to get inside the field to see her speak. we're gonna check in live coming up. the election now just less than a week away. crowds already gathering at valley ballot centers. >> people looking to cast their vote early here in maricopa county are finding out this is not a fast process. at one location the lines and the frustrations are lauren? >> reporter: that's right. i'm at a glendale early polling place. and the door is supposed to close at 5:00. right now people are actually waiting outside in the parking lot. the wait time? 3 hours. some have brought lawn chairs expecting to be here for quite a while. voting early doesn't necessarily mean voting quickly. >> i missed a class >> reporter: here at 57th and

>> i came back today and said i just have to get it over with. [ laughter ] >> i didn't vote because they said the line was two hours long. so we're gonna go to another voting place or come back early in the morning or later this afternoon. >> reporter: some walking in the building only to turn right back around and leave. >> i thought oh, my god, this place is packed. i never >> reporter: one woman says this is her second attempt. frustrated it might be her last. >> i have to pick up kids and i have to be able to do grocery shopping before then, and it's just not gonna happen. >> reporter: another nearby polling location cartwright school district was a little less busy when we checked in

an hour. early voting lasts through friday. and long lines at the ballot box have been under the microscope since march in our state. people waited for hours to vote in our presidential preference. the last county only had 60 polling locations. it will now have 724 arizonans willing to wait to cast their vote? a new poll shows some surprising numbers. more than half of arizona voters will wait as long as it takes to cast their ballots. 22% said they would wait about an hour. >> and of course, a lot of interest in early voting. and of course to the arizona secretary. state, so far almost 1.4 million

in in arizona. arpaio's contempt of court trial has been postponed. a district judge is granted his request to delay the trial because he says he needs more time to prepare. trial was supposed to begin december 6th. the sheriff is charged with contempt, defying a judge's order to stop his immigration patrols. new details about this fire that levelled an apartment complex currently under construction. investigators say that two people on-scene may have the answers that they are looking for. >> reporter: just beyond that

the mountain of charred debris and rubble left behind following that ferocious, frightening, and spectacular fire that ravaged five large unfinished buildings here at bill gervia sorrento -- gilbert via sorrento apartments. more than 100 firefighters called in to battle the blaze. early investigators determining the and now finding the person or persons responsible a top priority for gilbert living room. investigators behind -- law enforcement. investigators behind closed doors this afternoon discussing the case. looking at all the surveillance cameras in the area and all the pictures and video taken by

to find clear enough images. investigators are hoping to have some of those images for us very soon. this is a case that we continue to monitor. and we'll let you know how it all plays out. a man in jail for his role in his teenaged nephew's drug overdose. he gave the 15-year-old a drug used to treat opioid addiction. he died in july after oding on the pills. he is currently waiting to be

multiple shots outside a maricopa county sheriff's substation in surprise, declared mental competent to stand trial. he pleaded not guilty. he has been held on a reopening an investigation into complaints filed by the aclu. >> that teacher was clear have had any wrongdoing. but new information is now processing. >> reporter: this also involved a muslim student who told his mom that he was not allowed to

to as aist by his teacher, and ultimately assaulted by her. school administrators say the boy has behavioral issues and none of what he says is true. >> reporter: claiming that one of the teachers harassed a 6th grade student because he is muslim. this indicates detectives spoke to school administrators who conducted an internal investigation and found occurring. police closed the case as unfounded, believing the school officials without talking to the students themselves. >> some of the information that has been brought to light was there were previous allegations against the teacher that we're now going to look into. >> reporter: that new information is found in a complaint filed by the aclu which claims the 6th grader was repeatedly called a terrorist by

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ssage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics.

they hope to repair that pipeline by the weekend. a judge is deciding what evidence to allow in bill cosby's upcoming sexual assault trial. his lawyers say the trial should be thrown out, citing an 11-year delay between the alleged event and when charges were filed. what's left of the media site gawker has settled with hulk hogan for $31 million. it comes after a $140 million

tape that led to the company's bankruptcy. the federal reserve ended its meetings today without raising its interest rate. but it may not be long until they do go up. the fed is expected to raise them next month. social security looking to boost its security. how its latest feature is creating nothing but confusion. >> we are giving you a live look from our news chopper flying over tempe, where thousands of gathering to watch hillary clinton's speech. she's set to take the stage around 6:30. there's a long line of people

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a spike in gun sales leading up to a presidential election. we've seen this before. >> this picture is a little different because many buyers are interested in one specific type of firearm. preston phillips shows us which one and why. >> over here is gonna be our ar-15 >> reporter: the rifle with the bad rap. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: the ar-15, the firearm many love to hate. others call it a rifle. >> this is not very menacing to anybody but can do a lot of damage. >> reporter: this political season, many gun enthusiasts are after the ar-15. >> they're outpacing every other i think in my store. >> reporter: this owner says he's sold three times as many ar-15's last month over last and

>> six times out of, i had a pregnant underneath here with herred to sleeshgs bought six ar-15s. >> reporter: if seems like every presidential election cycle after a mass shooting there's a spike in gun sales. she says she has no doubt the sales spike is directly tied to what many gun owners have been fearing for sometime now. a liberal white house and supreme court. >> demand is high. it's through the roof. >> reporter: they sell from $500 to a few thousand dollars. some would ask why in the world you want or need a gun like this. >> i'm trying not to be

liberal media pushing assault style weapons where nobody needs an aerror-15. i don't need a limber guinea either. >> reporter: as for that being easy to get -- >> everyone is required to do a background check, goes through the f.b.i. and atf. they don't pass, they don't get the gun. >> if september the f.b.i. process just under two million gun-related background check, more than any other month and it is worth noting while president obama and hillary clinton advocate for some gun restrictions, they have also said they support the right to bear arms. and ar-15s are not the most popular gun that that shop sells. someone wrecked a super car in an apparent street racing

third end went into this light pole. two people went to a local hospital. the federal courthouse grounds in dalute, minnesota, this was spotted a panda over a river in northwest china. workers found the wild panda stuck on that narrow metal walkway.

washington state is investigating a growing cluster of polio-like illnesses in children. >> the rare condition known as afm. one child has died. >> reporter: her 6-year-old son daniel was always happy and healthy. >> say hi! >> reporter: daniel died over the weekend, one of nine children recently exhibiting sifrmentds consistent with acute flaccid mellitis. he is not one of the two confirmed cases. it's characterized by a sudden weakness in one or more arms or legs and sometimes causes facial weak ness and difficulty swallowing. >> for us to have a cluster of potentially afm, s very

89 people in 33 states were confirmed to have a, if m this year. that's up from 21 cases last year. >> i could feel tingling in my hands and neck, and within fiv >> reporter: once doctors get a picture of how many of these cases are afm, they'll begin to make links between the possible cases.

high of 83 degrees. out here in cleveland, temperatures pretty comfortable. above average highs today. 73 degrees for us. right now, our average, 82. satellite and radar, changes ahead. it includes some rainfall. dug la show low and the payson area. more shower activity in our forecast starting tomorrow morning. thursday morning, 6:30, wake up with the kids, chance of light rain. about a 20% chance in the forecast. and that chance will continue throughout afternoon. only talking about 0.10 of an inch to 0.20 of an inch of rainfall in the valley. much more around flagstaff and

things start to improve on friday, and is clear skies over the weekend, looking terrific, highs back to the 90s next week. see? >> all right , paul, thanks! a message for the city of scottsdale: let them give the

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taking a live look at the crowds, the podium in the center part of your screen in about an hour, sh visit to arizona since the primaryies. and it's a completely different story in tempe. >> huge crowds are gathering rallying for and against the democratic nominee.

a lot of activity out there! >> reporter: there has been a lot of activity. i do want to show you this. you can see that man holding a black lives matter sign. he's been agitating the crowd all afternoon. from have been some heated exchanges. the police have kept things calm but there is a really massive line out here. during his first stop during the presidential primary election earlier this year. that line is stretching around this recreational field where clinton will be speaking shortly. some of these people have been waiting for hours for a chance just to see her. and this runs counter against some of the data we haven't seen lately that shows there is a lack of enthusiasm amongst