street and thomas. this home engulfed with flames. there is a lot of debris and other items on the property. they are right in the line of fire. the flames sending a huge plume of smoke into the sky. no word on how the fire started. we know phoenix fire crews have surrounded the house and have gone offensive. we're not sure if the home was occupied at the time the fire broke out. we'll bring y as soon as details are available to us. just one hour until the polls close in arizona as voters cast their ballots to decide their next president. trump has scored big in west virginia, kentucky, and indiana. arizona may be too close to call because the democratic party

lines and problems that some people faced while trying to vote earlier today. associated press is reporting 350,000 early ballots may be need to be counted by the time the polls close at 7:00 and more than a million early ballots have been turned in today. 800,000 have been counted leaving 200,000 that need to be tabulated. there is a lot that need to be kristy siefkin the live with how voting is going so far. >> reporter: people are bringing food out here. someone brought pizza to help make it easier to wait in the long lines. if you come out here in maryvale, this is a very popular voting location and the line has grown exponent usually over the past couple of hours.

pipe. we spoke to a woman who was standing at that point in line. from that point forward, it took her two hours to get in and vote and get out. as we pan down the line, the line is much, much longer. we saw a woman with a ballet of water because she knew she would be here for a while. the lines were long around 7:00, 8:00, three-hour waits were being reported. easily three-hour waits thi evening. many different voters coming out and theorizing why it is taking so long. some say there are few volunteers inside and saying it will take a while to check people in. we heard that multiple times from voters and we spoke to them as they observed that problem. >> there are only two people checking people to vote. there is a total of 20 booths

physically vote. however, only two or three are occupied at a time because the process is so slow. >> i don't know if i want to vote anymore. >> the stakes are high with arpaio and 205 on the ballot so it is important for us to vote. >> reporter: just now, we're hearing chants outside hearing arrest arpaio must go. we're deali came to the voting place and decided to leave. voters coming in this morning saw the long lines and they looked outside and said i'm not going to wait for three hours and i'm going to go to work. we spoke to another gentleman who waited for two hours and found out he was at the wrong polling location and he is too tired to go to the right location. this sounds like a repeat of what we saw a few months ago in

>> let's hope we don't see that again but we'll keep on top of it. here is what some of you are saying. bill writes i've been voting at the same polling place for 20 years and never had to stand in line. today, i waited in line for an hour and 20 minutes good to see people are turning out. jill says i waited two hours because they had only one computer to check people that could be delaying the voting. do not use a sharpie pen, your vote will not be counted. i wonder how many mail-in ballots were tossed out. send us your feedback and what your voting experience is like. donald trump has taken oklahoma and hillary clinton has won delaware, massachusetts, new jersey, and the district of

trump, alabama, mississippi, missouri, tennessee. for hillary clinton, connecticut, d.c., illinois, maine, new jersey and rhode island. a big voter turnout across the country and here in arizona. there has been issues. some tablets did not work and early signatures on early ballots did not match. >> reporter: here in maricopa county, the number of early ballots. they are estimating to receive one million of those so far one million has been tabulated but 200,000 probably won't be counted until tomorrow. these are all of the counted ballots. helen purcell says so far today, they haven't seen too many issues at the polls despite the huge turnout.

e-poll books, which verifies the info but they have worked to fix that. >> there was some that did not boot up. through our troubleshooters and hotlines, we have walked the people threw that on how to get the poll books up. if we had to switch some out, all of the troubleshooters had some with them and they were able to bring the other one in here and with the technicians, we've had here, we brought those >> reporter: they do expect to release the early ballot numbers around 8:00 and we will monitor the situation. in maricopa county, ty brennan, fox 10 news. >> security at polling sites is important. the arizona commission for election accountability formed its own coalition after the long lines from the presidential preference election earlier this year. they deployed monitors to dozens of polling places in mesa and

safe and well-informed. arizona state treasurer jeff dewitt who is the chief operating officer for donald trump sent out the wrong hours for voting today in a tweet. it was an e-mail he sent to trump supporters saying the polls closed at 9:00 but the polls closed at 7:00. he told the associated press that a system glitch led to sending out the e-mail and it went out. michele reagan said they were deeply concerned and troubled. another race that has a lot of people watching is john mccain. he is hoping to keep his senate seat for a sixth term. after voting, he met with sporters after the church. when asked about supporting donald trump, this is what he had to say.

donald trump and i will not. >> he wasn't happy for that question. mccain is running against ann kirkpatrick and we'll have those numbers for you as they come in. long time maricopa sheriff joe arpaio is facing a tough challenge against paul penzone. hundreds of high school students walked out of class they were protesting arpaio saying it is time for him to go. andrew hasbun has more now. >> reporter: we're at republican headquarters and we're e arpaio to be here tonight whether he wins or loses this race and the polling on this race has been all over. we can't predict any kind of outcome at this time. sheriff joe arpaio had the money. he had $12 million he raised and spent over this campaign but is it enough to campaign the swell of latinos that came out and registered to vote and hit the streets up through election day. many of the groups rallied high school students to protest against sheriff joe arpaio.

near 51st avenue and osborn. some walked out of class and came to protest against arpaio and urged voters to support paul penzone. the sheriff and penzone, this is their second matchup. they ran against each other in 2012 and the sheriff won by six points. this time around, the students and many others are hoping for a different ou group of students to walk out and this is awesome because it shows how much power we have. >> we all want people to come together, no more separations. >> reporter: sheriff joe arpaio as we all know has had plenty of legal problems over the past four years. will that affect the outcome of the race? the polls close in a matter of minutes.

the arizona voters also deciding the fate of prop 205 tonight. that measure to regulate marijuana like alcohol. if approved, adults could possess up to an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants. the other big proposition on the ballot is prop 206 and if this passes, it will raise the minimum wage in our state to $12 by 2020 and requires businesses to pay employees sick time. election headquarters in new york city where we are watching the races and returns. several states have reported record-breaking turnout among early voters and we're waiting to see if that trend continues into the late afternoon and into the night. hillary clinton and donald trump cast their ballot for themselves and by the time this is all over, we'll know if our next president is a billionaire businessman who changed everything or the first woman to

who will hold control over congress. it is a defining day for democracy and we hope you will join us for coverage right here on this fox station. >> stay with fox 10 for live team coverage throughout the evening on air and online. we will be streaming reports on our facebook page and website and bring you up to the minute we assaults on the -- results on the a police officers has been shot in show low. adot issued a blue alert as officers are looking for the shooter. they are looking for daniel erickson who was last seen wearing a dark trench coat. he is armed and considered to be dangerous. if you see him, don't approach him call police. one person is dead, three others are hurt after reports of a shooting near a polling site

someone fired on officers at the scene but none of them were hurt. an elementary school that is also a polling place was put on lockdown. so far, no arrests have been made. coming up after the break, our election coverage continues. fox 10 social media manager joins me live in the studio to talk about how you can get up to the minute coverage. >> reporter: almost a record today. we came that close to it. will record-temperatures

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look at the latest that was a look at the latest presidential results across the country. we're still waiting for a lot of the numbers to come in. joining us is fox 10's media coverage jeff. everyone is talking about social media, taking tons of pictures and tweeting them out. >> you want that stier take a picture of it. we have a bunch of people localing posting pictures of themselves and sharing their experiences at the polls. >> i think we were hoping to show this screen. there we go. let's go through these that popped up. people want the sticker. i voted early and i did not get the sticker.

picture, does it count? i think you do lose something. >> i agree. >> here we've got out in maryvale, a lot of people who didn't get to vote early and they are bringing out pizza and trying to keep people happy out there. >> it is a nice gesture. >> people are encouraging with the long lines stay out there, stay in line and make sure your vote counts. you get to vote. social media, we're talking about people voting things, if people wants to do it on our facebook page. >> you can hit us with hash tag fox 10 phoenix, az votes is a popular hash tag locally. we want to hear from you. if you want to keep us up-to-date, we are streaming live if you're not in front of a

of the air here, we have live stuff with results coming in. if you're out in long lines share that with us because that can help tell a story. we can't be everywhere at once and these pictures help us see what is going on out there. >> some people are waiting for hours. >> it is all over the map. jeff, thank you for being with us. if you would like to share that, use the hash tag fox 10 >> i'm not sure what we're doing here now. >> reporter: i think we're going to weather. it is coming towards me. i see it. here we go. there it is, folks. hi, it is 84 degrees. winds out of the east at 9 miles an hour. we are looking at temperatures

scottsdale, 85. 82 in ahwatukee right now. we have 80 degrees up in surprise as well. take a look at it. a little bit of cloud cover down in that southern portion of the state. we have seen a little here and there but not much. it has been a beautiful day. 90 degrees on the high so a little bit warm. normally, we see 79 degrees at this time of year. 91 at goodyear. 88 at deer valley. 88 at gateway as let's take a look and see what is going on in the mountains. 77 in sedona. 61 up in the flagstaff area. winslow, 70 degrees. 85 down in tucson. 91 in gila bend. yuma at 94 degrees today. getting warm there. look at these nights, 60 at queen creek. mid 60's for the valley. 59 for surprise.

high and low. record low at 32. take a look at what we're forecasting for tomorrow. 83 degrees for the high for the valley. you can see we are coming down a little bit here. 84 in scottsdale. 83 in deer valley. 85 up in glendale. 71 in prescott. 58 up in flagstaff. 85 at gila bend. 89 the warm stuff will stay on the desert. this is the biggest glitch right here and on up into the ohio valley as far as moisture. not a great deal of moisture. dallas picked up under half an inch. everybody else picking up a little bit of moisture. temperatures, you can't complain about temperatures across the country on the day today. they were very, very nice. here, 65 degrees overnight.

83 degrees after 90 degrees on the day today. 83 degrees for tomorrow. look at the 80's. that is one degree above the seasonal norm for this time of year. yes, you see 70's at the end of that forecast. watch your kids around water. >> reporter: dave, the early returns are in and the cards are back on the practice field. yes, it is true and they are getting ready for the start of the second half of the season against the san francisco 49ers. we'll give and you will hear from cards' head coach bruce arians. stick around. we tkhebg in on the cardinals

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>> reporter: good news for the arizona cardinals. get a load of this, darren fells back on the practice field. good chance he is ready to go against the tyrann mathieu, remember the shoulder injury? looks like he has a chance. honey badger with an outside chance, according to bruce arians to get back on the field against the 49ers. earlier in the season, the cardinals did a number on the 49ers at their place. think about the two interceptions, the fabulous performance by the cardinals' defense. seven sacks for calais campbell.

to colin kaepernick at the quarterback position but hasn't produced results that chip kelly would have liked. the cardinals know the margin of error for the second half of the season is thin. they may want to look at the century of the last eight and get to we'll see how that plays out. here is bruce arians after practice at the cardinals facility. >> it is good to be back out. a real good start to the second half of the season. we'll pad it up today and tomorrow and i thought we came back fairly healthy and a lot of

getting this week started. >> reporter: i think that is one of the key things, you have to go to minneapolis and take on the minnesota vikings. you have to go to atlanta. christmas eve, you play at seattle and you have to go to the rams in los angeles. they have to be road warriors. they have to do it defensively. david johnson will be relied on a good portion of the way. remember marc and dave, they have a new left tackle and guard. they have to do this with backup players. they feel confident and they feel they have enough that this defense is making a run. i tweeted it out, he believes the all or nothing season is still in tact. the goals are obtainable to get to the playoffs so we shall see. >> reporter: minnesota started winning everything and they lost

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means they take control. fox broadcast network election coverage continues with shepard smith. this is a fox broadcast network election alert. fox news now projects donald trump will win the state of alabama. took a while to call it after the polls closed there. the reason for that is they're kind of slow getting their numbers in from the state of less than 1% of all precincts reporting. enough to say only about 1,100 voters in, donald trump will win the state of alabama tonight. quite easily. the decision desk called the indiana senate race, a bit of surprise to election watchers, not in recent days but a surprise. evan bayh, democrats admit he