they are ready to get to work and get people in the community out to get their vote. a major ruling from the u.s. circuit court of appeals days spirited election day. >> this is good news for us because we feel that this law is passed to suppress our community's vote. >> reporter: a law signed into place by governor ducey made it possible for them to die and turn in votes. state officials say they were concerned of voter fraud but there were no reported issues in years prior. since the law was passed, it has been upheld in two lower courts and four days before a pivotal election, nine circuit court is

tori. it was focused on those early voting and campaigning against sheriff joe arpaio. with four days left, their mission is to reach as many families as possible. >> they need to understand it is not a felony and tell their people in their communities to get out and volt for -- vote for families and friends. they can give someone their ballots to it >> reporter: already the state has filed an appeal. we got a statement from the secretary of state michele reagan who says we are disappointed in the decision as it will confuse voters. we believe the three-judge panel correctly voted on this. we heard back from the attorney general's office who let me know the u.s. supreme court responded

injunction. we're told the u.s. supreme court has requested a response from the plaintiffs until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning to respond. if they do, the circuit court does decide to serve the injunction. we know this law will be upheld until after the election. >> hillary clinton back on the campaign trail in the battle ground state of pennsylvania. a lot of focus on pennsylvania right now. mrs. cli pittsburgh. mark cuban joining her at the event. she talked about the importance of getting out the vote on tuesday. >> sometimes the fate of the greatest nations comes down to single moments in time. this is one of the make or break moments for united states. >> donald trump spending his day in the northeast up in new hampshire. trump got his first primary win

>> to all americans i say, it is time for new leadership. time, time, time. we need change. we need change. the last thing we need is four more years of obama. >> this was a state trump was losing in but the polls have changed and now trump and clinton are in a virtual dead heat. felony prosecution is likely for the man whoer trump's walk of fame star. james otis was caught on camera taking a sledge hammer to the star. he later confess today the -- confessed to the crime. he said he hated trump and needed to be done. this degree of vandalism punishable for up to three years in prison. a large betting and gambling

getting better for trump's favor. a flurry of votes have been made and odds maker say if the money keeps rolling in, trump could be the favorite by election day. developing story. new york city sergeant killed and another wounded in the bronx. officers pursued after he broke into a woman's home. he was killed in the gunfire. the investigation is ongoing tonight. two officers in iowa were ambushed and killed while they sat inside their police cars. all three killings sobering reminders of the dangers that police officers face every day. for the first time in nearly a decade, the police department

recruits. 40 officers took their oaths and were sworn in. nicole garcia spoke to some of the new officers about the challenges they face in policing today. >> reporter: today marks the end of a 20-week journey. loved ones watched with pride as the 40 recruits graduated from the law enforcement academy. >> the biggest challenge is going home safe every day and knowing any situation can turn volatile in a second a remembering that. never let your guard down. >> reporter: before becoming an officer, joshua jacobs was a middle school teacher. along with pride, his wife is concerned. >> in these times, it is worrisome. they taught them here at the academy about befriending the community rather than coming in and scaring the community. to develop that friendship.

them targets, whenever move the recorded and scrutinized, these men and women stepped up to the challenge. >> we're all a brotherhood and it makes our passion burn brighter. >> it is natural to feel scared and afraid. you can only be human. >> reporter: phoenix's new police chief was there to personally congratulate the new recruits. one issue and a couple of them did not have their vests on. i made a comment, why aren't you wearing your vests? i wear a vest all of the time. be that caring and compassionate community servant that we're hiring them to be. >> reporter: phoenix police department is short about 500 officers. nicole garcia, fox 10 news. >> we wish them well.

department has more than 2,700 officers in total. 121 recruits are going through the academy. firefighters were busy battling a massive fire and this one spread almost a city block here. this is a pallet yard in san bernardino, california. crews responded yesterday morning. more than 80 firefighters battling the flames. the massive fire spread to a nearby strip mall. firefighters put out the hot spots and kept an eye on the smoldering ashes that were left. a city known for lights, gambling, and shows. imagine the surprise when folks at paris in las vegas were plunged in the dark. it made the vegas skyline

33-story paris paris resort. when workers in the basement accidently cut into the main power line the restaurant hotel casino plunged into darkness. thousands of guests and employees were forced to leave. nearly a dozen people had to leave -- rescued when they were trapped in elevators. >> a few people had anxiety-related issues but nobody transported to the hospital. >> tourists staying on the property was sent to nearby hotels. a valley woman turned 104 years old today. when she was born, the cubs had never won the world series. marcy jones got an invitation to

her favorite things are cheese and wine and like them, 104-year-old mertis gets better as the years go on. everyone wants to know your secret. how do you look so fabulous? >> how do i do it? i ask my daughter how to do anything. >> reporter: if you have time, she has a story like how she taught a lesson to her then-teenage daughter being so messy. >> pick up your clothes. she didn't mind me so she was out with a date and do you know what i did? i picked out everything she left out, shoes and garments and everything and i put everything at the front door. when she came home with that date, they could hardly get in the house. she didn't do it anymore. >> reporter: or how she and a

barry goldwater after he put a mouse in the tube in the bank. she knew he was in the stall going to the toilet. she stole the pants. i happen to work in that department that was right there by the door to the restroom. he came out that door. who in the hell took my pants? >> that is a true story. >> reporter: most importantly, she will tell you how wonderful it is to celebrate her 104 years with her family and friends. >> she tells great jokes. she has a folder that thick full of jokes and she used to tell them all. she is a competitor. she has to be the best at everything and she was real strict. >> reporter: when the birthday girl has had enough, you'll

up, do you want me to leave? >> you can leave now. >> reporter: marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> that is so funny. she is the life of the party. >> you want her there. one bad squirrel gets loose and does some damage. where the rodent caused a major disruption. where people are calling 911

one california town are being overrun with angry turkeys prompting locals to calls to 911. take a listen. >> there is a turkey between fourth avenue and fifth avenue chasing people. >> reporter: turkeys have been crowding the main streets of davis, california, causing people to talk about the birds, not about dinner but to 911 dispatchers. >> this is almost embarrassing.

office and i have this huge turkey surrounding my car circling me and i don't know what to do. >> i can't leave. i can't go anywhere. i'm stuck between two -- here at the corner of the building and standing here and i got to get somewhere. >> reporter: those are some of the pleas for help phoned into 911. residents calling foul about the foul. dozens hanging out in a city cemetery. some birds will soon qualify to be the perm innocent residents there now that city council members have voted on a new turkey management plan. it will allow for some of the birds to be killed while other will be trapped. >> there have been no reports of the turkeys hurting anyone but people living there are not sure how aggressive the animals could

cautious. >> then you have the wild squirrel that went on attack at a senior facility. they went on attack at the old age home -- who calls it that? they set a trap for me and i fell into it. they called 911 after the squirrel came flying through the activity room. the animal was scratching on people and biting them and drawing blood at the old home. they tossed the squirrel out of the window and several patients were taken to the hospital by ambulance. it is sterling court. frantic staffers at the old age home. there is going to be trouble when this is over at 5:00. the big change coming to mcdonald's to the rye connick big mac. it is not just for clothes.

over the holidays. >> reporter: you don't trust pandas. you don't trust squirrels anymore. nobody is safe. big news coming from downtown phoenix. d-backs have a new skipper and he comes to town w championship pedigree. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was

man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing.

when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. in tonight's business watch... sales of the in tonight's business sales of the apple watch have been slow but kohl's is

kohl's landed a deal to sell the watch at 400 of their stores. apple landed a similar deal with macy's a few weeks ago. they are trying to get them out there and sold. mcdonald's is trying to drum up sales for the iconic big mac. it will offer mac jr. and the grand mac. the grand mac will have two-all beef patties, are you more me to say pickles, cheese, on a sesame seed bun? the big mac turns 50 years old in 2017, almost as old as you, john. another down day for stocks. dow was down 46 points. s&p fell for a ninth straight day. the longest negative streak since 1980 and that is tonight's

>> reporter: it's official, the arizona diamondbacks has a new manager. chip hale was let go about a month ago. the first big decision by the new g.m. hazen and lovello are you no the one-two punch in the valley and he comes with experience to the d-backs. in 2015, he filled in for john ferrell in boston and did a pretty good job helping the sox host a 20-22 record. his resume is pretty impressive. he does not lack experience as a player and coach. two years as a bench coach in toro tow, four in boston. he helped the red sox win the world series in 2014 and the

league experience could be the reason he got the top job with the d-backs. we're not done with baseball just yet. we have to check in on the rally. the party is still going on in chicago and something tells me it is going to go on for quite some time. the cubs finally bring home the hardware. everyone happy in chicago. joe maddon the masterminds, the guy that put it all together. joe maddon wins everywhere he goes. he woodstock back in the 1960's. look at that crowd. >> welcome to cub stock 2016. i wasn't there in 1969 but i wish richie hayes was. this was amazing on the drive from wrigley to here. one thing that came to my mind first and foremost, we've known each other forever.

congratulations. >> reporter: five million people at that rational phr*eu. they can't find one of them to play quarterback for the bears? more in a matter of minutes. we check in on the sun devils, not the football team but the basketball team. bobby hurley and his boys ready to run and gun. that is coming up at 6:00. coming up, homer, bart, and the rest of the simpsons prepare

i'm tom o'halleran, and 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. 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.

the simpsons are about to "the "the simpsons" about to set another record. they will be around for at least two more seasons that will make it 30 seasons and 669 episodes and that will set a record for an episode with a scripted series. it was "gun record. >> reporter: coming up, a playboy model who body shamed a naked elderly woman on snapchat at a gym is now facing charges. where parents can get free child care across the valley while they cast their balloteds. the news continues in two

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first tonight at six thank you for joining us. first tonight at 6:00, a suspected teenage intruder is shot and wounded by a man in tolleson after he finds two people inside his house. we hear from neighbors about what happened out there. danielle miller is liv reaction with all of this. >> reporter: there are still investigators on scene at this hour. they are bringing evidence outside of the home as well as taking pictures inside of the home and outside of the home. where seeing evidence markers. we spoke with neighbors earlier this morning and they tell us they can't believe something like this happened just a few doors down. >> i'm shocked. i didn't think something like this would happen in the

to this neighborhood in lower buckeye this morning. they say a man came home to find people inside. one of those people, a 15-year-old boy, police say the homeowner shot the 15-year-old two types in the -- times in the back. >> i am 100% ok with that. i have my shotgun under my bed. i have my .9 on me. reporter: this teen along with another person who was unharmed was taken people who live in the area are shocked by what happened and the poor choices made by someone so young. >> now, you're in the hospital you have to deal with the legalities. you have to deal with your medical expenses. problems turn out 10 times worse, now. >> reporter: marc, at this time, we do not know the identities of the two suspects. as for the 15 who was shot, we're waiting on an update of his condition.