into the former new york congressman anthony weiner and his estranged wife who is clinton's closest aide. clinton just held a news conference to address the investigation. >> we have heard these rumors. we don't know what to believe. i am sure there will be even more rumors that is why it is incumbent upon the fbi to ellis what they're talking about because right now your guess is as good as mine and i don't think that is good enough. >> reporter: the fbi is not contain, and there's no time line on when the review will be finished. >> meanwhile, a former misusa contestant is vowing to fight back if trump sues her. temple tag either is one of a dozen women who have accused the republican nominee of inappropriate conduct. today she appeared with the attorney gloria alred. she claims trump kissed her on the lips on two separate occasions. trump says the accusations are lies. take a look at this.

flames in florida. he posted this video on instagram. the faa reports the airplane classed -- collapsed shortly after landing. no report on injuries. another fire involving a plane, this one at chicago's o'hare international. seven passengers and a flight attendant were injured and taken to hospitals. american airlines officials say the engine malfunctioned. the plane fires come less than a day after the republican vice presidential nominee mike pence's plane went off new york. new questions cope emerging as we dig deeper to a problem the buckeye. residents e-mailing us about skyrocketing water bills. >> and here is the thing. in some cases the problem seems to magically fix itself. will? >> reporter: and for a lot of people, these are not ongoing

periods with just huge increases. it doesn't go away with no warning. >> because i can't prove that i don't have a leak, which i don't know how you can prove something that doesn't exist. >> reporter: harder because some people say their leaks come and go, that's why they believe this is a city of winston cup eye problem, in the a leak. some homeowners saw u huge increases in the last week. and he saw his will hoover around $200 and $250 and then triple to $600 another homeowner named dolly saw her water stay at less than 8,000 gallons and then explode to 3 3,000 gallons. and then two months later she says without any work done to her house, it dropped back down to normal. these homeowners say they have got the same explanation all of the others we have talked to gotten. >> i was like this can't be right. the only thing they can say is somebody is stealing your water or you have a water leak. >> reporter: most homeowners they talked to say they have

and then everything goes back to normal. alan says he has a brand-new houseno leaks. the first bill? $500, 30,000 gallons. after he called to complain, he says his bill dropped to normal. again, he says he didn't do any work. and you wouldn't miss a 30,000 gallon leak, even in the desert. >> the equivalent of the water they claim we have used would be like dumping my pool three times and refilling it. >> reporter: we're hoping to buckeye next week that will be a full week after we started asking questions. william pits, 12 news. >> something is not right here, will. thank you very much. if you have also noticed a major hike in your water bill, reach out to us. e-mail verify@12news.com and we will continue to reach out for answers. a protest outside the phoenix convention center where the police chief's retirement ceremony took place today. the group carrying 17 caskets

killed by phoenix police this year. they held a die-in laying down outside. the group hoping to raise awareness about police violence. today wasn't only his retirement party, but also the swearing in for the department's new chief. jerry williams was welcomed as the new leader of the force. it is a coming home for williams. she served 20 years before becoming the police chief in oxnard, california. her appointment also making his sawyer. she the first woman to lead the police department. >> i realize how blessed i am to have the honor of leading this police department. the historic nature of this assignment and promotion is absolutely nothing i take lightly nor is it anything that i take for granted. >> williams is speaking to our kevin kennedy shortly so hear what she has to say coming up on 12 news at 6:00. it is the final week of the regular season in high school football with several championships ton line tonight and, of course, friday night

and centennial and liberty, al ha bra and caesar chavez, it doesn't get any bigger than this. bruce cooper is live from williams field high school where a big championship game kicks off in a couple of hours. hey, coop. >> reporter: and hey, you're absolutely right. i'm live at the site of our friday night football gym of the week. taking on the once beaten queen creek bulldogs. and let me bring this young man. he had a very prestigious honor bestowed upon him. the u.s. army all-american game, selected you to play in it. and tell me what that means to you. >> it is so honorable. it is my biggest accomplishment of high school, even the alabama commitment. a huge ceremony during our sixth hour and i think it got us ready for this game. >> that game, the u.s. army all american game will be in january a national tv game on

there is a young aspiring journalist who wants my job. she says she can do it better than me. i agree. and bran-brandon, how is important is this game? >> it is super excited. this is our biggest game yet. >> and awesome do you think we're playoff ready? >> yes, this is the best team we have ever had here. >> before i let you go, who is your favorite cheerlead summer. >> you. >> and coming to you live from williams field, friday night fever. back to you, coop scram. i around here. i am out of a job soon. and boyfriend and girlfriend, so, yeah. so, yeah.(.ecl) that's why she is her favorite cheerleader a big game here tonight. and the regional championship at stake. i feel really bad about this because i think my time in tv is pretty limited. dakota summed that up. and live in gilbert, i'm bruce cooper. we'll send it back to you in

>> what position does he play, by the way? he is committed to alabama? >> he is a place kicker. during the summer, this young minnesota on this very field in front of me kicked a 76-yard field goal, placed it on youtube. >> what? >> 76 yards. you heard me right. and nick saban, alabama, everybody saw it and this kid is highly recruited and everyone wants him. he is going to go my for the defending national champions. >> in the a bad school to go to seem like the biggest guy, and i know you're tall, but he has a bot on him. >> i like it. >> and 76 yards, there's not too many professionals who have take distance. >> no kidding. we'll have to follow him. >> thank you. coming up on 12 news at 5:00, marching from arizona to north dakota. the group of teens on a cross country mission to their their voices heard. the food, the games, the

the arizona state fair next. and here is a look at today's social sound-off question. what arizona towns made the list of coolest ghost towns in the nation? i have my guess. we'll reveal the answer coming

i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics.

j people here a pipeline. one just 10 years old set out for a 1,400-mile journey on foot. they left from nau and plan to join the protestors in north dakota. the idea came from two teams who says he is concerned over the violence that is happening and wanted to do something to show his support. this all comes a day after more than 100 people were arrested after blocking a highway used to access the construction site. the demonstrators say the pipeline is destroying sacred land and threatens to pollute the missouri river. >> a lot at stake there for many people and just thinking about them making that walk tells you a rot. >> very powerful. >> seriously. and switching gears now, it

it is also the last weekend of the arizona state fair. >> and -- and whether everyone heading out there have to deal with triple digit weather? and we're live with our state fair position forecast. crystal, you must be -- are you enjoying a little wind? you're up in the air right now. >> reporter: yes! yes, getting a nice breeze in here. the thermometer is new at 90 degrees currently and that is about to step behind the clouds we are 155 teat in the air right now on the ferris wheel which you probably frequent every time the arizona state fair is open. it is legrand, as you know. it goes to l.a. county, but its final stop is here in phoenix. 18 semi trailers are needed to travel with this sucker. eight days to set it up and four days to tear it down. so you have to get in this weekend while you can.

-- setting up for a beautiful evening. let's tyke a look at the hour- by-hour temperatures here for tomorrow. we're going into the 80s while you're enjoying the fair. tomorrow if you want to get an early start, it is just $2 before 2:00. you'll see temperatures crack ing into 90-degree territory. so make sure to get the lemonade cup that you can refill. temperatures that are not only 10 degrees above average but potentially one degree away from the record high for the setting at 5:39 and another beautiful, mild night will unfold with partly cloudy skies. let's get you to the weekend. both days, near record highs and near record low temperatures. we're talking about warm low temperatures there. we will either be tying or potentially breaking a new record. finally relief is in sight. we've got temperatures that start with an eight for a change, so i know you're digging that.

so enjoy it while you've got it because certainly we don't want a repeat of yesterday. it looks lick we have capped off that triple didn't temperature here for at least the next seven days. hopefully we're kissing that good-bye. we're become out here live. there is so much to enjoy here at the fair. tonight we have the concert with andy grammer. we have gavin degrau. there is also figure eight racing going on. another beautiful night here tonight, tomorrow night and sunday night. get in on the fun while back to you. >> i love the view you're giving us right now and just be honest. do the funnel cakes snell just as -- smell just as amazing as i think they do? >> and so good! and just powdered sugar alone is good. you can top it with the chocolate and the strawberries and one of them has my anymore on it. >> i think they tray teague include put that ferris wheel

stand. >> and let's send it over to cam talking cars. the cardinals are traveling to charlotte on halloween weekend. some scary memories there, but halloween came a little early. it is a yearly tradition. the rookie offensive linemen dressing up, and price is on the right, and here is the center evan bane boarding the plane. now, another scary sight. the cardinals' injury report this week. 13 guys listed. everyone is still feeling the effects of last week. b.a. says substitution also be important. good news. and john brown, he sounds ready to play. >> i feel good. i'm feeling good right now. right now i'm feeling good. feel good and happy to be out there with my brothers. >> and he is, knock on wood, travel and stuff doesn't affect him. >> and we came up with a plan and we know what we have to do. i just have to take care of my body better. >> and it feels good.

one year ago tomorrow, asu and oregon played in one of the craziest games in sun devil history. oregon completed that answered prayer to send the game into overtime. and then there was a tiptoe touchdown catch in the third overtime right there by the ducks. and then fennelly when it was all said and done, picked off in the end zone to end the game. >> one year later, these two teams will meet once again. it looks like manny wilkins will be doing the same thing he was doing last playing. telling arizona sports 98.7 f.m. that he is doubtful. and the freshman will make his first start if manny can't go. and besides friday night fear, pat tillman, a football life. >> every game they played the national anthem, that's all i think about is pat, the whole time. i think about pat a lot. >> and passion is kind of an important word for me, whether it is playing sports or whether it is living or whatever you're

passionate about it or why else do it? >> you play with a lot of guys and then you play with guys that you never forget. >> and setted your dvr, "a fastball life" pat tillman. and, guys, i'm hearing from people who have already seen it already that there is video you have never seen before. >> really? >> they worked very hard on this. definitely set your dvr. it is something for everybody. >> that preview there giving me chills. i can't imagine the whole definitely. >> still ahead on 12 news at 5:00. we're heading back out live to the state fair where we are pulling back the curtain on the laves of carnival workers. -- lives of the carnival

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the arizona state fair wraps up sunday and once it is over, the traveling city will be on the move again. >> hundreds of people, including entire families with kids crisscross the country putting it all together. and team 12 is live at the fair and, nicole, you got the chance the see what every day life is like for system of these folks. >> reporter: i sure did. and imagine that this is your back yard. you get to go to a traveling school. that is the experience these kids get to have and it gives them some pretty cool opportunities. the game, the rides, the food. these are all the things we think about when we think of the fair. but behind all of this excitement, it is another day of school for the children of it all together. >> and we're a one-room schoolhouse. >> reporter: 10 students ranging in ages from 4 to 13 years old learning under one roof. >> we work our best to meet individual needs. >> reporter: like most kids, they have the same school subjects. >> and every morning we come to school at 8:30. you would start on that and science and history and then math, and then spanish. >> reporter: but unlike most other schools, they pack up and

and they make sure to make the most of it. >> we really aim for at least two field trips, a fair, and so we are taking the kids to a very -- very different places based on what we're studying. >> reporter: while they were studying space, they spent two days at nasa in houston. [ and they have a replica of the space shift. >> reporter: and thanks to private funding, the kids also have computers, a smart board and all students have ipads. >> and in row seta stone. >> reporter: the kids still take standardized tests. >> our kids are ahead of their peers. we keep our kids' lives as normal as they can be except after school they may want to go ride one of dad's rides. >> reporter: and phoenix is actually the last stop for this crew which means we're going to have a three-month break, which means the kids get a three- month vacation.

did any of them tell you what they want to be when they grow up and do some of them want to be in the carnival business? >> i did' ask them, but it seems like they're pretty business minded. they know how to handle themselveses. so i'm sure that we're going to have a lot of business people going around in the world. >> i would imagine you would learn a lot about business, being involved in an operation like this. >> yes. >> some great experience for them. thanks a lot. >> reporter: thanks, nicole. our omg video of the day. dancing zombies are taking over. and our little michael jackson move right there. that is my favorite move right there. what the fbi has discovered that has them once again on the trail of hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. also a jet engulfed in flames at o'hare airport in chicago, passengers forced to flee down slides. we'll have a late report. and is there a link between

jury award on "nbc nightly news." i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics.

coming up on 12 news at 6:00, we hear about new presidential polls every day. [ first donald trump is ahead and hillary clinton is ahead so many different polls and different results. so can we trust them? that is our verify story of the night. and tonight at 10:00, we meet the valley woman who is shocked to see trump jr. help push her car out of the road

the story going viral. some say it was a p.r. stunt. it was a real -- get the real story from her tonight on 12 news at 10:00. finally at 5:00 our omg video of the day and i love this one, especially, zombies are taking over maine. dancing zombies. actually it was just a flash mob dancing to michael jackson's "thriller," which you have to listen to this time of year. the walking dead swarmed a downtown area and put on this whole show for people that were just walking by. few years. >> way to go, maine! that is impressive. 1 news is always on. get the latest news and 12news.com, and leave it to

bombshell from the fbi director, 11 days until the election, the feds investigating newly discovered emails related to the hillary clinton private server case. found during a separate probe into sexting allegations against her top aide's husband, anthony wiener. donald trump seizing on a stunning turn of events. more breaking news, emergency at o'hare, an american airlines jet burst into flames on the runway. panic on board, smoke billowing from the plane as passengers race to escape with their lives. and baby powder and cancer -- a jury awards a woman $70 million after she claimed it caused her ovarian cancer. did johnson & johnson fail to