other will go no. >> do you think god takes an interest in these matters? >> well, i think all of us have free choice and i think god has given us that free choice and he also has given us a brain by which we can make decisions and clearly this issue is going to affect our children. i believe that god stands in sol dare day for those who are suffering and today we see a racial injustice which is ensuring that minorities are suffering upon an unjust law. >> reporter: prop change marijuana laws by making recklational weed and products for personal use. a jewish rabbi, one of seven religious leaders endorsing prop 205. >> religious is about cultivating society. it has become more and more clear that the criminallation of marijuana creates an unjust society. >> reporter: the faith0s posing it include the l. d. s. church, the evangelical churches like

campaign. they echo christ church of the valley pastor's concerns who works with youth and schools. >> and when the governor of colorado urges us to not pass this and saying things like you have no idea what it is going to do to your state, people should educate themselves. >> frayly says biblical teachings also guide his stance. >> god used our bodies as a temple. putting things like marijuana into it is certainly -- wants us to do. >> i would say that we can support the prop while still opposing the use of marijuana. now, two studies have been cited turnover past year about colorado. one suggests teen use of marijuana has not changed since legallation, and the other suggests colorado's number one in the nation for teen marijuana use. maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio has been formally charged with criminal contempt. the prosecutors promised two weeks ago that they would charge the sheriff, but the

signature. the 84-year-old could face up to six months in jail if convicted. the officers were found to have violated the civil rights of latinos. he and his attorney and the community advocates reacted to the news. >> and sheriff joe joy will finally face his day in court. he has scared the hell out of every family in our community and he has said i truly believe that undocumented have no place here, and he didn't care if you were undocumented, he would pick you up and because of the color of your skin you were persecuted. >> my thoughts. it was not unexpected. the government two weeks ago tomorrow had submitted a proposed order to show cause. the one issued today was far different from the one they asked for. the sheriff was going to plead not guilty. sheriff joe arpaio is

office. he is running against the former phoenix police sergeant. if you're using obama care, your bank account could take a major hit. there's no way to sugar coat this. arizona is ground zero for rising health care costs. and brahm resnik is live in the news room with details. >> reporter: the almost 200,000 people in arizona insured under oh billiona care will feel the pain. the state that once had some of the lowest premiums in the country will have some of the highest in arizona could cause whiplash. in 2014, year one of the affordable care act, the most popular plan for a 40-year-old non-smoker earning $30,000 a year cost $197 in arizona. it was one of the three lowest premiums in the country. but next year, look out. the same plan for that 40-year- old non-smoker will cost $507 a month. one of the three highest

after jumping 145%. the biggest increase in the country. >> that's really a funks of the market place trying to sort itself out. >> reporter: but there is a big competencive band-aid for those higher premiums. >> you do have a market place that is essentially being backstopped by the federal government in spite of the premium increases. >> reporter: seven of 10 people insured by the care about will get subsidies to pay most if not all of their premiums, but three out of 10 won't get the subsidy and will get >> if they're not being subsidized they don't know what they are going to do because they can't afford the premiums. >> reporter: whether your premiums are rising or not, there will be fewer insurance choices. and that means switching doctors for many patients. live in the news room, brahm resnik, 12 news. well, get ready for another trump visit to the valley. the oldest son of donald trump

donald trump jr. is expected to speak at an asu rally at the sun devil recreation center green gym. the hour-long rally is supposed to start at 2:00 p.m. with the doors opening at 1:30. the event is free, but you need to rsvp to reserve a spot. we're two weeks away from electing a new president and the millenials are a big voting force. we wanted to know how they view the race and what they're looking for in a candidate. take a listen to what a few millennials had >> when i initially turned 18, i was really excited to vote. it was my first election, but i'm registered to vote and i did the mail-in ballot and everything, but i kind of don't even want to send anything in. i kind of want to vote green. >> social issues are very important. while obviously the me is important, too, looking at the rights that people have before we look at the economy as my number one priority. >> when it comes to voting for either candidate, i don't even

it is who i don't want in office that makes me like choose. >> my friends are more engaged than ever in the elections and we're really excited. we're participating. i have watched every debate, presidential, vice presidential, a bunch of my trends went out for the primaries and, yeah, we're really excited to be able to influence the next four years potentially of our government. heavy flooding in the tun of wickenburg is to be ripped down. sky 12 was up after the demolition this afternoon along power house wash. the flood control district in maricopa county is working with the town to lower flood risks, saying moving residents safely out of the flood plane is the only reasonable choice. most of the properties experienced massive flooding during the 2014 and 2015 monsoon storms. the demolition of the homes should be done by the end of november. well, it is treats for

hungry howie's to say thanks to our men and women in uniform. all you have to do is bring your donations to halloween candy from november 1 right after the halloween to november 4. those treat also go directly to support uso arizona programs that reach our military members and installations across the state. go to 12news.com/treats for more information. coming up on 12 news at 6:00, a reward being offered leading to the arrest whoever shot and killed a baby horse in the far east south. plus, super heroes swooping in to save the day. and temperatures today topping the low 90s out at phoenix sky harbor, but the temperatures are going to go way up. your seven-day forecast is coming up next. tonight, only on 12 news at

item and i get bumped up and i kind of lose my mind. >> that is tonight only on 12

now, let's get a look at your headlines. the search is underway for the person who baby horse in the tonto national forest. >> today the members of the sheriff started patrolling. over the weekend the witnesses say they saw a man shooting at the horses with a shotgun rifle a horse was found dead a $1,000 reward is being offered leading to an arrest in the case. today the state representative pradded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of unlawful use of food stamps in a maricopa county superior court. she will be sentenced on

tuition and 100 hours of community as much as. and a arizona man convicted of supporting isis and plotting terrorist attacks has had his sentencing pot f postponed until late january in order to give the defense time to go through 850 pages of new evidence. still ahead on 12 news at 6:00. if you drive a volkswagen, you could be looking at a nice check coming your way. plus, what do you think is the mo halloween this year. the answer is coming up in our social shout of out. and problems and outrage that is the sports theme. i'll take on the nfl regarding domestic violence and a big cardinals fan has a big problem with football games ending in a

schwa there is that old saying that winners never cheat and cheaters never win and it looks like volkswagen is learning

>> the company has to pay out $15 billion in a settlement stemming from their emissions scandal. >> a judge in san francisco just approved it making it the largest auto scandal settlement in the nation's history that means just under half of a million v. w. and audi owner whose drive diesel engine cars will be able to get v. w. to buy back their rides. >> and most of the owners are expected to sell their cars back after the company acknowledged cheating on emissions testing and putting os the owner cans get payments of anywhere from $5,000 all the way up to $10,000 for their vehicles. jo well have you picked out your halloween costume? >> in today's social shout-out, we're asking what is the most popular costume in the valley when it comes to comic book characters. >> according to google trends, the answer is harley quinn. have you seen the movie yet? >> i have not. >> so you can expect to see a

halloween. and if you haven't made plans yet for halloween, come counsel to the 12 news plaza. >> just make sure your kids and pets are all ready to go by 3:3 on halloween so we can get you on the air at 4:00. it is happening at 200 east van buren, the station's address. everyone is welcome. and it should be a pretty nice day for halloween. that's after a pretty >> good because we have been in the 90 this is week where you predicting the 80s? >> so what exactly am i talking about? >> you'll see in the seven-day forecast. you'll see that it is all about perspective here. >> okay, miss glad half full. let's take a look. you saw it there. take was the sun setting here across the valley. here are the headlines. just know that high pressure is going to be strengthening here. we could actually see some rod high temperatures here pretty soon and dry and sunny

tonight looks good. 63 to 70 across the valley. clear skies tomorrow. lots of sunshine. the temperature between 90 and 95. that is above normal this time of year, but it is certainly better where we will be as we say towards thursday. skies across arizona. is thatry clear. that storm track is staying well to the north of us. you can see some of that on- shore flow pushing into portions of northern california with rainfall there. all of that is staying away from us. we have high pressure that will it pretty much rides up and over arizona keeping us dry and very warm here the next few days. this does start to change as that high shifts towards the east. it starts to weaken and it opens us up for another area of low pressure moving us in from the west. it will help us cool down and also maybe add some clouds and a few chances of rain up in the high country. lows in the 40s and 30s. up in the high country

we're going to see the warmer temperatures in the central and lower desert. places like tucson at 95 and 94 over in yuma. we're going to get up close to 100 by thursday that's what we're talking about with some of these near record high temperatures there across the state and then we start to cool down. as you can see over the weekend as that storm moves in, and we get the clouds. that is pretty much it for now and then we do drop down to 89 degrees as we head into next tuesday. halloween lo degrees. that's a look at your weather if i recollect and we'll send it over to coop with sports. and it hits the up right. it is no good! >> and john ryan to hold. >> and he misses it. that is impossible! >> oh, my god. >> that is impossible.

today. the cardinals and the seahawks played 75 minutes of football only to walk away with a tie. a stinken tie, which doesn't sit well at all with mad jack, the self-anointed best cardinals' fan around. >> i'm mad jack. i have problems. guess what that is. a tie. are you kidding me? a tie. and i don't like ties that is a problem a tie is like kissing really? kissing your sister. have cru seen my sister? it ain't pretty and i ain't kissing her. we had her. we dominated that game. rushing yards. first downs, total offense. we killed them. a missed field goal. i love kickers. they're kind of different, but, i don't know, man. this game, the patriots' game, i'm not happy, buddy. not happy. but defense, god love you. that's not a problem. we're killing it. we have a lot of problems. here is another problem i got.

you talk smack about the referee, but i don't. it kind of reminded me of a holiday. flag day. yeah, there are flags flying everywhere. this stuff is getting old, man. we're coming back to the carolina panthers and we're going to bring it and it is going to be the start after a whole new season. you got a problem, panthers and we're coming for you. i'm mad jack and i'm out! >> all right, mad jack. and hey, after police reports surfaced last included the admission by the new york giants josh brown that he abused his wife, the giants replaced brown on the roster and the nfl placed him on the commissioner's exempt list. brown met with the giants' front office today and the team admitted to being misguided in his initial -- in its initial attitude towards brown. he has taken measures to get help for his problems regarding domestic abuse adding that he never struck his wife. brown remains on the nfl exempt

to get paid. that is a complete outrage! >> my big problem with the nfl and josh brown is we have seen this before with the ray rice and greg hardy situation serving as backdrops to the new and improved hardline approach. the nfl was supposed to have implemented relative to domestic violence. a four-woman panel was e crane created to help the nfl deal situations. so where were they? and exactly what was their role, if any, in dealing with the josh brown situation. also, as part of the ray rice fall-out, the nfl's new policy regarding domestic violence included an automatic six-game suspension. so why did josh brown only get one game? hey, look. i don't understand the nfl. i don't get the act at all regarding this matter.

be honest. >> well said, coop. thanks. coming up, a super way to get your job done and put some big smiles on kids' faces.

coming up form morning. >> it is time to tip things off as the suns make to -- look to make ate season to remember. >> and we're live for the pumpkin and chili party. >> and stock by the dollar. >> plus, the arizona bridge that is rumored to be haunted. >> and simple acts you can do

wednesday morning starting at 4:30. finally tonight at 6:00, patients at a children's hospital in providence, rhode island were treated to a super visit. >> while captain america, batman and superman usually spend their time fighting evil, all three of those heroes took time out to do a little good or rathje err team of window washers dressed up like the heroes bringing smiles to the faces of those young patients. what a surprise that would be. >> that is so cool. [ hospital's exterior right outside the patient's room windows. this is the fourth time to super hero cleaners have swung into action at the hospital. >> well done. we'll see you back here tonight

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