right now at 6:00, from coast to coast, supporters of hillary clinton continue to protest donald trump's victory. >> large gathering angeles -- los angeles, chicago, and new york. ened here in the valley. >> people are marching right now in downtown phoenix. and lauren is live with them. >> reporter: actual relocated -- actually we relocated toad cam -- to the campus on tempe. this is mainly a group of students organizing now. in just a few minute, they tell

avenue. and like in many of the protests we have seen around the country, this group is protesting, they say, racism and hate against minorities and women. the organizer tells me that they know and accept the fact that trump has been elected president, but they say he does not represent their viewpoints as voters. and as you said, this is the fourth night of protests here in the valley. and you reference that earlier downtown. that was a of about 200-300 people who marched around the downtown area ending in the arizona state capital. lauren, thank you. trump has been fairly silent since the election. 60 minutes was able to get first 1 on 1 interview with the president elect. here's a preview of his interview with leslie stall. >> hillary called you. tell us about at this phone call. >> so hillary called and it was

her. i mean i can imagine. tougher for her than it would have been for me and for me it would have been very, very difficult. couldn't have been nicer. she just said congratulations, donald. well done. and i said i want to thank you very much. you were a great competitor. she's very strong. and very smart. >> now, trump talked about a number of topics including obama care and his relationship with the clintons. for the full inter into 60 minutes tomorrow night at 6 only on cbs5. and here in arizona, five days after votes were cast, hundreds of thousands of ballots still need to be counted. the staff in maricopa county wrapped wrapped up another day and still have 185,000 early ballots to count and 65,000 provisional ballots to be

won't know the full results until sometime next week and another ebilge question is whether he will remain recorder. the race still close to call. leading by more than 11,000 votes tonight. arizona's recreational marijuana initiative, meanwhile, is almost a-- assured to lose. the latest numbers have been no vote up to around 100,000 votes. >> to figure out where a mobile arson. spread next door to another unit. no one was injured. but firefighters managed to rescue a pet cat from a tree. the home was a total loss. kristin is live at scene and will have a live report at 6:30. two little girls missing for nearly 12 hours are home safe tonight. lena takes us through the overnight man hunt, police say -- looking for the guy who took

>> reporter: around 10:00 friday night, police say david lee fuller, kidnapped 8-year- old jasmine campbell and her 3- year-old sister from their home. fuller is jasmines father but has no relation to his younger sister police say he may have been armed at the time. and authorities were worried he might leave arizona. nearly 12 hours later the amber alert was canceled. when police found them with fuller in tempe. they are n mother and he faces kidnapping charges. and today was a little bit warmer than yesterday. 84 was our high. 77 is where we should be for this time of year. we're going to get our numbers back to that as we head throughout this week. 79 degrees outside right now under fair skies. got 45 in flag staff. 63 in sedon, a. 75 for bull head city. things are dry. a few high clouds going to be moving through.

conditions throughout the day on sunday. if you're headed out this evening, here's what you can expect temperature wise. we'll be at 74 by 8:00. 71 by 9:00 and temperatures dropping into the 60s by the time that we head into 10:00. we are going to be flirting with temperatures for the start of the week that could be challenging some records. we'll take a look at that coming up in your full forecast. and still to come, we'll take you to a one of a kind treatment center where veterans and first responders are the only ones >> plus, a reality check from valley teenagers. the program putting their driving skills to the test. to make the streets safer for all of us. >> a serial killer tied to seven murders around phoenix is still out there. there's a $75,000 reward in this case. you'll find a direct link to

many of our veterans find themselves fighting a different kind of battle what they return from war. >> 22 veterans commit suicide a day. a growing number turning to

with post-traumatic vase. >> visited a new treatment center in texas which is only available to veterans and first responders. >> outside warriors hard ranch, 20 cut outs of sale, hold the story of veterans that committed suicide. >> it's the part of war you bring home. >> reporter: her 25-year-old son committed suicide in 2009 after two deployments to enemy. post-traumatic stress disorder and alcoholism. >> it's a hell you don't wake up from. >> still fighting her own pay, she's now clinical director at warrior's heart. it's a private treatment facility for ptsd. traumatic brain injury, drug and alcohol addiction. it's the first ever to only treat veterans, law enforcement, and first responders. >> we treat everything at once. we stabilize the addiction

that is the truth. and then we start to untie the knot of their entire life. >> treatment here runs 28-90 days. patients go through 4 individual sessions a week and three hours of group therapy a day. on the 500-acre property, fitness and spiritualty are also part of the treatment. >> it's just you and your own personal darkness. >> william was the navy medic in iraq. he returned home with ptsd and turned after experiencing suicidal thoughts, he reached out to dozens of facilities before he found found warrior's heart. >> when you go into these groups, that's like a war. each person is fighting their own personal war right then and there. >> therapy dogs help him to get back on his feet and he's paying it forward. he now works with the k. 9 program training dogs to help other veterans. don champion. texas.

operation freedom bird. it's a four day healing journey to washington, d.c., that helps arizona combat veterans from all wars continue the healing process from ptsd and unsolved grief. the special journey wraps up with a welcome home ceremony for the veterans. they will then travel to the az air national guard for the closing ceremony. a warm afternoon for us. with plenty of sunshine. but we're cooling down nicely even thissing. with a gorgeous sun set out th temperatures getting close to the 90-degree mark. i'll show you when day on your seven day forecast. a busy next 24 hours. the arizona cardinals hosting the 49ers. the suns running against the nets, plus, thunder her dan marley taking slopes to the

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some dash cam video of a police involved shooting in new jersey has been released to the public this weekend. the incident in camden shows edmond brown being pulled over. the police officer can be heard asking brown to shut his car off. he attempted to drive away, smashed into other cars and tried running away. during a struggling he was reportedly shot in the leg. the officer is on administrative leaf whale they investigate. in other news around the nation tonight, it is november. but wildfires continue to burn through parts of north carolina. state officials suspect arson is the cause of at least 20 of the fires. some of which have shut down state parks. 5000 firefighters are working to contain these flames this weekend. alabama, georgia, and tennessee

fires and dry conditions. tonight, nfl players and doctors are calling on the league to reconsider its ban on marijuana use. many people are worried about addiction to narcotic painkiller. a study found 71% of former players developed some sort of dependency. working on forming a committee to consider -- >> today, team driver -- teen it's like to drive under the influence. >> the driving skills for life program in phoenix which is designed to keep us all safe. >> so i came here to go through this courses and become a better driver and going pretty good. >> reporter: teenager driver emery vanzant is getting a reality check. today she's at this course getting what it's like to drive in adverse conditions. like getting cut off.

little video of her and her friend and they actual -- the instructor was phenomenal. did a great job. they learned real fast. >> reporter: she was one of 200 teenagers who, today, got in the driver's seat to improve their skills in four key areas. >> simulated impaired driving behind us. vehicle handling area you can hear distracted driving, and hazard recognition courses. impairment suit. which simulates the lack of ability to function under the nine us. emery got drive the course firsts with no distractions and then tried driving while texting. >> he us text like i pledge allegiance to someone and then he was like distracting us with the radio and telling us to stop. no go. like just like being all crazy and doing the windshield wipers and it was really difficult.

cones. and it was crazy. >> parents were here watching their kids react. a reminder from the program coordinator, habits are learned more than they are taught. >> for the parents out, there maybe models behavior. if whatever you're doing in the car, your teens are going to do and think they can do it better. so if you don't want them to do text and drive, or talking on the cell phone, model that behavior. >> reporter: in phoenix, cbs5 is up for grabs for the safe return of these two dogs. for the last month, the trio of roommates has searched everywhere from their home but their dogs are nowhere to be found. the. they the dog ran out of the get a left open by landscapers with this huge new reward. the owners hoping somebody might be able to bring their pups home. >> we're committed owners. anyone who is passionate about

we truly are compassional individuals and we love our annals. we -- animals. we love our dogs and whatever it takes to get them back we're okay with doing that. >> dedicated dog owners. that reward up to $10,000. well, a dog in nebraska has found a new role inside a courthouse. >> so has rob mccarteny found judge is now using his dog to alter the atmosphere >> reporter: this is a popular place. unfortunately. >> you're in the busiest court in the state of nebraska. >> douglas county, juvenile court. dealing with young people going through life changing crises. >> you will be in criminal court and we don't want that to happen. >> reporter: this morning, a teleconference with a teenager being held at the youth facility in karney. >> let me give you another way to think about this.

cooperative teen. >> i have to have evidence you're doing what needs to be done. >> the stress is easy to see on the adults trying to help. stress can be a constant in court. >> coming to court is no fun. and i know that. >> reporter: so enter this four legged tess reliever. johnson -- stress reliever. johnson's dog. >> everybody's blood pressure goes down and the kids love him. >> finnegan lies under the judge's bench until it's time to work. >> let's go say hi. >> reporter: in this case, he meets a young man. >> make him shake your hand or something. >> shake. >> that's a high five. >> johnson calls his court a court of second chances. and finnegan helps make that help. connecting johnson with kids and hopefully parents, and helping them reconnect with each other before it's too late. >> the therapist will tell you, you don't have to be the

parent, that child will thrive. >> are you saying that as judge? >> absolutely. yeah. and it's remarkable. >> as is finnegan's impact. >> do that all day. thank you very much. >> reporter: and this badge wearing fixture at county courthouse, work is cheap. >> i thought we might be able to get him minimum wage if he with had the id. so far no luck. >> reporter: good for the people appearing in fr the bench and for the guy behind it. >> sometimes when i'm behinding listening to some really tough testimony, i'm just petting him myself, calming down. >> i go with will rogers. if dogs don't got to heaven, i want to go where they go. >> i like the dog. i like the judge's socks. i like everything about that story. tonight at 10, my dog will be sprawled across the desk. one of the seven wonders of national world.

most visited park in the country. more than 5.5 million people visited the canyon last year alone. the number one spot, went to the great smoky mountains national park in north carolina and tennessee. if you were hoping to hit the slopes for snowballs opening's weekend, you're going to have to wait a little long per. the arizona ski resort planned to open yesterday but is delaying that because of nightly temperatures above freezing in flag staff. they hope to be open for business on november 18th. and i hope they can do that. >> i really, really do. because, they have had 0 snowfall. absolutely none. and nothing expected over this next week. this is what it typically looks like up there on the mountain. tomorrow, sunshine and 60 degrees. and they had last night, their temperatures at freezing mark

stretch going. they can make that snow and you can get up and hit the slopes. all right. 848 was our high today. a few high clouds moving through. we are nice and dry. under a ridge of high pressure and this is the dominate weather factor. over the next couple of days. not only going to keep temperatures slightly above average, we're going to end up going about 10-15 degrees above this seasonal average as we head into the early part of the week. here's the thing, if you're headed out tomorrow, i know joe is going to have some highlights for you. in just a little bit. talking about how tough of a game it's going to be. but if you're tailgating, here's what you can expect. 84 when the game starts. 82 by the time you're probably heading home. and hopefully, we'll all be saying, yay, because the cardinals won. we'll see 26 for flag staff.

here in the valley. with 84 expected downtown. and 64sholo. 86 for bull head city. take a look at your seven day forecast. clouds mix with sunshine over the next couple of days. we'll be very warm. 86 expected on your monday. 89 will put us close to some records. # 5 on wednesday and take a look at rest of the week. cold front, drops on through for the end of the week. to take our to 75 and 76 degrees on friday. the glory days of the 49ers are long past. there is no montana or rice or harbaugh. david johnson ran through the 49ers paper machine defense.

eight games left for arizona to make a play off run. the squad has to come out sharp to put a bad 49ers team away. >> we did beat them last time. it's a new week. i think that was week five. this time it's week 10. so it's been five weeks. we have to show them we're the same team that beat them last time. >> there will be better day was for the arizona wildcat football team. suffering through disastrous 2- 7 record. tonight arizona hosts 12c p buffaloes -- buffaloes. allowing under 300 yards per game. believe in the process and stay ewe nateed. -- united. the young phoenix suns doing both. tonight at home, planet orange gears up. >> for us, we have to come attention to day till, getting him off the three point line. freshing the ball and when it

bodies, expanded his game and really comes down to us, and how they're going to perform. >> got to come out and play like a play off team. and just play our game. >> the arizona cardinals dropping dropping the puck at home. the looking to bounce back the 3-2 loss. makes his eighth straight start for smith. and he'll take anywhere, any time to play anyone. thunder squad pick ing its back -- packing its bag in basketball. number one duke. first ever game in cameron indoor. lopes come out hard. fraier, good look and knocks it down. up 15-9. newcomer, shad carr. fareless to the hole. feeling good. up 17-12. duke goes on a run.

answers with a three of his own. gcu pulls within 2. duke takes control, leonard to jackson. second half t doesn't get any better. allen, the steal in the big time finish. a good learning experience for gcu. loosing 96-61. nascar qualifying. for tonight's ticket galaxy. takes the poll at the over 136 miles per hour. it's the final race round of 8. senior p. j. torrence in scottsdale. american paul, a finance major out of long beach day. dialing up the right calculations with the birdie on 15. the clubhouse leader at 11 underrer. gcu women's golf team. and alexsis signing her letter of intent today. the youngster is a three time

>> been about 4 year total decision. lots of different colleges. lots of different visits. but it came down to wanting to be close to home. going to a private christian school, and falling in love with the golf course. >> she is one to watch. we wish her the very best at gcu. >> all right. thanks. of course the weather doesn't hurt hereto. up next, we're getting a detailed look at an accused killer's past incoming time he the mother of a south carolina man who police say murdered multiple people and chained a woman to a metal container is breaking her silence. >> and armed thief, targets a local home depot. local home depot. the suspect is now somewhere 3 delicious burgers. $6.99 each.

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