first time in its history declaring trump unfit, trump tweeted today quote, the people are really smart in canceling substitutions to the dallas and arizona papers and now usa today will lose readers. the people get it. but donald trump's campaign is not responding to the city of phoenix demand that it stop airing video of phoenix police in a campaign ad. the city claims the police officers never agreed to be in the ad and it looks like they're endorsing trump. the cities a cease and desist letter to the trump campaign phoenix bird logo. greg stanton says city employees can't endorse a candidate when they're working. >> the campaign which unfortunately utilized on-duty phoenix police officers in a way that made it look like there was an endorsement. >> trump will be campaigning for votes in prescott valley on tuesday. he's holding a rally at the prescott valley event center at 2:00 p.m. the campaign says doors will open at 11:00 a.m. thank you.

rolling out a new plan to get more people volunteering. >> that's right. clinton wants to enlist 5 million volunteers into her new campaign. called the national service reserve. they would do things like respond to natural disasters and help the homeless. in exchange volunteers would receive college credit or time off from work. >> i don't think you'll hear anything about this from my opponent. >> [ laughter ] >> and you know what? i think that's a shame. because national service has always been a bipartisan goal. >> clinton says she also wants to increase the size of americorps and the peace corps. clinton's running mate tim kaine is making a stop in the valley next saturday. the vice presidential nominee will attend a private fundraiser in phoenix, so far no public events have been announced. you can watch the vice presidential debate next tuesday right here on 12 news. the debate starts at 6:00 p.m.,

news at 9 and 10. turning now to the weather, we finally made it, today is the last day of monsoon 2016. taking you live look right now at one of our webcams here over the downtown phoenix area. as you can see it is still kind of looks like the monsoon is trying to hang on. what can we expect for the rest of this evening? let's take a look at the satellite radar. although we are not seeing any showers here in the that is developing just around the chandler area. hitting i-10 right now that shower seems to be pushing its way to the east. another one out towards the queen creek area around st. anne. other than that there are a few showers down south of buckeye north of gila bend. so just kind of in a nutshell we'll be looking for an isolated stray shower or storm throughout the evening and then we'll be clearing things out as we head through the overnight hours. this weekend is setting up to

so normal this time of year no storm chances, plenty of sunshine and take a look at that, big dip in temperatures down to the mid-80s as we kick off next week. coming up a look at some of the monsoon rainfall totals from across the state. those 80s are going to feel so much cooler. thank you, caribe. switching gears, domestic violence is an issue that impacts as many as one in four women and one in seven men in our community. october is domestic violence awareness month. typically we think of physical abuse but today, maricopa county leaders raise the flag about a new breed of attacks. in a revealing demonstration, officers from the phoenix pd family investigations unit pointed out a number of ways that abusers are physically able to track, hack and stock victims. from a child's teddy bear -- >> cameras can be placed in the mouth. >> reporter: to list mania's electronic items. >> give to somebody and they

phones. >> one party can control the others phone and they can track you. with this phone i can track anybody. >> reporter: what if it is the user is hiding deep in the digital shadows? cyberstalking is considered a form of domestic violence. >> social media is the new frontier of violence. and it is often invisible. >> reporter: this woman, who we'll call rhiannon, has been tortured at the hand of an unknown online serial stocker. >> he has created literally thousands which was to harass me. >> reporter: somehow she endured the emotional chaos that this internet stocker has created. but at the expense of her career. >> and many close friends. so until law enforcement can corner this guy, rhiannon is reaching out to other cyberstalking victims. >> they are not alone in this. there is help out there for them. there is a scarcity of resources. but the more people who come out and make their story known, the more it will get addressed on a legislative and law

committed. >> new laws that include cyberstalking went into effect the summer to offer greater protection for domestic violence victims. there is help out there in our community. you can find more information on it at 12news.com. residents of the small northern town of sanders are now calling on the epa to help investigate high levels of uranium in their drinking water. last spring 12 news told you about the contamination problem. it is so bad that schools ha for the past year. the school district had hoped the water problem would have been resolved by now but that's not the case. researchers say uranium mines spilled from the '70s is to blame. west phoenix powerplant is doing some end of monsoon cleaning this weekend. tomorrow morning two steam stacks and the water tower that have been out of service for 15 years now are coming down. >> that is a big cleaning job. 12 news' nico santos has a final look at the valley landmarks.

down. >> they are going to be taken down with explosives. so it's kind of the end of an era. >> reporter: the stacks and the water tower stand tall for almost eight decades. now, the final remnants of the decommissioned phoenix powerplant. >> they've been a valley landmark since the 1930s. out of service since 2001. tomorrow they are coming down. >> all taken down essentially within one second. it will be one quick and then it's done. probe just like that months of planning for a second of action. >> fall in place. we have amazing contractors who are on site. who have been working at this for nine months. this is down to a science. >> reporter: while it's sure to be a sight to see -- >> nissan will not be very loud. >> reporter: advances in technology and the structures themselves keep the noise level down as low as the average human voice. at one point the steam units were one of the valley's biggest energy producers. but no need to worry. aps has the newer cleaner and more efficient plant up and running on the same lot.

old oil fired unit used to. it's enough to power 250,000 arizona homes. >> reporter: set for 7:00 saturday morning but sorry, there is no public doing site. in west phoenix, nico santos, 12 news. someone has got to get video of that. coming up, new body camera video revealing what happened in the moments leading up to a deadly police shooting in kingman. a fireworks display up in flames inside a valley walmart store. the men now faci how much damage the fire caused. great weather means it's always -- it's always wedding season. so which are the best cities to get hitched? nearly two decades after the mysterious phoenix lights strained -- strange sites are appearing in other parts of the

right now let's take a look at your hot headlines. kingman police have released new bodycam video of an officer involved shooting. warrant at a home yesterday morning. one officer went to use a stun gun. the suspect opened fire hitting an officer. police returned fire, killing the suspect. the injured officer is now in serious but stable condition. a sheriff bomb squad called out for a possible explosive in the desert. officials say they found that incomplete pipe bomb this afternoon in maricopa. they now plan to test it for any possible for your prints.

inside a phoenix walmart. it happened back in june at the store near indian school road and 51st. 20-year-old tristan damonte bailey is now facing arson charges. according to paperwork damage to the store was estimated at more than $12 million. still ahead on 12 news at 6:00, just much more than a birthday party. the big celebration for one girl at a valley school. the answer to today's social sound off. which places in arizona make thisr' and think bruce arians is worried? think again. and you know it's going to be a wild weekend at the ryder cup

time now for today's social sound off. which places in arizona make this year's list of best cities to get married according to while at hub.com, three arizona cities actually make the top 15. getting hitched, you want to head to tucson. scottsdale. or tempe. experts looked at things like lowest average wedding cost, most bridal shops and best weather. >> makes sense. if you want to get married in the top-ranked city in the nation, you have to head to orlando, florida. it's been an emotional day for one of the valleys --

birthday. just one year after finding herself suddenly clinging for life in the hospital. >> 12 news' jan wahl is at heritage elementary school in buckeye where her entire school gave her a big surprise. >> reporter: the plan for today 's assembly started weeks ago. but the message for my eye and hundreds of her classmates is more than happy birthday. walking through a tunnel and cee low green, of honor at her school's hero assembly on her birthday. >> the whole school did. >> have that make you feel? >> overwhelmed. >> reporter: one year ago a miracle happened. maya got a liver transplant after becoming deathly ill overnight. at the time her mom thought she was going to have to say goodbye to her baby girl for. >> every day seemed to be moving slower and slower. and every day i was wondering if this was going to be it.

last time we're going to be able to because our daughter goodbye? >> reporter: 12 months later maya is feeling better than ever and is competitively swimming again. her family by her side, telling hundreds of preschool through eighth graders about the legacies donors leave. >> it's important because you like need to give back i guess. those who like need it. >> reporter: a legacy that will live on in my eye, one -- with maya. >> i think i would cry fi and just what a gift they've given our family. >> reporter: more than 2300 people in arizona right now waiting on a transplant and nationally more than 120,000 people. for more information on how to get connected with donate life arizona go to our website, 12news.com and click on this story. in buckeye, jan wahl, 12 news. really important message there. happy birthday to maya. >> definitely. on the last day of the monsoon.

looking a little like monsoon right now. >> it does. looking like that all week long. take a look as the sun sets here in arizona. it's a pretty nice shot there. you can see clouds making for a nice colorful sunset. although today is the last day of the monsoon, you may still actually see a little bit of storm action across our state. so we are officially finished. the season did start on june 15. finishing today. here is how we made out. 49 so we are below the average total of 2.71. and it turns out that this year's monsoon is the 55th wettest in phoenix history. now, although we were below normal there were some cities across arizona that fared pretty well when it came to monsoon rain. in particular flagstaff. 10.75 inches there. that was above normal. tucson also above normal at

in 2.44 inches for flagstaff above the average, and over an inch above normal there in tucson. in phoenix of course i mentioned we were below normal there. also out towards yuma, below average with rainfall by about 0.3 of an inch. a little bit of green on there, especially out towards the queen creek area. a shower is pushing up to the east. we'll be clearing out pretty soon in that area and then down south of buckeye along highwa west. nothing really major happening but we'll be watching out for a stray shower or storm to move through for the early evening hours. southeastern arizona we had quite a bit of activity for graham and cochise county that has moved into new mexico. up around flagstaff very cloudy start. recently had some storms but they are dying out as well. here's a look at what we can expect for the weekend. dry conditions, westerly flow, we may see a few spotty showers

but that's about it for saturday and then sunday, monday here comes an area of low pressure cooling us down, the biggest effect for next week and then some areas like the eastern part of our state on monday we'll have a chance of rain in the forecast. a look at our high temperature for today, 96. expect very much the same tomorrow. minus the clouds and the chance of rain. sunday we're at 95. there comes the cool front. down to the 80s for monday, tuesday, wednesday. it's almost time for the susan she come in ce cure. join 12 news as we support the race this year on october 9. at the cesar chavez plaza in phoenix. you can register right now at komenarizona.org. all right. the surprisingly bad 1-2 arizona cardinals host the surprisingly good 2-1 l.a. rams, can you believe that?

chasing the ramstein that hasn't has a winning season since 2003. began for the cardinals on sunday. let's call it what it is. it's a must-win game for the bird gang. no secret the cardinals offense needs to get off to a better start. they have and scored a touchdown in the first quarter of any game this season. but that's not what concerns ba the most. >> i just want to score one more point than the other team. i don't give a [ bleep ] just one more point than the other team. >> all right. cardinals and rams kick off at 1:25 on sunday. day one of the 41st ryder cup has a tribute to the late arnold palmer. and yeah, that's lefty, going right-handed, if you will. phil mickelson had to hit a shot right-handed in the morning for some, he and his

andy sullivan one up, part of a 4-0 morning sweep by team usa. afternoon session switched to the four-ball. that was sergio garcia knocking down a pot on the 12th. as team europe came storming back. to take the lead. i tell you right now, they won three of four afternoon four ball matches, into tomorrow's action here on 12 news, team usa holds a 5-3 lead. the coverage starts at 6:00 a.m. all right. night fever season, time to look at the best hot shots from the week. all right. play number 1 williams field wide receiver max fine with maybe the catch of the year. check it out. he will bobble it at least six times before somehow completing the catch. great show of concentration and staying with the play. nicely done. play number 2 is a defensive gem, watch peoria as erin come down with the interception.

drags the toe, nice play. play number 3, from these bears, ryan kelly goes deep. watch silverman go up and get it at its highest point to make the catch. grade grab their. you still have time to vote. log on to 12news.com to cast your vote for your favorite play of the week. voting expires in a few minutes. the winner will revealed on friday night fever. as always you can chec friday night fever at 11:35, it's our game of the week, our fan vote game of the week plus a lot of other action and the asu prep sun devils join us in studio. be a believer. catch the fever. >> some really good options for the plays of the week. i don't know how we're going to pick. >> it's tough. you still have some time until 6:30. >> talented young athletes out there. up next, the new season of saturday night live kicks off tomorrow and we've got a

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coming up, tonight at 10:00 our exclusive investigation continues into the case of the mesa police lieutenant who tried to pull the cop card and talk his way out of a dui. but failed. now a scottsdale police commander has been suspended and jail staffers are getting demoted and losing pay. after cameras caught them giving the lieutenant special treatment behind bars. finally, saturday night live

tomorrow night. plenty of fans are anxious to see what the show has got in store as we countdown to election day. first on the agenda, alec baldwin joins kate mckinnon for an snl take on this week's presidential debate. >> i'm glad i'm not one of the writers who has to take on all of the political material and try to right something funnier than what's being said. >> catch the season premiere of "saturday night live" tomorrow night with host margot robbie and musical guest e 10:00. >> should be interesting. thanks for watching 12 news at 6:00. remember, 12 news is always on at 12news.com. that's where you can get the latest news as it happens and of course the 12 news app.

angelina turning to the real life olivia pope. >> why she just hired the crisis manager who inspired tv scandal now on "extra." >> the key new player in the half billion dollar divorce. why angelina just hired judy smith, the real life spin doctor kerry washington plays on scandal. >> i'm always very interested to see how judy smith handles stuff. >> did brad and angie make a deal? plus breaking couples news. kaley cuoco's red carpet debut with her new boyfriend. who is he? donald trump's new twitter tirade.

queen alicia machado's past and why it could backfire. >> and alec baldwin's sneaky peeking his plan to destroy donald on this weekend's snl. >> he said hi always wanted to play him. and now his wish came true. >> then lady gaga's first words about her super bowl halftime show. >> and kate beckinsale, the secret funny girl. and aj's new interview with his old friend alicia keys. >> you were a little gerl when i met you. >> opening up about "the voice," motherhood and her decision o go make up free. >> did you realize you were going effect women so much? >> now on "extra," entertainment studios hollywood. >> hey everyone. welcome to "extra." i'm mario lopez. coming up. blake lively, ryan reynolds baby