[ chanting ] >> back here in the valley, about 100 students from the arizona school for the arts walked off campus today, and they weren't the only ones. groups of other students marched all the way to the state capital. >> reporter: that's right . once again a large group of students from several schools in the phoenix union high school district staged walkout. they took their protests to the street, and some of them end up here at the state capital again for the second day high. about 200 of them marched and chanted, most of them minority students who say trump does not have their best interests in mind. and for the last 90 minutes, the superintendent posted a scompert a video message to parents on the website. he wanted parents to know if large groups of students attempt to leave

to stay. >> that does not mean that we condone or support students leaving campus. we have very strict performances about missing class, leaving campus. and there are consequences for students who have poor attendance or make choices to leave campus or leave class. and we deal with that on an individual basis. >> reporter: the superintendent said that in the past few days, in all, about 1,000 students have left campus to letter and in his video message that he praises the 27,000 of the 28,000 students in the phoenix union high school district who stayed in class to further their education. tomorrow is veterans day so there is no school. that doesn't mean we won't see more students down here.

maricopa county sheriff may not be over. sheriff arpaio lost in the race but there are reports that he could be a possible candidate for homeland security chief. he is rumored to be on the short list along with rudy juliani. >> arpaio could spend up to six months in jail. would you like to see him as head of the department of homeland security? this story is trending on our you can take our poll as well as see what everyone else thinks. jeff flake has been an outspoken candidate for donald trump. he was talking about a wall this afternoon. >> it's not gonna be the type of wall that some envision that goes for 2,500 miles. but we obviously need better border security. i just think we need other things as well. interior enforcement, a mechanism to deal

illegally. and a guest worker plan moving ahead. >> flake says the country does not need a solid wall dividing the u.s. and mexico. he said the so called gang of eight already did that, providing 750 miles of virtual fencing and surveillance. president obama and donald trump had the same message today when they met, bring the country together. a lot of damage has already been done after one have ever seen. jason barry shows us how a valley teacher is teaching students to get along. >> reporter: students were exposed to a lot of hateful rhetoric during the presidential race, and some of them brought it into their classrooms. lauriel haynes is a 2nd grade teacher in avondaily. she is doing her best to talk to her kids about the importance of

if you have a different opinion and different point of view. the bad behavior of adults during the presidential election often rubs off on children. and the amount of hate speech these kids have been hearing is not healthy. >> i'm trying to teach them that when there's negativity presented to them, how to respond in a positive way. whether it's about the election or anything else. it's just teaching them that things are gonna happen in the world that they might not like. and they react in a positive way. >> reporter: teachers across the country have been posting their stores facebook. one student said he was happy today because he hates hillary and hopes she dies. it is important to point out that kids can only learn so much at school. other lessons need to be taught at home. a long-running feud between two neighbors in north phoenix turned into gunfire.

a local hospital. he remains in critical condition. we spoke to his fiancee today. pretty broken up about the shooting. >> i shots and glass breaking, and jerry making this awful noise. and is he's walking toward me, and his face is covered in blood, helding his face. >> the neighbor involved was arrested on weapons charges. police are investigating a second . state is honoring a fallen officer shot and killed in the line of duty. state office buildings in arizona are flying flags at half-staff. governor dutiesy made the order in -- ducey made the order in honor of officer darrin reed. a setback following last night's candle light vigil to honor officer reed. apparently

community landmark. this statue of two cowboys. >> we believe they placed the candles around the statue probably thinking it was bronze. and it's styrofoam fiberglass. >> the city is working with the statue's artist and a local foundry to replace the statue and make it in bronze. six crowns associated with the ms. america page end have gone missing. they look similar to this one delivered to a home in two separate packages but two suspects came along and stole it. those crowns were composed of crystals. there were several dresses inside the boxes. asu police will be introducing their newest canine at tonight's sun devils football game. tillman who is named after

patrol and explosives detection dog. he will come out during the university's salute to service program. the game kicks off at 7:30 against the university of utah. early arrivals, an estimated 200,000 premature births each year in the u.s. we have answers on the surprising factor that could lead to that. >> and thieves warming up to homeowners, you might need your furnace checked out before winter. so we'll show youow red flags. >> nigeria, africa, mexico, all over. >> and it's christmas every day

researchers may have deciphered possible cause for premature births. calcium buildup in the womb may be to blame. no one knows what causes it but it's similar to the kind that causes kidney stones and stiffened art reese. with it.s cooling down -- te people will be getting their furnaces checked out. >> some customers report getting ripped off. the technician said there was a crack that could allow carbon monoxide into the home. a sales guy tried to get them to spend thousands. they got a second opinion only to find out nothing was wrong. >> ran a full test, everything checked out okay. >> everything was fine? >> everything was fine. >> i shed a couple tears and

this to us? >> if there is a problem, the furnace should only be turned off, not taken apart. defeating prop 205, no recreational marijuana in arizona. answers on why this race has been called even though hundreds of thousands of ballots remain unkinded -- uncounted. >> you see it in their eyes, how in love they worry this program. >> paying it forward to struggling veterans. >> sunshine a temperatures today, highs in the lower 80s.

we took your questions to the secretary of state's office and they told us the measure is currently losing in maricopa county. and that's where remaining votes, all 365,000 of them, still have to be counted. so here's the latest on prop 205, the measure to legalize recreational pot. the numbers came in about 90 minutes ago, and it's still losing by about 81,000 votes. the race for maricopa county recorder still

the east valley. adp is setting up shop in tempe. the company will create 1,500 jobs. tell take over the former headquarters of u.s. airways. they are planning six job fairs in the coming months. a valley man asked and he has received. richard asked people to send him christmas cards. it might be his last christmas after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. people delivered! me has received about 600 cards from all over the world. >> they've gotten some from an entire 1st grade class. they each made him a card and chose yellow because they thought it would brighten up our home.

wench he cease. if you want to send a card, we put that address on our cbs5 news page. you may know about honor flights, taking vets to washington dc to see the memorials in their honor. >> for those who can't make that trip, one company is bringing the memorial straight to them. through virtual they're able to see >> this memorial is for him. and i think to have him see that, and to see the expression on his face, i know it meant the world to him. >> this year for veterans day, the group will add a virtual reality tour of the vietnam wall to their program. >> we hear the story all the time about veterans having a hard time when they return home from combat.

forward, jason introduces us to some valley vets who created a new way to ease their pain. >> hey ! >> reporter: travis is all about physical fitness at this cross-fit gym in chandler. there's more to this place than just helping others stay in shape. >> as a veteran we have a duty to each to other police each other up, and have each others' backs. >> reporter: the u.s. army te waters, a nonprofit group devoted to helping vets suffering from physical and mental ailments, including p.t.s.d.. the group provides cross fit gym memberships to veterans as a form of therapy and an alternative to prescription medication. >> it starts off because you're part of something, part of a community. you're starting to prove to yourself that you can do things that you used to do because of an injury you might not think you can do again.

>> reporter: she's seen what a difference it is having on vets across the country. so she reached out to cbs5 to pay it forward to travis and his business partner dan. >> i know how hard you guys work for wounded waters for veterans around america. i know how passionate you are about helping veterans in need. on behalf of veterans around america and cbs5 i would like to pay it >> you can see it in their eyes how enlove they worry this program and how passionate they are at helping veterans out. >> our goal is to help as many veterans nationwidad we can. -- nationwide as we can. >> wounded waters is different from wounded warriors. they help struggling veterans through

and of course veterans day tomorrow. >> ready for the parade. we got some great weather to talk about. temperatures in the lower 80s today. let's show you what's going on outside. sunset will officially -- you can take temperatures toum 82 degrees, in the city right now 78 degrees. winds out of the east southeast at 5 miles per hour. a little breeze theafternoon. mostly the winds pick up again tomorrow afternoon. we got a disturbance out to the east of us. showers across new mexico, high thin clouds rolling in from show low

cloud cover and the shower activity around south eastern arizona tomorrow. here's your day in detail. tomorrow morning temps lower 60s, 74 at 10:00. high tomorrow of 83 degrees. a tad bit warmer for friday. over the weekend staying perfect. 82 on saturday. sunny with a high of 83 degrees. a little warm things cool down. a few clouds and breezy conditions on thursday. highs out there in the mid-70s by the end of the workweek. >> looks nice! thank you, paul. everything you need to know before prime time is next.

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>> reporter: companies make a lot of money killing bees because people have a fear of them. they're not all killer bees. >> tonight at 10:00, answers about what happens as bee numbers decline in arizona. and what you can personally do to ensure they don't die out. another day of protestors as class, upset about the presidential election. students from phoenix high school, alhambra high, and the arizona school for the arts all walked out of class. law enforcement said there were no serious issues. funeral arrangements have been announced for darrin reed. serviceses will be held monday at 9:00 am. he was shot and killed tuesday. donald trump met with president obama today at the

meeting lasted 90 minutes. president obama said he was encouraged by trump's willingness to work with his team. trump also met with gop leaders on capitol hill. it's a different type of hazard on the green. a pack of mongooses. [ laughter ] >> the 16th hole of a country club in south africa. >> wow. >> they did not move any of the golf balls. they were headed toward a caclub. i guess you don't say mongeese. [ laughter ] >> that's it for us. >> we'll see you back here at

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