morning looking good just a few high thin clouds up to the north and south but temperature wise, 62 is your low in flagstaff dropping down to 31 you'll need your jacket for sure 88 so a little bit warmer and then temperatures will

friday a high of 93 and notice clouds start to roll in with a chance of rainfall in the forecast saturday afternoon into sunday, temperatures staying below average through sunday and then warming up again monday into tuesday of next week. thanks paul. check this out it's one way to use your spare change. a man in north carolina covered his car in pennys. there are 51,000-pennys glued on to his chevy blazer he worked about seven hours a day for seven weeks to put this silicon glue and three gallons of boat glue. wonder how heavy that thing is. up next, your loved ones may need in home care, but tonight there are concerns about abuse and neglect. answers on why personal kara tend aunts are getting away with ignoring the people they

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best buy is picking up a $3.8 million civil penalty fined by the u.s. government for selling recalled products for five years and that included 400 canon cameras . federal law prohibits to worship selling publicly recalled goods. you're just certain minutes away from an all new ncis, but meanwhile baby boomers are expected to need more in home care as they age but federal

personal care services. back since 2012 estimates of questionable billing totaled more than $600 million. >> reporter: the woman on this video taken by investigators said she needed a personal care assistant because she rarely left her house and could hardly walk. >> i crawl. >> you crawl? >> sometimes it's even on my elbows. >> but agents caught her dragging a waste can across her driveway and picking up dog. investigators said medicaid paid for five in home care workers over three year and her services never provided the woman and three workers were charged in connection with the fraud and given jail time. david sarone is a special agent with the inspector general office. >> we have fraudsters who bill for services that weren't rendered. >> todays highlights another example like an attendant in illinois seeking claims for

in missouri whose time sheets indicated she was in two places at the same time but worse than fraud is patient abuse and neglect. >> we found various independence tans of abuse where individuals who were supposed to be getting one on one care with personal care attendants and the attendant didn't stop by for weeks on end, cases where attendants went on cruises in the caribbean and the beneficiary was left alone in their home. >> the problem is there are no consistent standards fo nationwide which is why the inspector general's office is recommending minimum federal qualifications and screening standards for workers, including background checks, state registers for all attendants and better tracking of services provided. in response the centers for medicare and medicaid is servers told us the health and well being of med it dad beneficiary is a top cms priority. we are actively strengthening the programs protections for

mother, father, grandmother, brother or sister and they are trusting care is being provided to an adequate level but it's really not. >> cms is working on specific steps including training for states and monitoring fraud waste and abuse but the oig points out it issued a major report in 2012 and no major changes have happened as of yet. cbs news, new york. well, coming up tonight at 10 local, state a crack down. we have answers on where this show of force took place right here in arizona. and they say they're living in a war zone and from this video posted by their neighbors, looks legitimate. where an arizona community says a weapons maker is really overstepping their property line. look at this video. it's all now on cbs 5 news at 10. well that's going to do it for us here at the special edition

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