cities. let's take you live on baltimore. hundreds are marching through the street they're trying to head toward the inner harbor right now. this protest happening in baltimore has been peaceful. at five:30, funeral arrangements have been announced for a show low police officer who was killed in the line of duty. >> officer darryne reed's serves are schedule forward

>> both will be open to the public. as show low comes together in mourning, there have been setbacks. >> reporter: a standoff with police. the man accused of shooting and killing officer darrin reed, an ex-con according to arizona corrections files, served time for a marijuana violation and endangerment. >> reporter: today a setback as the community comes to grips with the devastating loss. >> disturbing. everything is gone.

>> the smell has a plastic air to it. >> and what we believe happened is they placed the candles around the statue, probably thinking it was a bronze statue, and it's really styrofoam, fiberglass. >> reporter: now the city is working with the statue's artist to replace it in bronze. >> it's a landmark. it's an important part of our c flags at arizona state office buildings were at half-staff today. the mayor called reed a deeply humbling reminder of the sacrifices that police officers make to keep communities safe. a final count isn't in at this point, but it looks like prop 205 will not pass. many people in arizona can and do use medical marijuana for medical purposes. >> dave joins us live with how

conflicts with your doctor. >> some patients want to integrate marijuana with the other pain medications prescribed by their doctor. if you don't consult your doctor, you may have to sacrifice one for the other. fortunately there's a way you can fix that. >> reporter: ruth green says pain from her arthritis makes it hard to hold a book. she's been on meds for 8 years but they offer little relief. so she looked at medical marijuana. watched arguments for it on television, and i finally thought what the hell i'll try it! >> reporter: she spent nearly $300 to obtain a medical marijuana card. product she bought didn't help. she planned to go back to her regular pain meds. but she neglected to discuss pot with her doctor in advance. >> i don't see -- he's not involved in it, why do i need to talk to him about that? >> reporter: her doctor said he wouldn't prescribe narcotics as

>> here i am not wanting the medical marijuana and not coping, and not being able to have pain medication >> reporter: patients can return their card where it was issued. you won't get a refund but you will get proof you forfeited it, which you can then present to your pain doctor. she's learned a good lesson. >> i should have been in lengthy consultations with him. prior to apply further card. >> medical marijuana cards are good for a year at a point. information is on the back of the card. many doctors may have a similar policy to the one in this case but may not think to alert you about it. it is your responsibility to bring up the matter before you apply for the card. p. i. r. is getting ready to host the second to the last race of the season.

the final four drivers will be determined after sunday's big race at 12:30. there the jobs of the future. stem careers focusing on science, technology, engineering, and math. >> many student,ing left out. women -- students are being left out. women. lindsey shows us how one valley school is working to change that. >> and bring that formula, substitute it there. >> math i math is super fun >> reporter: to rachel a love of math and a desire to make things -- >> kihelp develop technologies for the medical industry. >> reporter: and the practical side of finding a stable career -- >> it's definitely great, and another reason why i wanted to pursue engineering as well >> reporter: added up to a decision to study biomedical engineering at grand canyon university. she is also helping break the stereotype of what

28% of environmental and geoscientists, 16% of chemical engineers, and 12% of civil? s. gcu president brian mueller says that has to change. >> the country is not producing nearly enough engineers, computer scientists, kemists, and that's probably --mi that's probably the biggest barrier to economic growth. >> reporter: so they made a big push to enroll more women and girls. >> you have to start working with elementary schools and middle schools and junior highs and high schools so you get kids

>> i'm making things so i decided engineering specifically. >> reporter: she president of the women in tech club. >> pushes each other toward doing our best. >> reporter: an equation that is working. three quarter gcu's stem students are women, and there's room for plenty more. >> women and girls who are interested in stem fields should definitely pursue it. >> you'll never stop learning. more

some, but bees are helpful to your survival. they help grow our food. they're now in danger of being killed as they're seen as pests. tonight we're looking at how big the problem and what is being done to protect this endangered species. with black friday just two weeks away, the retail giants are rolling out their plans. it's one of five snrs 55

thanksgiving day. and stores will open an hour earlier at 5:00. all three announced expand happened plans for digital and in-store deals. holiday symbols are back on starbucks cups. and for the first time, starbucks asked customers to submit their own design. starbucks chose 13 from 1,200 submissions. >> when you buy one holiday free. for the first time in nearly a decade, apple is selling refurbished iphones. the tech giant already offers preowned macs and ipods. orbitz.com has compiled a list of the busiest airports this season. airports in chicago, atlanta, and l.a.

and long lines. 73% of americans plan to travel for thanksgiving

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talk sports. arizona state plays their final home game of the season. >> a big challenge facing utah. but they gotta become bowl-eligible. >> emotional night for the seniors playing their final home game at sun devils stadium. >> reporter: no. 15, utah, in town, a big challenge for the tierce here as the senior class gotta make their way onto the field one final time in front of the home fans. utah comes to town tonight, and the sun devils try to go out in style in front of the home fans. they need this win because they've lost four straight. it hasn't been the bounceback season they were hoping for this year. but this senior class, they have been through a lot. they had the

state. and they had last year's season where they didn't quite meet xchgzs. so the ups and the downs, and they're back at it tonight, and hoping to go out and battle through it all. what they have built this year's sun devils senior class is a bond that will last a lifetime. >> i'd like to say it's another game but it's not. it's gonna be the last game there, it's gonna be bittersweet. but it's gonna be fun being able to share that experience with other seniors on the field. even a better mery >> reporter: certainly will be a better memory if they win if you're coming down here tonight, dress in all black. the theme is to black-out the utes. and the sun devils will also be dressed in black. it is also their salute here to pat tillman. the tunnel is named after him. so there'll be some tense momentses in the tillman tunnel as they take the field. hoping to get a boost from that emotion and knock off the utes. the

nfl's salute to service award is linebacker dan buchanan. >> the military is just part of my life, and i have the utmost respect for the troops. my mom actually went to war one year. that was one of the hardest times. you just don't know what's going on. safe. >> the cardinals are back at it, trying to make that divisional title push, playoff push hosting a very bad 49ers team sunday. coming up at 6:30, it is like christmas every day for a valley cancer patient. his one

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happy thursday everybody. great pictures this afternoon. the beautiful desert out there, nothing better in arizona. beautiful pictures, take a look at this, lake havasu.

here's the way it looked just about 15 minutes ago. this is a live look in our neighborhood. just gorgeous, sunset alert taking place. temperatures in the lower 80s currently, and the relative humidity at 19%. winds out of the east at 8 miles per hour. satellite and radar, cloud cover and shower activity to the east of us. low pressure that we'll -- that will affect our weather off and on tomorrow. cooler temperatures will continue to stick around. perfect weather for tomorrow for veterans' day. lower 60s in phoenix. 27 for a low up north

highs above average up north. mostly clear skies, great weather for friday, 83 degrees. saturday a high of 82. sunday if you're heading out to the big race at phoenix international raceway, we'll see temperatures around 83 degrees. race time at 12:30, and pack the sunscreen, we'll see some off and on sunshine, and passing clouds as well. and the warmup expected and cooling back down by the end of the workweek next week. >> thank you. happy birthday to the marine corps which turned 241 the corps was initially known as the continental marines and was founded on november 10th 1775 during the revolutionary war. the birthday of the marine corps comes one day before veterans day which is tomorrow. thousands of veterans in world war ii and the korean war have experienced the honor flights which brings honors from around the country to washington dc to see the memorials built in their honor. >> what about the veterans who

journey? virtual reality is now helping to bring the memorials to them. >> reporter: joseph cook has seen a lot. he flew dangerous missions in the army air corps ahead of the battle of okinawa. more than 70 years have passed, but the memories >> reporter: cook wanted to visit the national memorial in wash dc. but he's not healthy enough to make the trip. >> it's really sad in a way. we as a nation waited far too long to build a world war ii memorial. and we're losing our veterans at a rate of 500 a day nationwide. this is your lucky

brings the memorials to ailing veterans through virtual reality. >> this is a way that they can feel like they were there. >> reporter: cook was able to finally see the monuments in 3d through these goggles. his daughter and sun were also choked up after the virtual tour. >> this memorial is for him. and i think dad can see that. and to see the expression on his to him. >> thank you >> reporter: it's a new way to salute aging war heroes. >> incredible to see just how much. a phoenix veterans day parade is a huge tradition for thousands of valley families.

chris and i will be at tower 2 down the street on central. on the bullhorn, a megaphone, whichever. [ laughter ] >> we gotta rest our voices! there's 99 entry s this year! it should be a ton of fun. here's the route. north phoenix baptist church. ending right around indian school. the parade starts at 11:00. you'll want to get there early t and set up the best seat. >> really looking forward to it and hope to see it all out

captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the transition begins. >> we now are going to... want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you, and i look forward to being with you many, >> pelley: the 44th president welcomes the 45th to his new office. the incoming first lady gets a tour of their new home. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> pelley: also tonight, protests against the election results. >> definitely enough to bring me to tears. >> pelley: great expectations. can the new president keep the promises he made?