children. thanks for joining us, i'm lindsey reiser. i'm jared dillingham. it happened tonight in chandler. the woman's children were rushed to the hospital. and tonight we know... the driver has a "suspended license." license." carissa planalp is live on scene... with more on what happened. the 39-year-old driver has been arrested for a charge of causing death while driving on a suspended license. here's a look at the scene-- here's a look at the scene-- chandler police say-- so far-- it doesn't appear he was impaired or speeding. he was driving westbound here on ... and hit the 35 year old mother-- and her two year old in the stroller-- and her three year old who was riding a bike. chandler police also say it appeared the family had the white crossing signal-- saying it was ok to cross. they're trying to figure out why

happened. says, "35:31--40 pay atention when your driving we see distractions all the time and i'm not saying this is the case but thats what we see on a regular basis and it's become a pretty prevalent problem. ." at last check-- the kids were in critical condition. live in chandler carissa planalp 3tv. right now... police are on the scene of a deadly motorcycle crash in tempe. this is a live look at the scene... near 48th street and broadway. police say the crash involved two cars and a motorcycle. the rider was killed. the

expected to be closed for the next several hours ... so avoid the area if possible. avoid the area if possible. also happening right now... a fourth night of protests in cities around the country. here's a live look... at portland, oregon. a couple of the anti-trump crowds there have turned violent at times this week. some storefronts were even damaged. so far today, things have stayed peaceful... though we did see police suiting up in riot gear.. just in case. in case. protests continue here at home, too. crowds tonight in phoenix, and tempe. phoenix, and tempe. 2 different protests,,, held by 2 different groups of people tonight in the valley. but they both have a very similar message, these people say they're standing together against hate and racism against minorities and women. "nats love trumps hate" in tempe... a large group of students took their message to the streets. (nats) and the bridge. (nats

disapproval.. of the outcome of the election. :25:09 "we know donald trump is our president and we realize he's in the office, but we want to hold this administration accountable for this rhetoric that has been in his past campaign." (wipe transition) 4:37 nats drum downtown an early afternoon protest... martched to a simlar beat. 8:20 nats 'not my presidnet' 3:17 "we're here because we care, we're here because we want to show solidarity across the country for people who are feeling marginalized, feeling alone, feeling the don't have a place in donald trump's america " this group.. using the state capitol as the backdrop for their demonstration. 06:58 'i think many people here are struggling with trying to find a way to respect our democratic process without giving approval to bigotry. and that's where im at." while some protests nationwide have had issues with violence and vandalism, both these events ended without any issues. 28:52 "this is the fourth night of protests here in the

ongoing protests. most aren't happy with the crowds... or... with us. one viewer writing 'stop broadcasting the protests. you are losing viewers, like myself.' another viewer echoing that- writing "you need to stop broadcasting these protesters. you, the media, are making things worse." the overwhelming message on our social media tonight is- dealith it...the election's over. another woman wrote- "you need to stop giving these 'anti trump' protesters news coverage. enough is enough. choice either, but he's the elected president. we just need to accept that." that." trending tonight-- a united pilot shut down an argument between passengers ...over the results of the election. take a listen to his message to people on board the flight from san francisco to puerto vallarta. to puerto vallarta. says, "we're all human beings and we all need to stick together. we can all help this country in our own way. and that's what we should do. if

needs to vent or rant or rave there's another flight tomorrow. you're not going to be on this one. i hope that's clear ." the rest of the passengers cheered the pilot. a spokeswoman for "united" said - the pilot was made aware of an incident, and used the intercom to diffuse it. the flight landed safely in mexico. the flight landed safely in mexico. the president elect has been fairly silent since the election. 60 minutes landed the first one-on-one interview with the president- elect...ol here's a preview of his interview.. with lesley stahl. interview.. with lesley stahl. lesley stahl: hillary called you. tell us about that phone call. donald trump: so hillary called and it was a lovely call. and it was a tough call for her, i mean i can imagine. tougher for her than it would have been for me it would have been very difficult. she 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.

smart. very smart. trump credits "social media" for helping him win... and he says- he'll continue to tweet as prsident. for the full interview... tune into 60 minutes tomorrow night at 6:00... only on our sister station, cbs 5. cbs 5. that interview was held in new york city's trump tower... which is now a fortress. 24-7 armed security and cement barriers... surround the tower. and the f-a-a has issued restrictions .. extending three thousand feet up.. and two nautical miles out. but the secret service still faces challenges inside the building... because the atrium is a public space.... which has been open to shoppers and tourists for decades. tourists for decades. former arizona governor "jan brewer" is resting at home... after an election night fall, which landed her in the hospital. landed her in the hospital. she says she's been fighting pneumonia for the past couple of weeks. brewer... who was an active trump supporter... was in new

week ... to watch the election results with the trump team. but she collapsed before trump's victor speech, and was rushed to the hospital. brewer hurt her leg and shoulder in the fall... and says she's been on antibiotics. says she's been on antibiotics. 5 days after votes were cast... hundreds of thousands of ballots still need to be counted in need to be counted in arizona. in maricopa county... there 185-thouand early ballots left to count... and 55- thousand provisional ballots to be researched. mari c won't know the full results... until next week counting will continue tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning. two little girls .. missing for nearly 12 hours... are now home safe and sound tonight. an emergency "amber alert" went out... just after 6 in the morning. lina de florias takes us through the overnight hunt for the man... police say ... took them from their mother. mother. around 10 o-clock friday night,

fuller faces kidnapping charges. taking steps... to provide help and hoper alzheimer's in with alzheimer's in our community. today, our nicole crites... helped host the annual "walk to end alzheimer's." 11-thousand people showed up this morning at wesley bolin plaza in downtown phoenix. people came from all over arizona ...and out of state, to honor the 155-thousand local people diagnosed with this disease ....and their caregivers caregivers says, " my hope is to get rid of

i'd love to see a cure." there were more than 600 walks like this nationwide. today's local donors- raised more than 450-thousand dollars! you can still donate - for a link to learn more- k out our 3tv news app. teenage drivers... tested behind the wheel. their instructors threw all kinds of distractions at them.. to prepare them for the roadways. karla navarrete tried out the course at a program called "driving skills for life" in phoenix. skills for life" in phoenix.

in phoenix, karla navarrete for 3 tv. navarrete for 3 tv. a halloween scare at a valley store. coming up - who police are looking for in connection with an armed robbery. with an armed robbery. and... a holiday tradition lights up the night in anthem. stay with us. anthem.

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when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. a petty property crime rises to a much more serious situation... when the suspect pulls out a weapon. as "jaime cerreta" reports - police hope someone watching... can help find him.

witness at 480 witness.. you could get a cash reward. could get a cash reward. a 10 thousand dollar reward is up for grabs... for the safe return of two puppies. for the last month... a trio of roommates has searched

home at southern and mcclintock, in tempe. mcclintock, in tempe. they put up signs around the community... and still... their dogs... gemma and toby... are nowhere to be found. they think the dogs ran out of a gate, left open by landscapers. with this huge reward, the owners are hoping somebody might be able to bring their pups home. to bring their pups home. aaron chapin says, ".we're commited owners. anyway who is passionate about something they love, money is no object. we are truly compassionate individuals. we love our animals, we love our dogs. we just want them back and whatever it takes to get them, we're ok with doing that. ." besides the reward... a german shepherd rescue has offered to help find a new dog for the person who may have found the missing dogs. the missing dogs. a magical night in anthem tonight! their tree lighting ceremony officially kicked off the holiday season in the north valley. in the north valley. our very own javier soto served as the event's master of ceremonies. it took a ten-person team...

with more than five-thousand ornaments... and 80 strands of lights. thanks to viewer elizabeth.. for sending in some photos. you can always do the same.. just use the hashtag #azfamily.. on facebook, twitter, and instagram! twitter, and instagram! and it's beginning to look - and feel - like christmas in manhattan. workers put up the rockefeller center christmas tree today. cut down thursday in upstate new york. the tree's 50-thousand lights will be switched on during a november 30th

take a break. e-mails can wait. that's the message from the owner of a wyoming the owner of a wyoming bookstore. she's banned wi-fi and electronics... to try and get cusomers to actually read books. a sign posted on her bookstore asks people to leave their cell phones and computers in their bags. and computers in their bags. says, "we want people to be able to come into this store... entertain or inform them ." the store owner says... customers have embraced her rules... saying the bookstore is an oasis of peace and quiet. peace and quiet. coming up - new technology could help veterans battling p-t-s-d. we'll show you how it works. we'll show you how it

calls out the f-b-i director... over her election loss. that and more... when the news at 10 continues.

new at 10 - millions of veterans suffer from often-hidden wounds. but there's promising new technology that might offer them hope. jake tapper has more.

this technology is still being tested. so far, neither the v-a nor the pentagon offer database pentagon offer database matching. coming up - was it on purpose? right now - an arson investigation is underway... to figure out if a mobile home fi intentionally started. back after this. intentionally started. back

julia we have a heart for you. when you choose to be an organ and tissue donor, you're saving more lives than you know. sign up. save lives. register now at donatelifeaz.org a fire ignites at a mesa home.. leaving one woman and her pets .. without a place to sleep. the cause is under investigation.. but as carissa planalp exlains.. some neighbors are already pointing the finger.. at one of their own. of their own. says, " ." investigators say the

president-elect donald trump is about to decide who will be his chief of staff... according to his campaign adviser who spoke to reporters today. reporters today. says, " "i think chairman priebus has expressed interest in the position, there are several people being considered and it's mr. trump's decision ultimately."" kellyanne conway is referring to r-n-c chairman reince priebus ... who is considered the front-runner. sources say trump could make the announcement as early as monday. as early as monday. f-b-i director, "james comey" is taking heat from the clinton campaign. clinton campaign. in a conference call... "hillary clinton" said comey's actions related to the e-mail investigation... were a double-whammy to her campaign. she believes the first letter comey sent to congress in late october...

letter... exonerating her...also fired-up trump's supporters. despite her loss... clinton is calling on her supporters to keep moving forward and fighting for forward and fighting for their causes. a suicide bombing killed four people today in afghanistan. afghanistan. nato officials say the blast happened at bagram airfield.... the largest u-s military base in the country. the taliban released a tweet claiming responsibility blast was planned about four months ago. at least 14 people were hurt. the bomber is believed to be one of those killed. one of those killed. singing british singer, sting... reopened the bataclan concert hall in paris tonight. tomorrow, marks the anniversary of the coordinated paris attacks... which left 130 people dead

isis claimed responsibility.. . for what was the worst extremist violence ever to hit france. tickets to tonight's show sold out qithin minutes.

says, "this is a crying shame to america... slap in the face for justice." for justice." cincinnati, ohio is dealing with some protests of their own tonight. hundreds of people took to the streets after an officer... accused of killing an unarmed black driver.... ended in a mistrial. yasmin amer reports. yasmin amer reports. judge megan e. shanahan: "by

i'm yasmin amer reporting.

jersey. of a police shooting in new jersey. the officer is heard telling "edmond brown" to shut the car off. but he didn't. brown attempted to drive off with the officer hanging out of the truck... and ended up crashing into a couple of cars on the street. after a struggle, shots were fired and brown was hit in the leg. he's being held on 100- thousand dollars bail. the officer .. is on administrative leave while they investigate. they investigate. take a moment of silence to honor those we have lost - bell ring the new york community... came together today... to remember those who died 15 years ago today... when american airlines flight 5-87 crashed. on november 12th, 2001... the

airport... and crashed about 14-miles away... in belle harbor. all 260 passengers aboard and 5-people on the ground were killed. ground were killed. says, "to all the family... new york city is with you." the n-t-s-b says... the plane bound for the dominician republic... crashed due to a combination of human error and mechanical issues. hundreds of protesters... at a the dakota access oil pipeline... blocked the site... but no one was site... but no one was arrested. roughly 500 people left peacefully... after linking arms to block the contruction yard entrance. the four-state, 12-hundred mile pipeline is complete... except in a portion of north dakota. protesters worry it could affect their water supply, and disrupt cultural sites. and disrupt cultural sites. tomorrow-- local musicians... are hosting an event to raise money

americans who are protesting that pipeline. the people of the "standing rock sioux indian reservation"... are being directly affected. the benefit... starts at 2 pm in scottsdale... and runs into in scottsdale... and runs into the night. new tonight... a valley girl who has been battling some health issues.. found a way to finish a race she had to forego. we told you about the phoenix 3-tv 10k/half marathon last sunday. but it turns out.. today's race.. was even more special.

it through. " still to come - speeding past their own expectations. a pair of sisters from the valley ... take 'off-road racing' to a whole new racing' to a whole new level. plus - 3 on your side's gary harper has an update on a valley woman... who said her front-loading washing machine was making her clothes dirty and smelly. did she get the

break. the arizona cardinals gearing up for a sunday nfc west showdown in glendale against the 49ers. plus, the suns and coyotes looking for home wins and gcu opening the season at number one the season at number one duke plus, a wild day in college football, three top five teams, clemson, michigan and washington trying to avoid upsets. we've got the moving pictures accompanied by stero sound

says, "in off road racing.. the baja 1000 is undoubtedly the biggest baddest.. its like the superbowl. ." like the superbowl. ." they're the ultimate team. a pair of sisters from glendale are taking the 'off-road racing world' by storm. as amanda goodman shows us... they're attracting big time attention.

in glendale, ag 3tv. on your health watch tonight - fewer people are lighting up. the centers for disease control and prevention reports... cigarette smoking rates have hit an all-time low. the number of smokers dropped about 15-percent... from 45-million to nearly 37- million between 2005 and 2015. smoking rates are highest among men. smoking rates are highest among men. too much time on your smartphone

researchers tracked hundreds of smartphone users over a month. the average screen time was 3-point 7 minutes per hour. longer times were associated with poor sleep quality and less sleep overall... especially when phones were used when phones were used near bedtime. tonight.. n-f-l players and doctors are calling on the league to reconsider its ban on marijuana use. many are worried about players taking too many narcotic painkillers. narcotic painkillers. a study found 71-percent of developed some sort of dependency on pills. a players' union is looking into forming a committee to consider alternative therapies for pain management.... including marijuana. we have an update on a mesa woman ... who says her front-loading washing machine stinks! the manufacturer.. offered some tips to fix the problem. 3 on your side's gary harper put them to the test.

tonight... we're asking you to to the holidays -- to help feed valley families in-need our annual 3-tv "bringing hope to the table" food drive.... is in full swing. just drop by any "frys" grocery store- pick up a "gobble- give" scan card at the register... to donate to the salvation to donate to the salvation army. other than the opening loss against the kings the phoenix suns have been mentally engaged and played as hard as possible. planet orange is not skilled enough to come

pistons coming off a win against the pistons tonight, suns taking on the three and five nets. eric beldsoe dishing out the love to marquse chris big time thunder. chris with sixteen later it's bledsoe to tj warren throwng it down. warren with eigteen but phoenix down eleven at the break second half, bledsoe keeping his teamates involved alex len high and hard , makes it an eight point game devin booker tough night shooting, five of eighteen shooting. point blankpulls the suns within two (score) but not enough stops, trevor booker tough to the rack, nets end the game on a 22 t 4 run to beat the suns. 4 run to beat the suns. dan marjerle's lopes first ever game at cameron indoor stadium lopes came out hard, oscar frayer good look knocks it down, lopes up 15 - 9. newcomer shaq carr fearless to the hole lopes feeling good up 17-12. duke goes on a run, grayson allen, three ball duke up 24-19 on the other end, joshua bruan answers with a three ball of his own. gcu

takes control, luke kennerd to frank jackson pounding the iron duke by seventeen at the half second half, it doesnt get better, grayson allen the steal and the big time finish a good learning experience for gcu losing 96- experience for gcu losing 96- 61 the arizona coyotes honoring veterans tonight against the bruins. oliver ekmon larson, spiffys uit! scoreless after one, zdeno chara chnages that one time beats louis domingue, making his eighth staright start less than two minutes, davd pa glendale, coyotes lose and head to calgary on wednesday. wednesday. the nfl has no mercy, the cardinals plan on not showng the lowly 49ers any on sunday. san fran lying in the cesspool of last place in the nfc west with a record of one and seven and lacking playmakers. lacking playmakers. in the first meeting, david johnson ran through the 49ers paper machete defense for a 157 yards and two scores in the 33-21 arizona

make a playoff run, the squad has to come out sharp and focus to put a bad 49ers team away,. bad 49ers team away,. says, "...beat them last time ." ." aa win over number colordao would make rich rod and the struggling cats feel better. utah draws first blood, phillip lindsay up the gut caps off a sixteen play 81 yard drive arizona answers, going 85 yards on eight plays. smajie grant working the body, three yard touchdown tied seven. colorado loves to pound the ball. lindsay the pac-12's third leading rusher!! gets in for his second touchdown. wildcats on their way to their seventh staright loss staright loss the pac-12's lone playpff hope number four washington facing number twenty usc. trojans freshman quarterback sam darnold 20 touchdowns coming in, balling darreus rogers thirteen yard

sc making a statement up ten - three. (score) they add a ronald jones touchdown and upset the huskies!! touchdown and upset the huskies!! at death valley, number two clemson wasn't ready for unranked pittsburgh. wild game clemson, up two with a forth and one., instead of letting quarterbcak desean watson make a play, wayne gallman gets the ball and gets stuffed!! pittsbugh takes over, drives down and chris blewitt, who has the wong name for a kicker nails a 48 yarder clemson nation stunned as the tigers go down 43-42 43-42 at iowa jim harbaugh and number three michigan trying to hold off the pesky hawkeyes. three seconds left, iowa freshman kicker keith duncan, 33 yards for the win. he is officially the mayor of iowa, giving the hawkeyes the iowa, giving the hawkeyes the upset win., octane always good for the nasal passages, xfinity series at the pir, ticket galaxy 200. kyle busch dominates leading over a 180 laps for his

erik jones and justin allgaier ponch their ticket to the final four next week at homestead final four next week at homestead senior pga tour in scottsdale, charles schwab cup chmapionship. american paul goydos, a finance major out long beach state, dialing up the right calculations with the birdie on fifteen. goydos the clubhouse leader at

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- you are being watched. the government has a secret system-- a machine that spies on you every hour of every day. i designed the machine to detect acts of terror, but it sees everything... violent crimes involving ordinary people. the government considers these people irrelevevant. we don't. hunted by the authorities, we work in secret. but victim or perpetrator, if your number's up, we'll find you. - olivia wants to extend the trial separation another six months. neither one of us is willing to bring up the "d" word. when you get married, you think you found the one. i mean, how do you know? i mean, how does anyone know? - well, i'm no authority on these matters. but if you want to take some time off,

that keeps my mind off the situation. so tell me, how goes our little experiment? - i'm glad you asked. what do you make of that man on the bench? - looks like he tied one on a little too tight. - bet you'd never believe me if i told you he was a violin prodigy who played two years with the philharmonic. - how exactly does this help stop terrorism? - before i could teach the machine to find bad people, i had to teach it people in general. i programmed it to identify outliers: individuals who are... interesting in some way. - to teach a machine the complexities of human nature-- i mean, no offense, harold, but... is someone as introverted as you

- oh. who's molly cole? - i have no idea. - 24-year-old graduate student at nyu. major in astrophysics. says you were with her last night. so work must not be the only thing that's kept your mind off the separation. - so what's your point? - you asked me if the machine was capable it's learning by watching everyone. even you. oh, that's odd. - what? - that woman painting at the railing. grace hendricks. freelance artist. volunteers at a children's shelter. but beyond that, no anomalies that i can see.

[computer keys clicking] i'll go over the code again, see if i missed something. - hmm. well, at least the machine is showing us it has good taste. [computer keys clicking] - aah! bear! [dog whimpers] what did we discuss about boundaries? - morning, finch. - impeccable timing, mr. reese. i've just begun digging into our latest number. - a little stingy on the sprinkles. - graham wyler. a 42-year-old family man. owns a small hardware store with his wife in far rockaway. - the suburbs? never had a number out there before. - unfortunately, murder isn't confined to a zip code.

[dog whines] - wyler moved to the city from fort wayne, indiana, in 1997. he's been married to his wife connie for 14 years. - and the daughter? - izzy. honor student at sandburg junior high and soccer star. wyler's mortgage is affordable. his credit is good. ar, free and clear. - so we found the most boring man in new york. - see the black smudges in the air vent? 'cause your motor's fried. come back in an hour, and i'll have it fixed for you. - great. how much do i owe you? - [scoffs] just buy your next drill with me, we'll call it even. - all right, saturday's fine. okay, bye-bye. that was mrs. beckett. she just guilted me into helping with the pta fundraiser. - she wouldn't know what to do without you.

for his machete. can i help you, sir? [softly] i told you to call before you showed up. you trying to get me busted with my wife? - whatever, man. you want these or not? - yeah, just make it fast, all right? - looks like wyler might be dealing more than power tools, finch. both: mm. - we did shuttle runs all day. - yeah? sounds like fun. - yeah. - want to see something? - tickets to bruce springsteen? - front row seats, for mom's birthday. pretty awesome, right? - it's kinda lame, dad. - well, how about this, then? - no way! you fixed it! - [laughs] - oh, thank you. - all right, finch, this guy's a saint. - i'm not so sure.