go this saturday morning. october 29th is move over awareness day in arizona, a reminder to move over for any cars stopped on the side of the road. matt is house in phoenix this morning, where about 100 tow trucks are getting ready to parade town the i-10. good morning, matt. >> yeah, good morning. in an incredible scene, everyone coming together for this extremely important did

this is part of move over awareness week. it's a simple thing to do. i want to bring troy in here. you have actually seen this and experienced it firsthand. >> yes. my company has been in exist anyone else arizona for 63 years, and three years ago, i had a driver killed in the live of duty. he was with our company years. so it's quite a shock, and several years ago through aaa helped to get a law passed that included all vicks with flashing lights, which could be a light and a car broke down. so move over to they're not in danger. >> reporter: and it's a simple thing to too, again, just move over that one lane. we have a museum, and a special

>> it's the national towing and recovery museum located in chattanooga, tennessee, and we have a memorial wall, and also houses our survivor fund, but that wall is where we memorialize those killed in the line of duty. this year we put 22 names on that wall. last year we put 36, is over year it is this event today is part of that process of raising awareness. and i'm so proud of all of these towing companies out here today. this is great. >> reporter: and we want that number to be be zero that they have to add to that wall. the weather outside is perfect for this event right now. look at temperatures around the state. 69 in phoenix right now.

94 later today. a big cool down is coming into our forecast. i'm going to have that coming up in a little bit. and we are going to feature just how many tow trucks and tow truck drive are out here. a very important day. just make sure you move over that one lane. it can mean the difference between literally life or death. well, donald trump will make his final election stop in arizona this afternoon. the event will be held at doors will open at 12:30 a.m. app p.m. the event is planned for 3:30. you can watch his speech live on 12news.com. this morning hillary clinton is getting her turn. her campaign has been rocked by word that the fbi look back into newly discovered e-mails connected to the investigation of hire private server. as brian moore explains, it's

those e-mails contain, and that uncertainty is something that clinton and republicans alike want to clear up before election day. >> hillary clinton is trying to defuse a bombshell. >> so the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> reporter: her campaign has gone from cruise control to crisis over a memo from fbi director james comey to congressional leaders. comey said it's not cl information or are even important. >> so we don't know the facts, which is why we are calling on the fish to release all the information. that it has. >> reporter: a law enforcement source tells nbc news, the e-

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some people would think about, repairs and cleanliness. you don't want to get a new home and be, like, oh, the stove is broken. >> exactly. you want to make sure that anything visible is taken occasion of. when you walk in a model home, it's picture perfect. if that's your primary competition, you want to make sure you look as picture perfect as possible, also. so if you have glaring things that people can see, take oc >> maybe the newer home is small wish put maybe your house has more bedrooms, or a pool, do you highlight the differences with something like that? >> absolutely. think one of the biggest benefits to buying a resale home, you have aftermarket costs. for example when you buy a new them to, on of your walls are one color, and it like hire doesn't have a back fence.

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it is move over awareness day. you are actually the current. of this event. why is this event so important? >> this event is important for all of our professional tow operators that work on the side of the road every day. we have a big problem in our industry where cars fly buy us when we're working on the side

a year. so this whole event today is to create awareness for the motor be public that wire out there, there to help you and your family on the side of the rose, and we're asking that you give us some space. so if you come up on a tow truck, or other situations where hazard lights are flashing, move over and give space. >> a loot he of people think this is just about when you lights, but amber is just as important, right? >> that's right. the law in arizona includes any flashing lights. anytime you see flashing lights on the side of the road, do our industry and everybody a big favor, and is move over one lane and slow down. >> what is it like for you? we've been driving down this

throat business, but all of these trucks coming together for this, event. what is it like to put this on for you? >> this is one of the best days of the year for our association. seven wearing the same colored shirt. this is such a serious issue for our industry that it's great to have a day like today about weather you can't tell what company you work for. we're here for the industry. >> reporter: and that's one of the big things. everyone coming together and check out the weather out here. obviously these tow truck drivers loving the weather. 69 printly here. 67 in gold canyon. it will warm up today. mostly clear skies round the entire region, but there are two storm systems we're tracking. that will bring some futurecast shows you there's high pressure. it will slowly move over to the

two of tuesday and wednesday. that will mean a cooling trend moving into our forecast, but look at your halloween fork. 82 to 75 degrees out there. then we drop to about 80 degrees on wednesday with a slight chance of rain out there, and then we'll warm it right back up by next weekend. coming back out here alive once again to the move over en the arizona towing and recovery association. a very important event. all of these people coming out here together to really show you, you view to move over that one lane, give them a little bit of space. all of these guys at 8:00, they are going to take up down the i- 10, to the 17, then to the i-10 again and tole toly son. >> -- to tollison. >> yes, and we'll thereby at

truck competitions. we're going to have food trucks out there. a bounce house, all different kinds of vendors. it's open continue to the public, and a free event, so feel free to bring your family out and hang out for a couple of hours with us. >> and that is at rush truck center inle toly son -- in tollison. always safety first out there, and a great day to bring awareness. thanks, matt. coming up next, we'll have the best from friday night

cheerleaders,, and here it is, a defensive battle early on. zack shepherd being sacked. i'll tell you what, scrappy all day long. here is a field goal that puts them up bay score of 3-0. a pass play that's intercepted by

play defense. bulldogs with a field goal here, and now they go up 9-3. this is a defensive struggle all through way. williamsville trying to come back. check out this pass play. oh! touchdown! yes! take a replay look at and they tack on one more touchdown right here for food more, neil turning the corner from five years out. they complete a perfect season, 10-0 with a 16-9 win over queen creek. >> what a reason for them, right? >> look, steve continues to do an outstanding job down there for the blackhawks, and i'll tell you what, queen creek, that was a tough game all the way around. >> yeah. we have some more highlights.

perkins not traveling with the team. checking out his old team first quarter. t.j. green. this kid is so good. takes a short screen pass, and he does the rest. dives in for the touchdown. wolves up 14-0. i love the celebration right here, coug, the alumn right there, fired up. wide open, gone for the touchdown, and it is 14-he 7 at in the second, wolves right back to it. romney for six. chandler on top 21-7. this game was punch for punch early on. tyler show to c.j., and it's a seven-point ball game. taylor would outscore hampton 42-14 to end the game. wolves win 63-21. it's the first time ever

hamilton. >> on the west side, centennial and liberty, playing for the northwest region are championship. first quarter action, and centennial flash something big- time defense here. taylor, oh, with the pick 6! the interception covers 20 yards, see you, just like that. a 7-0 lead, but later in the quarter, liberty would have an answer. check it out. right up the gut, into zone. that tiesty game at 7. fans on both sides really getting into this one. check he this out, nice stiff arm, coming near side. he has the sidelines. 46 yard jarred jarreds at the 18-yard line. end zone, turner.

right here. chavez, they have a win, and coach getting his team fired up. first quarter, c.c. already up 7-0. allen on the pun return. remember last year was on your all fever defensive time teal, right? he's playing offense this year, because he can do thinks like that. 14-0 champions. a little later, remember the name watch the move here. rogers had 3 t.d.s tonight, allenen had four t.d.'s. here a s another one. nice catch, going up and getting it. and watch this. i love the little celebration right here. hey, come over here. high five. thanks for coming to the game. all for the crowd.

chavez wins this one. on to the playoffs. wildcat force win, and valley christian loses to castillo. walked the field one final time for their

we begin this morning he with water problems across the valley. people in phoenix and buckeye say their water bills are skyrocketing by hundreds of dollars. a lot of you have e-mailed us asking for help. we are working for you, trying to verify what's really going on. n developments in our investigation. somebody needs to step up to the plate. it's getting receipticlous. it's out of hands.

on this day, we know you used over 2500 gallons. >> reporter: every day for a month after that is right one day when the usage spiked, it levels off, but why is unclear. >> if you have a leak that's 1/32 of an inch, 1:/16, about the thickness of a dime, you could be losing thousands of gallons a month. >> reporter: we received complaints from dozens of even broken in >> we talked to some manufacturers, have done everything we can too. >> which drinks us back to a couple of -- bringing us back to a couple of questions. is the water really being used,, and if so, where is it going in >> we're going to continue following this story and have a second meeting with city leaders and customers to get you some answers. if you have noticed a major

out to us. just e-mail mail us at verify at 12news.com. it is move over awareness day. good morning within matt. >> reporter: good morning, monique. we're are trying to save lives today for this i've right here. slow down, on move over awareness day. it is the raw. i'm here with james, a fleet manager for aaa. what is it look for aaa to be a responser of things event? >> this is great. woe want to raise awareness. people need to slow down and move over. these guys are out on the road

scary when somebody is driving by at 70 miles an hour. >> and you have how many calls a day that mean there's driver out there on your road that needs help? >> aaa runs anywhere between 900 and 1,000 calls every single day of the week. so that is an awful lot of people out there on the side of the roadway, whether it's in he a residential area or the highway, people these to slow down and move over. >> reporter: and you guys also created a psa. tell us where they can watch that and what you saw something stunning just on a go pro on a cone. >> that's right. go to aaa's website page. we took a go pro camera put it on the cone, on the white line, and it's amazing the footage you see of people not moving over. >> remember, it is the law to move over and slow down whenever you see those flashing lights. and thatten include no, sir matter the weather.

the evenings and the mornings when that suffer is so low in the sky. but check out your weather right now. later on today, 94 degrees in phoenix. that's just one degree off the record of 95 degrees. so another very warm day coming back out here live to this huge event. over 100 tow tricks are tole to lesson. coming up, we're go -- tollison. coming up, we'll show you what a be driver goes,000 to load those cars on when cars are literally flying right by them. if you're still making plans for the weekend, head to the annual maslow festival. this is a the district stage

and you can also go out to the peoria sports complex for their halloween monster bash, where your family can enjoy trick-or-treating, crafts, a hayride, and other activities. admission is free, but you're encouraged to bring a food item to benefit the st. mary's food bank. >> there is also halloween at the phoenix zoo, where you'll find a carousel and other stuff. that's tonight. entrance is 10 bucks members, and $2for the general public. and of course it's the very last weekend to get all of that fair food in. this is a the arizona state fair grounds in central phoenix. well, homeowners in maricopa are competing to see who has the best decorated halloween house. brian west is checking them out, and has some of the homes worth visiting this weekend.

house in the city of maricopa, and day need the public to vote. >> i hope everybody can appreciate the theme behind it, the happy halloween, versus the scary halloween. we don't want to be too gory. we like to have the kids, especially when we get some of the younger kids, and they start getting excited about the characters. >> i'm not for all of the gore the scare, and that's what the people seem to love to do, and so i think the funnest part is going through, and people will be outside, an start moving and they scare you. so that's one of the fun parts for the event for me. >> reporter: some homeowners really get into this contest. take a look he at this place. they built an entire haunted house in their driveway. >> this year something new that we did, we started putting pictures of the actual homes on facebook, so absolutely, all of the homes are connected with other homes, and you say, wow, i really have to step my game

we get from it. our neighbors across the street started adding more once we started doing it, and a few 0 other people around the neighborhood. don't find a map and to vote, just head to maricopa-az.gov. >> coming up nix, deciphering between all of the car myths

this is i-he 10 east bound at 7th street. you can see everything moving smoothly out there. well, there's no shortage of automotive myths out there that can steer us in the wrong direction. matt schmitt debunks some of the most common ones in this week's edition of smart. >> ? urban legends just refuse to die. unfortunately for motorists, there's no shortage of myths out there that steer us in the wrong direction. here are a few of the most common onces. putting night row general in your tire improves fuel economy. the benefit is so margin natural all you're really doing is deflating your wallet. bout change your oil every 3,000 miles.

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the roads are still quiet out there this morning, but there are some closures to know about. weir here to help you get around them. >> here is lab at closures you can expect around the valley this weekend, starting off in the east valley. the i-10 westbound will be down to one lane, friday night sat 10:00 p.m., all the way till sunday at 11:00 p.m. and now to grand avenue.

p.m. to saturday 8:00 a.m., and then closes again saturday at 9:00 a.m. to sunday morning at 8:00 a.m., and you don't have to worry about it anymore after that. another freeway closure to tell you about. this one is on the east valley, 202, will be closed from gilbert to mcdowell friday 10:00 p.m., all the way through monday at 5:00 a.m. have a great weekend. now we're going to send things back out to matt for the ve good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, monique. we're out here at move over awareness day. a hundred tow trucks lined up here. but we're going to get a demonstration of what these drivers go for to pick up your car. >> it's all about safety. >> reporter: that is the key. the stat is sadly one driver every 6th day is killed in the

so we're going to have you demonstrate exactly what goes into this. we're going to bring pops in, and he's going to talk us through what's going on, but first, while she gets started here, let's talk about that truck, because it has to put that car on here. how wide is this truck? >> the truck is about two feet wider than a normal car, and a dually would come right up to the edging, right about here. >> so if your car is already a foot over on the la your truck is literally directly on that white line, correct? and that's why it is important to move over. >> yes, it is. and if you break town, get away from the whiteline as far as you can. we need as much room from traffic as we can get. people are texting, they're not paying attention, they're driving, and there's right up on us. there are controls on both sides of the vehicle that we have to use to load your car.

you have to go to the other side to strap it on. i asked what the driver could do to help you guys. obviously the maintain one is move over as far as they possibly can, burst you don't want them out with you, correct? >> when we arrive at the scene, we like the true driver to get to the nontraffic side, and put them in the truck, have them strapped down in the struck where its safe. if we ever get hit or the truck gets hit, the customer's place to be in s in the truck >> so safety for everyone out there. >> everyone involved. >> reporter: you can see how quickly they can load a car, especially if there's not that major of issue,, but of course the weather hales a big concern for these drivers, as well, and for today, they're look at nice conditions, 69 in phoenix right now, 67 in gold canyon. clear skies around the entire region. that is why we are looking at very warm conditions. the forecast shows you it is going to be warm for the next couple of days.

there. but, again, this is all about move over awareness day out here. just in the phoenix area, they're going to have a whole tow truck parade all the way over to tolleson, coming back out here live. what is the last thing as we send it back to our anchors in the studio, that you would tell a driver out there? >> any driver should get as far away from vehicles that have flashing lights, whether it's police, fire, tow truck, or just a broke down car. you november know is going to exit into your lane, step out of a vehicle, or standard there. you need to give them all the room you can. slow down and move over. >> reporter: there you go, monique, i'll send it back to you with that. you can see these drivers have to unfortunately be on that road side lane. very dangerous out there. this morning, we have melissa here, and this little guy a little scared. you're here from the maricopa animal care and control.

tell us about him? >> franky came to us just earlier this week, and as you can see, he is very scared. he's about five years old. i really think he's one of those chihuahuas that's just kind of been used to living on the streets. he's not really used to human contact. he's very sweet. he's scared, but he's not a fear biter. he hasn't tried to bite or anything. he just freezing when you pick him up. he's frozen now, flinches if i move. so i so i really feel really bad for him. niece not a bad dog. he's just not used to socialization opinion so he would be a good dog for someone willing to let him be a little timed at first and let him come out of his shell on his own 0. i would say no really small kids, just because he is so skittish, but other than that, he would be a great apartment

the kennel when i picked him up this morning, so he is good with other dogs his size. >> and dogs learn from each other, so if he sees a dog, someone who has a small dog? >> exactly. that could help boost his confidence when he's with another dog. and i know he's not, you know, the cute fluffy that everyone wants. >> there's super cute! >> but he really needs a home. i hope someone will fall in love with him, because all he wants is someone know what to do right now. he is at our east valley shelter in mesa. he's available at 11:00, and his adoption fee is just $20. >> and she super cute, frankie here. he came in really skin by they said, so help get him healthy and a good home. >> exactly. >> all right.

after the parade and all of that trick-or-treat, don't forget to check your kids' candy before they eat it. check for anything dangerous or that has and after you're done checking all of that candy, feel free to donate some of the extras to the treats for troops campaign, to thank military members for their service. just bring your donations to any hungry howies location. all of your sweet treats will go to support arizona uso programs that reach military installations throughout the state. to find a hungry howies

to 12news.com/treats. >> matt has some good news for our upcoming weather. >> reporter: there's a lot he of good news out there. the first piece of good news is that this parade of trucks, over a hundred tow trucks will take off right at 8:00. this is is the lead truck right here. this is all for move over but on by the arizona national towing and recovery just to let you know it's the law that you have to move over for those amber lights, any flashing lights, really. they will be heading to rush truck center at tolleson, where you can go down there. there's a whole kids exhibit. there will be an entire tow truck rodeo. you have to go check it out. but this whole parade is just to limit the number of drivers

don't move over. if fact, one tow truck driver every six days is killed in the united states on average, and it's just a simple thing. move ore one lane and slow down, wherever you see someone on the side of the road. you could save a life. but the weather certainly very nice outside as well. it will be a little warmer this afternoon. in the 90s once again on saturday and sunday, but then we'll have a little bit of cool down by wednesday, even a slight chance of rain moving into our forecast. there in monique, all of these trucks are going to cruise out of here, and later on 12 news, we will have that, also on 12news.com. but, monique, a very important event out here. >> all right, definitely some important information. thanks, matt. thanks for joining us on 12 news weekend today. remember, 12 news is always on

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