over the course of nearly a year, eight girls ranging in age from 17 to # 1 were for money up to 30 time as day. >> they were given minimal toed and support. they're not given any money. >> two men and a woman, whose identities are being held, were arrested at this prescott valley house, allegedly shuttling the girls to different parts of the state and california. >> these children are transported all over the united states. >> lea benson of stright light

and backgrounds. >> i just received a call today from a crying mom who is middle, higher north carolina. she a biochemist looking for help to her child. >> reporter: one of the victims was brought here from the east coast for the purpose of prostitution. trafficking not a strong enough temple to describe what was happening to these girls. in his words it was slavery, plain and simple. joe dana, 12 news. thank you. now let's go to decision 2016. we are now just 12 days away from the election. today donald trump jr. was in town campaigning for his father. the big news coming out of his visit, donald trump sr. is coming back to the valley. our brahm resnik is at asu with those details. >> reporter: donald trump's need to make a seventh campaign strip highlights one of the big stories of this presidential election, reliably republican

donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump jr. began his day rallying republican volunteers. in between two republican fundraisers he got millennials fired up about his dad at an arizona state university rally. >> i always say my father got into this for all of the right reasons. he didn't need this job. >> reporter: but he almost forgot to tell the crowd his father is making another campaign stop in 10 days before the election. >> i forgot all about it, but i heard my father is coming back to phoenix on saturday, so -- >> reporter: the polls show donald trump locked in a dead heat with hillary clinton in arizona, but the trump backer sheriff joe arpaio isn't buying it. >> he is winning. you're listening to your mickey house polls. >> reporter: possible sites for donald trump's rally include the arizona state capitol and the phoenix convention center

live in tempe, brahm resnik, 12 news. thank you. tonight we're verifying eye popping water bills for buckeye homeowners. we first reported the story two days ago and since then we have received dozens of e-mails from people going through the same issue. >> tonight we have team coverage ton water woes starting with team 1 and we just spoke with a buckeye city council member about this problem. charlie? >> reporter: you said it. we just spoke a few moments ago the city of buckeye. the first person and the only person we have been able to get on camera to answer some questions. the councilmember says he watched a portion of the meeting from this afternoon that drew about two dozen residents complaining about their high water bills that was live streamed on 1news.com. he said he couldn't attend because it was short notice and he also had meetings. he spoke to the city's mayor and he told me that several people are now working to address the numerous complains

over the past couple of days. the councilman reiterated that he is not an expert in the water resources department but did question the have diddity of some of the complaints and encouraged the citizens who have not gotten answers to can't their councilmember. we told him that many people we have spoken to have done that several times and contacted the department and also said that they also never got a call back or any kind of help. >> it is a sensitive issue i don't like it i have people out there who are hurting for christmas and things like that. i don't like it one bit. on the other hand, i don't have an answer. i can't give you an answer. i wish i could. >> reporter: now, there's another meeting happening on sunday at 2:00 p.m. here in buckeye. the councilman said he is still debating whether or not he will be able to make that, but our 1

and we want to get to the bottom of this water problem. our william pits is live in the news room with why this seems like more than a leak. >> reporter: a couple hundred gallons extra on your bill, that could be a leaky faucet, but the owner of the heating air doesn't think people with tens of thousands on their bills don't have a leak at all because if they did, they'd know it immediately. >> water takes the h to find an opening fast. >> reporter: he says water is under pressure all the time so if a pipe cracks, there is not going to be a little dribble. >> the epa states that the average family of four uses 400- gallon as month. 70% of that consumption comes from the lath rooms. >> reporter: but 50,000 gallons? that is not just a leaky toilet that is catastrophic. >> i mean that is the size of three swimming pools. that is an excessive amount of water. it is the type of leak that you

think whatever is going on in buckeye is a leak. if it was, every person with the increase would see their homes flooding constantly. brian had a leak behind his water heater yesterday. >> as i pulled home from work, there was water pouring out from underneath my garage door. >> reporter: even then, he says that was not 50,000 gallons. brian thinks the massive increases are more likely a bad water meter shaw or maybe something as bad as accounting. >> thank you. well, it is a global mission that starts right here in arizona. and the 161st air refueling wing swerving as sort -- as sort of a flying gas station for the military all over the world and only on 12 news we're taking you inside the tricky operation that makes it happen. we're live from the boom pod. >> reporter: it is a very tricky operation, so i'm coming

k.c.-135, one of the great planes you'll see south of the runway at sky harbor. i'll show you inside the boom pod to show you how we actually transfer fuel from the air. and you are the actual boom operator. you're on your belly in the back of the plane and you're 20,000 feet up in the air when this happens. we have aircraft that come up maybe 20 feet underneath you. tell me what we're looking at here because it looks a little bi >> yes, it does. basically here we have the telescoping boom latch, so basically my job is to unlatch the boom, lower the boom and i fly wit the control stick that you see here. it is sort of like abatari joy -- atari joy stick. and it is to safely direct the contact where we can pass the gas to the jet. >> reporter: and how much gas are we talking about nhow much time? >> pretty much we have the

6,000 pounds per minute of gas. >> per min nut. >> >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: how long will you be in this enclosed space? >> it just agains. the fighter aircraft take on a maller off loads, so they're pretty quick. anywhere from half a minute to a couple of minutes. cargo aircraft will take locker depending on their off loads. >> reporter: just incredible. folks, as you can see, we're talking about a very tight goodness. in the back of the c.c. -- k.c.-135s. the mission may happen in the clouds, but when we're talking about the 161st, their roots are here in arizona. you're going to meet some of the men and women with the refueling wing tonight on 12 news at 10:00. isn't it awesome? >> i had no idea that the boom operator has to lay on their stomach for so long on such a tricky ma over like refueling

work that they do. thank you. tell them we said thanks for their service. it is treats for troops time. 12 news has partnered up with hungry howie's to say thanks to our men and women in uniform. bring your donations from november 1 to the 4th. all of those treat also go to support uso programs at arizona mill stair installations across the state. you can go to 1 news.com/treats for more information. still to comen again. leslie merit jr. arrested in glendale. plus, a school bus full of students crashes in scottsdale. and it was definitely on the warm side today. in fact, we had two record temperatures set as phoenix -- at phoenix sky harbor. i'll tell you all of the

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>> the officers say he violated a domestic violence order of protection by being on the victim's property and making threats. he was booked into the 4th avenue jail. dps believed he was responsible for multiple shootings on valley freeways between august and october of last year. but all charges against him in the freeway shooting case were dismissed. and in arizona, jack o'lanterns may not with the only things melting this halloweenment we're talking about a record breaking day in the state is in did midst of a heat wave that has made october one of the hottest in years. today we hit a high of 100 degrees. that is the latest 100 ever temperature on record in phoenix. the old record was october 23. and an accident in sos daly involving a school bus. this happened at 114th street today. according to scottsdale police, the driver of the school bus rear ended an suv. one student was taken to the hospital. still ahead on 12 news at

or-treating. so after a record-setting day, when will things cool down? your full forecast is just minutes away. and i'm cameron cox live in tempe. six new members going into the arizona sports hall of fame. we're talking to two of them. the big unit and the cardinals' ring of honor member adrien wilson, next in sports. 12 sports is sponsored by

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you have probably seen the reports. rats in the kitchen. chicking left out for hours. roaches in the fridge? they are some of the worst, most disgusting health violations found in restaurant kitchens. every time you eat out, you eat at your own risk. trusting that restaurant is clean, up to code and doing everything it can to avoid putting your health in danger. but some eateries trust. so which restaurants are on the dirty list? find out tonight on 12 news at 10:00 before eating at your own risk. today's social sound-off is all about halloween, so if you want that candy, what are the best cities for trick-or- treating? >> the top throw on the list are philadelphia, san jose, san francisco, but check it out, phoenix cracking the top ten coming in at number six. and specifically the list

some of the best areas for trick-or-treating. >> did you guys buy your candy yet? >> yes, i did. i tried not to look at it. >> are we going with chocolate this year? >> only chocolate that's how i roll in my house. those are the good houses. do you know which ones are the good house ? the ones that give the full-sized candy bar. >> when e was a kid, those would be the houses we'd go back to two or three times in a night. i'll go back. >> everyone in the neighborhood know which is houses those are. >> and hopefully the chocolate won't be melting this year. it probably would have today if we had trick-or-treaters out there. so two records. we had one that broke the record for the day at 98 degrees that was back in 2001. but we hit 100, so we beat that. then we had the other for the latest 100 on record. the one before that was october 23. so obviously today being the latest 100 ever. this evening is still going to

to deal with any sun out there. so we're going to keep anytime the 90s. 9:00, high clouds. 89 degrees. by 11:00 we'll be sitting at 85 and we'll see pretty mild temperatures overnight. so here is a lock ahead at monday. your trick-or-treat forecast. and so far nothing very scary about this. we'll see temperatures around trick-or-treating time about 78 and 85 degrees. clear skies and light winds out there. so it is high pressure that has been driving this heat now we're starting to see a little bit of the change. you notice the high clouds moving up from the pacific. you can see rainfall there just off the coast of california -- californiament some of that rain is also move inrand. that will be moving north of us, but it will help to transport the high clouds into the area. they should be clearing out by saturday. that should be followed up by another area of low pressure that will not bring us rain but will help to cool things down. 58 in sedona.

here in phoenix we get down to 74. tomorrow, 71 at the grand canyon. 86 over in globe. we're still going to hang on to the 90. so it may not be 100 tomorrow, but it will still very much be a warm day. we see a little bit of cooling over the weekend and the really good stuff begins on monday. we'll keep anytime the 80s all the way through thursday. all right. d-backs legend randy johnson is in the baseball hall of fame. the diamondbacks ring of honor and now he is also going into the arizona sports hall of fame along with the former cardinals' safety adrien wilson. they're the highlights of this year's class of inductees. >> cameron cox is live at the tempe center for the arts where the induction ceremony is underway. cam? >> reporter: hey, guys. how is it going? you're right.

the highlights of the class. we're live here at the tempe center for the arts. it gets going at 7:00. the meet and greet is going on right now. this class is highlighted by randy johnson, adrien wilson and the former coach john mccloud as well as the racing legend bob bondurant go ing into the arizona sports hall of fame as well. back to johnson and wilson. both of these guys, i talked to them on the red carpet and both of them say this is a dream numerous times but you never played baseball for any of these athletes. after your career -- >> maybe for a free dinner. >> reporter: that is the best part of these things. >> no, i really haven't, but it is such an honor to be inducted into the arizona hall of fame now and obviously it is where i live. it is where i had my best years of my career here in yeas for the diamondbacks. so i'm very humbled, as always,

>> reporter: adrien wilson, first of all, what does this night mean to you? >> i think it is a mull min nation of my career and mean to the community. i know it is kind of an individual award, but obviously my teammates and the organization have a lot to do with what is going on tonight. >> being retired now, it seemed to be a lot more relaxed, you know, not as intense because there's no more games to pitch. a lot more of this because when i played, i was very focused at the job at hand and, you know, really didn't like the distractions in the sense that i didn't want it to take away from my focus on what i needed to do five days from today, whatever. of course now that randy is retired, he loves to talk. everybody has to give a speech and most people i talk to say they're looking forward to

most. the event gets going at 7:00. we'll have much more tonight at 10:00. live in tempe, cameron cox, 12 sports. >> sounds good, cam. >> two very deserving legends. >> absolutely. >> good stuff. still coming up, it is an invitation to a fun halloween

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costume parade. make sure your kids and pets are yesterdayy to go so we can put them on the air here at the station at 200 east van buren. everyone is welcome to come down. >> i can't wait. it is going to be a lot of fun. >> are you wearing anything? >> i'm not wearing anything. i'm going to dress my dog. >> as a meteorologist, yeah. yeah.(.ecl) that's what i'll be. >> and i'm going to bring my girls, though. >> yeah, do. >> come on down. >> that will do it for us. thank you for watching 12 news at 6:00. >> have a wonderful evening.

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