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that's where matt is now. good morning matt. reporter: good morning. that is what it's all about, taking steps toward college because get this, of 100, ninth grader, only nine of them will graduate college. this event is to help that number rise. they just opened the gates here. for all of these students to come through, talk to the different colleges. its a great event but this event is for absolutely all ages, including if you're in i've got two participants here really loud, tell me your name. >> my name is cynthia and i want to be a teacher. >> we need more teachers. >> i want to be an engineer and design more bikes and dirt bikes and my name is sergio. reporter: so we have a teacher, an engineer right here. they're going to learn everything they need to know about college to be successful. that's what is so great about

check it it, 73 degrees in phoenix, 49 in flagstaff, 42 at the grand canyon. later today though, things are going to warm up quickly. 93 degrees, well above average for this time of year and then 84 by 9:00. there's a slight chance of rain moving into the forecast. that will be late tonight into early tomorrow morning. coming back out here to taking steps towards college success at downtown phoenix. they're expecting over 3,000 people to show up. i say it all the time, the best part about college education, it's one thing that absolutely no one can take away from you so no matter what, keep learning. >> definitely true, thank you. on the political front this morning, an 11th woman coming forward to accuse donald trump of sexual misconduct. drake said that

and two female companions without permission. she says later trump or someone calling on his behalf called and offered her $10,000 to return. as hillary clinton continues to deal with leaked emails, her campaign is focusing on millennials and minority voters in arizona which has become a crucial battleground state. according to a boston interview, governor jan brewer doesn't think arizona's latino population will vote. >> jan brewer believing that the latino voter turnout is going to be depressed and that's how her candidate is going to win elections. i think she's going to be sadly surprised. >> she may have had some reason to say that and maybe they don't show up. >> bill clinton is the only

arizona's vote for presidency. as expected, the snl crew took on the final presidential debate last night. once again, alec baldwin portrayed donald trump. guest hosts tom hanks played debate moderator chris walls. >> in the first -- wallace. >> in the first debate, i set the table, in the second debate, i fired up the grill, and tonight, i feast. >> chris, i'm going to start theb in the past, i have been big and loud, but tonight, i am a sweet little baby trump. people are just pouring into this country from mexico and a lot of them are very bad hombres. >> bingo, bingo, i got bingo. oh, sorry, i've been playing all year and i got it. i have bad hombres, rapist, miss piggy, they're all living in hell and if she wasn't my daughter.

question about your emails. >> no, but it was very cute to watch you try. >> nobody has more respect for women than i do. [ laughter ] >> all right, all right, settle down. settle down entire planet, settle down. >> the battle of the birds is back in town after a tough lost, what graham had to say. we'll have the details next in sports. >> cue the darth vader music, the seahawks have arrived in the valley, their hashtag, business trip. give them a proper welcome to the valley. >> we're about to take out the sea chickens. >> boom. >> go cardinals. >> go crashals. >> what could you say to seahawk fans?

a mill mini pep rally. monday night was the loudest i've ever heard that stadium before and it better be louder today. are the cardinals contenders or pretenders? we'll find that out later. the seahawks have had three straight wins here but this is a chance for the cardinals to get back in the race. >> we don't want to be three behind in the division. at the end of the day, that's what it's going we lose, we fall back three games to the division leader and that's a deep hole. >> that team has been to the playoffs many, many times. they've won super bowls, played in back to back super bowls so this is a team that if you want to be a contender, this is a team you have to be able to beat because you know where they're going to be come december. reporter: larry is right. cardinals, seahawks today, sunday night football, pregame coverage starts at 3:00 live on

after the game, stay with us all night long. 12 news sports overtime, 12 news at 10:00 for complete postgame coverage. game night in tempe, a must win for the sun devils. >> we're going the win this damn game. reporter: tough night for'su but it started good. manny wilkins looked like the old manny to start the game. first drive, they go down the field. he's in for the touchdown. one more look, yeah, he healthy. a little later, manny would get hurt on this hit. he would leave the game.'su says it's related to another injury he suffered this week in practice. todd graham said after the game he couldn't go back in. freshman was decent filling in for manny. check this out, they run the reverse pass. jack smith, the other true quarterback delivers, hits tim white for the big game.

we've got a ten-point ball game but washington state answers. luke fought through three touchdowns. this one who called out the student section after the game saying this didn't feel like playing atasu. tim white, on the return, you know, he almost broke one earlier. this time, he would not be denied. cuts it all the way back right. gone, it is a one score game but the late rally by the sun devils wasn't enough. washington wins 37-32. after the game, everyone watching the postgame hand shake between leech and graham. >> good game. >> [inaudible] >> i've all times respected you, [ bleep ], [ bleep ] >> graham not holding anything back after

>> coach, what was said between and you the opposing coach at the end of the game? >> i think that's between me and him. >> what were they doing that allowed them to get seven sacks today? >> well, i respectfully decline to answer that at the risk of getting a public reprimand or fine. any questions about them, i don't plan to answer. reporter: wow. really mike leech. here's a look at the standings, utah won, colorado won, usc was on a bye week, asu sits fourth. >> coming up later, 3:00, our coverage of the cardinals and seahawks

until 11:00 tonight for complete coverage live on the field and in the locker room for the best cardinals coverage in town. >> thanks. you may have seen the sunday night football bus in the valley this weekend. up next, we're giving you an

. welcome back. taking a look at some of the cardinals fans ready for the game. and the cardinals host the seattle seahawks tonight in sunday night football. the sunday night football bus has been in town all weekend. if you're headed to the stadium today, you'll be able to catch the bus this afternoon. jay taylor gives us a look at what you'll find inside. reporter: we're on the snf bus checking out all the cool things. i'm here with adam. tell us a little bit about what we're looking at.

first experience is our interactive minicontrol room. back here, we have our player of the game wall. >> that's so fans can come in here and take a picture, do their pose. >> there it is. in the back, we have our football night in america desk so fans can come back here, hold up the mics, be the sports broadcasters. so who's going to win the game? speaking of which. >> you can be your own tony dungy right? fans can vote who's going to win the game. show us who you think it will be. we have a poster that changes up every matchup. >> big game tonight. >> oh yes. here we have our matchup lockers, wilson, fitzgerald over there and our photo bomb couch is the final thing fans get to interact with. see how it is. get ready. we'll be at game day at gate one. find us there from 2:15.

here, check it out before you go into the stadium. enjoy yourself, take some pictures and see what's so exciting about the sunday night football bus. back to you. >> we of course want to beat the seahawks. you can help us win the hashtag battle, use the hashtag bird game. we're headed back to the

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helping make a difference by getting people interested and helping them find out information about college. reporter: that is what it's all about, getting people information. this is taking steps towards college success but on by the be a leader foundation. i'm here with melissa, the cofounder of the be a leader foundation. let's talk about the be a leader foundation, what is it? >> thank you so much. we appreciate you guys b o be a leader foundation was started so we can help prepare the city's kids for the future. we want to make sure all students are college bound, focused and prepared. we do that through workshops. we have clubs throughout the town. this event specifically has to do with bringing information out to the masses to make sure that they get enough information about scholarships, other non profits that have

offer families and students stuff, and all instate universities are here. >> we were talking earlier that only 9% of 9th graders will go to college. what would you tell the people that can't make it here, what is the one thing they should do to get to college? >> it's really important for the economic future of our city and our country to get some sort of post secondary education. statistics of all jobs are going to require some form of post secondary education whether that be a 2- year college, 4-year college or certification program so it's important to further your education past high school in some form if you want to be aable to raise a family and make a living range. it's really important to find out what you're passionate about and just go for it. the only barrier is yourself. you've got to go for it.

got to fight for itment it's nice to see the kids down here. they're getting excited about what they want to do, you can come down here and find your passion. the weather, perfect. look at the temperatures around the valley. we're sitting in the 70s in many locations, 68 in gilbert. things will be changing later on today. you can see clouds starting to work their way into the western side of the state. those will continue to increase because we have a weather disturbance that is towards the valley. that's why we are putting a slight chance of rain in the forecast for later on today but it's not going to impact your game day forecast. if you're going tailgating, 92 degrees, by kickoff, drop that to 89. by the drive home, you may see a few sprinkles. the big change comes in tomorrow. you can see that on the seven- day forecast, in fact, a 50% chance of rain for

part of the valley. in downtown phoenix, a 40% chance. temperatures drop to about 89 degrees and then we dry out and warm up by friday. 93 degrees out there. back out here live at taking steps towards college success. it is an exciting time for all of these kids out here because they get to see their passion come to life and they can see what they can do. i want to put you on the spot here. what do you want to do? >> do what? >> with your life? >> good career. >> there you go, right there. >> matt, you didn't even know. >> she's going to college. >> i know, you know, i know. what are you going do. go to college, that's the key. >> go to college and then find your passion later. sometimes you don't find it until you're in high school. she's on the right track. >> there's a lack of dorm space at nau

older classmen. [inaudible] >> >> i support it. >> starting fall of 2017, a new rule would all but eliminate on campus housing for juniors and seniors at nau. for freshman like morgan and taylor, the change isn't a bad thing. >> obviously freshmen and sophomore kind of have so live here. as you go out, it's cheaper to schools, the new rule would be unique, especially despite multiple new housing construction projects on campus. at u of a students are guaranteed housing regardless of class rank. for nau junior like connor reeves, living off campus has benefits. >> i can save money. i mean like there's

than living on campus. >> it's easier meeting people living on campus, making new connections on campus, so being a senior, that is a little unfair but by then, i feel like you should have made those connections by the time you get to be a junior or senior. >> my plan is to become an ra so i can still live on campus. >> coming up, how to save money

. welcome back. halloween is a week from monday and we want to save you cash on your costume. did you know you can probably make it for at least half the price? there are tons of tutorials plus many of nose ideas tend to be more creative than store

yet, we want to invite you to the plaza for our kids and pet parade. everyone is welcome, just make sure your kids and pets are ready to go by 3:30 p.m. on halloween. everyone is welcome to come down. >> now we're going to send it back to matt pace who has a final check of your weather at make a difference day. reporter: yeah, that's right. we are out here at civic space park. you have to come down here. today is ta its about all the vendors out here, all the schools that you can really find your passion and directly talk to the schools. a lot of events happening. first, you get your goody bag and t-shirt but this runs until noon and then they're going to take a walk to the convention center and there's an entire college fair there. you have to come check it out because again, we've been talking about it. of

only nine of those will graduate. they're trying to get that number higher and the first step is getting down to this event today to check out everything you could possibly want to know about the college experience. we talked to a couple of people earlier this morning that showed you their passion and others are still trying to find their passion. they're here today to figure that out. we've been saying it all morning long, the key to education is absolutely no one can take it away from you. make sure you go to college and we get number higher and higher. so back to you, the weather here is perfect. >> i walked in today and it was beautiful outside. thanks matt. as you said, it runs until noon. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you again for 12 news pregame special starting at 3:00 and again for postgame coverage right after the cardinals win followed by 12 news at

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