stands to grow more in arizona if voters approve prop 205 legalizing recreational marijuana for adults this november. at the cannabis boot camp seminar, a discussion for those who want to get into a legal marijuana business hosted by a denver-based company. >> what is cannabis? how do you grow it? all of the questions can be answered in one place. if you walk into any of the rooms, you will see these are young professionals interested people, business people, moms that just have questions and want answers. >> reporter: dr. cramer, one of the people who came to the seminar. >> we came to see about a business model for marijuna use. also, we know there are benefits for the patients. >> reporter: you're a doctor? >> i'm a cardiologist. >> reporter: so you're a heart doctor. >> yes, i'm a heart doctor.

interested in the business because it is a crop grown by the state. >> we're treated like drug addicts. >> reporter: the cannabis also features people selling their products like gummies with t.h.c., the main ingredient in marijuana. >> we focus on h.t.c. serum and the gummies. it gives patients the determine their dose and that is important with any medication. >> reporter: the conference and expo continues through sunday at the phoenix convention center. organizers expect thousands of people to attend each day. steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> steve, thanks. flames break out at a fertilizer plant in phoenix overnight just north of sky harbor airport. two bags of fertilizer caught fire there.

water as firefighters worked to put out the blaze. the buffalo chip saloon went up in flameses on thanksgiving day. the new structure is connected to parts of the building that survive that fire. people donated historic items for the restaurant's rational of relics, replacing a similar collection lost in the blaze. staff members are back on the job. the restaurant will tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. a valley consignment store closing down and the news had people worried when they heard about it. >> reporter: people wanting to check out furniture at divine consign was turned away. they were shut down after the owner and the property couldn't negotiate a new lease. the store is full of people's belongings to hope to have it sold. pam was one of the people.

through the owner. so the owner still hasn't said a word to you? >> no, nothing from the owner. >> reporter: anyone who came to pick up their belongings found out through social media. that is why they are upset but thankful for this woman shannon couch. she was an employee. >> out of the goodness of my heart, i came so people could get their things. >> reporter: her issue now. >> i no longer have a job. going on. >> reporter: what people want to know is why they haven't heard from the owner. we were not able to contact her. >> the owner has my name, address, phone number, e-mail address. >> reporter: shannon will be here again tomorrow to open the doors from 10:00-2:00 so people can pick up their belongings. some people are concerned this may be a scam, however, she tells me that if they are not

owner does plan to move things into a storage until they are able to secure that new location. a new poll shows hillary clinton with a slight lead in arizona. a poll from data orbital shows clinton in the lead within the room of margin of error. clinton continues to lead nationally. there is a new fox poll that shows her ahead of seven points, 45%-38%. >> another woman comes forward with a new claim of sexual assault against donald trump. former "apprentice" contestant says he inappropriately touched her. after she left the show, she contacted trump who invited her to dinner. instead of going to a restaurant, she was brought to his hotel room. >> i stood up and he came to me

mouthed as he was pulling me towards him. i walked away and i sat down in a chair. he was on a love seat across from me. he asked me to sit next to him. i complied. he grabbed my shoulder and began kissing me again very aggressively. >> she was a contestant on season five of "the apprentice." trump denied touching accusers claiming they are seeking money and fame. >> the stories are total fiction. they are 100% made up. they never happened. they never would happen. i don't think it happened with many people but it is not going to happen with me. >> you can bet the allegations made against trump will come up at next week's final presidential debate fittingly in las vegas.

it is donald trump's last chance to go toe-to-toe with hillary clinton. keep it here on fox 10. bill clinton out on the campaign trail in ohio. that is a key battleground state. a protester was screaming out bill clinton is a rapist. he was removed from the rally. fire burns through the beautiful parts of the country. the emerald fire is burning near the california and nevada border near lake that -- tahoe. gusty winds making it hard on crews. the fire about 25% contained. caught on camera, a philadelphia nail salon owner tries to stop an armed robber by

of the suspects. one suspect blocks the door while the other tries to take money from the register. the suspects ended up getting away with the money and the nail salon owner says she and her co-workers weren' hurt. a 77-year-old woman is getting support from around the country as she starts crocheting for kids in need. she says she loves to make she sends the hats to social charities where they are handed out to kids in need. she decided to help kids in need after her daughter died last year. she didn't want to sit around doing nothing. >> i feel like because i'm old, you know, i don't want to be sitting rocking away, you know or watching tv. >> she is amazing. people around the country have

she has received boxes of yarn and money to help maintain her work for crocheting for people in need. a man battling leukemia meets the man who helped save his life for the first time. he received the diagnosis three years ago. he received stem cells from eric who lives in new york. rules say you can ask to meet your donor one year after the donation is made. the the annual celebration of life, which emphasizes the importance of donation. >> when i found out he was my age, it puts everything in perspective. instead of worrying about getting to class on time or going out, his worries, thousand times more than mine. >> i found out i had a donor,

not have to hold up the sky. it was a huge weight that i no longer had to carry. >> tim is now 22 years old and checked out monthly for follow-up care. still ahead tonight, the rare item on board the i tannic that is going up for auction. plus, a high school student in trouble for flying the american flag. his punishment that has so many

a school tells an a school tells an arkansas teen that he can't fly the american flag on his truck at school. now, residents are rallying around that teen. nicole garcia has the story. >> reporter: nearly a dozen trucks with american flags were parked at the high the high school senior's mother says the school administrator did not give a valid reason why her son could not fly his flag. >> i think his rights were infringed on. they are the rights of our nation. i mean we are american citizens and it is simple. >> reporter: the school later allowed the teen to fly his flag on his truck. there is no rule about banning anybody from flying the american

>> the teen's mother says she is glad things worked out and she hopes it will not happen to another student. a key belonging to one of the heros on the titanic is going up for sale. the key belonged to a steward and he was rushing around the ship giving people life jackets after the ship hit the iceberg. the key is expected to bring in $60,000. how much cheese one man is accused of stealing. they are considered to be the best in the world. the new reason cuban cigars will be on the way to the u.s. >> reporter: we catch up with the cards. the cards offense not off to the best start. what larry fitzgerald had to say

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a new jersey man is in trouble for a cheesy crime. i'm trying to figure out if the music has anything to do with this. cheesy music? >> phil collins. >> there is a clue i'm missing. oh, no connection. i was looking for something that i did not get. this guy stole cheese, $160,000

in a warehouse. the suspect is in jail facing a number of charges. >> he was going to resale it on ebay? in tonight's business watch, retail sales climb in september edging up .6%. some of the biggest gains came as auto dealers and restaurants made a move. department stores saw declines in sales and online sales saw a slight increase. some of the comments federal reserve chair janet yellen made headlines. every time she opens her mouth the market reacts, she says the slow recovery from the recession surprised economists. a deaddy -- steady decline has failed to lift wages and inflation and that could explain the fed's hesitant to raise

to wall street, stocks end the week in positive territory. that is tonight's fox business watch. president obama makes a change that will make many people traveling to cuba very happy. the president has lifted restrictions on the famous cigars and rum from the country. under the new rules, travelers can purchase unlimited quantities of cub rum as long as they are for personal consumption only. you cannot order them online and have them shipped to your home. you have to get them yourself. >> reporter: i was about to hop on amazon right now and get me a box of cubans. when you look at the cardinals' offense, it is impressive. david johnson, carson palmer,

the first quarter? zero points in the first quarter this season. really? the cardinals last year were averaging over 30 points a game. all the same guys are back this season that is why it is puzzling and disappointing. in week one, they were not on the same page. week two more of the same. buffalo moved the ball and kept turning it over. palmer was sacked and fitz knows something has toha >> we put such a big emphasis on that. coach arians does a great job of scheming the first 15 plays and the plays we're comfortable with. we need to execute those. we've been getting into dirt and distance. we've been third and fours and thursday and threes and third and fives. i dropped the ball on the sideline last week.

slowing down the momentum and rhythm. we need to be on the same achord. hopefully, weather -- we'll get it done. >> reporter: the next cardinals game the here on my45. we have a time change. it was scheduled to start at 5:30. now kickoff is 5:15 so order the pizza earlier than normal. we have to get through sunday. keep your channel on fox 10 all weekend long. 9:00 a.m. it gets going. we have the rams and cowboys on tech taking on aaron rodgers and the packers at lambeau field. more in a matter of minutes. we check in on the defensive side of the football. we hear from the devils, too. that is coming up at 6:00. >> i was concerned there was no devil coverage going on but i

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sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. but not one served a day of time. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez.

allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. ? bonnie raitte is in the valley tonight.

fame. >> paul mccartney puts on a surprise performance for 100 fans at all bar called papi's and harriets. the former beatle was on stage for a couple of hours. mccartney is playing at the desert festival. ? >> yesterday, he won the nobel prize in literature and it is having an affect on bob dylan. his albums has cracked the top 25. "the girl on the train" topped the box office but could have trouble making it two weeks in a row.

office champ has stiff competition this week starting with kevin hart "what now?" it is the funny man's fifth standup. hoping to get a lot of laughs, he performs for a crowd of 53,000 in philadelphia. before he hits the stage, he teams with don cheadle and halle berry. ben accountants who is being hunted. "max steel" follows a teen and alien component who evolves into a turbo charged super hero. a group of mexican migrant workers being chased across the

as they try to cross into the u.s. priceless is based on a true story by a widower who agrees to drive a truck across the country but must face a difficult choice when dealing with a human trafficking ring. still ahead, we hear from dolphinaris, arizona doors tomorrow. plus, what owners of samsung phones need to know if you're taking a flight this weekend when the news continues. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort

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tried to hang herself in the back of a police transport van. she nearly died in custody. the family does not expect the woman to survive. >> reporter: family members are blaming phoenix police for the suicide attempt, which happened during a 20-mile trip. she was being transferred from one police station to another one south of downtown. i spoke with her ex-husband and he threat to herself. phoenix officers responded to a domestic violence call. >> there were four police cars in the cul-de-sac. we saw they were taking away somebody but we didn't know who it was. >> reporter: a 39-year-old woman was taken into custody on aggravated assault charges. she tried to stab her ex-husband

she came to the house to see their children and she was unstable. he says he told officers she was suicidal and she recently gotten out of the hospital after a drug overdose. also, spent time in a psych ward. the woman was alone in a back of a transport van similar to this one when police say she got out of her huffs and fashioned a noose out of her shoe laces. she attached one end to and hung herself. officers discovered the suicide attempt. >> it affects the officers who discovered her and tried their best to implement the life-saving measures. >> reporter: police say the incident is under investigation and there is not a separate transportation procedure for suicidal procedures. we're trying to learn if there