plan. but not everyone is happy to see the g.o.p. presidential candidate. hundreds of protesters came out the welcome trump. before he arrived in phoenix, donald trump traveled south of the border to meet with mexico's president in mexico city. >> we did discuss the wall. before we get trump, we begin with a fox 10 news alert. sky fox over the home at 39th avenue and peoria and this is tragic. paramedics has rushed a 2-year-old child to the hospital with a gunshot wound. the toddler got ahold of a gun and it went off. thankfully, we're told the injuries are not life threatening. a major police presence this

shortly after he landed at sky harbor, his motorcade made his way to downtown phoenix. it is trump's fifth visit to the valley but all eyes were on trump for this visit. tonight is the night he announced he will deliver a much anticipated speech. nicole garcia has the protests that seemed to follow trump wherever he goes. we begin with steve krafft. center to hear trump speak. steve, he spoke about 13 months ago and talked heavily about immigration and tonight, he amped that up a few steps, at least. >> he definitely did. this was about 4,500 people at the phoenix convention center. this is people who love donald trump.

and a fiery speech. anyone two expected some tone of moderation from donald trump would go away from this speech sorely disappointed. he was talking about strict enforcement. he, as you said, amped it up and here are the highlights from donald trump's speech. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. mexico will pay for the we will break the cycle of amnesty and illegal immigration. we will break the cycle. there will be no amnesty. our message to the world will be this, you cannot obtain legal

the united states by illegally entering our country. can't do it. >> reporter: for people who thought maybe donald trump would have a softer tone to this speech to try to expand his base and attract some latino voters that was not his focus tonight. he doubled down and he stayed true to form. reporting live, steve krafft, fox 10 news. a word, local democrats and young latinos under the dream act spoke out against trump's immigration plans before they heard what he had to say. the dream act allows children of undocumented immigrants to stay here if they meet certain criteria. some dreamers are afraid the opportunities they received because of the dream act will be taken away if donald trump

stay at home, don't vote for trump. >> that, by the way, the woman you heard speak was a dreamer who became legal. local democrats also say they will continue to reject donald trump. they were not the only once unhappy to see donald trump in phoenix. protesters greeting him when he arrived to speak and nicole garcia outside of the convention center where the demonstrators gathered tonight. >> reporter: a much different scene out it is sprinkling out here and the streets are empty but earlier this afternoon, this plaza filled with 500 trump protesters standing shoulder to shoulder chanting, the two sides with metal fencing across the street. monroe here wasn't shut down so physical barriers between trump protesters and supporters. a couple dozen protesters made

the doors of the convention center and that is where a few people came face to face and tense moments followed. ultimately, police officers got into the mix and physically separated the dueling sides without any incident and that verbal clash remained just that, just a war of words. protesters estimated to be out he demonstration. there was music, dancing, inflatable versions of sheriff joe arpaio and donald trump. colorful signs and rhetoric and the chants were trump is hate. >> anywhere you go, you see 90% or close to it white folks and they are thinking about how wonderful they have it and how great donald is going to make

showing he the bigoted. he can't hide from it. so the hair is a play on words that you can't comb over it because it is so obvious. he makes it seem normal. >> reporter: there was also a huge phoenix police presence at the height of the demonstration. there were officers on every corner in the crowd, across the street, on bikes, under cover, and officers in riot gear standing b fortunately, there were no major skins to report. reporting live downtown, i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 news. donald trump accepted enrique pena nieto's invitation to meet with the president in mexico city and he showed up. the two agreed today was an important first step but they

that nafta is for mexico than the u.s. >> i believe nafta has been good for united states as well as mexico. >> the trump said the two shared a common interest in keeping their common interests prosperous. they talked about the not about asking mexico to pay for it. afterwards, enrique pena nieto challenged trump's character at the border. hillary clinton used her speech to criticize donald trump's trip to mexico. >> it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by

again. >> according to a new abc news, clinton's favoritability ranking slipped to 41% however, that is six points higher than donald trump. two tucson reporters go before a judge in a disturbing case after their baby tests positive for hundreds of musicians joining in on the legal battle over "blurred lines" why they want to see the decision reversed. >> reporter: i will tell you who this will benefit and why

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those here in the country illegally. marcy jones has the details. >> reporter: that's right, this vote passed 5-4 for the vote i.d.'s that could be issued illegally. the city doesn't have any control over these i.d.'s as they will be distributed if from a third-party country. it came in after a heated d and the cards about the argument that it will make the city more inclusive. it will be comparable to a library bank card mainly used as a second form of i.d. it cannot replace as a driver's license orbiter certificate. while supporters say it is a step in the right direction and many can benefit from it, such as victims of abuse, opposers

an i.d. to vote or drive. >> this is going to encourage a better relationship between the constituents and the police. the police to have a better communication to families aren't afraid to call the police because they don't have an i.d. so they are not questioned. they can show their city i.d. and say this is who i am. i'm a resident of phoenix and i want to -- they want to feel safe when they call the cops. pool of people who are afraid to contact police because they will ask for an i.d. police will ask for your i.d. if you are a witness or a victim. you do not have to give an i.d. if you are contacted because of a crime or traffic ticket, it is not a driver's license. >> reporter: a third-party company will be handling the city's i.d. it will still have

these cards could be distributed as early as february. marcy jones, fox 10 news. two former tucson tv personalities plead guilty to a felony count of endangerment. they had cocaine in the baby's system. the couple took the 4-year-old girl to the hospital after she became ill when she was breast fed by her mother. both had a party the night the couple faces two years in prison. >> reporter: we do have some rain coming down and in fact, there are areas that have picked up good amount of rain in a

it was a little bit toasty out there today. >> reporter: it was but it is cooling off right now.

the nights are going to get nicer. this is the time of year where they make a slow turnaround. >> the storm tonight is exciting. >> reporter: yeah, it is not a bad one. we had pretty good moisture in a few different places but just sprinkles downtown so far. you can see a little haze out there as the storm comes in. it is a little cloudiness coming in. 94 degrees right now. winds out of the east, southeast. the winds are picking up a little bit as we had gusts up to 35 miles an hour in the east valley. 86 in queen creek. 91 in fountain hills. surprise, 92 degrees. you can see the moisture along the rim coming out of the south as well. a little bit of moisture down there. we head down into phoenix. you can see this stuff coming in once again. it is losing a little bit of its steam as it can yous in but it is still coming in as a big storm and coming in as rain.

is heavier. you can see here that some is getting heavy on the west side. look at that. a little bit of moisture right here. we get an inch to almost 1.5 out in southeast of gilbert and .5 of an inch up by tonto basin. you get the tonto basin again and here is apache junction up here. you start to see the amounts again as much as .5 of an in those areas. picking up pretty good moisture through the night tonight. it is still coming in. so of the heavier rain is where you see the bright colors. when you see the green that is steady rain or more of a sprinkling rain that we have had described coming in. this is sky harbor right here. a little bit of moisture coming over the top of sky harbor as well. let's look at our high on the

106 degrees. we had another 106 in glendale. 104 in chandler. look at these numbers up north, we have 88 degrees in sedona. 86 in prescott. 92 in winslow. 107 at gila bend. this is your day. 106 on the high. 102 on the low. 113, record high for the day. 62 your record low for the day. take a look at these forecast highs. temperatures coming down just a little bit wit highs in there and across the nation, you can see more active weather coming out of the south. this, of course, is a tropical storm now that is going to track across the southeast and there will be flooding and stormy weather. 99 degrees for tomorrow. we will look at the triple digits start to fall away here. we have another one left on

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jump through. who can self certify opposed to applying and waiting for the paperwork to come through. >> americans can't go for strictly tourism but they can go for cultural exchanges. chris brown was arrested on a suspicion of a deadly weapon. brown was scheduled to go before a judge on he was arrested yesterday at his home after an hour's long stand off. a woman called police from inside the home saying brown pointed a gun at her. officers had to wait for the search warrants to arrive before they could enter and arrest chris brown. he was released after posting $25,000 in bail.

they are gathering together, r. kelly, the black yous, park and t.i. in their appeal over the song "blurred lines." martin gay's children won the the celebrities say the ruling could have adverse impact on their own creativity and on the music industry in general. >> reporter: what is going on? a little marvin gaye. running back position, number 38, andre he ellington is having the best training camp of his nfl career. the cardinals are asking him to do a little bit more. cards, a.s.u., plus d-backs on

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what a difference a year makes. last year at this time, andre ellington was your starting running back for the cardinals. he has moved to number three on the depth chart. interesting possibilitities for number 38 who has been on a nice roll this preseason.

raiders this big run. you saw the old ellington in many ways. it is about being injury free and the ability to change directions and the breakaway here. remember, ellington can take the same running back skills and enhance the cardinals' special teams and take an upscale view of this big run. yesterday and he has rejuvenated and he is excited to be a main player for this cardinals' offense and just about opportunity. opportunity to strut his stuff. >> this is another way to improve my talent andability. i'm all about a guy that the more i can do, the better i am. i embrace the road i have and getting reps at it and being

do it at all in my nfl career. i'm getting my first career. i'm going to make the best of my opportunity. >> reporter: cards-broncos. more on that game as we get closer to the game. demario and the sun devils are ready to start the night saturday night. we talked about kaylyn last hour. when you and experience, here is d-rich. >> i'm just anxious to play and anxious to get on the field with even and to see how the freshman react to 56,000 people and see how the team reacts and we have to go out on the field after a turnover and see how the special teams come out. i'm excited to see tim white if they kick it to him.

>> reporter: as for the d-backs in san francisco this afternoon. yes, a shelby miller sighting and starting. didn't go well in the fist inning. buster posey goes to the gap. 1-0rbgs -- 1-0, san francisco. hunter pence goes opposite here and scores posey in the giants. a short game series. finish strong. paul goldschmidt going deep on this one but keep an eye on hernandez. making a great grab here up against the wall. miller, gets through six innings and the d-backs lose 4-2. sports night after dark coming

s. here you go, here you go. that was quick. you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh. silver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam, it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bachelor-party weekend. we're getting married in june. what? oh, we really wanted to invite you, but tim's family is huge -- relax. we're getting married in may and you're not coming, so... [ laughs ] mitchell. oh, look at us moving on. it's almost like you never dumped me in an e-mail