a streak of sunny, dry and warmer than average weather continues across arizona pressure remains in control of the area. occasional breezes and high cirrus clouds will stream in from time to time this weekend. otherwise, look for generally clear skies with afternoon highs rising about five degrees higher than normal for this time of the year. the seasonal average high for phoenix

valley should be in the 60s through next week. new this morning... police are investigating a deadly stabbing in west phoenix. 19th avenue and peoria. that's where police say two men got into an argument.. and one of them ended up stabbed. the 39-year-old victim died at the scene. four people.. including two teenagers.. are in the hospital this morning.. after a head-on crash. it happened at the intersection of 59th avenue and camelback. police say a smaller car and a truck collided. crews had to rescue the

girls from inside the car. they all went to the hospital.. with life- threatening injuries. police did put the truck driver in handcuffs. we are working to find out if charges will be filed or if anyone was arrested here. police want to know if one of the drivers was impaired. a young man is in the hospital.. after a hit-and-run crash... and now his parents are searching for the driver earlier this month.. 24- year-old "patrick marucha" was walking home from a bar with friends... when he was hit by car.. going more than 50-miles an hour. it happened on apache trail. that driver never stopped. "somebody really has to step up and admit fault. it's ridiculous. how could you live with yourself? sleep at night? you know?" nearby business did catch the

security cameras. and now.. the maricopa county sheriff's office is looking at that video.. in hopes of finding the driver. all education in our state.. is not created equal. that's from a new a-s-u study.. that says public schools with high latino populations.. don't get as much state funding. lindsey reiser has more.. on what experts say needs to be done.. to even the playing field. says, "one wants to be a doctor. his dad is going to school to be a doctohe wants to be a doctor as well" dalila avila says she wants her boys to grow up and be whatever they aspire to be. but she worries school funding.. could make it more difficult. says, "it makes me angry, it makes me sad" a new asu report finds latino students are at a funding disadvantage. says, "the future of the state is at stake" elisa de la vara with the arizona community foundation says one reason.. is that districts with high latino enrollment typically have lower

says, "their property values are lower and as result the distributions that go towards education are lower" says, "many schools now rely on tax-credit donations. this report says schools with low latino populations get about 87 dollars per student. schools with high latino populations - don't even get 13" says, "when you're struggling to make ends meet, from paycheck to paycheck, you cant afford to make donations like that" elisa says they will push for solutions in upcoming town halls.. like taking a look at distributed in our state. says, "we shouldnt know this and sit quietly and not do anything about it" dalila, meanwhile.. is pushing her boys.. to follow their dreams. says, "if we can do it i know for sure they can do it" in phoenix lr 3tv. early voting in arizona officially began on wednesday. but we've heard from a lot of viewers ... who say they still haven't received their ballot. the "secretary of state's" office says people should

mail.. either today or early next week. the ballots were sent out in the mail on wednesday. "michelle reagan" is also asking the feds for help... to make sure arizona's "state election database".. doesn't get hacked again. "reagan" says an elections worker in gila county opened an e-mail attachment.. with malware... that was meant to attack servers holding the voter information of four-million arizonans. in september alone.... officials say there were 192-thousand "intrusion attempts" in arizona. about 11-thousand of them posed a serious threat. now... "reagan" and 32 other secretaries of state have asked the "department of homeland security"... for help. (reagan sot) (16:10:28) "i liken it to when you're being invasion ((invaded)) by russia, you don't call in your national guard, at some point you have to say, i need the army. russian officials have denied involvement in

until the last minute to register.. that's because election officials thought the sign-up website was getting hacked. on monday.. thousands of people logged on to "service-arizona-dot- com".. the website ended up crashing.. but it was up and running after a short time. nearly 18-thousand people registered to vote in arizona... either online or in person. the secretary of state says that's about average for the last day. let the games begin! "special olympics let the games begin! "special olympics arizona" is celebrating its fall games this weekend. the opening ceremony was held last night.. and featured a parade of athletes.... and of course... a torch run. take a look. nats with torch more than one-thousand athletes from around the state... are competing in

paired with coaches... who help them practice.. compete ....and give them that extra encouragment. says, "win or lose.... one big happy family... cheers!" the fall games run through today... at skyline high school in mesa. you this morning.. next... a fun event you can get in on where you can eat...and eat ...and eat all night for one price... my kind of party! the fun part about it...is ... it's all for a good cause. and then... later in the show... -- 7:45 he's "really" cold blooded....our wildlife world zoo animal is an odd looking lizard animal... called a

tounge -- at 8;15... how to pickle all those great veggies that are out right now. -- and at 8:45 the garden guy takes your garden questions before you get up and out this monring. and apparently our "fall" was put on hold by mother nature... kim will have a look at the weekend forecast when we come

if you like to eat...drink... and have fun... how about doing it for a good cause? the boys and girls clubs of metro phoenix has it's "dish it out" event happening next weekend. tim emory joins us... for people who dont' know about it... what does it involve? there will be more than 50 food

vendors serving up their signature dishes, live music, and a cook-off among the valley's top- rated and most innovative chefs battling it out for the title of dish it out champion how dish it out benefits the boys & girls clubs of metro phoenix - all proceeds help bgcmp provide quality after school programs under the supervision of a caring, professional staff, which provide a nurturing environment for educational and personal

after school programs provided at the clubs include financial literacy, spanish, health and wellness, internet safety, and simple homework help. aside from after school programs, bgcmp provides meals and extracurricular activities to many children in the local community. dish it out on sunday, october

what: dish it out when: sunday, october 23rd from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. where: high street - 5415 east high st., phoenix, az 85054 $75 additional: for adults 21 and over and dressy casual for attire.

weather continues across arizona through next week as high pressure remains in control of the area. occasional breezes and high cirrus clouds will stream in from time to time this weekend. otherwise, look for generally clear skies with afterig about five degrees higher than normal for this time of the year. the seasonal average high for phoenix has officially dropped below 90 degrees, with 89 considered normal for this time of the year. morning

through next week. the final day of phoenix fashion , tonight at talking stick resort from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. tonight is expected to be the biggest night of fashion week with celebrities

from all over the valley coming out to attend shop style villa in addition to the scheduled runway shows, guests will receive exiv access to designer shopping in the style villa marketplace, where they can shop from the runway, picking up looks from some of the

other valley fashion vendors. from all over the valley coming out to attend shop style villa in addition to the scheduled runway shows, guests will receive exclusive access to designer shopping in the style villa marketplace, where they can shop from the runway, picking up

designers, and also shop from

the new "dolphinaris" park is set to open today. guests will eight bottlenose dolphins on display at the aquarium. it is located just north of the new "odysea aquarium".. near via de ventura and the 101 in scottsdale. the opening is expected to be accompanied by protesters.. who have been fighting the facility for months.. saying it's cruel to force the dolphins to swim in small pools. the people behind "dolphinaris" say the dolphins thrive in captiivity. around 200 kids are exepected to

desert ridge marketplace" today... for a break-a-thon. the kids.. who are with the "arizona taekwondo association".. will break boards to earn pledges.. for the phoenix children's hospital. the event will take place from one-p-m to four. hundreds of local motorcycle riders are getting revved up.. for the "inaugural ride for life" event.. for the "american cancer society." it will take place tomorrow.. startg stops.. before ending at cave creek's "bike-toberfest." tickets are 25-dollars for riders.. 10 for passengers. proceeds will benefit the "american cancer society." looking to add a furry friend to the family? "fix-adopt-save" is celebrating pit bull breeds.. with its annual "pittie-palooza" event. it's happening today at metorcenter mall.. from 10- a-m to two. the event will have 20-dollar pit bull adoptions.. free spay and neuter vouchers.. and low-cost

micro-chipping. much more to come- next we'll check your news headlines... and it's a last miav caught on camera... it was so close...the rescuer was sure the woman in that s.u.v. was trapped and couldn't

a streak of sunny, dry and

through next week as high pressure remains in control of the area. occasional breezes and high cirrus clouds will stream in from time to time this weekend. otherwise, look for generally clear skies with afternoon highs rising about five degrees higher than

the year. the seasonal average high for phoenix has officially dropped below 90 degrees, with 89 considered normal for this time of the year. morning lows around the valley should be in the 60s through next week. the arizona attorney general's office is accusing a scottsdale travel company... of more than 30 people filed complaints against "arch vacations".. claiming their scripted sales pitches used deceptive techniques... and false promises. "karen swope" of chino hills, california bought one... for nearly six-thousand dollars. she thought she was getting a 10-day medertaranian cruise... plus airfare and extras. but after she paid... she got another bill.. for more than two-thousand-500 dollars.. for

judge ordered "arch vacations" to give "swope" back her money. but that never happened. "did arch ever give you a refund?" "not a single penny." "i itch every time i think about them. it has just been very emotinoally distressful." "arch vacations" sent us a statement saying... they are still in business... and any allegation they defrauded or cheated their customers or employees is "provably false." police need your help in identifying a man.. suspected of robbing a bank. earlier this month.. police say the suspect entered the fry's.. near tatum and bell.. and demanded money from the chase bank inside. he took off with an unknown amount. he is described as a white man.. 40-years-old.. with a full beard.. and brownish-grey

and blue jeans. if you have information.. call police. and officers are hoping to find whoever vandalized multiple pieces of construction equipment. this happened back on september 26th.. near west bopp road and south leonard avenue. the vandals flattened tires.. spray painted vehicles.. and messed with the equipments electrical system.. causing thousands of dollars in damage. if you know who is responsible.. please call police. "these are not a bunch of peop "these are not a bunch of people just sitting around smoking. these are actual business people. these are young prefessionals the "southwest cannibis conference" is happening this weekend... in downtown phoenix. it's a one-stop shop for answers about the business side of medical marijuana.... which is expected to be a 20-billion dollar industry in

years. but a big issue this weekend... is prop 205. the expo will explain the impact of legalizing recreational marijuana in arizona.. if voters pass it... in november. a man who tried to kill a key witness in his own trial... will spend the rest of his life in prison. "javier aguayo" was sentenced... for a case going back to 2011. it all started with a road rage incident. prosecutors say o" pointed a loaded gun at a car carrying a young couple and their child. while awaiting trial for that.. he got out on bond.. and stalked the family.. who were key witnesses against him. in 2012... he shot the mother multiple times. she did survive. three months after 10-year- old

missing from his buckeye home... his mother is back in the spotlight.. for not showing up at a hearing yesterday. "crystal wilson" skipped the hearing.. regardng her parental rights of "jesse".. and her two other adopted children. buckeye police say in the months since "jesse's" disappearance.. they've had very little communication with his mother. "chief larry hall says: we have not had any more contact with her. donna: has she made contact with you guys asking you where the investigation is? chief larry hall says: no, she has not. donna: does it strike you odd that she didn't show up for the hearing? chief: ah, as a father, yeah the police chief also said public and media attention in this case... his investigators continue to work around the clock... searching for "jesse." if you have any information about where "jesse" may be... buckeye police want to hear from you. the city of buckeye set-up a special tip line. if you know anything about his

a police officer is shot.. and a suspect is in a police officer is shot.. and a suspect is in custody.. in san francisco. this happened while police and swat team members were responding to an incident.. involving a man described as being "mentally unstable." the officer was taken to the hospital.. after a bullet grazed his head. he is expected to be o-k. police used a flash-bang grenade.. to arrest the suspect. and an officer in dallas was shot... during a shootout with a suspect. the officer was patrolli a neighborhood.. when he saw a man with a gun. when he confronted the suspect.. the man opened fire. the officer was hit.. but was able to fire back.. killing the suspect. the officer is expected to be o-k. this is the first officer- involved shooting in dallas.. since the deadly attack this summer... that killed five officers. strong winds and rain are pounding the pacific northwest.. knocking down trees.. blocking roads.. and causing

but some homeowners are worried their houses will end up in the ocean. police are warning residents that the storm could be strong enough to erode the ground beneath the homes. beneath the homes. and portland, oregon is seeing flooding.. after heavy rains hit the city. drivers ended up stranded on the flooded roads.. after their cars stalled.. and had to be rescued. officials are asking residents to avoid high water areas. a massachusetts woman is safe.. thanks to a group of good samaritans. she was trappend inside her sinking car.. when they came to her rescue. three men jumped into the water. one of the men was able to open the back door.. but the car was seeking fast. then.. the 68-year-old driver popped up to the surface.. and the men swam out to save her. "screaming.. you got to get

the woman was not hurt.. but shaken up. her husband says she confused the gas and brake pedals.. causing her to jump the curb.. and drive into the water. we've got a great show ahead for you this morning.. next... he may not be too lo outside...but ... check out the tounge!.... (it's blue!) plus we'll introduce you to the newest member of the glendale police force...who's taking a "bite" out of crime. and you won't believe what our reporter had to do ...over and over again for this story... yes...over and

kristy morcom wildlife world zoo brought

blue-tongued skinks comprise the australasian genus tiliqua, which contains some of the largest members of the skink family. they are commonly called blue-tongued lizards or australia. as suggested by these common names, a prominent characteristic of the genus is a large blue tongue that can be bared as a bluff- warning to potential enemies. blue-tongued skinks

genus tiliqua, which contains some of the largest members of the skink family. they are commonly called blue-tongued lizards or simply blue- tongues in australia. as suggested by these common names, a prominent characteristic of the genus is a large blue tongue that can be bared as a bluff- warning to potential enemies. blue-tongued skinks are also bred in captivity and

a streak of sunny, dry and warmer than average

through next week as high pressure remains in control of the area. occasional breezes and high cirrus clouds will stream in from time to time this weekend. otherwise, look for generally clear skies with afternoon highs rising about five degrees higher than normal for this time of the year. the seasonal average high for phoenix has officially dropped below 90 degrees, with 89 considered normal for this time of the

lows around the valley should be in the 60s

meet glendale's new mascot "spike" . follow spike on facebook "spike thecanine" to community and where his latest #spikespotting will be. social media campaign of new glendale mascot spike is being used as a tool to increase positive community engagement with kids and families and highlight the interactions within the community citizen's police academy alumni of glendale is selling spike's to assist in fundraising to create a fund to pay for community engagement tools to assist the police department (i.e. trading cards, mascot costume) 1st opportunity to buy a spike will be at the getting arizona involved in neighborhoods (gain) event on friday october 28th from 5pm-9pm at murphy park- safe alternative halloween event with a trunk or treat involving classic cars follow spike on facebook "spike thecanine" to find out what he's doing in the

surprises like the latest k-9

total to collect. ok... so that was the story that marc filed with us...but what you didn't see... is what happened "behind the scenes"... you saw the final product - the final cut - but you didn't see what happened before marc and the officers wanted to make sure that nothing happened on the air... that shouldn't have...

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too funny... later in the show...the garden guy stops by... but first... it's time to head to the movies. i'm kevin frazier, coming up, ben affleck plays a mysterious man better with numbers than people,

(standup kevin frazier, entertainment tonight) this week, ben affleck plays a mysterious math whizz, a man better at dealing with numbers than people, who's secret dealings lead to a deadly plot in the accountant. (natsot from "the accountant"/warner bros. pictures) you're different, sooner or later different scares people (narr:) ben affleck stars as christian wolff, a man with amazing mathematical abilities which he uses to do some under the table deeds that draw him into international danger. but the movie it wasn't all number crunching for affleck, who got the chance

accountant"/warner bros. pictures) some of my clients are quite dangerous (sot: ben affleck/actor) "part of the real fun actually was the training for the fight scenes and the physicality of it. i haven't done a lot of movies like that and i really want to work and these guys had a specific sense of the style of fighting and how the fighting should play. i had seen gavin's other films and how good he was at that. i was really dedicated to try to make the action as good, as realistic, as much me you know and as tense as possible." (natsot from "the accountant"/warner bros. es police/police can't protect you (narr:) so of course ben as the action part down, but does he actually like doing all that math? (natsot from "the accountant"/warner bros. pictures) i have a pocket protector (sot: ben affleck/actor) "there's something satisfying about numbers because they have answers and the world is full of ambiguity, uncertainty and there's something about the cold, hard truth about math that is satisfying." (natsot from "the accountant"/warner bros. pictures) so who is he? the accountant, like a cpa accountant? not quite/gun click (standup kevin frazier, entertainment tonight) for entertainment tonight, i'm

right now... feel free to turn over to channel three and join us for the rest of the show... next hour... how to save

narrator: today on lucky dog... brandon: you gonna come? come her fear with every step. brandon: this dog is very timid of just about everything. narrator: but becoming an emotional support dog for a woman with anxiety... jennifer: it makes me feel a little bit scared and out of control. narrator: ...might just be a leap too giant to take. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely,