we are making calls to learn more. we have a ground crew on the way. more breaking news out of the east valley, some westbound lanes at us-60 remain blocked near mill avenue. a live. some traffic is gettingt that accident. three people were hurt with injuries from minor to serious. the coyotes may need to stay put in the west valley. >> their hopes of an arena in temping be farfetched, and it's all because of money. >> state lawmakers might not be supporting this plan that involves taxpayer money. >> the incoming house majority leader told me this afternoon that arizona has other priorities and the state may not

million in taxpayer money that the coyotes need to make this deal happen. he will be the second host powerful republican in the state house thanks year. he was completely unaware that the coyotes planned to hit up lawmakers for that much money until the team publicly announced this week its intentions to build the 16,000 seat arena on the campus of asu in tempe. given the pressure to repair incredibling schools, repair believes there's not gonna be a lot of support for the coyotes in the legislature. >> you'll never catch me on a sports show. i forgot the coyotes were still here. they're not a big priority for me personally. if they're a lucrative business and they're going to add value to our communities and bring in more money than they cost us, we might have an argument. i don't know if the coyotes other ones that can make that argument. i find subsidies for sports teams a little difficult when we have

care, group homes. >> it's interesting that we still haven't heard from the governor's office and where he is on this position. we have reached out. the coyotes would like to begin construction this summer and have the arena open for the 2019/20 season. a cool start to our day, temperatures this morning down into the upper 40s across the warmer temperatures over the weekend. nice ridge of high pressure settling in. then some big changes. late-day sunday into monday morning, we got a pretty good chance of rainfall. out and about this friday evening, 73 degrees out there. and temperatures into the mid-60s at 9:00. we'll tell you more about the upcoming rainfall coming up. the migration has begun in and out of the valley for the upcoming thanksgiving holiday. it's just the beginning.

travelled corridors in the entire state. you can expect traffic in both directions starting tonight. and troopers will be stepping up enforcement to keep the roads safe. >> it's that distracted driving that is an issue, not focusing on the task at hand, which is your driving and your safety. watch your lane change, make sure you're clear, watch your speed, focus on the safety of your yourself and your family. in 2014, dps investigated four deadly crashes during the thanksgiving travel period. a change of heart for the valley teenager accused of running down a local veteran. cody gibson has pleaded guilty to one count of aggravated assault. back in april, chandler police say gibson assaulted his girlfriend in a park lot and ran over a veteran who tried to stop him from leaving.

fight after a flagstaff police officer punched a woman in the face. this video has made national headlines. this is the body cam video here. officer jeff bonar tried to arrest marissa morris during an eviction. she said her warrants were taken care of, which turn out to be true. bonar says she kicked him in the groin first; a claim she denies. attorneys want to know why he turned off his body camera before he threw that punch. >> wean her civil rights have been extremely violated in this case, and she's a victim of police brutality. >> they want the police department in flagstaff to fire officer bonar. he remains on paid leave. there is a new police chief in glendale, rick st. john, who

july. asu police are looking into racist flyers around campus that boast white supremacy. several verlgzs made their way -- versions made their way across campus yesterday. one freshman believes that racial tension has increased since the presidential election. >> hearing about that incident breaks my heart a little bit. i came to asu knowing that this was my home, this was my so home where i believe i'm a different race, that people will accept me no matter what. >> in a statement asu said its police department is aware of the incident and the flyers do not represent the asu community. the mexican consulate in phoenix and tucson are being flooded with phone calls, families concerned with president elect donald trump taking over. the office has received four times as many calls about birth registration, where parents who have kids in

children get the same privileges in mexico. >> the tranquility is essential. and we are ready to serve the community. >> the deputy council is telling families it's unclear what immigration policies may be enforced under the new president. border patrol agents in tucson busted a smuggling attempt. they found two undocumented immigrants in the trunk of a car. there was no immigrants told agents that fear forward their safety. they were arrested along with the driver. phoenix police say a man tried to bite one of their officers. there was a scuffle when the suspect tried to bite officer. a hiker survived 3 days after getting lost on mt. lemon

66-year-old ronald hutter was found last night by a motorist. he planned on a short hike but got lost on the upper green mountain trail. he was taken to the hospital for dehydration and minor injuries. there were also thorns in his mouth from eating prickly pairs. holiday hacking, a warning for anyone who shops online. how a scammer kept spending a woman's money even after she change herd password. >> it's scary. you can't see in your own home and relax. a teen records himself shooting out of an open window. >> and what caused this

>> if you just sit in your home and you're watching television and her something like that, that would freak you out! it would scare you. i'm not used to hearing that. >> the teenager lives with his the time. police trying to figure out where the teen got the guns. cars parked on a nearby street disappeared under that large blob of white substance. the fire department said the foam was caused by a malfunction in a fire suppression system. a consumer alert for anyone who shops online. a woman in

her amazon account, even after she changed her password. the crooks spent nearly $1,700 of her money. every time she changed her password, they kept hacking back in. >> if a gift card is entered, a pin, log-in, they've got the entire record. same thing if they try to >> if you have an amazon account, use the 2-step verification feature. there is a separate code texted to your phone. health violations that can make you sick. the disgusting discovery inter? a dish-washing sink in a valley restaurant. >> he'll rub himself, sit in

trying to get the brown off of him. >> claim was racial bullying at

this is my park. i'm like the mayor here. i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel --

same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. in other words, no surprises. morning. hey, abby. like i said. the mayor. following breaking news happening in casa grande. there's been a police shooting near 10th and pinal. just several blocks west of city hall. we are making calls for more information. a family of four can't stay

broadway. the family got out just in time as the flames spread from the attic into the garage. that area had been converted into a bedroom. no one was hurt. part of the home suffered a lot of fire and smoke damage. in tucson a mother and son are taking on the school district after racial bullying. she claims her 8-year-old boy was hit in the head all because of his skin color. she spoke with administrators who said they would take care she was satisfied until the principal and director claimed that she just made everything up. then she got a call from campus security. >> i'm serving you over the phone, you are not to set foot on tucson unified school district property, the school or the district, ever again in your life. nor your son. if you do, you will be arrested. >> the charge , interference with an educational institution. she said she would ignore that

arizona seems to be leading the pack when it comes to cutting down on teen birth rates. they focused on women 15 through 19 in the urban counties. arizona saw a 57% decrease in birth rates between 2007 and 2015. our state was one of five nationwide that saw the biggest drop. teen birth rates in large urban area n fell 38%. you'll have to wait longer for skiing at the snowbowl. they did not open as planned. the overnight temperatures were much warmer than forecast for making snow. there is a 70% chance they will open tomorrow morning. >> you said this wasn't going to be as cold as everyone first thought.

teens. >> that's cold! >> warmer temperatures over the weekend. 70% chance they're opening? we'll have to wait and see. [ laughter ] >> a little warmup and some nice changes. snowfall on sunday, above 7,000 feet. we'll see you that. there you go. live look. sunset out there, gorgeous. outside 30, thank you all for the pic outside, beautiful night if you're heading out and about. starting out the morning in the upper 40s. definitely cool, and we hit a high today of 77. right now we're sitting perfectly, 73 degrees, winds out of the west northwest at 6 miles per hour. look how dry the air is, dewpoint of 7. relative humidity, 8%. satellite and radar, dry again for your saturday. keeping a close eye on what's taking place out to the west of us.

sunday morning, staying dry. later on in the evening hours, there's your chance of rainfall. sunday at 9:30, starting to see some rain roll in, and a chance of showers through the overnight hours. and by monday afternoon, we'll start to see clearing conditions. our forecast for tomorrow, get outside and enjoy. upper 50s for lows. upper 50s by noon. hi and it looks like some nice weather as we get closer to the big holiday thursday. highs around 77. a cockroach crawling up a kitchen wall. a cook not washing his hands. going out to eat can make you sick. you need to know

and who isn't. >> reporter: denny's off i-10 and 67 inning phoenix. four major violations. the health inspector found a cook that placed a raw steak on the grill and didn't wash his hands. mashed potatoes and gravy not held at the proper temperature. pay way at indian school road and 44th in phoenix. four major violations. the health inspection report listed the floor drain under the sewage, raw steak stored tofu. four major violations, toxic substances not labeled properly, a staff member not walk his hands. the green tree inn and suites on 48th near broadway and phoenix. four major violations. the health inspection report listed milk and yogurt not kept at proper temperature. no paper towels at

with the most violations, the mesa community family restaurant restaurant. the mesa community family restaurant had an employee who placed cooked bacon on a plate with his bare hands, food debris on a deli slicer, and a cockroach on the wall near the service koufrnlt. the place -- counter. the place isn legal action. the perfect scores make our dean's list. >> lucy 's market near 12th street and glendale avenue in phoenix. pompom at loop 101 in tempe. >> mcdonald's on thifthd and

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a police shooting in casa grande. this is a live look. it happened at 10th and pinal. look for the latest updates on the cbs5 mobile app and news at 10:00. border patrol must improve conditions at its holding facilities in arizona. that's the order from a federal judge in tucson. he said they must provide clean mats and blankets to migrants held for at least 12 hours. president elect donald trump has agreed to a $25 million settlement from three lawsuits against trump university. they allege the school failed to deliver education it promised. some plaintiffs will get half their money back. others will get all their money back. >> connect with us on facebook, twitter or instagram.

story by using #cbs5az. this is one of the most famous dresses around. marilyn monroe wore it when she sang happy birthday to president kennedy it. sold for nearly $5 million last night. the buyer was ripley's believe it or not. we believe it now! there are more than 2,500 handstitched crystals on that dress. >> i feel like we need the video of her singing. and since we don't have it, paul, you can you refresh people's memory? >> happy birthday to you -- ? ? [ singing ] ? ? >> it's mr. president. >> that is not what she sounded like.

previously on macgyver... can i help you? i'm a friend of macgyver's. is he home? boze, that's not my friend. (whispering): put the phone down, wilt. macgyver: where is he? get down! mac! what the hell is going on?! (grunts) (glass shatters) you see him? ou? riley: i wanted to tell you, but they would've sent me back to prison. so, you lied to me, too. and mac's been lying to me for years. he's supposed to be my best friend. he's still your friend. you've all been lying to me. why should i believe you now? hey, man, you talking to me yet? i've always told you everything. i'm just sorry you didn't feel you could do the same. it was just protocol. protocol?! a man showed up at my house with a gun and you gonna talk to me about protocol?!

. boze... that everything you ever told me was a lie. and you know the worst part? i know this lunatic killer was telling the truth, while my best friend... lied. (door opens) (footsteps approaching) ? ? mr. bozer, the purpose of this meeting is to determine if you are a security threat to the united states. security threat? me? securi-- i'm not even an empty threat. are you kidding me?! mac, come on, back me up here. look, bozer, it's just standard practice in cases