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live from cbs5. breaking news. we have new information tonight about breaking news that we first brought to you at 6:30. police say they have shot and killed a man that was with a machete. >> let's get right out to the amanda goodman. were any officers injured? >> reporter: yeah. we're told that no officers were injured in all of this. they have identified that man as 4-year-old gab -- 48-year- old gabriel parker. it began with a call from a family member saying parker was

knife. they say parker was armed with the machete and he charged them. we're told officers use the leslie -- lessless lethal force, twice. >> parker's family friends tell me, that this was a kind man and they claim that this did not need to happen. officers, though, say parker left them no choice. >> i don't it well. they could have had some other ways. >> i know he posed a significant throat the officers causing them to try to use lethal force and then continued that threat which caused them to use lethal force. >> reporter: dps has now taken over this investigation. we're told the three officer; now on standard leave.

tonight. two motorcyclist in the hospital. officers say neither rider was wearing a helmet. this crash is under investigation. >> border patrol agents they're near too san busted another -- tucson rung. they were arrested along with the driver. and there has now been a spike in immigrants trying to cross the border. >> and some expert says donald trump is part of the reason. derrick stall traveled to the board they are week and has answers. >> along the i-10 and casa

men off a truck. they say all of this is common. >> whether it be smuggling individual, market ins, it comes through this interstate. so we deal with it every day. >> according to the department homeland scorn 40,000 were arrested since october. santa cruise county -- cruz county sheriff says could be similar to what >> when senator bill 1070 came out. that was the thing for the cartels. now is your time to come over. because once that kicks in, you're going to have problems. >> reporter: he says cartels could be trying to profit from trump's election. >> the cartels, going to take advantage. going to try to bring as many people across as they can between this time before something is definitely put in place.

will believe that. >> reporter: cbs5 news. and the border patrol has to improve conditions at its holding facilities in arizona. that's the order tonight from a federal judge. he says they must provide thin mats and clean planet cans to migrants held for at least 12 hours. opponents argued that basic human needs were not being met. and settled three multimillion dollars lawsuits. he has agreed million as a settlement as a result of his now defunct trump university. they allege the school failed to deliver the education that it promised. some plaintiffs will get half of their money back. others will get all of their money back. meanwhile, new yorkers are getting terrorred with the grow -- frustrated with the growing amount of security around trump tower. the entrance now surrounded by metal and concrete barriers. along with several check points as well as police officers. the secret service says not us

that's where trump's office and the penthouse he lives is located. less than an hour ago, we got regard that recorder, finalize the results of last week's election. this comes after more than a week of playing catch up with thousands of ballots that needed to be counted. a11 cop determining a racist flier posted recently on campus. which told students to "get white and save the white race" asu police looking them up. phoenix police say a man tried to bite one of their officers. there was a scuffle when the suspect tried to bite the officer. he is now facing some pretty serious charges. the officer did not suffer any serious injuries. a valley civil rights leader is now joining the fight after flag staff police officer punched a woman in the face. the video, made national headlines.

she was resisting. saying her warrants had already been taken care of. she kicked him in the groin before he hit her. civil rights leaders want to know why the officer turned off his body camera before punching morris. >> we just feel like her civil rights, we know, that her civil rights have been extremely violated in this case and she's a victim of police brutality. >> they want the ic bonar. he remains on paid leave. with thanksgiving less than a week ago, the migration -- away, the migration has begun. and it's just the beginning. dps and adot says the i-17 fryway will one of the most highly traveled corridors in the state. you can expect more traffic in both directions. starting as early as tonight. troopers will also be stepping up their enforcement to help

four deadly crashes in the thanksgiving travel period. and california's drought has done a lot of damage to the state's trees. look at that. the u.s. forest service says more than 1.2 million trees were killed in the state. it's not just the drought. there's an infestation of barked beetle. which is also killing the trees. >> back here in arizona, when word of a winter storm, that -- at this storm was on its way, arizona stobel snow. >> they got very excited. it was supposed to open today but that didn't happen. martino here withens as how weather was getting it very difficult. basically set in opening day. >> it is. and in the weather department, we always say things like if we actual controlled the weather, no problems at all. but what we have been seeing over the past couple of days, is this -- they have been making winter happen. >> this is the scene up at

staff since late wednesday night. the snow making machines have been going full blast. >> monitoring everything. since then, so we can, you know, react as soon as we can with low humidity and cool enough temperatures. >> mother nature, has not been on ski seasons side. >> we are just waiting for the weather to corporate. >> reporter: 2015 saw one o of the strongest el nino's on record. they opened on november 20th. earliest opening in 40 last spring. and had a wonderful season. >> but this year, la nina arrived and this has led to a warmer and much drier weather pattern. to put it in per skippy. -- perspective, november 18th, 2015, more than 20 feet have already fallen. november 18th, 2016, zero. nothing. so the only way to open is to

>> we hope to up lower ridge to lower north star runs. >> reporter: in the past and before they got snow making machine, they did not open until january and sometimes only opened for a few days. now, according to their website, snow bowl has a 70% chance of opening by tomorrow morning. if it doesn't, keep check their website to find out when they'll open. paul? >> all right. there is snowfall. snow levels dropping down to about 8000 feet over the weekend. in fact on sunday n snowball just above 10,000 feet. so another chance of snow in the forecast. late day sunday. that's all of the pictures on social media. just one more day. folks are getting excited out there and some pictures o -- of this snow making may sheens. started off the -- machines. started off the morning. it was definitely chilly. hit a low this morning.

right now sitting a the 63. winds are nice and calm. ridge of high pressure. holding in place. again for tomorrow, and then we're going to start to see that ridge weaken and we're going to see some clouds push in on sunday. here's future cast. a few, high, thin clouds in the forecast. and look what happens on sunday. sunday evening. around 7:30. start to see a chance of rainfall as the front passes on by. and it will quickly move on through. in fact, we're going to see showers throughout the morning monday and showers tapering off in the afternoon monday into monday evening. overnight lows tonight, not as cool. we'll drop down to 55 degrees. 46 in sedona and that seven day planner, 82 for saturday. chance of showers late day on sunday. there's a chance of rain about a quarter inch of rainfall and

temperatures above average. and a high of 77 with clear skies. >> all right. thank you. it's 10-10 and you have your answers for the weekend. but still to come, it's a sign of the season. people pushing and shoving at each other just to get a deal. but what actually leads to this? the science of black friday mania coming up. >> and we have some answers for parents. on a dangerous new drug cooked up in a lab twice as we're asking parents to pay attention to this stuff. help us keep a lid on the problem. help us stop. before the tragedy comes to

mars is closer than you think. >> mission to mars had may be years away but some students in

transforms just a regular school into a virtual mars transport. that's the schools but there. using screens on the windows. allowing these young explorers to take an up close look at the red planet. >> very cool. >> great way for education to further the issue. speaking of education, there's a new synthetic drug out there. twice as powerful as heroin. >> it's called pink. the dea just banned it in all 50 states. there's nothing stopping kids from buying it online for cheap. >> this thing will kill you and it will kip -- kill you fast. >> is it the latest synthetic oidioid. it's called pink but it's no joke. >> 7 times powerful than

heroin. >> in counties that small. -- quantities that small, it can end your life. >> it's called pink because because kids often snort it off of their pinkies. >> they take the amount they would think they need for heroin, but it's stronger it'll actually kill them. >> this one here has a g notice it again. not for human use. >> we're asking parents. pay attention to this stuff. help us keep a lid on this problem. help us stop it before the tragedy comes to your family. >> the dea says pink has already killed 46 people. including two kids in utah just a few weeks ago. new york has seen 31 deaths. north carolina, 10. >> there's no question that it's going to move into arizona at some point. >> speaking a as parent himself, coleman says it's

it starts claiming lives here. >> if pants are paying attention the kids will be able to get it. it'll end the life of a child, it'll end the life on adult. >> >> reporter: cbs5 news. >> before the dea put a 2 year band. it was legal in 46 states. including right here. it seems like this. which has some wondering why do we go crazy for black friday. maniacs over a deal? >> asu researchers looked into the season craze and cbs5 lauren ramier has moreens as for us. >> we are a week out and there are already people camping out that the best buy getting ready for the big sales. researchers say the advertisements that people are exposed to on black friday, might be the cause of some of those fights that we see getting them all excited before

fistfights, staple feed and in some rare cases, death. black friday has earn and violent reputation because of scenes like these. >> we have been seeing this sort of violence on black friday, which is essentially a shopping holiday for ten years. more than that. we -- every year. it seems there's more and more of these examples. >> reporter: asu researchers wanted to figure out >> this would be easier to understand if this was the disaster situation and we are fighting for the last loaf of bred. of -- bread. but that's not case. >> reporter: his team told people different advertisement. one showed a sale of limited quantity.

they are females, put their feet like this and shook it you have a. >> reporter: it aalso found test it's tore roan levels spiked after expore sure to black friday ads. >> we weren't necessarily surprised but it was interesting to us to see how strong the effects were. >> and they also found that people are less aggressive when sales are from a set time period. say from 6:00 a.m. to noon. opposed to a set number of items available for sale and these researchers say if more stores did this, we might see less fights on black friday. lauren r, why mer, cbs5 news. >> fascinating and disappointing all in one. consumer report, apple started purging thousands of apps from their app store. there that's because some are fake. scamming online shoppers while others just don't follow app --

day care -- will be taken offline over the next few weeks. >> i couldn't see anything. in the middle, it's probably like 10 10 feet fall. i tried to -- feet tall. i tried to stand up. i couldn't get out of. >> kind of an impromtu foam party. look at that foam seeping out of nearby business. you can see is the winds swirling it around. the ny firefighterring systems. and that them to creating this blob. it's similar to the kind the phoenix fire department uses for house and oil fires. >> mostly made of water and soap. but compressed air as well. which phoenix trucks are not equipped with anymore. it makes that foam much more billowy. and the fire department says they still used come pressed air on their trucks base at the airport. >> that's probably unfortunate. that's very expensive.

but it shows you right there it does work when you need it. >> all right. so lindsey was on scene for tonight's foam party here in phoenix. so what happens to the stuff now? phoenix fire say they'll just wash it off and the ingredients, it does not hurt the environment environment. well, flash back friday and check out what we found. rare color. video, of ph ago back in 1956. this clip shows a parade, full of cowboys, coaches and marchs bands. and lot of people taking trips and a trip back in time. this is what sky harbor looked like. six decades ago. a far cry from the airport. passengers waiting outside and using a staircase to board that

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an amazing find here. two men in alaska, a of they discovetw you can see the antlers sticking out of a frozen lake. the man who found them said the moose were in the middle of a battle, took them hours to get the moose out of the ice. is that incredible or what. what a find. let's get a look at forecast. temperatures dropping down into the upper 40s this morning. we're going to see overnight lows tonight. not as cool. we'll get it down to about 55, 46sedona.

highs tomorrow, a little bit warmer. pleasant. plenty of sunshine. we'll see temperatures around 82 degrees. enjoy. let's talk sports. baby steps this season for the phoenix suns and a tough lesson learned after a lackluster effort earlier this week. coach early watson took his team to local high school and put them through a defense comes first seminary. there was some busted lips and the suns, hit the floor tonight hopefully a different and the sun's devin booker rolled his ankle. in fact, early watson sat all of his starters. and the sun's bench would explode. williams followed by the free throw. and the bet, getting it. -- three big threes. the suns bench scored 78 points. most sunt 1995. the hard practice works. they win by 20.

iowa. bob buy hurley sun devils take on tulane. and have you heard of buffalo transfer toran graham. he can jam. and physical low buffalo transfer from the parking lot, drains it. both of these guys followed hurle why to tempe. asu is going to play on sunday again against dayton. brad richardson under going surgery today after suffering you feel for him. he scored his fifth goal. the coy -- coy owecoyotes lost in had a shoot out. and glammed off waivers by the atlanta braves. along with others. those three going to other teams. did protect 6 prospects. and just when you think the cardinals can't possibly stomach another injury, special

a bad knee will likely end his season. gooden has been activates -- activated on sunday. how about the high school

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welcome back. we had cameras all over the valley covering high school football. dreams of playing for it all. on the line tonight. all over the valley. here they are. your high school football plays of the night. we start mountain point in the red mountain. here's running back delan, salgat. looking lying david johnson. he hits and mountain point wins it 21- 14. how about catalina. finding brian beckham. a little drag route and he'll dot rest. they beat higley. and it was blow out city. chandler won 62-30. how about tj green. he scored 6. 6 touchdowns tonight. this one of the 90-yard variety.

next week and it's going to be a fun week because williams field and centennial moved on. so got a couple games tomorrow as well. >> i'm pick ing chandler to win it all. >> pretty good pick. >> all right. love chandler. look at this. high tomorrow 82 degrees. we'll start off in the mid-50s. gorgeous shot right there from our news chopper. nice little sunrise. >> nice. >> steven colbert is enjoy your weekend. >> have a good weekend, everyone.