out. >> when he talked about the wall, he went to mexico and had a meeting with the president, he didn't even bring it. he choked. >> he has a puppet. >> you are the puppet. >> what does their body language say. >> plus our voter panel tackling the hot topics. over a dog pinning neighbor against neighbor. >> a creepy crook caught on camera. >> passenger problems, new rules to protect you when you fly. >> a card game to win a crucial game. >> larry is going to bring it. >> the cardinals slipping off in

and costly christmas, the most lavish gift you have to see to believe. >> a jam packed news starts right now. >> good evening, everybody. welcome and thank you for joining us here on 12 news at 9:00 as the third and final presidential debate hits the history books. >> and yet another night of democrats and republicans and why he may not accept the voter results. >> the first battle was kicked off by immigration issue. >> we have some bad hombres here and we are going to get them out. >> getting rid of any violent person, anybody who should be

with all he said about going to mexico and he didn't even raise it. >> what he said by wikileaks e-mail. >> that's because he would rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. >> you are the puppet. >> it's pretty clear you won't admit that the russians. >> do you condemn any anybody else? do you condemn it? >> of course i do. >> what's affecting is democrats and the media. >> will you accept the results of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i will not look at anything. >> he is denigrating and talking down our democracy and i for one am appalled. >> he's turning to him as a

away from election day and polls show hillary clinton is in the lead. clinton is being supported by 49% arizona voters surveyed. and trump 29%. up for grabs. >> bernie sanders stopped in tucson yesterday and hillary clinton headed in asu in tempe. and says she will make it easier for students to obtain a higher education.

education at a cost should not be what your dreams are. >> this is tomorrow at noon at the convention center in phoenix. >> meanwhile mike pence was out on the campaign trail. pence rallied hundreds of supporters in colorado before heading to las vegas. he echoed trump's responses of what they feel w >> there is some polling place around the country where there is voter fraud and the media got a little amped up about that. it's real. voter fraud is real. it takes place in polling places across the country. this deadly crash in northern arizona today. what caused those conditions, next.

tickets to cardinals big game in seattle out in glendale. >> i had a chance to sit down with a body language expert. what the candidates were really saying. that's still up ahead. >> we'll take you to this scene of a massive explosion in oregon and hear from those caught near the blast. >> the 90th edition marcus christmas catalog. we'll have an exclusive inside in just

>> check your panties. >> a slip caught on camera and we know how it happened. the halloween costumes. that's tonight always at 10:00. >> during tonight's debate i sat down with ten men and women who were invited to be in our voter panel.

was about immigration. >> how many people thought that donald trump's discussion tonight on his immigration plan talked about "bad hombre". >> it's upsetting. he said is that the opposite of a good drug lord? it's offensive to me. i have to dog in the fight specifically. i'm offended. >> here is the thing, i think donald trump's intention of securing the border is something we need to approach. it's something that the leaders here have tried to approach nationwide. do i think to have a physical object is the answer to

arizona, you meet a lot of farmers who depend on daily illegal immigrants or migrant workers. in respect to his comment tonight. do i think it's offensive, perhaps. i'm not an hispanic american to speak on that, but i need to secure the borders because without it's borders, it's not a country. >> we need the wall. the border patrol, ice; we need the wall. >> what i am also arguing is bringing undocumented immigrants into the shadows, putting them into economy would be good because employers cannot exploit them. >> hillary clinton did not say,

she also wants to secure the borders. but she's not doing it in a way that is unfeasible. i think the problem here is not so much the border here as to the question why do we have so many illegal immigrants, why? if we address the question of why, then we can fix the problem. >> why do you think we do? >> this country is doing economically much better than the country across the border and that's why people come over. this is happening all over the world. if this was done to legalize the problem, the problems would be solved. >> let me see a show of hands, how many of you think there should be a path way for citizenship for the people who are here illegally currently. and how many think those that are here illegally should go

tried to do it the right way. >> one of the issues, those that came here legally, somewhere along the way someone lost track of them from our own government. they have their place, they are just lost track of and now they are illegal. i believe those people that came here the right way, initially found themselves in illegal status. i believe we have to give them that citizenship. >> i'm not angry that he keeps screaming about a wall. what i am angry about is he keeps talking about something that is economically unfeasible. if there was something economically feasible to border security to slowdown immigration because it's going to be difficult.

voter panel. they'll weigh in on another vote are topic, the economy. that's still here on 12 news. >> i feel strongly that the supreme court needs to stand on the sides of the american people. not on the side of the powerful corporations and the wealthy. >> we need a supreme court in my opinion that is going to uphold the 2nd a amendments, but the 2nd amendment which is under absolute siege. >> another moment from tonight's final presidential debate. let's focus on some hot deadlines across the state. >> 1 man is dead about 20 miles west of flagstaff after a car was rear-ended by a semi-truck. the crash shutdown traffic in

make an 80-mile detour. from these photos you can see visibility caused from the burn. police are looking for this masked robber who hit a convenience store on early friday morning. glendale police are searching for a driver who slammed into this home. it happened at this home in glendale. a woman noise and felt the house shake. the man ran from the scene. >> have you seen this woman? she's been missing since last friday. if you have seen her, call phoenix police. >> taking a live look right now across the phoenix area, it is very gorgeous, very pleasant. it

temperatures were 6 degrees above the average. we topped out at 93 degrees, but 87 is where we would be at this time of year. 101 was setback in 2003. here is what it looks like tonight. we are in the 70s throughout much of the east valley. chandler you are at 73. sky harbor is hanging on at 84 degrees and 76 in peoria. as you c of the nation, we are in the warmest spots but you can tell from the unstable condition with the ridge of high pressure. with high pressure you get some warmer temperatures. we have seen that at this hour. take a look at how cold things are as we look up to the north. in fargo it is 39 and that's where we are seeing the unstable

of storms stretching from texas all the way up into portions of the midwest in cincinnati. the main concern will be a little bit of flooding. meanwhile out to the west we have our own high pressure that is blocking well to the north of us. that's the situation here in the next couple of days. high pressure blocking us from that storm track and warming us and the temperatures are going to be that low pressure down to the south as the area of high pressure to the east and that will force us up to some rain chances and even cooler temperatures. here is tonight, 57-65. tomorrow's temperatures 90 to 95. the winds about 10-15 miles per hour.

through saturday and a 10% chance of rain on saturday through monday. we all know the days when the cardinals couldn't buy their way into a primetime game, but now their first game primetime tv matchup against the seattle hawks. this game is a lot more important to the cards seattle. >> absolutely. seahawks lost and they are still in first place, however the cardinals lost and they fall behind three games. that would be awfully tough to overcome. meeting with the media today providing us with our weekly quarterback speak. >> this game is extremely important for us. we realize how important it is, and worrying about seeds and home field advantage and all of those

play at home in the playoffs, but this game is too important. when you take a team down, when you just run the ball right down the field for the most part. offensive line loves that. everybody loves the home run ball, but completions are completions. whether it's 2-yard or 12-yard or 5-yard. when the defenders have to you out and it's demoralizing and there is the tackle which we do really well. >> you try not to focus on what their record is and what your record is. it's one game. it's a game we need to win. it's a game they badly want to win. you can't start playing records. it's one game, 1 day at a time. it's a division game.

ones, but it does mean more for both teams. >> all right. it's the cardinals and seahawks football on sunday. we have special pregame coverage starting at 12:00. after the game, watch all the live post game coverage. >> in addition to the battle on the gridiron, battle already on the way with seattle fans. >> how in the heck are we behind. karnldcardinals fan, we need you to speak up. just use the

two free tickets to see the sunday night game in glendale by watching 12 news this friday morning for your chance to pick up a pair of tickets. >> all right, gentlemen, thank you. just in a couple weeks 12 news will bring you a landmark investigation regarding our veterans. >> the men and women who have fought on the lines in afghanistan come with issues that mt about. comes a preview this november. >> do with me what you want to, uncle sam. i'm here to serve you for life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. >> i served in the band of

scared? spread that for about two 1/2 years. >> i felt like i had -- died. i was in hell. >> over a dozen bodies tortured and killed. >> i was going to end my life. when i woke up from suicide, i was treate >> we are losing more to suicide than we are in battle. >> our computer says you are not a veteran. who the hell? excuse me. >> disgrace is the biggest understatement ever. >> still to come, apple says

announcements next week. what tech experts are saying about it tonight. >> and some big changes to the most well-known candies in america. >> ahead, only on 12 news at 10. phyto fights and tonight a surprise home coming for the precious pooch.

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their aquariums, but the probable is they can't be raised in captivity until now. >> they are called blue tang's but they are like dory. >> these are ones that we were able to successfully raise. >> the spawn are the first ever to be captivity. >> it's figuring out something people didn't think they would be possible. >> the size since they are born the size of a speck. the rest starts here. >> it's what's fed to a type of plankton that the blue larva each.

university researchers and took 50,000 eggs for these 27 fish to survive. >> now we need to be sure to be able the do it every time. >> it's really about the money that they could be swimming in if they can produce these fish commercially. >> instead of only finding them in the pacific ocean. well, university of florida researchers plan to give florida fish farmers the secret to success so they can grow more blue tangs in the future. apple is back at it saying they are going to hold another event next week. they say the event will be held october 27th.

new mac computers just in time for the holidays. it's introduced a new operating system, but has yet to introduce a new model sporting the software. now we have a new flavor to devour. m & candy shells and unknown if it will be permanent. now we are hearing the chilling 911 call that came moments after the street shooting tied to the serial shooter. >> what they are saying about the presidential debate and

welcome back to 12 news at 9:00. for the first time we are able to listen to a chilling 911 call after two shootings tied to the serial killer. still no suspect has been found. you can hear family members of

>> 911, where is your emergency? >> my brother. he shot him. >> did he happen to go in the house, ma'am? >> yes. >> did you see the person that shot him? >> no i didn't. he just drove up to our house and he just fell in our driveway. >> phoenix 911, what's your emergency? >> there is a drive-by shooting at my dm they shot my cousin. >> is he breathing? >> mom, is he breathing? i don't know, they just said he shot him. >> it's been 7 months since this shooting happened and police are investigating but so far have not been able to make an arrest. this is still top priority and

citizens that will crack the case. tracking down a serial killer is a complicated process that will sometimes take years. >> the myth about what serial killers are and are not don't really apply. there is no other profile other than most of the persons that commit these crimes are male. most of the times they have a series of shootings and they stop. you do shooting and you may have not. my plan is based on growing the economy, giving middle class families many more opportunities. i want us to have the biggest jobs programs since world war ii. jobs and infrastructure and advanced manufacturing. i think we can compete with highway countries. >> we are going to have more

our jobs are being taken out by what her husband did with nafta. our jobs are being sucked out of the economy. >> if you ever wondered what donald trump and hillary clinton were thinking, it's all right there in their body language. i had a chance to sit down >> when they first came out there, the motion was high, the voices were getting loud. both of them were getting very flushed. what i'm liking with hilary is these parallel gestures. when she makes a gesture she comes with both hands like it's a very authoritative gesture to

donald trump, we have a baseline so it's easy to see their patterns. both of them are using i'm sure you will notice a lot of these illustrators and emblems. this a okay is all over the place. both sides are used to invoke that positive feeling. what i see the most is hilary speaking you see donald smurking and rolling his eyes and to influence and perhaps cast a negative impression of what she's saying to the audience that is still watching him on the split screen. anytime anyone is speaking has the idea of kind of stealing the power to distract any attention from the candidates that is speaking. hillary clinton smiles when she's dealing with issues she

doesn't have an answer for. she has this big smile with grinning. >> really interesting stuff. was there anything that struck you from the body language. >> that these candidates certainly prepared for this debate, it doesn't matter, leaks still happen and at the end of the day, it's practically impossible even though you have practiced keeping everything in check and making sure you are not do they practice this and this is part of the preparation for this kind of thing. it doesn't matter. at the end of the day, your true personality will come out someway. when it comes to donald trump and hillary clinton we have seen that. >> we sure have. >> thanks. i spent the night of the final

democrats and republicans and independence. >> i think we were supposed to talk about the economy, correct? >> yes. >> i found it very interesting when i found the moderator chris wallace asked him about his plan. he specifically told him experts said your plan will not work. he couldn't do it. i don't know where he went, but it wasn't to his plan. for me, that let's me know y you don't have a plan, you can't defend it and you can't explain it which is a major problem for someone who wants to be president of the united states. >> okay. >> his whole plan is to a, talk about himself and b, to disqualify hillary clinton through rhetoric, not facts.

through the whole time he's walked into hillary clinton's trap. everything he says she's got a good come back. i feel now better than i did before about her candidacy. >> i want us to raise the national minimum wage because people who live in poverty should not who work full time should not still be in poverty. >> we are going to cut taxes massively, we are going to cut business tax massively. we are going to start the engine rolling again. >> i just want to talk about taxes. i'm a college student. i have no issues paying more taxes to have a better society. i don't think that is a negative thing in anyway whatsoever.

private colleges, they are going to offer tuition. even if we community college level, that would be great for anybody coming out of high school. so i completely agree with secretary clinton's plan. >> okay, i'm going to agree with you. his answer, what chris wallace said your policy is based on a plan that was executed and a failure was rolled out and we are living with the end of it. and he turns to trump and he says everybody knows your plan is just hot air. this is what we are dealing with right now, 1 man who doesn't know what he's going to do and the other one who is going to retry an idea as the first time and allow the same thing to happen again. wall street bailout will

repercussions of this. my family has felt the repercussions of that stimulus package of that obama package that has driven up our insurance, healthcare, having children. it's really hard as a republican to look i really don't want to vote for my nominee, but the democrats put someone who is going to reach us down a road that we are already taking pain >> the voter panel weighs in on one final topic of this historic ugly election cycle. the final votes on this again. >> this doesn't support any surprises we had tonight. >> i don't know if any surprises, but i will say if i handed out a piece of paper to each one on the panel and i say

clinton or donald trump. if there were ten panelist, there would be ten names and none of them would be for donald trump or hillary clinton. that's how much dissatisfaction. i think these panelist really represent a micro costcosm of what's happening right now. >> we h regarding this election. >> i asked them, give me this, give me a redeeming quality for either candidate. and there is silence in the room. there are not a lot of redeeming qualities for donald trump or hillary clinton. >> we have 20 days left. >> moving on tonight, a massive inferno erupts after a massive gas leak in oregon. we'll hear

that will affect you as a traveller coming up on 12 news. >> phyto fights. a surprise home coming for the precious poop. that's only minutes away on 12 news at

tonight, only on 12 news at 10:00. >> check your panties. >> a slip of the tongue caught on camera and now we now how it happenednd popular costumes. that's tonight only on 12 news at 10:00. donald thinks be littling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity and self worth and i don't think there is a woman out there that doesn't know what it feels like. >> i didn't apologize to my wife

anything. i didn't see these women, these women, the woman on the plane, i think they want either fame or her campaign did it. no one has more respect for women than i do. nobody. >> a key factor that could decide whether arizona turns blue this election is the latino vote. we know that 86% of them could cast a ballot. about the power of their votes. >> i am a registered voter and i vote local and also national. >> what do you think about them saying that latinos are the ones that are definitely going to determine this election? >> it could be, but i think black people have been voting a lot longer than actually what the polls say.

out to vote as your point of view? >> we need to make a change for the minorities. >> why do we have to vote? because there is a lot of latinos here in arizona and were not doing it and this is the year we are going to do it. we have the faith that we are going to do it. >> that was james cardenas reporting. more than 15 million latinos are eligible to vote there is a lot of news going on around the nation. a powerful gas explosion in portland, oregon injuring many people. a bagel shop and salon was burned to rubble.

my apartment. >> i thought it was an earthquake. >> vice-president joe biden says that finding the cure for cancer and more has to be done as the nation prepares for a new president. a fire in a lake view a red flag warning was declared tht area. a pretty good woman was rushed to the hospital. the woman was 9 months pregnant. she was on board the 65-foot charter boat off the coast of queens when she went into labor. it's unclear if she has delivered the baby just yet. a woman in massachusetts gave

idea she was pregnant. john pierre arrived in the world, but no one was more surprised than the mother. she thought she had a stomachache when she asked her sister to drive her to thor. the department of transportation will enforce a new set of rules for airlines. >> the department of transportation has landed a new said of rules for airlines. the changes by the white house today are designed to protect passengers from competition and lowered ticket prices. >> most americans believe that the airlines to whom they pay significant sums of money to help get them to places should be treated fairly in return.

mismanaged bags. the transportation department is requiring carriers to refund baggage fees if planes are substantially delayed and data including on time regional partners and airlines will have to reveal commissions by airlines. but airlin measures could mean turbulence for the industry. >> anytime you have a notion of additional government regulations that could increase the cost on airlines and travelers, that could be a lose lose for americans that travel. >> the new rules take effect january 2017. >> and a lot of flyers probably wish the new rules would go into

instead. >> all right. earlier in the show we told you about a hashtag battle cardinals were having with seahawks fans. meantime mad jab calls himself the ultimate cardinals fan and he already started his personal trash talking war against seahawks fans. >> hey, i'm mad jack. i have a lot of problems. today's problem, yeah,et the seattle seahawks. there is a problem. let's talk about your city, seattle. emerald city, how about mold city. how are you that far away from the rest of civilization. the 12th man, whatever. who goes out to buy a jersey and says 12 on it.

are you kidding me? and then they cry. we got robbed. like i said, i got a lot of problems. you know what's going to fix some problems, sunday, when we whip your butts. are you going to bring it? larry is going to bring it. david johnson, my man is going to bring it. we are going to send you back loving coffee drinking. you are out. i'm out. i'm mad jack. >> it's the cardinals and seahawks sunday night football. we have special game coverage starting at 3:00 news and after the game watch sports tonight over time for all of your live post game coverage. cardinals fans, you can win two free

live in person by watching 12 news today. watch it friday morning for your chance to win. >> well, it is hard to believe, but turns out that 2017 is right around the corner and those 2017 cars, they are hitting the lots. >> most new models are packed with brand new technology. we are shown the latest car and -- sensors and even automatic breaks. >> the car is aware and able to apply the break #s. >> it will actually remind you to pay attention and not let your car drift out of the lane

>> sometimes keyless enter isn't enough. jet control will allow you to open the door. >> it will open various parts of the car for you without having to touch anything. it's great when you have a lot of items or carrying a child. >> some have a built in vacuum. >> the vehicle will turn the >> it has a smartphone. winter weather brings pesky pot holes, but it's used to prevent damage. >> it has an actual suspension and can tell when the wheel is dropping into a pot hole and not allow it to drop so far. >> i like that pot hole avoidance system. vacuum cleaner included.

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>> it has become a holiday tradition to see what neiman marcus store is having in their catalog. >> let's start first with a curateed collection of children's books priced at $100,000. or, you can choose his and her neiman marcus island cars featuring lullly pulitzer. 65 grand each. and for those of you who like

plane in rose gold priced at $1.5 million. but if that is not your thing how about this? a grammy awards experience. you can give the music lover in your life a trip to the 59th annual grammy awards. the price tag, half a million dollars. so any picks here for you? >> no thank you. >> yeah, i know. they are a little extreme but i'm sure somebody out there would love it. let's check in with mark for a preview of what's ahead on 12news at 100 we'll have all the big stories of the evening. here is a look at what the team is working on. >> he said he could not possibly have done those things to those women because they were in the attractive enough. >> i did not say that. i did not say. >> in fact, he went onto say ... >> sir, her two minutes. >> i did not say that. >> the third and final

and center. >> i didn't need to apologize to my wife because i didn't do anything. >> whose techniques are the most effective? neighbor versus neighbor duking it out over a dog. team 12 has the exclusive surprise of a lifetime. >> plane problems, see what happens next. >> a classic slip of the tongue going viral. and the halloween costumes. >> you're watching 12news, winner of the rocky mountain emmy award for best evening newscast. >> come back! >> up first tonight, a 12news exclusive. >> just one station there for a santan valley family's emotional reunion with their