gotta let you know about a lingering accident that might effect you if you're in the east valley. there was some sort of an accident on the westbound 101 as it heads to the southbound 51. dps tell us one car spun out...hit the center median and was blocking the middle lane. there were reports of one of the people in that car getting hit by another car as they got out of the wrecked vehicle... but as of right now ...now one has been transported from the area . all the cars

able to drive around the incdent. dui in this crash. person was arrested for dui in this crash. record heat may make headlines again sunday afternoon in metro phoenix before cooler weather moves in for halloween. strong high pressure is slowly starting to errode as a trough across the west coast tracks eastbound. despite this, daytime highs in the valley will run about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the forecast high sunday for phoenix is 93 with the current record for the day set at 94. today's highs in the 90s will also mark the 26th day in a row during the month of october that phoenix has been at or above 90 degrees. this hot weather streak will also set a new record. as a shortwave pushes out of the trough, southwesterly winds

high clouds are also pushing into arizona sunday. by monday, daytime highs around the valley will dip to the upper 80s. skies will be mostly sunny. by midweek, an area of low pressure will push into arizona, bringing slightly cooler daytime highs, more clouds and a 10 to 20 percen chance of showers and storms to metro phoenix wednesday

today... a big memorial service for one of arizona's most famous and beloved former governors the service will be at the orpheum theatre later today where karla is this morning. sunday, october 30, 2016 1:30 2:45pm rose mofford's public memorial orpheum theater 203 w. adams st. phoenix, az 85003 , that in addition to governor ducey attending governor mofford's public service, all of arizona's living former governors will also be in attendance. this includes: governor babbitt, governor symington, governor hull, governor napolitano and governor

it was his seventh trip to the valley. as republican presidential candidate donald trump worked to get the support of voters.. before the november eighth election. 3-t-v's political editor dennis welch takes us inside the phoenix convention center. "boy there's a lot of people" donald trump taking the stage for his seventh stop in the valley ... and a crowd sensing the momentum now in his favor just 10 days out from election day "obviously he's going to win, it's going to to be a slam dunk bro ..." the reason for their optimism -- controversies now giving hillary clinton campaign fits -- like the rising costs of obamacare "it was announced this week that obamacare premiums in phoenix will go up

congratulations, one- hundred and forty-five percent (boos)" trump overstating the figure ... average rates here ... expected to rise by 50 percent .. with one plan possibly rising by 116 percent but trump saved some of his harshest words while seizing on the latest in hillary clinton's email investigation "she set up this illegal server knowing full well knowing full well that her ac security at risk and pout the safety of your children and put the safety and security of your children and your families at risk (boos)" the fbi director announcing yesterday the discovery of new emails related her handling of classified information as secretary of state ... little is know about the content of those messages ... but clinton did not receive or send any of the newly discovered email ... but that didn't seem to matter with this crowd

her up " dw 3-tv just nine days until the presidential election... so this very well may have been the last time trump visits arizona as a presidential candidate.. and many say they wanted to make sure their voices were heard. "because we're making history. i wanted to see trump, i wanted to see president trump." "i've got my ballot sitting at home, i've got an early ballot ready to go." so far.. tens of thousands of le their early ballot in arizona. and while hundreds of trump supporters gathered at the convention center.. they weren't alone. they were met with protesters who oppose the g-o-p nominee.. and things got a little heated.. as the two groups clashed. "touch me and see what happens." "i don't have any great illusions that this is the way to bring anyone together, i'm not here to make friends, i'm here to give

despite some yelling and a few heated arguments between rallygoers and protesters... there were no arrests made. as for democratic candidate hillary clinton.. she spent the day campaigning in florida. clinton urged voters not to let trump get away with quote.. "stoking fear" and "insulting one group of americans after another." she also called on f-b-i director "james comey" to put out the complete facts... about the newly discovered batch of e- mails. pretty strange, to put something like that out with such little information, right before an election."." as she urged people to vote.. as she urged people to vote.. clinton promised to "build on the progress of president obama." for all things election related .. we have a link on our 3-tv news app. just click "vote 2016".. for

need to know.. from now until election day. it's all free. more news straight ahead... there's been another big earthquake in italy today... and the show was cancelled...the met evacuated due to a suspecious powder that

was... it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands.

than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered.

two months after hundreds of people were killed in a massive earthquake in italy, the country has been rocked again this morning. this was a six-point-six magnitude earthquake and it caused a lot of damage. residents were sent running into the streets as they felt the tremors. others were trapped as the buildings crumbled around them. so far.. there are no reports of any deaths. thises at emergency camps after a series of earthquakes last week. two quakes hit on wednesday.. just 50-miles from where a deadly earthquake.. that killed nearly 300 people.. hit back in august. back here in the u-s... new york city's "metropolitan opera" had to cancel yesterday's performance.. after someone in the audience sprinkled an unknown white

they overheard him say he was there to sprinkle the ashes of his mentor. the theater was evacuated as police investigated. the man took off shortly after.. and so far.. no arrests have been made... today's performances have been canceled.. as a precaution. the autopsy report of "miami marlins pitcher jose fernandez" revealed he had cocaine in his system.. at the time of his deadly boat crash last month. "fernandez" had a blood alcohol level of point-147. the star pitcher and two of his friends were killed.. after their private boat hit a jetty.. near miami beach. investigators say they have not determined who was steering the boat.. when it crashed. record heat may make headlines

before cooler weather moves in for halloween. strong high pressure is slowly starting to errode as a trough across the west coast tracks eastbound. despite this, daytime highs in the valley will run about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the forecast high sunday for phoenix is 93 with the current record for the day set at 94. today's highs in the 90s will also mark the 26th day in a row during the month of october that phoenix has been at or above 90 degrees. this hot weather streak will also set a new record. as a shortwave pushes out of the trough, southwesterly winds will kick up in northern arizona sunday, where gusts may reach 30 to 40 m.p.h. a few

will dip to the upper 80s. skies will be mostly sunny. by midweek, an area of low pressure will push into arizona, bringing slightly cooler daytime highs, more clouds and a 10 to 20 percen chance of showers and storms to metro phoenix wednesday through friday. cardinals receiver corp is all banged up. michael flloyd and john brown are listed as qusetionable for sunday's game at carolina. big red plays six of its final nine game on the road. cam newton and the one and five showers and storms to metro

it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. so i'm crossing party lines and voting for hillary. and she's smart. she can work with people to solve problems. i want to be able to tell my kids that i did the right thing when it really mattered.

the smart appliance trend that started in the living room... is now moving into the kitchen. ( matt van horn/ june oven) "you look at ovens, the technology hasn't changed in 50 plus years." matt van horn is the co- creator of the june oven. it uses sensors, scales and cameras to determine what you're cooking. place something inside like this piece of salmon - and the convection oven's computer figures out how to best broiling or roasting. you can even monitor your food from your smartphone. (matt van horn/ june oven) "we're in essence teaching this oven to think like a chef, by using the camera. we've got a weight scale in there." the "drop scale" uses similar technology... (nats) "i'm just gonna start pouring that in." sensors help determine when you've entered enough of an ingredient - based on weight. the scale's research chef jessican entzel's has been testing it for a year. (jessica entzel/ research and

used a measuring cup?" je: "i haven't used a measuring cup definitely in that entire year." this samsung refrigerator has cameras inside.. at the grocery store shoppers can use their smartphone to see if they're out of milk. there's also a built in tablet where you can look up recipes. (nats) " alexa how many tablespoons in a cup." and if you want to go hands free.. (nat) " one cup equals 16 tablespoons." alexa, siri and other voice recognition devices have the answers. (nats) "" it's like google maps for cooking" marcus gosling helps design kitchen products. (sot-marcus gosling/produ ct designer) "there's some really smart, forward thinking companies saying, well how can we make seamless experiences in the kitchen ." an ideal recipe he says that mixes tradition with technology. (nats) " perfect salmon!." . that was nicole crites ... the june oven sells for . that was nicole crites ... the june oven sells for about 15-hundred dollars. the tech company behind it is now taking pre-orders and expects to start shipping at the end of this year.

former arizona governor... and later... five states are considering legalizing marijuana... including arizona. we'll talk to a 60 minutes reporter who's checking out how it's working in colorado... where it's

record heat may make headlines again sunday afternoon in metro phoenix before cooler weather moves

the west coast tracks eastbound. despite this, daytime highs in the valley will run about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the forecast high sunday for phoenix is 93 with the current record for the day set at 94. today's highs in the 90s will also mark the 26th day in a row during the month of october that phoenix has been at or above 90 degrees. this hot weather streak will also set a new record. as a shortwave pushes out of the trough, southwesterly winds will kick up in northern arizona sunday, where gusts may reach 30 to 40 m.p.h. a few high clouds are also pushing into arizona sunday. by monday, daytime highs around the valley will dip to the upper

by midweek, an area of low pressure will push into arizona, bringing slightly cooler daytime highs, more clouds and a 10 to 20 percen chance of showers and storms to metro phoenix wednesday through friday. new this morning... seven people were taken to the hospital.. after a two- car crash overnight just after midnight.. near 67th avenue and thomas. four of those people reportedly were seriously injured... but are expected to make a recovery. police are now investigating the cause of the crash. all of arizona's living former governors will be in downtown phoenix

late "governor rose mofford"... and the legacy she left behind. she was arizona's very first female governor... known for her big hair and big personality. "the thing that impressed me most..... rose mofford ." govenor mofford took office during a difficult time in our state after governor evan mecham was impeached in the late 1980s. she and won back the voters' trust. former arizona attorney general grant woods served with mofford during her tenure at the state capitol. , "i saw people like rose... totally arizonan" mofford -- was a democrat and was governor for three years. she was serving as secretary of

took office. an arizona girl... mofford was raised in globe and could have played professional softball after high school .. but gave it up to persue politics. she will be remembered for her spirit .. her smile.. and her devotion to arizona. jaime cerreta 3tv. the tribute will be held at the orpheum theatre in downtown phoenix. doors open at 12-3m. the ceremony starts at one- 30. instead of bringing flowers... they're asking people to donate to saint mary's food bank.. saint vincent de paul.... and hospice of the valley. before attending the memorial for "governor mofford"... former arizona governor "janet napolitano".. will take time out to campaign for hillary clinton. she will stop by the arizona democratic headquarters at 12-30-p-m. "napolitano" hopes to encourage people to vote.. and

ballots are in the mail by monday. h clinton... she will be making one last stop in the valley before election day. just as we live-streamed trump's event on our 3-t-v app yesterday... we will do the same on wednesday... when clinton holds an "early vote rally." it will take place from two to four in the afternoon. her campaign is still sorting out the details.. on and while hundreds of people gathered yesterday at the phoenix convention center.. to see donald trump... there was an unexpected special guest among the crowd. the father of "kayla mueller".. the young prescott woman who was kidnapped by isis.. and later died in their custody...stopped by the event. our jared dillingham shares what he said to the crowd. carl mueller - never sought the spotlight.... but he appeared at the trump rally today. 46:25 "i have voted. and i voted for djt" mueller's daughter, kayla, was

taken captive in syria in 2013.... as she left humanitarian aid hospital. she was 26. at the trump rally, her father recalled frustration with the obama administration's efforts to get kayla home. 44:36 "we pleaded with the administration to do what was needed and they blocked us. it's time for a change." [crowd cheers] later- it was revealed... mueller had been raped, tortured, and forced to marry an isis leader. mueller was killed in an airstrike on the isis compound... after 18 months in captivity. her father - today- blaming the obama administration ... 45:39 "i don't know about you, but i find it refreshing to hear a candidate speak his mind, not worried about being politically

"mueller" was referring to the u-s policy of not paying ransoms. the amount isis was demanding was never made public. people who are against legalizing recreational pot... say they are being targeted with vandalizism. this video shows theives stealing a sign urging voters to reject prop 205.. which would legalize recreational marijuana in arizona. six of these signs have been stolen from her front yard.. over the past two weeks. "no matter how your, no matter what your views are on any of these election stances, it's still illegal to steal the signs out of a yard. it's my private property." the woman has filed a police report. and the campaign fighting prop 205 has asked authorities to investigate this and other similar

speaking of the fight to legalize marijuna... next... we'll talk with a 60 minutes reporter who's doing a expose tonight on how it's all worked in colorado. and later in the show... -- at 8:40... this is not mom's grilled cheese... we'll get some firehouse cooking tips from a guy who should know... he's a firefighter! 8:55 our car of the week is a popular new s.u.v. at 9:40... keep the faith... it will cool off...it will cool off... because we're

fashions... says, " ."

thanks javier... as he mentioned the vote on 205 happening on november 8th. we've seen several ads

against the proposition here... j.p. holyoak of the campaign to legalize marijuana like alcohol is on the forefront of trying to get the measure passed here. you own a dispensary here in town.. natural selections. you started down the road of medicinal marijuana and now the legalization proposition

of very personal reasons? record heat may make headlines again sunday afternoon in metro phoenix before cooler weather moves in for halloween. strong high pressure is slowly starting to errode as a trough across the west coast tracks eastbound. despite this, daytime highs in the valley will run about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the forecast high sunday for phoenix is 93 with the current record for the day set at 94. today's highs in the 90s will also mark the 26th day in a row during the month of october that phoenix has been at or above 90

record. as a shortwave pushes out of the trough, southwesterly winds will kick up in northern arizona sunday, where gusts may reach 30 to 40 m.p.h. a few high clouds are also pushing into arizona sunday. by monday, daytime highs around the valley will dip to the upper 80s. skies will be mostly sunny. by midweek, an area of low pressure will push into arizona, bringing slightly cooler daytime highs, more clouds and a 10 to 20 percen chance of showers and storms to metro phoenix wednesday through friday.

next... candy candy candy... halloween may be tomorrow.... but guess what today is? let's just say it has to do with... yep... candy! and one hippo got a favorite

i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone.

tomorrow.. we will celebrate halloween... but today.. we celebrate an iconic staple of the spooky holiday. today is "national candy corn day." the sweet treat was invented in the 18-80's.. and was first called "chicken feed." and while it's known for either being loved or hated.. about nine-billion pieces of candy corn are sold each year.

the moon. and when it comes to candy, americans are expected to spend more on halloween candy this year.. than we have in the past four years. a new report predicts we will fork over nearly four- billion dollars. and if you're looking for a good deal on the sweets for

day after halloween... when everything goes on clearance. well it wasn't candy this guy was after.. it was pumpkins. this hippo at a zoo in seattle indulged in halloween early.. by chasing and smashing pumpkins in the water. it was part of the zoo's

there have been all kinds of bets on the world series. and here's what's coming up... . -- at 7:40- help for caregivers find out where you can get info and even a relaxing massage! -- at 8: 40 we're getting some cooking tips from someone who know how to make lots of picky eaters happy... hes a firefighter. -- at 9: 15 how to get gum ...or candy or any other halloween stuff out of your kids hair. and kim will have a look at your

i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone.

vo: 13 year-old sabrina told a school counselor she was raped by her uncle. her counselor called sheriff joe arpaio's office. but arpaio failed to protect her. for three more years, sabrina's uncle continued to rape her - and arpaio did nothing. rapes, assaults, even child molestation, remain uninvestigated, while arpaio focuses on his personal agenda.

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley this is "sunday morning." halloween is tomorrow, the election a week from tuesday. scary times all around. so where to turn for companionship and comfort? perhaps to the quadruped that,