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the dirty list. >> a 12 news investigation you can't miss and world series winner. >> a historic night in cleveland and a world series game 7 for the ages. >> the 12 news night team and action for you, 12 news at 10:00 p.m. starts right now. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. 12 news at 10:00 p.m. decision 2016. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton holding a rally tonight hours after republican vice presidential candidate mike pence's visit. tonight there are frustrations as people trying to take part in early voting wait in long line. six days away from election night and the question tonight, who will win arizona. will it be hillary clinton or donald trump. >> you can vote right now. live by going to www.12news.com/your voice to take part in our poll. team 12 bringing you the best

into the voting errors but first live from tempe with the clinton campaign's efforts to energize voters. >> reporter: hillary clinton made her closing argument tonight to arizona voters. she asked them to imagine a world where donald trump appoints sheriff joe arpaio as secretary of promised to have a huge deportation force to round up millions of immigrants and kick them out knowing that that will tear families apart but it will also hurt our economy and the only way it could be done is literally sending law

house, school to school, business to business. now imagine donald trump appointing the sheriff our next director of homeland security to see the massive deportation force. that shouldn't be surprising because he doesn't see latinos as american. estimated at 12 to 15,000. polls show donald trump pulling ahead of hillary clinton in the final days of the campaign. the clinton campaign is spending more than a million dollars on tv ads. brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you very much. hours before hillary clinton took the stage, republican vice presidential candidate mike pence sought to defend republican turf in mesa.

victory all across the state of arizona and all across the united states of america we will make donald trump the next president of the united states. >> mike pence made stops in new hampshire and colorado -- new mexico and colorado today. early voting is underway in as and it is not looking pretty in co in line several hours to cast their ballot. defeating the purpose of beating the rush on election day. 12 news' trisha hendricks went to get answers tonight. trish, is this a sign of things to come? >> reporter: early voting is supposed to make the voting process easier but around the valley it took two to three hours just to get through the line.

>> reporter: long lines, frustrated voters, people demanding answers. >> i had to wait. >> reporter: they showed up at city hall on their lunch break and had to wait three hours. >> i wanted to vote and get it over with. >> reporter: voters having to practice patience. >> half of the booths are unoccupied. >> reporter: he is concerned the lines could deter people from coming out to vo the weather is fantastic. >> two hours from beginning to end. registering and then voting and i don't have the time. >> reporter: what is going on? we asked the city clerk. in the next couple days we will have a two hour wait, longer than that as the day progresses. >> reporter: if it is this bad

last spring? she had to tell us this. >> we got more equipment out to our polling places, trying to keep that down to 30 minutes to an hour. >> reporter: the early voting locations will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for anybody wishing to vote before the election. trisha hendricks, 12 >> thank you. 12 voter panel, we ask a group of millennials who they are voting for and why. >> vote in our live poll tonight, the question, who will win arizona? hillary clinton or donald trump. grap your cell phone and go a www.12news.com/your voice and you will see your vote there in real time on the graphic you

the end of the newscast. 12 news is verifying prop 205, the initiative to legalize recreational marijuana here in arizona. last night we took a road trip through colorado and gave you a look at how things would change if we followed in their footsteps. a lot of you weighed in on facebook. brian writes legalize it already. the worse drug is alcohol. but james is warning you have to treat marna keep it away from children. part two of our road trip airs friday on 12 news at 10:00 p.m. now to a 12 news investigation. a lot of us have parents who are getting older, thinking about their health and caring for them as the years go on. but we also worry about the level of the care. it is tough.

exploited. one in 20 is ripped off financially and this is the most concerning, 90% of abusers are family members or someone that is supposed to be trusted. that leaves us to a 12 news investigation. an 83-year-old woman in the last stages of alzheimer's has nothing left of her life savings. >> she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: the agency charged over looked an employee accused in-law. >> did you use her as a biggy bank? >> finding wrong doers. >> reporter: they failed to bring down the hammer on one of its own. >> i wish this had never happened to my mother. i am sorry but it is just evil. >> a 12 news investigation reveals how one slipped through the cracks.

the ultimate betrayal tomorrow on 12 news at 10:00 p.m. now switching gears. a historic night in cleveland, game 7 of the world series. fans suffered for 108 years. indians fans 68 years. 176 years of waiting. what a classic game tonight. i could say maybe the best game ever but i will hold the am yankees the best ever. this is a great second. >> heartbeat in your throat drama with lots of second guessing. the action. cubs leading 6-3 with two outs in the 8th. john lester gives up a singer to keep the inning alive. joe maddon over managing. he has thrown 62 pitches in his last two outings and are you

run game tying home run to davis. check out lebron james. he lovers it. yeah. indian fans are going crazy. can you believe it, cubs fans are stunned. this game had everything. and rain. delayed the game for 17 minutes. top of the 10th. a big rbi single breaking the tie. 8-6 lead. indians get a run back. the final out of cubs win. cubs win. 8-7 the final. >> happened. we did it. we are world champions. that is it. we are world champions. i can't believe it. >> man, i -- i knew it was fast. wet out here. longest game ever. one of the best games anybody

you how i feel right now about this. it is surreal. man, it is just -- great feeling. >> all right. -life. >> can -- right. [ laughter ] >> can you imagine spring training this year? >> you had it. >> now you add a world series title -- >> here is a sad note. 108 years fans. of the four major sports, guess who is the longest team without a championship now? >> cardinals? >> yeah. 69 years. >> we are do. we are do. >> supposed to be super bowl or bust year anyway. >> can you imagine chicago tonight? i can't imagine. so happy for the city.

is your favorite restaurant on the dirty list? your parents may be playing a choking game. >> millennial voters revealing who they want to win and why. >> a bandit's bump move. >> starbucks holiday cups causing controversy. >> and counting down a jimmy. >> it is a great show.

time for our omg video of the night. if there was a book on how to get caught shoplifting, this guy should write it. stealing a necklace.

behind. >> we didn't have to call columbo. he left his name, business card after he shoplifted. trying to pick up on a girl he shoplifted from. >> you don't leave your business card behind. the owner looked him up on facebook and posted the stolen necklace an hour after the robbery. >> smart. all right. only on 12 news we have an alert for >> dangerous teen trend that could have fatal consequences. not talking about drugs. mark boyle explains how it may be happening under your nose. >> i stood there for a couple seconds, i didn't know what i was looking at. when i saw his feet not touching the ground and saw a belt around his neck, took me a

to register. >> reporter: at first they thought he committed suicide but after looking through his cell phone they realized he was taking part in the choking game. >> likely we had some deaths ruled a suicide that actually could be led back to this activity. >> reporter: he recorded himself cutting off his circulation to get high before but his family had no idea. >> on his cell phone he had done >> the 11-year-old died from the same activity. his brother found him hanging with a belt around his neck. >> he comes down and said mom come up stairs. he has a belt around his neck. immediately knew that is not a joke. >> reporter: in addition there are other dangerous activities like train dodging and car

this shows young people on top of moving cars and surfing while people are recording them. 58 deaths associated with car surfing. and there have been dozens of deaths due to the choking game. the true number is likely to be higher. >> if i was sitting here on the other side i would listen but be, be, like, i will teach them but it will never happen. well, it can happen. >> >> experts say parents play a key role by keeping a close eye out for the warning signs. discoloration in the neck area. signs of disorientation and horseness in the voice. eat at your own risk. is your restaurant on the dirty list? last week we showed you spots

the maricopa county health department. mold inside the ice dispenser and employees blowing their nose while working with the food. is this happening at your favorite restaurant or store? see which spots are on the dirty list this week, tomorrow on 12 news at 10:00 p.m. now back to decision 2016. ie millennial voters in downtown phoenix to talk about the election. talked about a wide range of issues that matter most to them. >> joe, republican party. >> reporter: if you miss handle classified information you should forfeit your position and you can't run for president.

open arms and hope. >> independent. >> do you subscribe to the free tuition? >> not entirely. we will have another recession because this group of students will not be spending money on the economy. >> randy, democrat. >> this election is troubling about the way trump talks about latinos. the way he gets people excited at rallies. >> millennials will vote in bigger numbers. >> reporter: college students have to look at what it will be like in 8 years when you are starting a family and you have to raise family. >> if we don't vote no one has to listen to us. >> reporter: which candidate will have america better than

>> hillary clinton. >> i think this year i am leaning left. >> hillary clinton. >> politician has been in there for 30 years and will continue the stuff you just talked about. >> good stuff. if you would like to be part of our panel e-mail desk @12 news and we will be in touch with you. really fascinating watching these votes go back we had 1200 votes tonight. hillary clinton leads donald trump from our viewers, 56 to 44% of viewers weighing in. go to www.12news.com/your vote, your voice to vote. the final results at the end of the newscast. counting down to jimmy now with a few minutes left to go till the tonight show kicks off

we will give you a look at the making of a ride that is inspired by the late night host that is being created right now at the universal orlando resort. [ music playing ] >> one of the ugliest girls you have ever seen. puppies. >> four-year-old man dressed as a teenager girl. you need both or else it is not an attraction. [ music playing ] >> you versus jimmy in a race that will have you zooming around familiar new york city land marks. >> looks interesting. it is coming in the spring

the valley. >> you know what, i welcome the rain. >> good. good. we will see the rain chances go up as we head into tomorrow. 74 degrees is the temperature right now at phoenix sky harbor. no rain reported there but we have cloudy skies and winds at 9 miles per hour. here is a look at the radar. we have sthenmoisture moving up -- seen the moisture move up if you look down south of buckeye, we are picking up on returns on the radar that look like there are showers there in the shade of yellow there and all of this is shifting to the west. things will start to get more active into tomorrow. an update on south eastern arizona. showers there moving through. tucson. picked up on thunderstorms. talking lightning strikes and

high country quiet as far as flagstaff. but we are starting to see the showers develop along the rim. there is the big picture. area of low pressure will be lingering over the state for the next couple days. and for tomorrow it will bring high chances of rain up to the high country. 80% chance thursday and diminishing a little bit but still elevated on friday at 50% in the valley 30% chance of and as we head into the evening hours. there is a look at the low, pulls up the moisture, it will be moving to the north and east friday. i think beyond friday with the exception of the high country clear in the valley and then we return to sunny conditions. forecast for tomorrow, looks like this, mid-60s. nice and cool.

tomorrow at 84. take the umbrella with you, keep it with you through friday. over the weekend, dry, sunshine and upper 80s. trump versus [bleep]en. the results of our poll minutes away. and why starbucks' new grown holiday cups are turning people

all right. time now for 12 sports mvp of the night. your phoenix suns get their first win of the season in dramatic fashion. >> bledsoe with three. with one. put it up for the game. >> he did it. >> yeah. bledsoe with the game winner at the buzzer suns 118-115. wow! trending tonight, another sign the holidays returned to starbucks. their cups. as expected they are sparking controversy again. >> last year people were upset over their red cups. they were plan. nothing on them. they called it a war on

time? >> made the cups green. mosaic connecting people. the cups were created to be a sign of unity and encourage us to be good to each other but some twitter users threatened to boycott starbucks accusing them of political brainwashing by wading into the election with the drawing on the cup. enough time, okay, to complain about a cup, one, you have too much time on your hands and two, your life must be pretty good. >> i just want to drink my latte. who cares about the cup. >> exactly. in 6 minutes jimmy and the tonight show, coming up right

well, here are the results of tonight's live poll. we asked who do you think is going to win arizona. hillary clinton or donald trump. and as you can see hillary clinton, this is not scientific, 56 to 44 points.

tonight. thank you. we should do this before election day because it is interesting. right now in arizona donald trump is trending ahead of hillary clinton. >> absolutely. >> we will see. >> reminder to our viewers those results, that is in real time. >> right. >> good to get your voice involved and get you involved in the process. a live look at wrigley field where they are going to celebration to end all celebrations in chicago when the cubs come home with the world series trophy after beating cleveland tonight ending all the years of frustration. congratulations to the cubs and their great fans who stood by the team. >> thank you.

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.

[ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- vince vaughn.