waiting right now for hillary clinton to arrive and then speak at asu. >> we have team coverage for you tonight. santos was at mike pence rally. >> and bramm is live where clinton is about to speak live moe men tearily. >> tear -- momentarily. >> reporter: her mission tonight, to s to get latino out to vote >> by her being here at arizona state, a lot of people torn in between, might actually be able to duovote for hillary. >> the democratic nominee loosing ground to donald trump. in arizona polls after reports of a new fbi investigation. >> i think that they will -- the voters will see she is the most qualified. they have to see that. it would be disaster if trump

country. tonight, clinton will appeal directly to voters. she'll be introduced to gold star parents. he was an undocumented immigrant awaiting his american citizenship when he was killed in iraq. >> walked in, he was always enthusiastic. nice kid. everybody liked him. >> the slain soldiers former highch be on stage. >> anybody who sacrifices their life for this country is somebody we ought to recognize and honor. and then when i discovered he was an undocumented person that -- it just gives credence to the fact that, you know, he didn't have to do that. >> reporter: the emotional appeal backed by a call to action a. >> 27 million strong already to vote. >> reporter: this new ad

latino's voter. part of the clinton's last minute arizona ad blitz in arizona. aearn -- i learned just a few minutes, ago the teacher you saw in the story, will be the one intrusion clinton. not expected to take the stage until sometime after 7:00 p.m. >> thank you. well, with the finish line now just days away, it is full steam ahead from both sides. republican vice presidential nominee, mike pence, stopping there. and he has the details from the mesa convention center. whether governor mike pence back in arizona this morning to try to convince voters to support the donald trump campaign. a couple thousand people filed into the mesa convention center. county sheriff and governor among other speakers. both campaigns have already made arizona a priority since it's been a toss up state for some time now. the latest poll is showing

lead. yesterday shows he's leading over clinton 45-41%. pence adding why he doesn't think hillary has what it takes. he also wonders if clinton would mention the on going e- mail scandal in her speech in the valley tonight. >> we found out from the fbi that officials at her state department actually offered the fbi a quid pro quo if she let them change the classified status on e-mails. ll 33,000 e-mails she refused to turn over to the fbi? >> reporter: it's been a busy day for pence. arizona is one of three stops on his itinerary today. including mmm and colorado -- new mexico and colorado. >> all right. thanks. and the political visits just keep coming. on thursday, clint:'s running mate -- clinton's running mate, tim kaine, will give a speech

expected back in the state on friday. each day leading up to election day, we'll be hosting an arizona lunch panel. it's your chance to way -- weigh in on the issues that matter to you. we would like to get a diverse group of republican, democrats, and undecided voters to meet us at 2:00 for about 30 minutes. to talk about the political issues on the ballot. if you would like to be a part of it, send us our verify story tonight is on prop 206. which would gradually increase the state's minimum wage to $12 by the year 2020. the question is, will help or hurt or state's economy. >> reporter: you hear a lot of doom and gloom what might happen if it passes or what might happen if it doesn't. we tried to cut through the politics and go straight to the

can agree. everybody wants more money. to 206 promises to give people more money. but what comes next? here's what it definitely will do. it will raise the minimum wage to 12 bucks. and guarantee sick days for worker. but because economist don't agree on anything. no one can say for sure what it will do next. >> prop 206 is an answer to that. >> reporter: he's leading the yes he believes giving people more money will help them pay for the things they need. >> a lot of comitial say this will drive up price. and make companies not hire as many people. >> there's no real answer how price go. but we do no wages have not risen in the last ten years overall. but prices have. right now, it's more expensive than it was two year ago. food is more expensive.

says the money has to come from somewhere. >> you leave them with few good options. they can cut employee's hours. they can cease hiring, i suppose in some cases they could institute lay offs. but usually they raise prices. >> seattle famously raged its minimum wage to 15 bucks a few years ago. >> our minimum wage is not kept pace with inflation or rent or the economy. we need to increase it. >> a university of washington study found people did get paid how expensive everything wases. so raising the minimum wage there didn't do much. >> what did you pull from their example. >> what we pull from their example is one, after the increase happened over in seattle, there wasn't an arm go ahead dan of businesses -- wasn't a lot of businesses going out of operation. raising wages does what we say it was. >> reporter: but those against say seattle's situation proves them right. there are now 1000 fewer

the service industries who have a lot of hourly wage jobs, makes hiring more expensive. >> that is not just fast food, cool janitors and classroom aids. if it passes, that'll have to be built into school budgets. prop 206 does have a pretty good lead in the poll. it looks like it'll pass. the only way to know the impact is if it actually goes into effect. 12 news. live in would like us to verify? e-mail us your concerns. the phoenix police department new chief speaking with our own yeah da -- joe dana about the challenges up ahead. she feels honored and blessed to have the job. she is now returning to head the department. among the challenges ahead, williams will oversee the roll

cams as -- cameras to be worn by police officers. >> i'm going to be frank and honest. a lot of people may not understand this dynamic. the officers want it. they want to be able to share and show, this is what we saw, this is what is going on in the different calls. >> well, williams also discussed the city's recent hiring of an in-house psychologist to address ptsd and mental health issues. williams are says phoenix is one of the first nationally to make this og still to come, sheriff piya won't be rushing off to trial any time soon. >> and we've got chance of rain. >> cup cakes, and cake pops. yes, please. you'll sample these among other goodies on the chocolate tour of scottsdale. wait until you see the award winning cake creations inside of here. >> and chances of rain in your forecast for your thursday.

as well as the high country.

time now to take a look at your hot headlines. >> the law man's request to delay the december trial was granted after a piyo's lawyer said he needed more time to prepare. no new trial date has been set. the sheriff was charged with contempt for defying a judge's order to stop his immigration patrols. and phoenix police looking police say back in september, she shot and killed 53-year-old kimmy bryce. if you know anything about this case, call phoenix police. >> and los angeles news anchor, liu parker was arrested on suspension of stealing a passenger's ear tones at los angeles international airport. police say the anchor was arrest today by the alleged victim who happened to be an

station on suspension of petty theft and released. >> still ahead, find out what arizona location is considered one of the most romantic in the nation. >> and how about a little chocolate with that romance, coming up, we're going on a very sweet tour. >> host the portland trail blazers tonight. why one son's player is extremely grateful. iveen before tip off and the perfect gift

when it comes to nice little gateway sports, one of the most romantic stops in the country, an arizona gem made the cut. >> and again, what arizona location was picked as the 50? well, here it is. >> all right. here's your answer. according to travel and lee sure, the sedona rouge hotel and spa is one of the most romantic getaways and really, with the red rocks, blue skies, who can really argue? ain't that the truth? >> well, how about some chocolate to go with that romance? the chocolate tour of scottsdale kicking off this weekend. and our own, is live at one of

and crystal, i am jealous of your assignment today. >> i'm really the lucky one for sure. vanessa, isn't that shoe and purse just the so cute you can eat them up? you can because they're cake. and we're here with the creator, neil, inside of classic cakes and confections. can you make just about anything. >> we sure can. our customers come and give us all kinds of inspiration. whether it's their favorite shoe or purse. anything. absolutely. >> and behind you, you have to check out these pillows. how long does it take you to make something like that? >> probably 50 hours hours in a cake like that. >> and how do you even begin? >> we just start with big scare cakes and we start carving and yeah. it's -- they're all hand carved. everything we do is edible. lots of sugar work. lots of chocolate work. >> looks amazing. and this is one of the stops on the chocolate tour. tell us about the tour.

so you can check us out on the chocolate tour of scottsdale.com. and there are more than about 6 stores. more than 10 samples and everything you saw this afternoon, for more than 2 hour, you actually get to eat it. which the funnest part ever. >> and let me tell you, i did plenty of sampling and it's so good. ened i have a some with your name on. >> you better. but that looks too good to eat. it's like art work. >> have you seen the "cake boss"? where they make the crazy cakes. this guy should be on the show. >> all right. thank you. let's take a look right now at skies over the valley. and it looks pretty good out there. sun already down and conditions changing as we head into tomorrow. hang on. >> we want to see what's going on with the weather. that's what we're going to go do. i'll go ahead and take over. here's a look at almanac today.

that was -- 83 degrees. that was our high. we'll see temperatures about like that as we head into tomorrow. the difference will be the fact that we're expecting to see some rain. here's an area of low pressure that is cut off. there are over southern arizona. it's already pumping in moisture to eastern arizona. the county has been very active today with showers, even with have some embedded thunderstorms. take a look at some of the rainfall. so again, we have thunderstorms. we're looking at the lightning. gusty winds, and the potential for heavy rain. and even some small hail. right shifting the way to the south to the north. high country. it's fairly quiet for you. although we have seen the development there of some clouds there. so tomorrow, we'll continue to see these unstable conditions, but we're expecting this to move into the central and lower deserts. again, the bulk of the moisture, as you can see there on friday, at about 1:30 is going to be over eastern arizona and the white mountains. so that will be the biggest impact. but again, you should be prepared. i would just maybe take an

door. the high country expecting some pretty significant rainfall totals. more than half an inch or so. could see also some small hail. snow level for tomorrow going to be at 10,000 feet. all right. here's a look at day parts forecast here in the valley. 20% chances of rain from 7:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. we're going to bump it up to 30% chances for showers and storms by noon. and that will continue all of the way through tomorrow evening. temperatures topping out tomorrow at 81 degrees. tomorrow we have a slight chance over the weekend. 'l temperatures on a warming trend back to the 90s by next week. coop? this is a place where we can go, have dinner, and even if we lost the week before. >> it happened other places? >> we're not going to name where.

never quite happy. and here, everybody has been so gracious. and it doesn't like, freak me out or scare me, because everybody, literally everybody has been so gracious. >> all right. hey, you know, the cardinals were on the bye week and many of the players and coaches leaving town for relaxation. however, for head coach and his wife, they used some of this downtown to raise money for their children. >> reporter: i can see it on their face. a special day for you and your family. >> it really is. get emotional sometimes, but to be able to have the foundation grow like it has. to give 10 100% because it is such a need in the community. to help these kids. >> why do you think these hats have become so popular? >> it's amazing to me, that someone actual wants the likeness.

it. but the hats, you know, the crazy thing about halloween and how many people dress up, this halloween and it's easy costume to wear, i think. >> going to be easy christmas gift. this might be the most popular. >> i hope so. and we're hoping to sell out and get another batch out. >> i'm thrilled with your idea. christmas presents. let's sell out. >> you have been quoting for a long time. did you ever think you would have a l o, go? >> no. i'm just happy to have a job. >> you >> yeah. >> all right. suns hosting the trail braisers tonight. looking -- blazers looking for their first win of the season. if game day wasn't craze y enough, tweeting out that around 2:00, that his dog mia went missing. she was lost on a walk in paradise valley. two hours later, a police officer found mia. barbossa tweeting i don't enough words to thank you. i don't have enough words to thank you sergeant don bloom.

to bless this community with your beautiful work. there's a man who's happy to have his dog back. >> that's a scary situation when you lose your dog. >> yes, it is. i'm going to leave that right there. thanks. and still, coming up, a great way to get rid of all of that extra halloween candy. we'll tell you when we come

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members. 12 news as partnered to say thank you to men and women in uniform. >> bring your donations of hal wean candy from november 1st to november 4th. those treats will go to sort uso arizona programs that reach military installations throughout our state. just go to 12news.com/treats for more information. >> and i know we say it all of the time. but it's such a little thing. so if you have the extra candy, don't throw it away. give >> that'll do it for us. thanks for watching. >> have a great evening.

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