a gigantic hall that holds 17,000. it's about one-third full. several thousands people here right now. joe arpaio on a more somber note. several parents of young people telling their stories. that's part of the setup in a few minutes, rudy, gulianni taking the stage. if you saw him at the republican national convention, you saw riled up. arizona is the state that made immigration put immigration in the national headlines several years ago with sb1070 and had major hard line border supporters here. in just a few minutes, we expect to hear from rudy and donald trump out lining what he would do as president on the issue of immigration. back to you. >> all right, brahm.

we'll be bringing you that live on 12 news.com. trisha hendrix continues our coverage of the convention. >>reporter: hey, guys. hearing a lot of strong opinions, passionate opinions on both sides from trump supporters and protest torrs and right down here -- protesters outside of the phoenix convention center. earlier we heard drumming. talk act the mood out here. >> it's exciting. i just thought it was gonna be a good place to vent a little frustration. >>reporter: talk about where the frustration stems from. >> just the tone of the campaign. never seen one like this. >>reporter: a lot of tension of the streets and people voicing their opinion and protests. what are those feelings being

peaceful. i feel the passion from a lot of the people around here. >>reporter: thank you for your time. now toss to an interview earlier with a trump supporter as everyone was lined shoulder to shoulder anticipating trump's arrival. >> i'm excited. i can't wait to hear what he says from mexico. i'm really thrilled. i'm proud that he went. i'm actually proud. i can't wait for the wall to be an put into place. that's what worries me the most is our supreme court. >>reporter: now, if you're traveling in or around downtown, expect travel delays and of course more protests to come. it looks like this will go on for quite some time. for now, live from downtown phoenix, trisha hendrix. >> there's a lot of things that set that rally apart from the

he's been here four times in the past. >> most notable governor doug ducey delivering the opening remarks. we wanted to know what the governor expects to hear from trump tonight. >> arizona's been on the front lines of this issue and, you know, my first international visit as governor was to mexico city to talk about the trade relationship and the very real issues and how we ca what's gonna be said tonight as much as you do. >> we'll have more from what governor ducey had to say during tonight's rally coming up tonight on 12 news at 10. what are voters here in the valley thinking about trump's latest visit. >> they shared what they thought he should touch on. >> i'm curious what he's gonna say . but it doesn't make it any easier. >> i believe he has to come

middle. >> with the racist comments i would clarify they're not racist and the wall should be built. >> what expectations are for immigration with not only mexico and the middle east and europe countries right now. >> he's trying to do a lot of repair from all the verbal damage he's done, but i think it's too late for that. >> meanwhile hillary clinton today dismistr she said her work as secretary of state while dealing with foreign affairs is hard work and cannot be accomplished with just a quick visit. >> it's certainly takes up more than a year to fix insults by dropping in on our neighborings for a few hours and flying home again. that is not how it works.

but her aids say she has no plans to go. >> it's one of those things that you certainly don't want to have happen on election night but when it does happen, we're happy to be able to isolate that problem. >> secretary of state michelle reagan offering an explanation of what happened to the brand new voter website last night. >> it crashed and experienced long delays. it's the latest mishap related to elections here we have more from reagan and how can voters know we won't see more problems when we get to the general election in november? >> well, the secretary of state assures us they identified this problem. she's optimistic. the problem she says here was what she calls a locked file of information that jammed up the system. >> in non-techy terms it was kind of like a big traffic jam.

caused the traffic jam says secretary of state. the website unveiled by reagan last week sputtered and shut down just after votes poured in at 8:00 p.m.. reagan says the site was offline and under repair for 47 minutes. >> it was a very long 47 minutes but it's been working fine ever since. >> a series of mishaps has docked them since march when they miscalculated the polling election leading to long lines and causing a public black eye for the state. >> as i said before, i'm deeply sorry. >> the continue recorder's office botched the spanish translation of mail in ballots. the secretary of state office was late to send publicity pamphlets to publicity voters. then came last night's primary. aside from the website's

proved to be a success and indicator of what's to come in november. >> we didn't hear problems from voters as to long lines, to problems parking and not just in maricopa county but all 15 counties. >> the feed back from the new website today has been very positive. there may be fallout though for the march election lines. recorder helen pursell who's up for final volts. native americans across the country are joining together outraged by an oil pipeline that will cut through sacred land. >> and could also at the same time their water supply. construction is already under way in north dakota and it's already underway but local leaders in arizona have jumped

sent a letter up north. >> at some point, we may be having to go through the same trails they're going through so whatever happens here in america, it affects everyone. it really does. >> one of the things being considered is to rerout the construction projects. meanwhile protesters are showing up daily and the construction site has around the clock security. co with allergies are now turning because of the skyrocketing cost of the epipen. plus three exotic snakes caught roaming around parts of scottsdale. see where arizona ranks in the list of best states to have a baby. temperatures 103 at the airport and skies clear in this direction but a bit of moisture moving into our north and some to the south.

three huge snakes found in scottsdale are back where they belong. they'd been captured in the same area over the past month. some how they managed to get out of their enclosure. most recent happened monday night as a woman came face to face with a 7-foot boa constrictor while taking out the trash. fortunately no people or animals were hurt. the high cost of the life saving epipen has created a new market on craigs list. >> people are now selling them for a discounted price online

drastically increased. doctors say online purchases could turn out to be deadly. a local doctor adds it's illegal for someone to sell their personal prescription drugs to another user. >> if the person died because the epipen delivered to that person was either fraudulent or nonfunctional, the person who sold it could be held criminally responsible. >> if they don't come fr pharmacist or doctor, you really don't know what's inside them. imagine finding a swat team parked outside of your home. what led to this large police presence in a valley neighborhood. where does arizona fall on this year's list of best and worst states to have a baby? and could a nun's prayer help curve bruce arian's foul mouth? asu's armon perry opens up

look at live 12 news pictures from the phoenix convention center where new york mayor rudy has taken the stage in support of donald trump.

take the stage to speak for donald trump. he's part of the trump campaign. then donald trump is expected to take the stage tonight at about 7:00 p.m.. we'll be streaming that live on 12 news.com. let's take a look at some other hot headlines. swat team members in a neighborhood arresting two suspects wanted in a string of burglaries in the alejandro and leslie taylor behind bars. they'll vote to legalize recreational marijuana here in arizona. opponents filed a lawsuit saying supporters deceived voters but a supreme court ruling confirmed it will be on the ballot. where does arizona fall on this year's list of best and worst states to have a baby?

nation. lowest hospital charges, lowest infant care cost and infant mortality rates. vermont number one on the list and mississippi came in last. >> i would have thought that arizona would have been a little bit higher on that list. >> i would have thought so too because i think we have great care and medical facilities specifically for children. oh, well, guess we'll have to keep doing a bit better. we have some the northern part of our county right now. see a live picture right now. camel back mountain looks pretty good and shade over the mountain due to a few clouds in that area. right now we have a temperature of 103 degrees but should see that go down as we head into the next few hours or so. 101 at 7:00 p.m. and isolated storm possible, 9:00 p.m., 96 degrees and 91 as we head into the 11:00 p.m. hour.

little bit of moisture there and one little shower that developed along the i17. northeast there of lake pleasant otherwise if you look off to the far, far east in gila county, some of that is trying to make its way into maricopa county. concerned about what's happening down to the southeast as well. lot of moisture near sierra vista but moisture ahead of that that could shift its wa into the valley. we're also watching this, storms north of globe dumping heavy rain fall pushing down to the south and west. we're watching what's happening along the florida coast. there are tropical storm warnings there in effect along the florida panhandle. this is tropical storm hermine expected to possibly turn into a hurricane there before making land fall. the forecast says it'll be below that as we head into the

but storm surge and tremendous flooding will be the main concern there. an 8 in the white mountains and 2 in the valley to keep our eyes pealed out for that. a 5 up to the north. here's the seven day forecast showing storm chances through early friday. then we dry out over the weekend as temperatures kind of sit right close to about 100, 101 sunday through wednesday. here's thanks a lot. filling your belly and talking with birds. a nice crowd at today's annual cardinals kick off lunch in where fans got to dine with players and coaches. the cardinals play their final preseason game tomorrow.

as it tradition at the lunch in, a nun gave a prayer to start things off and started off that the head coach bruce arians tones down his language. >> sister, just keep playing, baby. i'm a little too old to change my vocabulary, but i'm working on it. i might have found two more words, but you can't use these either. >> ba is just he? >> just three days away till asu kicks off its season at home against nau. they'll feature plenty of new faces on offense and defense but they get armon perry back from injury, a key starter that will an anchor a secondary that was the achilles heel a year ago. perry feels lucky being back on the playing field. >> when i officially seen it,

it was probably the worst mental battle i've ever been there. there was types i lost it. >> armon suffered a grade three ankle sprain with bone and ligament damage. a change of equipment saved his playing career. >> i was taped underneath my cleat ands they said luckily i did. if i didn't, my career might have been over. my leg could have snapped and all that. >> family, and teammates, armon is back and stronger than ever. >> i feel like nothing can break me. it was some of the darkest times of my life. just not knowing what's wrong with me, being in the bedroom by myself just asking god, why? why me, you know? >> saturday's season opener can't get here fast enough. >> i'm really excited just to get back out there in front of the friend and my family, and i

swag back to the secondary. i feel like some of the guys look up to me as a leader. i think sun devil nation missed me a bit. >> they kick off saturday night in tempe against nau. >> thank as lot, robbie. it's a good thing to have him back because asu definitely missed some of that swag in the secondary. the worst secondary in school history a year ago. >> makes a difference to have a little attitude, doesn't it? >> need talent like that. >> thanks. a food iv how people here in the valley are helping those in need one put at a time. it's coming up -- putt at a time. coming up next. what did he say and how is the world reacting? we have the complete break down of donald trump's campaign defining speech. and time for football. the cardinals are about to host the super bowl champs. the shocking thing that one out of every five women experience at work.

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