you're watching 12 news, winner of the rocky mountain emmy award for best evening newscast. tracking the big picture for you on this friday night. up first jonbenet bombshell. should investigators ever have cleared the family in the murder? new body camera video of the moments before and after a police officer punches a one. this new video raising questions about the efficiency of body cameras across the

gretchen carlson megyn kelly both opening up about sexual harassment at fox news. the valley waking up to colder temperatures. how long you should expect the cold blast to left. 20 minutes without commercials, for you. 12 news at 10:00 starts right now. up first tonight breaking news casa grande police are investigating an officer involved shooting, sky 12 flew over the senior tent and pinal avenue just a little while ago. police say no officers were hurt ie himself with a knife. police say they used a stun gun and taser first. he then ran inside the home and came back with a machete. charging at officers. that's when the cops said they open fire killing him. he's been identified as gabriel parker. you cannot arrest me until a you have a warrant. >> hey. hey! you can't hit a girl like that. >> our other big story tonight at 10:00 body camera

days later and the video you are watching is just as disturbing to many. a cell phone camera capturing a woman getting punched in the face point-blank. by a flagstaff police officer. his body camera was on when he showed up to her house over an eviction notice. it was on when he walked her to his patrol car. but there's no body cam footage of when the actual punch was thrown. now those missing moments are gaining national attention. 12 news' kevin kennedy is in the newsroom with how that could hurt him in the >> reporter: body cameras are designed to help police when accused of excessive force or bad behavior. if the body camera isn't turned on they are essentially useless. a problem flagstaff police and one officer are now dealing with. >> [ yelling ] >> reporter: this is video from flagstaff police officer jeffrey bernards body camera. this is the woman in the video. >> i did not kick him. i did not put my hands on him

>> get in the car. >> no! >> reporter: the officers camera capturing the arrest but he failed to turn it on doing this. >> do you all have a warrant? >> reporter: cell phone video taken by a neighbor shows the moment officer punched marissa morris. >> we owe her family and the community the officer and the department a full and complete investigation. >> reporter: investigation at the officer to hit start. >> a lot of times not that officers are trying to cover everything up. it's more the fact i've got to get out and deal with this in the last thing you are thinking about is hitting a button. >> reporter: 10 crane is president of the phoenix law enforcement association. only 66 spotted -- body cameras. >> i don't control whether we're getting cameras or donna. >> reporter: not the kind you have to turn on. >> i've had that conversation with the chief. we've talked about that. she's a fan of the automatic activation. >> reporter: a system that

and then more being taken to jail. all it takes is money. how much are you willing to spend? the city of phoenix was about to vote on investing $3 million on camera and data storage. that vote put on hold with the new chief but make no mistake this is an expensive proposition one that cities all across the nation are now having to deal with. kevin kennedy, 12 news at 10:00. [ >> also new tonight after a tense week in politics unusual moment at the showing of hamilton tonight. in new york city. vice president-elect mike pence who you saw there was in attendance as you heard he received some booze and some claps as he entered. a member of the cast addressed pence after the show.

at hamilton. we really do. we, sir, we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. our planet, children, our parents or defend us and uphold our inalienable rights, sir. but we truly hope this show has inspired you to uphold our american values and to work on behalf of all of us. >> no word from pence on reaction. the speaker ended by thanking the vice president-elect for taking in the show. only on 12 news, who killed jonbenet ramsey? nothing gets people talking about a cold case murder more than new evidence. that's exactly what's happening as people across the country once again wonder who killed the little girl. since 2008 investigators have been looking for a single killer based on a dna profile.

mary lacey exonerated the ramseys and started a search for a single killer based on her faulty interpretation of actual science. now others are left trying to figure out what's next. understanding the dna evidence in the murder of jonbenet ramsey means understanding this. everywhere we go we leave little bits of ourselves. >> really talking for 15 to 30 seconds is enough to ec front of you. >> reporter: that reality challenges one of the central tenets of the dna evidence in the jonbenet ramsey case. one made public when former district attorney mary lacey exonerated the ramsey family in 2008. saying there's no innocent explanation for genetic material found on the girls underwear and longjohns. >> my guess is that if we took your shirt and did some dna testing on it at the level of sensitivity in this case we

well. >> reporter: the exoneration letter said she concluded foreign dna on jonbenet's clothing could not have gotten there inadvertently. something our experts say is just not true. they say there are plenty of reasons the dna on jonbenet's clothing could be innocent. reasons that have nothing to do with murder. >> you shed 40,000 cells per hour. you are leaving your dna everywhere. wherever you go physically. leaving it discounted that possibility when she issued her letter examined dating the ramseys and concluded the dna must be the killer's. >> that was a leap to claim that there couldn't be an innocent explanation for what was found. >> reporter: how did lacey's conclusion differ so much? lacey was long known to support the theory that an intruder not a family member killed jonbenet. something our experts believe could have led her to succumb

we like to see puzzle pieces fitted together. >> reporter: confirmation bias can invest -- how an investigator interprets evidence. >> we believe data which confirmed the hypothesis and think of explanations to refute data which do not support your hypothesis. >> reporter: case in point, these never before seen e-mails . they show after preliminary tests found the presence of unknown male dna on jonbenet's longjohns, an investigator in lacey'sff bosses didn't see the need for additional testing. >> sounds like they get a result they were looking for and decided to to quit while they were head. >> reporter: the lab i provided her with a report showing the unknown dna was likely part of a master of genetic material from more than two people. but that was never before made public until now. she issued her exoneration in spite of the confusing dna results. exoneration the family still

just last month ramsey lawyer lynnwood used the exoneration to challenge news reports suggesting it could be a family member who killed jonbenet. in a tweet would said in 2008 boulder d.a. publicly exonerated them in an apology. dna evidence conclusive end of story. and another tweet he said, this is a dna case. plain and simple. >> no it is not. it's clearly not. we have a question profile that is very small. profile is extremely complex. the one thing this case is not, it is not a dna case pure and simple. >> the problem with the ramsey case is not that we don't have enough opinions. >> reporter: stan garnett stopped short calling on new testing of the dna but our experts say if he did scientists could isolate out

what the dna might mean in this case. >> not going to say what we're going to do. what i will tell you and assure the public is any reasonable effort that can be done to evaluate the evidence and evaluate whether charges can be filed is being done by my office with the boulder police and will be in the future. this case has had so much interest, so much intrigue over the past 20 years. everyone seems to have an opinion and tonight we want yours. do you think that jonbenet case will ever go to 12news.com/your voice right now. take part in our live interactive pole. the final results minutes away here on 12 news at 10:00. tried to kiss me and then i pushed him away. tried to kiss me again. he asked me when my contract was up and then tried to kiss me for the third time. fox news anchors megyn kelly and gretchen carlson both opening up this week about

say they kept secret for years. so what's at the real work environment for many women out there? in a 12 news exclusive, tonight a panel of women in the valley share their experiences with us. here is trisha hendricks with what they want us to know. >> sexual harassment in the workplace is a very real problem. gretchen carlson and megyn kelly have shed light on this issue. tonight i spoke with three valley women who shared their own experiences. >> my name is casey and drew. >> i'm carol rosenblatt. >> olivia richard. >> hearing gretchen carlson opening up, your first reaction on the things that she has had. >> something i've personally experienced so to hear somebody coming out about it and trying to hold people accountable and trying to share their story, i

i don't. she's incredibly brave. >> it really did hit home for me. something i've personally been through and it's a very taboo topic. describe the emotions and we'll start with you. you said you have had that personal experience. >> it can to the point where i was so upset at work about what was happening that i had to leave. once the situation was taken care of it was so much easier to go to work and i did start to enjoy it again. >> i was pushed down on a bed by a senior officer who climbed on top of me. i pushed him off and i didn't fa woman who has worked on cruise ships has been harassed. finally, when the hashtag not okay came out, and really sort of broke the internet, i admitted what had gone on. and i cried a little because i didn't realize that it mattered so much and that i had been purposely keeping silent about

weird comment. why would you say this? and then it kept happening. and i felt so uncomfortable. but i didn't say anything to anybody because i was worried that if i reported it to my boss they would report it to this person. and so it kind of just let it happen. now if it happened again i definitely would. because something that happens frequently and it's something that's not okay and i have rights. >> what you hope other women and men learn from it -- >> you deserve to speak out about it and you deserve to work in a place where you feel safe. >> i don't want men or women to be so afraid to cross it, that we are just speaking business, don't speak about anything else. but yeah there's a balance. and words have meaning so just

for a different interpretation interpretation. >> if you would think about it about a girlfriend or boyfriend or someone, you're interested in pursuing a relationship with don't say it to a colleague. >> i think this will kind of open people's eyes to the way they are being treated and even make them realize that that isn't how we are supposed to be treated and we should all be treated with respect. >> all of these women hope to inspire other women and men as well. if you've been a victim of sexual harassment there are resources out there to help. go to 12 news dot com. 10:00. welcome megyn kelly! >> ? ? no, i won't back down. ? >> and megyn kelly will be joining jimmy fallon on the tonight show right after 12 news at 10:00. that's in just 19 minutes. so keep it here on channel 12, you won't want to miss what she has to say. we are also counting down

public. supposed to open today, but the warmer than expected conditions in flagstaff put the plans on hold. hopefully the cold weather will stick around tonight so skiers and snowboarders can take to the slope tomorrow morning. there's a 70% chance of them opening. here in the valley a live look from our downtown roof cams is absolutely beautiful out there. temperatures dropping but we have a storm system moving our way. i want to break it down for you. futurecast to be warm conditions but clouds will begin to increase on sunday and then the storm system moves in sunday night. some rain chances by 10:00 on sunday. especially in the eastern side of the state. that will fill in into the early morning hours on monday. monday afternoon this system quickly clears out of here. looking at gorgeous conditions but tomorrow 78 degrees by noon, 82 by 3:00. coming up break the rainfall totals and how cold our temperatures will get. ready? >> let's do it. yeah.

>> i'm not. listen. >> feels like it's going deeper. >> what do you say we give you a sedative? >> i'm good. come on. [ grunting ] do you know what you're doing? >> yes, i know. thank you. it's the calcification around the threads breaking free. it's like a rusty bolt. >> okay. all right. let's go. >> the new movie bleed for this is the incredible true story of one of the most inspiring and unlikely comebacks in sports history. boxer vinny patty and the -- pazienza. he was told he would never walk again. team 12's rollie baker recently

vinny out at phoenix international raceway. >> it's wild. it's crazy. it's nuts. it's my life. >> you may have seen the trailers. >> show me how you are. >> but do you know the man behind the story? >> first time i saw it, tears in my eyes. >> reporter: vinny paz was at the top of the boxi when you are knocking on top of a coffin, you are knocking on the coffin to open it up, and you finally get out and you win a world title or you become doing something great in your life. >> reporter: his tale of perseverance is something hollywood couldn't even make up. >> come on! come on. >> then i broke my neck. i wasn't ready to stop. i wasn't ready to let that be

the end. many would beat the odds and fight back in that story, his story is now set to hit the big screen. >> everybody's here because they love the material, they love vinny. >> incredible true story. about one of the greatest comebacks ever. >> miles teller is me. i call him little vinny. >> i was nervous doing him in front of him. at first i really fell in love with the story and i was excited to feel what it was like, to be you know, boxer champion italian boxer in the '80s. >> he tries to act like me. when he's offscreen. when we're hanging out and everything. i go, stop that, miles. stop that. i'm going to smack you. >> reporter: not unusual for a sports movie to have an inspirational team. but vinny hopes bleed for this can really make an impact on people going through tough times. >> i'm going to be a motivation

and keep pushing on, no matter what. because you can always do it. it can always work for you. you know? what more in life do you want out of that? what better can you do? >> reporter: after talking to vinny i have to say i was inspired. and i think we're friends now. >> i think you are a good dude. i wouldn't mind smacking you in the jar one time just to see if you could take it or not. >> reporter: do >> that means i like you. >> reporter: robbie baker, 12 sports. i'm not so sure i would like to be liked in such a fashion. you know? i don't like pain. bleed for this is rated r and it opens today in theaters everywhere. gearing up for another exciting night of high school football. friday night fever, semifinal playoff action, a little flavor of it all starting with kelsey. >> reporter: i'm out at

number 2 chandler takes on number 3 perry. the last time these teams met they scored 79 points between them. a lot on the line tonight in a semifinals. perry trying to make its first ever appearance in a title game. chandler trying to get back to the championship game for the second time in three years. we'll have the results and the winners tonight on fever, now let's check in with cameron. >> reporter: thanks a lot. 14 miles north, we find ourselves here high school. other semifinal game, mount point and red mountain. they've been here before. this is their seventh appearance in the last eight semifinal games. red mountain are the semi -- the cinderella team of this playoffs. right now great match up, got a lot for you tonight on the fever. i'm with the lion's pride over here. i got a question for you. who's going to win? >> [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: friday night fever, work with the

williams field, undefeated. up 24-0 at half. a spot in the finals on the line. we'll find out tonight on friday night fever, trisha, over to you. >> reporter: high school football playoffs, semifinal match between catalina foothills and henley high school. the teens are taking care of it on the field but the band is taking care of -- >> ? ? >> oh, yeah. i catch the fever tonight at 11:35. i want to tell you a closer than close game in 6-a. red mountain and mount point. that's a good one. >> all right. don't forget turkey tuesday next week. help us feed families around arizona by donating frozen turkeys at our annual turkey drive november 22. you can donate the turkeys to mark and vanessa at food city in avondale or team coop and

road in chandler. also make a donation at any bashes and food city or at 12news.com/turkey tuesday all month long. still to come on 12 news at 10:00 a closer look at your thanksgiving and black friday forecast. a reminder you can vote right now and have your voice heard in our live interactive poll in tonight's question. do you think jonbenet's case will ever be solved? go to 12 news dot com/yourvoice right now. take r interactive poll. just a few more minutes to take part. the final results right before the tonight show starring jimmy

it was a chilly start to the weekend and rain chances are on the rise right before thanksgiving holiday but today did you step outside and enjoy the weather? low temperature 47 this

february 7th. but here is our big game changer. look at the system right off the coast of the pacific northwest going to combine with more moisture right off the coast of baja. moving up to the north, that's going to mean a decent chance of rain into our forecast sunday night through monday morning. rain totals probably about a 10th to a quarter inch. if you live in the northern and eastern side of our valley you could see upwards of a half- inch. the snow level is going to be a warm system, 8000 feet out there. seven-day forecast looking forward to things giving, it is going to be gorgeous. the rain is going to clear out. 76 nice degrees. >> looks perfect. thanks very much. let's take a look at our live interactive poll. we asked will the jonbenet ramsey case ever be solved? so far only 30% of you say yes. 70% say no. just go to 12 news dot com/your boat. to vote. the final results at the end of

the phoenix suns picked up win number 4 on the season tonight in indiana. the suns bench doing big-time work outscoring the pacers bench by a whopping 78-35 margin. five bench players scoring in

williams go to work. career-high in both points and rebounds. 15 points and 15 rebounds for williams. it was his most extensive playing time of the season. i love his energy and i love his hustle. he certainly deserved more playing time and he deserves to be my 12 sports mvp of the night. yeah. alan williams, you the man. sons win it 116-96. >> thanks, kubel. in just nine minutes kelly joins jimmy kimmel on the tonight show after 12 news at

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here are the final results from tonight's live interactive poll. will the jonbenet ramsey case ever be solved? 30% say yes. 70% 12 news is always on, get the latest news as it happens. 12news.com and of course your favorite social media channels. we're glad you were here with us tonight. jimmy fallon is next.

[ 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 -- megyn kelly,