don't expect them to take to this anytime soon. >> joe, still, a lot of hoops to get through. >> the ceo and president said they'll be taking to the governor and state legislators about the move and to get help along the way. the team is talking and in negotiations with the catalysts development corporation to develop a with an adjacent facility that is the home of asu hockey and other sports the arena has been the home of the arizona coyotes since 2003 and the highlights of the time, a three year playoff run between 2009 and 2012 but their attendance was over 13,000 a night, the second

they need a new arena to help further the brand. >> it's a big investment and we want to be here long-term and build a winner. the way to be a winner, you have to start with the best of everything. best practice facility, the best new stadium and put in the location that fans want to be at and attract the best and >> coyotes market owner said all of the right things. the team is hoping to have the new arena by 2019-2020 season. but they'll be here in the meantime in glendale. and they'll fund 50% of the arena and seeking help for the

place, they feel this will go down and optimistic but in the history of the arizona coyotes here in the valley, we have to brace for impact, and proceed with caution. >> thanks, joe and one big question, what happens to gila river arena in glendale opening in 2003? the arena was built with 1 $55 million in taxpayer moneyt near the bottom of the attendance figures and they ended at 29 out of 30. they said they'd end the arena contract but businesses are already excited about the team coming to town, gus van zandt is talking to them and we'll

5:30. >> and they need rebates and taxpayer dollars to help pay for it and many fans are howling. i want your thoughts on this. 44% said they need to find other money. vote now head to twitter at sean on tv, and if you missed you can see it on the mobile app. a hazmat fire this afternoon. told that the fire started inside a tank at liquid environmental services which treats waste water and used oil. crews got everything under control but that fire did send- up a large plume of black

at sky harbor, a terminal was shut down because of a security scare. they said they had a passenger with a suspicious carry on bag board the plane. the passenger was interviewed and crews inspected the bag. a valley man facing charges for pointing a laser at planes. phoenix police said they were able to track down the laser strikes and arrested this man. they caught him in the act and he now faces a hefty fine and possible jail time. the show low police officer

>> she had one short contact with him, on a cold winter's day. >> he offered me a ride, it was cold. >> if the out powering indication, officer reed touched means lives. >> it's like family. arizona teen indicted for a cyber prank that for valley 911 dispatchers of. arrested after tracing a hack back to a website he ran, he's facing four felony counts for computer tampering. got to 87 degrees and you can see mostly clear and if you like the heat you'll love the forecast. here's your evening in details.

per hour. and we'll continue to see warmer temperatures again this evening and 81 by 7:00 and great view for the super moon and temperatures dropping to 74 by 11:00 and big changes and cooler temperatures, that's coming up. president obama is heading overseas for his final foreign trip as president, where he is going straight ahead. plus trump transition

president obama is departing for his final planned overseas trip of the presidency. one of five stories in 55 seconds. he'll head to greece for two days, set to arrive in athens before heading to germany. several different groups are planning protest marchs during

the post in 2008 and was then captured by the taliban. charges with desertion and faces life in prison. >> chelsey formally known as bradley manning, wants president obama to commute her sentence. sentenced to 35 years in federal prison. >> julian over many of. >> and 130 people killed in paris and most of them inside of the concert hall, this is the one year anniversary. >> another chance to get a glimpse of that super moon tonight and it may may for great social media, it's causing serious problem.

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january. >> he began his first full workweek since winning the election and protests continue to protest. reporting from new york. >> hundreds of students took to the streets of east los angeles to protest. some carried signs supporting immigrants and muslims and gay people. >> it comes after he appeared on "60 minutes" and to targets. >> the people who have criminal records, drug deader and criminals. probably 2 million or 3 million, we're getting them out of the country. >> don't be afraid. we're going to bring our country back. but certainly don't be afraid. >> security is tight here outside of the treasure towers,

reince priebus was named chief of staff and steve bannon is chief strategist. he was citeanti-defnation league said it was a sad day, and he's slated to star member in the people's house. >> now he's the president elected and now how to transfer his real estate business to the children. and there are rules for this but they don't apply to the president or vice president. ethics watchdog said this doesn't do enough to cut off

trump administration. turning your business over to your family. a real blind trust, one where he picked a third party independent to manage his investments. >> trump advisor said he wouldn't advice their father once he's president. not every ballot has been 45,000 early ballots still haven't been processed. on top of that, another 55,000 55,000 provisional ballots haven't been counted. tonight residents have begun to assess the damage after a major earthquake in new zealand. it killed two people and left

but you don't bring the people back. new zealand sending navy ships to parts of the country inaccessible by roads. >> feeling the full effects of the super moon. that happened this morning, the full moon has been been this close since 1948 and reached the peak of fullness this morning. this is quite the sight causing some problems with high tide in places like south florida. >> this super moon was stunning over miami. unless you live in coconut grove, the bay came ashore at high tide sunday night. we have 6 inches of water here in the streets that shouldn't

top of this. >> it's submerging city streets and it's expected to be worse thanks to the super m moon. >> is this normal. >> that additional gravitational pull caused the high tides to be higher than they would have been without that super moon. >> we're at the point now that the enough that it's interfering with public safety. >> scientists said flooding incidents have increased 4 100%. if 400%. >> desperate times and desperate measures. they're spending $400 million to keep the tourist mecca

about 5 feet above sea level. but there's a report which suggests that the sea level could rise 6 inches by 2030. that would be four years before we're talking about the next super m moon. the social media post covered with that super moon. it's going to be seen tonight and 99% full. this these are hikers getting a wonderful picture of the super moon in the distance. and just a gorgeous picture there from mike's road trip. here's our forecast, mostly clear and great for star gazing and we'll continue to see the heat, going to stick around through wednesday, and talking close record highs tomorrow, high temperatures close to 90, right now, 84 degrees and keep in mind, average is 77.

me 30 degrees and relative humidity, 14%. winds have died down but a dry front will move through and drop the temperatures. you can see tomorrow mornings, waking up to this, mostly clear and then look at futurecast, continue to see clear conditions and temperatures below freezing and we'll be in the 60s and then tomorrow, still clear conditions but by and the front takes shape. and then once this front passes on by, the temperature will drop, highs almost 16 degrees by thursday. overnight lows tomorrow, getting down to 60 degrees and 27 in flagstaff and 52 in sedona. and temperatures in the 50s for the neighbors down south and your day in detail. warm for hikers but not bad.

at 10:00 and high of 89 degrees, well above average and the 7-day forecast. 89 for tuesday and wednesday, high of 86 and then a 16-degree drop on thursday. friday and saturday and sunday, temperatures start to warm up and gilbert days is this weekend. starting on friday, three day event out in the east valley. big parade and temperatures are at 60 and then 80s on monday.

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estimate to clear things up before going to minnesota. >> they kicked off butt, it wasn't, they had their safeties down in there and did a couple different stunts we didn't practice. and different front. but nothing we haven't seen all year. we didn't block well. >> they can run the ball better on sunday. >> big story, the new arena on campus, this is not a done deal. the $400 million to build it. >> you want to be close as possible to the majorities of your customers and the heat maps, it is just a simple fact that the majority of our fans are located on the east side. >> joe had a chance to talk to

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chandler mother killed while crossing the street. >> tonight, the driver is out of jail. yes, a lot of folks in this east valley neighborhood still trying to come to grips with the horrible events of saturday evening. it was about 5:40, a young mom and two small children crossing the intersection here at ray and ponderosa and a pickup truck runs a red light and now identified as 35-year-old pamela hasslebacker. later pronounced dead at hospital and her two small children are in critical condition this evening. the driver of the pickup truck identified at 39-year-old william eperlynn.

license was suspended at the time due to insurance reasons. peopleere are shook up today. >> we've all walked across the street there and see that could happen, it's just heartbreaking. >> so many lesson to take as motorists. >> the investigation into the deadly collision continues and the memorial here at the intersection continues to grow according to the police. ultimately, it will be up to the county attorney to decide what charges are filed in this matter. three homes caught fire yesterday just hours apart and all in the same neighborhood. they broke out near 40th and

people were living in two of the homes. they're looking at the likelihood that someone set them intentionally. investigators are trying to piece together a shooting, a man was found shot to death in a parking lot and the shooter is on the run. >> i heard just one then, after that, you hear the car pull off. >> police have yet to release a description of the suspect. big news, from the arizona coyotes, plans to move into a new stadium in the east valley. it won't happen for a couple of years but businesses are already excite.