>> 12news at 10:00 with mark, vanessa, caribe, and coop, starts now. >> 12news at 10:00 tracking the big picture tonight. >> team 12 covering the stories you will be t tomorrow. >> a former miss arizona launching accusations at donald trump. another contestant comes to his defense. >> tim tebow spokes for the first time after helping a fan having a seizure. >> the reason he says he stayed to help. >> it is not a choice. >> watchdog wednesday. a major development following a 12news investigation. >> a local vacation company we warned you about. >> a once in a lifetime dna test. >> but this one is geared for

12news at 10:00 starts right now. up first, 12news at 10:00 tracking breaking news. a valley woman behind bars arrested on terrorism charges. >> team 12 working this story right now. >> monique griego is joining us live from the alert center with what we are learning at this hour. monique? >> reporter: yeah, hey guys, the arizona attorney general's office is working the case along with fbi agents at the phoenix bastien after serving search warrants. conspiracy to commit terrorism. one of the searches happening in chandler, the other in florence where the attorney general's office says she lived. the investigation is ongoing. now, all of this is coming just one day after a teenager suspected of plotting a terror

pleaded guilty. mahin khan was asking people for weapons and supporting terror groups. now, the attorney general mark bernovich says he is working closely with the feds to prosecute people planning terror attacks so breaking, michelle bastian behind bars with conspiracy to terrorism. monique griego, 12news at 10:00. more breaking news. two teenagers have been shot near a wash at 75th avenue and deer valley. peoria police tell 12news they are 15 and 18 years old. neither of them have life threatening injuries. they met in person to sell electronics after arranging it online. they got into a fight and opened fire. new details on a 12news exclusive warning.

promising to book incredible trips. >> arch vacations did not deliver. stacia naquin joins us with the exclusive new information. >> reporter: after our report, the attorney general's office filed this consumer fraud lawsuit against the company that happened just today. these papers could mean new hope for customers who say they want their money back. and former employees who say they still need to be paid. pretenses, false promises. words used by arizona attorney general mark brenovich in this consumer fraud lawsuit to discuss the practices of arch vacations. former employees of arch vacations told me two weeks ago they believed customers paid thousands of dollars for trips that may not be booked. >> these clients and customers that we built rapport with and earned their trust are trusting us and they are being taken

karen swope. >> they told me they had a ten- day cruise to the mediterranean. >> reporter: that was over a year ago. with more than $6,000 spent, she has yet to take her trip or receive a refund. just last month, she won a judgment in small claims court in california against arch vacations but still no money. i talked with her today about the arizona attorney general's consumer fraud lawsuit. >> absolute release and a little bit of a sense of victory. >> reporter: the employees we spoke with still have to go to get the wages they say arch vacations owes them. >> get them what they pay for, but at the same time, give us what we worked for. >> and never do this to anybody else again. >> again. >> correct. >> reporter: they appeared closed when we checked them out. they wouldn't come to the door when they we tried to speak with them. >> we are from channel 12. we need to talk to you about

answer to the arizona attorney general's office. for karen swope, that means there is hope. >> you may finally get your money back. >> even after all of this, i still have hope that i will get my money back. >> reporter: the attorney general's sauce says the company will have to file an attorney to respond. then a trial will be set with money back to consumers or a fine or the company can go to trial stacia naquin, 12news at 10:00. >> we reached out to arch vacations. in a two-and-a-half page statement, the company's president said they plan to fully investigate the attorney general's allegations to determine whether any of them have merit. you can read the full statement on 12news.com. and now, let's go to decision 2016. another busy night for the presidential candidates with only 26 days until election

underway, a first, donald trump and new allegations surfacing today. the new york times publishing interviews with two women who say that trump touched them inappropriately without their permission. one woman says it happened on board an airplane three decades ago. another woman says that trump kissed her against her will back in 2005. trump has denied it saying that none of it ever took place. also tonight, one of arizona's former pageant queens is claiming trump barged into dressing room filled with half naked contestants in 2001. tasha dixon competed in that pageant and said some of the women were topless and had no time to cover up. this comes as a recent miss usa contestant defends him. >> he came strolling right in. there was no second to put a robe on. some girls were topless.

women changing, that is such a far-fetched thought, concept, idea. he respects women. >> well, 12news has asked the trump campaign and the miss usa organization for comment. but so far, no response. and now, to the democratic side. and hillary clinton's campaign for the white house. clinton holding a rally tonight in las vegas. as one of her advisers accuses donald trump of lying on the debate stage in the wake of this new meanwhile, wikileaks campaign e- mails confirm clinton tailored policy positions to her presidential ambitions and focused on the e-mail investigation. chelsea clinton is making a valley visit next week to campaign for her mom. she will be here the same day as the third and final presidential debate. you can watch that debate live on 12news. coverage starts at 6:00. then stick around for blind

10:00 p.m. the maricopa county sheriff's race is a hot one. paul penzone up by ten points from joe arpaio. the public affairs poll last week shows penzone has 50% of the vote and arpaio has 40% of the vote. this has early voting gets underway. 200million people are registered to vote early. ny avoid potential long lines like what we saw back in march. new tonight, new technology may keep you alive during monsoon season. we all know how bad the blowing dust can get. especially while behind the wheel. adot is working to change that with sensors that can detect blowing dust from a mile away. the new technology in the design state has the potential to save lives. >> the idea here obviously is

to alert our folks. when is the possibility of a dust storm? try to get as much advanced warning as we can. >> adot will put sensors on i- 10 between tucson and phoenix. they are expected to be up and running in a couple of years. it is not even a choice. it is the right thing to do. it is what you with supposed to do in my opinion. >> tonight, tim tebow talking for the first time since getting praise for tending to a man will had a seizure glendale baseball game. he is here in the valley trying his hand at baseball. >> but he is going viral once again for his actions away from play. ryan cody joins us live from phoenix with tebow's side of the story and how the guy that he comforted is doing right now. ryan? >> reporter: yeah, obviously, it has been an overwhelming couple of days for the guy tebow did help on tuesday. he had another seizure this morning unfortunately. that is why he is spending the

and asked if he is a believer in miracles. he said yes, but not sure if this one fit the category. as for tebow, he felt a lot more comfortable talking to brandon on tuesday than he did in the batter's box. and he is just fine with that. >> an opportunity to help someone is more important than anything that i could have possibly done on the baseball diamond that day. >> tim tebow answering questions for nearly a half hour wednesday after batting practice. mo baseball. and, everything to do with what happened after the game on tuesday. >> and i looked over then i saw brendan going ... kind of going to the ground, going into a seizure. >> reporter: that is when tebow says he started praying. with no idea exactly ha was even happening. >> there was a point where he was going through the seizure and there was a point where he was unconscious for a little while. >> reporter: a few minutes later brandon opened his eyes.

tebow is not. >> i was praying for him though. >> reporter: adding one new chapter. but in his mind, religion aside, it is what anyone would have done. >> what are you going to do? get back to the bus and look up social media? am i going to go catch up on the game? what am i going to do in the next week or the rest of my life that will be more important? when someone is need, what are you ever going to do that is more important than that? it is like you are not. and so when you meaningful, that are significant where you can make an impact, do it. and, like, you know, it is just ... obviously, i get passionate about it. >> reporter: tebow says that he does plan to reach out to brandon at some point over the next couple of days and check in on him. see how he is doing. talking to brandon, he says he has also respected tebow for his beliefs but never been a huge fan because he roots for

gators have their little rivalry between the two schools they will rekindle in the next couple of weeks. brandon is now a huge tebow fan. live in phoenix, ryan cody, 12news at 10:00. 12news continues with more stories you have to watch. >> the dna test that reveals to you exactly how to finally lose those extra pounds. >> a 911 operator fired, her excuse for hanging up on thousands of people calling for help. >> janet jackson confirming the ru jimmy. >> hey guys. bryan cranston is my guest. do not change the channel. it's good.

tonight's top headlines. up first, hurricane matthew and the aftermath of the catastrophic storm. the cleanup is still understood way in north carolina. including a 50 to 60-foot breach in a dam surrounding a cooling pond another a power plant. so far, there are no evacuations for people living near that. the state is dealing with fierce flooding. water is still rising. 20 people have died so far. wells fargo ceo is retiring effective building the company into the world's most valuable bank. however, john stumph has f has been under fire when employees opened millions of accounts that were not requested. prius is recalling hybrid cars. the 2016 and 2017 models have a defect that could keep you from

crashes, injuries, and deaths. only on 12news, and on this weight loss wednesday, if you struggle to shed those extra pounds, there is is a new test that can help. it tells you how your body reacts to things like food and exercise. team 12's tram mai shows us the company behind it and how it can help you take control. >> reporter: you have probably heard of the genetic test 23 and me that allows you to find your ancestry. well now, there is is a valley company that has genetic test. but this one is geared for you to look and feel your best. when you hit the trails, or the gym, still not satisfied with the results? >> well, as for problem areas, i'm a woman in my 30s so everything is basically a problem area. >> for me personally, i am trying to gain weight. >> reporter: no matter what you do, it could just be your genes. no, not those, these! >> designed to look at 50 genes

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monday night, it will be really special. it is mentor versus protege. bruce ariams versus todd bowles. it was during that time he noticed bowles had a future in coaching. >> i always felt like he would even in college. i said you won't make it in the pros, you better start coaching. he only played for years and got two super bowl rings. but, you knew right away. because of the type of person he was and the type of player he was. >> all right, back to carson palmer. he went through a full day of practice today without any limitations. and perhaps todd bowles jets are the best team for him to come back against. they are at the bottom of the league defensively and touchdown passes allowed and touchdown passing yards allowed. meantime, first place in

on the line when they travel to play colorado saturday. most of the experts picked acu near the bot testimony of the division, but the running back demario richard tried telling anyone who would listen they have it wrong. now he is in position to say i told you so. >> i don't understand why. we are not getting the respect we deserve. so we have to take the respect. we have colorado coming up trying to win this pack 12, this rose bowl. my team needs some really big rings basically. that's wha so man, we need to get the job done to win ball games. >> reporter: asu and colorado kick off at 5:00 p.m. arizona time. saturday night. all right, thanks come. we'll see you back in a bit. we are counting down to jimmy. 13 minutes to an all-new tonight show. >> that's right. tonight, jimmy welcomes bryan cranston from the show breaking bad. also dakota fanning and barry gibb from the beegees.

jackson making it official. she acknowledged she is pregnant at the age of 50. this is jackson with her baby bump on full display. all of this six months after janet had to put her tour on hold to plan a family. this will be the first child for janet and her third husband. they tied the knot back in 2012. caribe, i presented this story on my facebook page. it is getting >> yeah. >> a lot of opinions. so check it out. if you want to chime in. weigh in. the more the merrier. bring it on. >> it is cool. because, you know, there have been rumors swirling for years about her being pregnant. so it is nice to see that finally, she is starting a family. and she looks wonderful by the way. >> she looks wonderful and a baby is a blessing. another blessing, our weather. we have some of the best weather that you could ask for

to the fact that we are officially in fall. in phoenix it doesn't really feel like fall. this is what tomorrow is going to look like. 68 degrees as you are stepping out the door. 76 degrees, very nice there at 9:00 a.m. at noon, it will be 85. 93 is our high tomorrow. so, although it doesn't feel too bad, it is going to be still about three degrees warmer than we should be this time of the year. 76 degrees right now. we have a dew point at 35. and relative humidity at 23. so, basically, that pretty much th there. our winds are calm right now have. and it looks like we have mainly clear sky conditions. that is after some clouds roll through earlier today. you can see some of the clouds still left over in the northern part of the state. we are kind of watching a very active pacific right now. you can see, one storm system already bringing some rain there to the pacific northwest. we have wind advisories and high wind warnings in effect through the pacific northwest. but all of that is going to stay north of us. and here in the valley as we

days, we are just expecting slightly above normal temperatures as that system passes. breezy at times. but, nothing that would warrant any warnings. and then we will see those occasional high clouds continue to stream on through. here is is a look at your overnight temperatures. 58 in casa grande. 46 in prescott. a cold 35 for flagstaff and the grand canyon. 68 in flagstaff. prescott, a nice 77 degrees. it will be in o'clock 0s in gila bend. temperatures do not fluctuate a whole lot. they stay a touch above the normal. even as we head into the weekend. right now, we are expecting sunny conditions and next week, we stay dry all the way through the middle of the week. a 911 operator charged with hanging up on people in distress on purpose. and you won't believe her reason why. >> and, amazon. adding another option for all

sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. a county attorney for us all. >> all right coop, your mvp tonight is a no brainer so tell us why. >> how about this?

>> huge! he scores! great work. he gets three. shoot and score. >> matthew scores the hat trick. oh my goodness. what a debut. >> indeed. with mom and dad in the house, scottsdale's own austin matthews. the first overall draft pick becomes the first plainer the history of the game to score all right, quickly the suns trailed by 30 at one point tonight against the jazz. but archie goodwin gave the suns an improbable win. 111-110 the final. >> all right, wow. thanks coop. a former 911 operator who admits to hanging up on callers because she didn't feel like talking is facing criminal charges. >> can you believe this? here is one instance.

man tried to rob a texas store. he heard gunshots. he ran out of the store. he calls 911, but then he says this happens. >> they said this is 911. how can i help you? and i was trying to finish my sentence and we got disconnected. >> houston police say kranshaunda williams answered the call and hung up. she is accused of hanging up on another call and sai real. she is due back in court next week. and don't go away because breaking bad's bryan cranston is joining jimmy on the tonight

i learned as a police officer and a businessman today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message,

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[ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bryan cranston,