conditioning unit was pushed in. and you they came into my room.>> reporter: phoenix police are looking into it. they do not have camera video nor a description. a few days ago, the doctor finding her office and shambles, and her computer was still there. the only thing missing so far our drinks from her refrigerator. >> i know they took them, they left the evidence of a straw associated with it in the back room on the investigators told 12 news that they're working to find connections with the similar crimes happening in this area. as far as the school, the kids will be back in school tomorrow and head over to 12news.com on how you can make a donation to help them out. i am charly edsitty , 12 news going to the hot headlines. were starting off with a child -- we are starting off with a

he is accused of sharing images with kids and then downloading and storing them. investigators learned that he was part of chat rooms on the internet where the images are shared back and forth. if you live in the arrowhead area, be on the lookout for this man. the guy in the sketch is accused of groping a woman near 59th avenue. it happened earlier this month. investigators say that he grabbed the victim from behind, she was able to get away she helped us create this sketch. if you know who you may be called glendale police. the city of scottsdale is investing more than $30,000 -- $30 million for this area of land. it has a long-term goal of preserving 34,000 acres. the money used comes from sales tax from scottsdale voters. the police in north

>> a black officer shot the 43- year-old who was also black. officers say that they encountered him will serving a warrant on a different man at an apartment complex. he ended it -- ignored officers commands and then posed a threat. other witnesses on social media said that he did not have a gun. and that he was sitting in his car reading a son's arrival from school. >> protesters took to the streets. at times, the protests turned violent. charlotte police say that 16 of the officers were treated for non-life-threatening injuries. >> we will give you a live look, crowds are gathering.

officers during this incident. hopefully, those will provide more details in the coming days. place in new york city say that hundreds of 911 calls came in reporting suspicious -- police in new york city say that hundreds of 911 calls have come in reporting seeing of suspicious package. >> they got more than 400 phone calls of suspicious packages between saturday night and monday afternoon. luck contained explosives, federal prosecutors have charged this man with planting those bombs as well as others in new jersey. the head of the pharmaceutical company is defending the cost of the life- saving epi-pen. she has no plans to lower the cost. in a testimony before congress,

they have struggle balance between price and access to the drug. the price of the drug has grown to $600 for a two pack. that's an increase for more than 500% since 2007. >> the base the price over eight years. we raise the price and i think what is incorrectly assumed is that 608 is what the company receives. we received only $200 >> many schools did not have the drug when the resistance was lower years back. there are 47 days until the november election. governor mike pence is heading to arizona tomorrow to campaign. the vice president candidate will be stopping at a church in mesa tomorrow evening at 6:30 pm.

reacting to the shootings that happened in the last 48 hours. >> reporter: donald trump reached out to the african american community. he held this at a cleveland church. he made headlines, first the shooting and killing of a black motorist with his hands up. >> i do not know what she was thinking. i am troubled by that. >> reporter: donald trump says that we have to get to the bottom of the charlotte shooting were police claim that the man stepped out of her -- his car with a gun. hillary clinton still leads in the polls. the wall street journal poll says that she has the lead. hillary clinton went back onto the campaign trail on the battleground state of florida.

agenda, but to many african- american people end up dead. >> we have two more names to add to the list it is unbearable. it needs to become intolerable. >> reporter: hillary clinton went on to walk a fine line, police and communities of all races need to do better. edward lawrence, nbc news, washington. preparations are underway for several members of congress took part. it was in our role stage in washington -- the inaugural stage in washington. kevin mccarthy and paul ryan, they waited patiently as the senator continued to work on their nails. everyone had a good laugh about it. hillary clinton and donald

time on monday. it will be live only on 12 news at 6 pm. then join us for the voice and then 12 news at 9 pm and 10 pm. it is no secret that getting behind the wheel here in the valley could be a pretty stressful situation. >> while some of the drivers are extremely curtis, others not so much. they an rage. joining us live with a deeper dive into bad driving. here is william pitts reporter: but we wanted to see, what drivers should be doing live a better. we went to the people who have seen more bad drivers than anyone else. the police. we asked police department around valley but should drivers do better? the chandler police department said that you should turn left.

intersection at the crosswalk and wait to turn. but you are supposed to about instead of blocking the intersection and is yours until it is safe to turn. if the light is red it is just red. they tried to teach people how to turn left. >> it sets you up for a proper term.>> reporter: that is the inside lane. the next one phone. the police department said that they got a ton of people not paying attention and do not realize that people stopped right in front of them. put the phone down and just drive. and remember your turn and do not cut across three lanes to get there. hold your hands at 10 am and 2 pm. the last one comes from adot.

driving and yale that people, learn how to merge -- and you yell at people, learn how to merge. you need to use the entire lane to move over. >> you have one car go through.>> reporter: adot says that the method will help the we tried the zipper merge, and other states have tried it, and they created their own videos to try to teach people how to do it. live in phoenix, william pitts . on this weight loss wednesday, five foods that could help keep your belly trim including the green vegetable right there. a sneak peek at what is promised to be a shocking night

on law and order. today's social sound off question. coming up at 6:15 pm on 12 news at 6 pm. we are expecting a cold front to move through. i will tell you what it means for your thursday forecast, coming up right after the break. tonight, only on 12 news at 10 pm. watchdog wednesday, dietary supplements may not be as safe as you think. that's tonight

it is another big night in prime time. the team races to stop a corrupt dea agent from selling missiles to a drug cartel. the season premiere of law and order. we are hearing that the first few minutes of tonight's show will be a game changer for the chicago pd from years. he took the law into his own hands after the murder of his son. we will find out how that storyline unfolds. state tuned for 12 news right after. it is but lost wednesday right here on 12 news. >> it is. it could be the biggest culprit for showing the biggest weight

without a lot of salt. chickpeas, they are versatile, they are great to add to salads, and they are the main ingredient in hummus. bananas are packed with potassium and help fight back against too much sodium in your body. >> they help to provide much- needed protein, please. to have >> i keep almonds nearby. >> i like the baby carrots. they are a little sweet. and you could dip them into the hummus. >> maybe, but if you switch out ranch for hummus? that is what i do. on sweetened banana chips.

chips. they have become a friend. it is almost time for the race for the cure. please join 12 news as we support this race. this year, it will be on october 9. you can still register right now. let's take a look outside, today, the sun returned, the temperatures are noticeably co. here is caribe devine. >> we have some amazing weather on the way. were getting to our prime time here in arizona and here in the valley. the next few months will be golden. today, believe it or not it was a couple degrees warmer than average. we made it up to 100 degrees. that goes above the normal of 90 degrees. today's record was 107 in 2011.

left over from the hurricane. we have a weather disturbance moving through the southwestern portion of the state. and then south of this area, there are some storms. we are not out of the woods as we head through the rest of tonight. we could see a shower or a storm pop up. there is some development out to the was. to the north, some showers, but they are pushing their way into southern utah. this brown box, it is a wind advisory. this is out until 8 pm tomorrow. and what is going on with that cut we have a cold front coming in so another fall area of low pressure that will be pushing into arizona, as it does, it will pick up the winds and give us instability to get showers going tomorrow. the best part, it will cool us down towards the end of the week.

tomorrow. this is future cast. kingman 27 miles per hour winds. flagstaff, the wind flow will be at 25 miles per hour. here is a look at the monsoon meter. we are not quite done with this yet. we are at a number 4. and southeastern arizona, that is a 2. that will be the final shot ofn weekend. we get down to 88 degrees as a high, 10 degrees cooler than the average. the weekend, in the low 90s, it will be spectacular. next week, we do see a little bit of warming but not much. we will stay in the 90s. for me, it has been harder for a west coast team to pay them

morning. rather than an east coast team. >> bruce arians and his cardinals head east for their first road game of the season. without a doubt, he would love to see his team get off to a fast start. fast start it has not been the norm for the cardinals for the past two games. >> we have some young guys that get way too hyped up for games. they have to settle down. they have to communicate better. >> in the first two games we have been unprepared, it comes down to execution and being efficient. we have not been efficient enough with those first couple drives of the game to score. >> all right.

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every wednesday night on 12 news at 5 pm. we look for tennessee tips that may help you or may not help you with the match-up for the week injuries are starting to play a role with starting lineups. the tennessee league first-

the season he has a torn meniscus. he will undergo surgery tomorrow and will be out for 3 to 4 months. with him out, the value increases with his backups. mckenney will start in his absent. he is in his third season. pf career rushing -- he has career rushing. and then the low-lying situations, he has 12 career touchdowns. it is time to wake up and smell the coffee. i'm looking at straight at the baltimore ravens. three years ago, he was one of the leaks top tight ends.

he hauled in nine passes for hundred 2 yards. he is a favorite -- four 102 yards. he is a favorite. he is worth picking up.>> do any of you guys like fantasy football? >> we have tried. but none of you guys would let us in. you does out. >> he said it already started. i'm in three different leagues. >> i will see about getting you guys in next time. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> [ laughter ] we will take you to the basketball court for the video of the day. this coming up on

denny's introduced new buttermilk pancakes and now we're introducing free pancakes for kids. who's crazy idea was this? well, we're pretty sure we know who. for a limited time, kids get our new pancakes in any of these flavors,

pm. if you were given the chance would you give up everything to follow your dreams? >> more millennial's are doing just that. >> it has been the most incredible experience of my life. >> we will introduce you to the arizona man that sold everything he owns to live his life on the open road. a day after classes were

60 schools in eastern canada were evacuated for similar circumstances. what the fbi is doing. that's tonight at 10 pm. we are enjoying the video of the day. >> so are the kids at the peoria boys and girls club. o'halleran: i had some really tough cases you are watching people the news,

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protests, charlotte police plead for calm after demonstrations erupt over another deadly police shooting. tonight the conflicting accounts of that fatal encounter. terror trail, chilling new surveillance of the suspect handling a it bam, as the fbi releases the images of two me it's looking for tonight. plus the first look inside the suspect's bloody notebook. trump and race, a famous surrogate drop as racial epithet as trump courts african-american voters. and results from our brand-new poll. epipen outrage an embattled ceo defending a 400% price hike on a life-saving device to furious members of congress