i'm not authorized to tell you that. you need to leave. >> camera s and crews forced to leave by federal agents after they spotted something strange downtown. >> this video shot around 7:00 this evening. several people waiting outside the federal courthouse. we were met by federal agents telling cops. we called police ourselves. phoenix police tell us this was part of a training exercise. the same drills that we reported to you going on all week. a traffic stop turnings into an immigration bust. deputies discovered more than a dozen people hiding inside a pickup truck.

deputies turned over 14 men at u.s. customs and border protection. one of the men had already been deported three times. that happened around 4:15 this afternoon in casa grande on the i-10. deputies pulled the driver over for a traffic violation and found a number of men hiding under a blanket in the back. the men had several water jugs painted black also had shoes padded with carpet. >> when they're coming through the desert, wherever their origin is, the carpet is used to cover their tracks as they're moving through the desert. >> finding 14 people in one

get ready for a cool morning, temperatures drop in the 40s in the valley. freeze warnings up north, kingman, payson, pace to winslow. mostly clear skies. with the clear conditions, temperatures are gonna drop quickly. overnight lows in the upper 40s peer the valley -- here in the valley. this is the video that launched two investigates against a flagstaff police officer and put him on leave. he punches the woman while trying to arrest her. this was yesterday. tonight the officer is claiming the woman attacked him first. she was telling the officer she doesn't have a warrant against her. >> you are under arrest. >> i am not arrest for anything

you can hear her arguing with him. today we got body cam video of that altercation. he says the woman kicked him and kneed him in the groin. her wasn't had been taken care of and she did not have an outstanding warrant. a valley football team should be celebrating tonight but they're blocking and comments. >> reporter: these 10 to 13 year-olds are state champions. the chandler bears are a pee wee football team. >> they don't have everything handed to them. they gotta earn everything they dochl >> reporter: including paying their own way to the national

get the entire team there. >> we've been out to the asu games. >> reporter: it was at the suns game that at least one fan looked half the color of their uniform. >> they were met with some adversity. some pretty negative things were said to the boys. >> reporter: the game was on wednesday night the day after the election. >> i do think emotions were high, and everybody was a little exhausted from tuesday. >> reporter: no one will repeat coach and team say they've moved on and learned from it. >> in my son takes nothing else from football, it's that everybody is equal. they have an opportunity, they're all on the field, they're all wear the same jersey, and we're all the same people. >> the suns say this goes against everything they stand for, and they donated some

me for the team as well. getting a very hard disturbing look at the yes or no of domestic violence in our state. a new report released only to cbs news shows one arizona onis killed by domestic violence every three days. this is the first time the arizona coalition to end sexual and domestic violence has put this report together. they found that over the have died. >> the top-10 nationally for domestic violence related fatalities. and we have a really high amount of deaths as a result of the domestic violence. higher than the national average. >> the coalition said their report does not include deaths on tribal land. domestic abusers often stalk their victims. i'll tell

victims are having keeping their jobs. >> jodi arias's defense attorney is facing a 4-year suspension from the arizona bar over the book he wrote about on his infamous client suspension is not a done deal. a judge needs to sign off on the terms and so does jodi arias. >> >> vandals are ruining the holiday spirit after someone ripped the head off some christmas decorations in phoenix. the family put up decorations on sunday. the next day they found the deer ripped apart. their young kids were left in tears. >> it's just very frustrating,

and vandalize and break your christmas decorations. >> the family filed a police report. they were able to put the deer back together. they're worried the vandals will return. president elect trump is offering michael flynn the position of national security advisor. he's been a sharp critic of president obama. and a surprising naming tossed around for secretary of romney. he will meet with the president elect to possibly lead the state diameter. and two other names on trump's short list are causing concern. >> early on in his campaign, donald trump brought up the idea of having muslim immigrants register to a database. he moved away from that idea after backlash. some worry the talks could be resurfacing because of who the president elect seems to be surrounding himself with. the

poverty law center has labeled one of the most notorious islamophobes. >> local reaction to the local development. >> reporter: there are about 50,000 muslims who live in arizona, and most are in maricopa county. for them the idea of a database is not new. but it is something many of them are preparing for. >> we want to make sure that these types of happen once again, that history does not repeat itself. >> reporter: the council on american islamic relations of arizona is talking about japanese internment camps, and the controversial no-notice lists after 911. >> you have people who have never been charged with a crime, somebody may just have a common name and. there are 4-year-old children who show up on no-fly lists. >> reporter: he worries the past attempts to monitor american citizens might not be

working on form his transition team now, the idea of having them so close to the white house is causing concern for the muslim community. >> this type of appointment would be extremely dangerous for all american muslims. >> reporter: some have wondered if a muslim registration database might come next. >> reporter: >> we n and to be vocal and to speak with their elected officials. you have constitutional rights as americans here. you can't have those taken away. at the same time we can't rest on our laurels. >> reporter: "there is no registry of muslims proposal whatsoever."

tomorrow temperatures going to drop into the upper 40s 40s. winds out of the west at 7 miles per hour. satellite and radar, cold front, behind that area of low pressure, has moved to the north and east of us. a lot of snowfall, area was denver, snow into the dakotas. for us mostly clear skies. with that temperature drop quite a bit. the next system will arrive here late day on sunday. we'll get this chance of rainfall. here's your day in detail. down to the upper 40s, around sunrise, 7:00 am, 71 at noon. mid-70s by 4:00. and the 7-day forecast, the first ten minute, 76 on your friday, 81 saturday. lower 80s on sunday. a chance of rain, late sunday into monday.

monday. get ready for your friday. you've got what you need for tomorrow. >> stay with us. you gotta hear this. a valley man waited to sell his home until after the election. and then he sold it within hours. >> adot has artistic mans for

unfortunately this employer is now just as much a perpetrator as the people who raped me. >> the victim of a stalker

treated by her employer. >> how often stalking victims get fired for being stalking victims. >> no one would er have any idea that this has been a part of my life. >> reporter: we're hiding this woman's face because she's sharing her story, what she survived when she was a little girl. how she left home and >> i was known as a leader among my peers. >> reporter: and what happened the day her rapist reached back out to her. >> i was contacted by one of the individuals. >> how did this person contact you? >> social media. >> reporter: one out of every three women will suffer from sexual harassment or violence. one out of seven will become the

them, telling their employers makings it worse. >> did the company treat you different differently? >> yes. there were definitely changes. and the changes were not positive. >> reporter: our investigation found example after example just like that one. stalking victims report to their employer and find themselves out of a job. >> is it illegal in arizonato fire an employee because of stalking issues? >> absolutely, absolutely. >> reporter: dan bar is an attorney who has represented stalking victims. >> employers don't have to make their workplaces armed fortresses. but they do have to provide safe workplaces and reasonable accommodations to people when they're being threatened by stalkers >> reporter: according to experts, this is an underreported problem across the

numerous people where the employee was terminated or fired because they disclosed there were a victim of a crime. >> reporter: pam is an attorney who helps business development procedures for crime and stalking victims. making accommodations is a hassle stalkering be a danger to other employees. stalking by former domestic partners is a leading cause of workplace v this shooting inside a chicago department store in 2014 was traced to an ex-boyfriend turned stalker. >> what the workplace needs to do is create a culture where more people feel comfortable coming forward with this type of information. >> i wanted to know at first that this was only happening to me. >> reporter: in phoenix the woman who spoke to us said her job died a slow death. glowing

stopped short. >> unfortunately this employer is now just as much a perpetrator as the people who raped me. >> that woman told us her trouble at work started the day she told her boss about her stalker. and things were never the same again. other states like california have employment protections that are specific to stalking victims and written into their laws. the housing market seems to be heating up again. >> it slowed before the election. now it is red hot. >> reporter: when ricky tailor decided to sell his phoenix home, he was not expecting what would happen next. >> it was very surprising to me. i expected at least to be a couple months or so. >> reporter: by sundown the same day he listed, his home was in escrow. >> it was sold in 24 hours.

>> simple, modern, contemporary homes. >> reporter: real estate agents say now that homeowners know who will number the white house, they're ready to think about their house. >> any presidential year, there's usually a pull back on the market. >> reporter: listings like this modern built more home are once again in high demand. >> we had some records on the amount of people coming through early to tell how quickly the market is rebounding, he says the numbers should follow. >> people that were holding back, sitting on their money are more comfortable moving forward. it looks like adot wants the south mountain freeway to have a very distinctive own

they chose this design from a wright designed resort at the base of south mountain. >> interesting. from spiders to scorpions you may see more creepy crawlies inside your home this winter. >> those critterce want inside as temperatures cool down. valley winters don't get cold enough to kill off the entire population. many will try to winter. >> i thought this morning i was gonna need a sweater. [ laughter ] >> the scorpions need a warm spot too. close those doors.

we have a big opening for you in the west valley. us-60 grand avenue and bell road bridge is just about done. portions of it did reopen today. it'll be completely open next tuesday on the 22nd. everything should be done then. just in time for your thanksgiving holiday. and of course your

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record heat yesterday. silverthornee, colorado, two hours west of denver, snowfall making things dangerous for drivers on the interstate. slow-going. you can still see some snow falling in that area. satellite and radar, this is that area of low pressure that brought with it the cold front. cool things down here, and snow showers pushing out toward the dakotas. for us, temperatures overnight lows. teens in flagstaff. 24 in prescott. highs tomorrow where we should be, in the mid-70s. 46 in flagstaff. chance of rainfall late into the weekend. also on monday. with youth comes much-needed patience. a combined 2 goals.

vancouver. canucks host 11 of the last 13. brad richardson gets things going. marty hans'll out front, scary moment. a hit from trimken. a lower body injury. right now tied at 2. 1977, john travolta dazzled it was the last time the cardinals won in minnesota. big red won't be staying alive if they can't get past the vikings sunday on the road. larry fitzgerald has never won in minnesota. >> i haven't bun in buffalo. i

never won in pittsburgh as a professional. there's some places besides minnesota. [ laughter ] >> it's something i would like to change obviously but it doesn't keep me up at night. carl edwards banging the drum, bringing in this one off the panthers. fantasy owners ued faint playoff hopes a cougars come out on fire. 13-yard touchdown. later a little trickeration. a first-yard score. louisville's playoff hopes are over. 36-10.

start against northern iowa. graham banging inside. he had 19. panthers take over from there. cook, fake, sfak, bam. cubbies won the world series, and chris bryant won mvp capturing 29 first place votes.

srp kicks off their annual canal dry-up. several will be affected. crews will be removing spills, replacing liners and fixing gates. the work is 18th. video from south dakota of one of the biggest buffalo roundups in almost 50 years. the 2,000-pound animals are corralled, vaccinated, branded. more than 30 million used to roam the u.s. they were nearly driven to extinction but have seen a major comeback. >> incredible to see them.

right there. highs tomorrow around 76 degrees. the overnight low into the upper 40s. bundle up! >> warm in temple and mesa.

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