we begin tonight with the we begin with big protests happening across our country. demonstrators taking to the streets to condemn the election of donald trump. more than 10,000 people marched through manhattan and began protesting outside of the trump tower on fifth avenue. >> in chicago, a similar scene. thousands of people marching to the trump tower chanting not so far, the protests have been peaceful and calm. no arrests have been reported. >> thousands of people facing off with police as they march through the streets of philly. many protesters expressing anger at republicans and democrats with the way the election was handled. >> hundreds of people gathered in tempe to protest donald trump's victory in a shocking

university drive before ending on the campus of a.s.u. >> a shooting near an anti-trump rally. five people have been shot, two are in critical condition. the shooting happening near the downtown area feet from where the protests was taking place. it is unclear if the shooting was relateed to the election. about a show low police officer killed in the line of duty. >> officer darrin reed was shot and killed and the shooter was later shot and killed by police where he held a teenage girl hostage. >> an outpouring of support for the officer's family. >> reporter: we learned the

fellow officers telling us the department has never had to deal with a tragedy like this before. they say reed was a fountain of knowledge and will be deeply missed. a town in mourning one day after one of their own lost his life protecting the quiet community of show low. the procession of the body of darrin reed made it through the streets this morning. >> so heartbrein situation. >> pray for his family and wish him the best. >> reporter: reed was shot and killed by daniel erickson. erickson then fled the scene. he barricaded himself in a nearby cabin holding a 15-year-old hostage for nearly six hours. erickson fired shots at officers, they returned fire killing erickson.

and we're close. i mean, we see each other every day. >> reporter: the show low police department's sergeant says reed will be greatly missed. >> he is a guy you can be i'm thinking and looking for this guy and this is what he looks like and he will say that is his whole family was.ell you wh- >> reporter: reed, just 50 years and set to retire in february. >> he said he was going to take time off first. he talked about lots of things. he talked about working at tractor supplier. >> reporter: reed leaves behind a wife and two children. governor doug ducey ordered flags at half staff through thursday to honor officer reed. >> that is tragic.

tempe police are investigating a case of stranger danger. this playing out at the arizona mills mall. last friday night, this man was seen following children into several stores. he approached some of the kids. if you know who this might be, contact tempe police. there has been an arrest in the hit-and-run death in the phoenix children's hospital doctor, a year after the crash that claimed his he was struck and killed while he was riding his motorcycle in june of last year. the suspect ruben santiago lopez fled to mexico but this week turned himself in. he is charged with several felonies. when the crash first happened, we talked to people who knew the doctor well. he said he always made time for

>> it is not common that you meet a man who will drop all of his patients to help you. i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. i hope he will be a successful president for all americans. i know how disappointed you feel because i feel it, too. americans who invested their hopes and dreams in this effort. >> donald trump preaching unity and change in his acceptance speech early this morning, about 3:00 in the morning east coast time after being declared the 45th president of the united states. it was a victory that many in the political world were stunned by. the polls didn't see it coming.

coming. trump receiving 274 electoral votes. there are still a couple outstanding and he could get some of those to clinton's 218 electoral votes clinching the election. hillary clinton conceding to trump via phone call before he made the late-night speech. however, she did not speak to her supporters until this morning. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all and this is so important to me. it is going to be a beautiful thing. every single american will have the opportunity to realize his or her fullest potential. the forgotten men and women of our country will be forgotten no longer. >> president-elect donald trump

the stage. hillary clinton conceding in a phone call before trump's speech last night. >> today, president obama spoke from the rose garden about this. you know the history between these two, the movement that trump pefp waited. they had the president promising a seemless transition. they are talking about assembling a staff, rudy giuliani and newt gingrich on the top of the list. >> there have been all kinds of unexpected twists in the 2016 election might be the understatement of the year. two nationally well-known

paul babeu gave up his job to run for congress. >> embattled sheriff joe arpaio a legend in maricopa county and a figure around the nation losing an unprecedented bid for a seventh term. he caught up with sheriff joe arpaio. he was emotional but proud of his time on the stage. >> i hope i did not let my supporters down. it is sad because i had so much i have a great organization. i'll be the longest serving sheriff in maricopa county and under that will be i did it my way. it was a great ride. i have nothing to hide. when i go home, i look in the

i have a great wife and kids, grandkids. >> we spoke to maricopa county sheriff-elect paul penzone to talk about the future of the sheriff's department. >> you talked about your tent city could be on the chopping block. >> i want to be fair and responsible meaning you have to know the facts to make sound decisions. >> if they are not changing a behavior or save taxpayer dollars then i don't see a value in them. if someone wants to make an argument on how they have value, please share them with me. i think they are nonsense and i'm not about nonsense.

joe arpaio with his service. college basketball season kicks off meaning we are only five months away from the final four being hosted in the valley. >> we talked super bowls and national championships and we sometimes forget about the final four. it is coming. the final four committee is making plans for the big event. matt rodewall is finding out what is in store for >> reporter: john and kari, the men's basketball committee for the ncaa was in town today in glendale surveying the scene. they wanted to check on it for the first time in quite some time. we're here at cityscape. that weekend will be full of fans but 33,000 fans will descend on glendale and an epic sports event for the first time. yes, something to look forward

championship. >> reporter: the magic of last spring is five months away here in the valley. while the hoops will be happening in glendale, a lot of the fun will be centered on downtown phoenix. >> downtown is so event driven so having the whole weekend that is going to be thousands and thousands of people downtown will be huge for us. >> it is starting to hit home that we're around the corner from this event. >> reporter: from super bowls to national organizers know how to put on big sporting events but this is the first time that the final four has been west of texas in years. >> we haven't had a facility big enough to host it so this is a great opportunity for us to showcase our state, hospitality and to make a case right away to have this event back here. >> reporter: with the game down the street tonight, the folks at marley's are used to a

fan fest and a music festival going on, a suns' game that thursday and diamondbacks game that sunday. >> it will be crazy but we will be ready. >> reporter: let's hope jude lacava and richard saenz use all of their vacation time because they won't use it during that time. one thing about knowing the games are happening tha and the events in phoenix, transportation is an issue. we talked to dawn and she says there will be shuttle buss in place and light rails and extra services as everyone gets ready for the final four in a couple of months. >> matt got here right in time. he is a huge sports fans, chicago guy. he is going to love this. all right, matt, thank you.

the resort can make snow. they planned to open friday but do you know what the problem is, it has not been cold enough. it has been above freezing so you can't make manmade snow. this is snowbowl in happier times. the new target date is november 18 if the temperatures cooperate. >> dave will be letting us know coming up if that may happen. the national weather service flag tweeting out what it looked like in flagstaff around this time last year. >> oh, yeah, remember that? yes, yes, i remember this. >> dave munsey joining us with a look at the dry, warm weather we're seeing right now. >> reporter: it is warmer than it has been in the past years. you can see it in grand canyon and flagstaff that is the current temperature in the mid 30's. if we zoom up there, you can see

if there is a little wind like it is at the grand canyon, it will take the 35 and turn it into a 30. we stay at 34 and 35 at the snowbowl and flagstaff. not very windy there. however, as we look at the forecast, the forecast is for 29 degrees at the snowbowl and the overnight low forecast at flagstaff is 29. grand canyon is at 28 degrees. coming down. john and kari, these temperatures are going to get down into the teens next week. we do see a slight warmup once again toward the later week. the temperatures, once they get into the teens will keep the snow on the ground. we'll have more weather coming up. coming up, you can call it a christmas creep. holiday decorations -- i'm not talking about santa. >> like a creep in the store

>> maybe that little elf that creeps around the house every morning. holiday decorations going up earlier and earlier every year. what experts are predicting if we keep it up at the pace its going. first, an interesting story on fox. a place where the forgotten are buried but they are not alone when they are laid to rest. the story of the white tanks

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only on fox tonight only on fox, there is a special cemetery in arizona, the poor, the unknown, the forgotten are laid to rest. >> at their end of their lives when no one claims them or can claim them, a handful of strangers on the chain gang are there to pay their final respects. nicole garcia has their story. >> we gather together to commends our brother. >> reporter: a dusty, desolate

valley. no lush green lawn, no headstones this is white tanks cemetery. >> forgive whatever sins they committed. >> reporter: those are without name, without money, without homes or accounts, without loved ones are laid to rest. >> as we commends our brother kevin to our father and to commit his body to the earth. >> reporter: on this day, kevin doyle was one of six whose funerals were held here. he pas at a care center. is not -- not much is known about him. maricopa county could not find any family or friends of his. no memories to share, no history to mourn. there are people and prayers.

the inmates, volunteers at the funerals as a member of the mcso chain gang, this is the fourth time she attended the burials. as she arranges dirt in a cross on the casket, she reflects on her own life. >> the burials are an emotional thing for me. it is like for me to bury my past and start over. several lonely strangers, the 19-year-old has come to appreciate the time she has ahead of her. >> i detoured from my plan and now i'm here but this is where i needed to be to get my life back on track. it definitely opens your eyes. a lot of people go to jail for a multitude of reasons and most of us in their 20's, you realize

>> reporter: a 59-year-old was found dead in a parking lot in west phoenix. her cause of the death is still under investigation. 93-year-old regina was buried next to her. she died at an adult living center from congestive heart center. she had no family, no friends, or other contacts. >> we are there when they didn't have anybody so i think it means a lot for all of us to do this for them. >> you restore this to life. >> reporter: volunteers from andre's house in phoenix facilitate the services. local funeral homes are contracted by the county to provide the casket. each burial costs taxpayers $350 and approved after a thorough investigation finds there is no

>> we ask this, through christ our lord. >> maricopa county goes above and beyond to make sure they are respected during the intournament process. >> reporter: this plays out every thursday with different chain gang members and different volunteers but one comes out every week. he does not buried but he gives them the last show of love. >> he comes out on his own and brings out long-stemmed roses and places roses on each casket before it is lowered. he brings out a beautiful story by honoring religiously the people being inter with that consideration. >> reporter: after the soil is

circular metal marker with a name and date are the only remanent of that person's time here on earth. >> earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust. >> reporter: nicole garcia, fox 10 news. >> 600 people are buried at the white tanks cemetery every year. >> reporter: it was a little warm today but, boy, it is nice now. we do have cooler temperatures or should i say n temperatures in the forecast and

>> reporter: hi, everybody. look at that. 72 degrees right now. a light breeze out of the southeast at 5 miles an hour. the city looking pretty good tonight.

71 in scottsdale. 72 in deer valley. surprise, 68 degrees right now. so a nice, very nice temperatures. no cloud cover around the state at all. a little bit of wind still blowing here and there. 26 miles an hour down in tucson and down in douglas at 22 miles an hour. 12 miles an hour up at globe. the winds blew throughout the day today. here we go with the temperature we go to mid 80's at sky harbor. 84 at scottsdale. 82 at gateway and 84 at good year. 72 at prescott. 79 in safford. 90 in yuma and 59 in flagstaff. through the night, the temperature drops off. itological get -- it will get us down into the 60's and that is a nice night temperature.

61 at deer valley. 56 in surprise. 58 in buckeye. 59 in chandler. the 50's are showing up and they should be because that is where we should be at 55 degrees for the overnight low. we did have 68 this morning. 85 this afternoon. the normal high would be 79. 88 is the record high for the day. 31 is the record low. er numbers we have are the forecast highs. we're bringing those temperatures down all around the valley there is a 78 at cave creek. 79 in apache junction. nice-looking temperatures. 57 is the forecast for flagstaff. 69 at prescott. 82 at gila bend. so we still see the 80's across the deserts. you can see a system up in here. another one approaching the low pressure system that will make changes to the northwest. a few storms across texas and a

of florida as well. a little bit of active weather in new york and washington as the temperatures hold on for those areas. 66 in washington. 63 in new york. 72 in new orleans. 74 in denver today. look at bismarck at 75. 60's in the northwest. 61 overnight here and 80 degrees for tomorrow. 79 is the norm. look at the nice-looking temperatures. we do catch up watch your kids around water.

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the election may be over - but there is still work to the election may be over the election may be over but there are a lot of work to be done to get the votes counted, believe it or not, especially here in maricopa county. these are the votes we're talking about. the county recorder says 415,000 early ballots have yell yell -- yet to be counted. 55,000 provisional ballots are yet to be counted. we're talking about 500,000 votes that need to be counted. they are trying to county 200,000 ballots dropped off on election day. >> because we received those ballots on the day of the

signature verified, processed, and tabulated so that is what we'll be doing, we'll get them ready to tar you late tomorrow. >> we have to find a way to count these, 500,000? this is ridiculous. donald trump is up and this is affecting other races as well and it is frustrating for the voters for sure. workers hope to tabulate ballots a day but it could take more than a week before we know the final tally before all of the races. >> i don't know if most voters will accept that. that seems like a big number to not have counted. voter registration, voter registration has been interesting. it hit record levels topping 200 million for the first time ever. 128 million cast a ballot, which

turnout that is slightly lower than 2012. in arizona, we hit 70% but this was lower in 2012. here in arizona, 3.5 million voters and two million cast a vote. experts say the number could have been higher if more millennials went to the polls. why did so many vote in this election? we caught up with a few of them to find out why. this is interesting because this was a block that hillary clinton was counting on. >> reporter: yeah, it really is. most of the students i spoke with at a.s.u. said they didn't like either of the candidates. it did not take all of the ballots being counted a the maricopa county record's office to really know that millennials

pure honesty. >> i did not vote. >> reporter: no voting for you either? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: college students telling me why they did not "waste their time with the election." >> it does not seem right to vote for someone who bickers like children. >> reporter: political consultant kurt davis. >> if anybody under performed, millennials under performed. >> it seemed hopeless so i did not want to contribute. >> any time you have a highly negative race and it was a negative race on the presidential level, it oppresses turnout. >> reporter: experts can assure with trends involving demographics. >> many latino voters may have been election-day voters, there

the early ballots. >> reporter: now those are some of the many factors that stood out about the voting trends in maricopa county. coming up at 10:00, we'll talk about the socioeonomic factors as well. prop 206 that was to raise the minimum wage. that passed by a landslide last night. it raises $10 by 201 and -- by 2017 $12 by 2020. >> meantime, prop 205, recreational marijuana failed in arizona although the ballots are still being counted the race was called last night. a lot of people are wondering

this race? experts called it last night so i don't know. 52% of voters saying no to the measure that would legalize marijuana for recreational use while 48% said yes. arizona is one of five states with recreational marijuana on the ballot and it looks to be the other state that did not pass the measure. it seems like it will pass in maine but the ballots are being counted and the close to call. >> we can expect another attempt at that initiative in two to four years. we're learning more about a raging fire that destroyed a home last night. the fire started in an alley and s.r.p. says the fire climbed a power pole and set a transformer on fire and this is what we got. the flames spread to trees and sheds nearby.

midnight. >> the garage, we could tell was burning from the back and burning through. there was a lot of smoke before that. we had to go to a restaurant to watch the election coverage because we were out of power. >> no one was hurt that is the good news. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation. fastest and most coordinated dogs are in scottsdale competing in the 29th annual dog championships. >> would you put your dog in this? >> do they have a barking category? >> how about sushi? >> she could handle it. 1,000 dogs will compete in the 170-yard obstacle course. dave would be great with mya in this,day -- dave munsey with the

the event runs through sunday. those who attend can bring their dogs on leashes. ? go cubs go hey chicago what do you say the cubs are going to win today ? >> people on their couch singing this. the chicago cubs and fans are still riding high. their first world series win in 108 years. the catchy anthem is seeing the first time go cubs go has landed on the billboard chart hitting number one with a bullet. >> it is easy to sing. you don't have to have any skill. >> one trip to wrigley and you know all of the words. it is number 49 on the hot digital charts and climbing up for spotify, pandora and shzam.

might add. i still remember the feeling i get in the pit of my stomach when i was about to get bullied and there was nothing i could do about it. this is a short exceptor from david johnson. richard saenz goes one-on-one with number 31 in just 10 minutes here in sports. >> johnson was wow, there is hope for every kid who has been bullied because that guy is a gamer. we're halfway through the workweek. what will your thursday week look like and beyond? dave is back with your wake-up

new at nine. when you new at 9:00, when you think about pageants, a crown is part of it. one valley pageant may be crownless after six crowns were stolen this morning. this is a tragedy. marcy jones has details on the crown caper. i hope they can find them. >> reporter: i do, too. i don't understand why this wasn't top of the show, this pageant with no crown is like having a cake with no icing. the executive director of miss. scottsdale, miss. maricopa says this goes beyond pretty headgear. >> it symbolizes scholarship and success. >> reporter: it is a shining symbol of all of the hard work it takes to snatch a title. >> i spend hundreds of hours all

pageant and helping the girls become better interviewers and all of that stuff so they can earn college scholarships. >> reporter: nobody knows the worth of a crown more than whitney ford. she now directs miss. scottsdale and miss. maricopa pageants so when the crowns were stolen from her front porch this morning, she was nothing short of devastated. >> there are worse things going on in the world. just for me own home and step on my porch and know someone isn't going to take something off of my property, i feel like i lost peace of mind. >> reporter: a neighbor saw two people drive up, swipe the packages and flee the scene. >> that is something huge for them to take home with them and to keep for their entire lives and remember what they earned on that stage on saturday and it is so sad they are not going the

miss. america crown with them. >> reporter: a neighbor says she saw a man and a woman drive off with the packages in a green ford van, which sounds like it would be hard to miss. whitney says if people would like to donate, feel free to do so. we'll put a link up on our website, fox10phoenix.com. marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> reporter: voters going from polling sites to social media sites. twitter saying there 75 million tweets about the election by wednesday morning alone. facebook users feeling chatty with 115 million people discussing the election. the popular website indeed saying the number of u.s. workers searching for jobs in canada jumped 10 -- tenfold. a huge rally following the trump's victory, stocks fell

some. the dow and s&p finished higher. g.m. announcing it is laying off 2,000 workers in january because of stalling job sales. the job cuts will be in michigan and ohio. that's business. >> reporter: well, the wake-up forecast. let's see what the temperatures are like. they are coming down a little bit, especially across the mountains where flagstaff yesterday wain the forecast. it is now at 29. we get below freezing. grand canyon at 28. 38 at prescott. 42 at payson. 59 at gila bend. 45 at globe. 57 down in tucson. closer to home, 56 at fountain hills. 56 in surprise. 57 in gateway. 59 in ahwatukee and 60 in scottsdale. when the school bus pulls up, what a beautiful day tomorrow is going to be.

74 degrees. we're going to find the low 80's later in the day for a high. it is going to be a beautiful day. we'll have more weather after 10:00. >> ok, dave. it is great to have the wake-up but i'm thinking about sleep. >> i am, too. >> it has been a long 24 hours. speaking of sleeping, you go to a hotel, you spent a lot of time in hotels with the convention coverage. ever doing the bad like steal something? what kind of since do you commit when you're at the hotel? this is coming out wrong. >> this is intrusive. >> do you steal the towels, the robes? >> no, i feel like there is a camera in every room and they know what is going on. >> we're going to talk about the hotel sins coming up in the talker segment. >> anything else? >> you want to talk about the other one? >> we're talking about the christmas decorations going up

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time for tonight's talkers. >> first up, november 9. >> right? what's happening on november 9? oh, everywhere you look christmas decorations are up.

up, christmas decorations will be up before halloween and by 2085, it will be by labor day. >> i notice my daughter, when i put the halloween stuff away, christmas things start creeping up because they are kept in the same area. >> the stuff is coming out at my house. >> are you from the mini bar? >> we have no mini bars on the rooms that fox 10 books. >> really? >> no, they want to make sure it does not lead us to temptation. >> 16% say they tricked the mini bar, lying to get free upgrades or threatening the hotel with a bad review. 40% said they have had more

paid for. >> i used to do that in college going to vegas. >> it is just me on a study trip with 10 guys. people always checked out later than the hotel allows. >> if you done get it, you hang out until the maid shows up. >> is that what you do? >> yeah, when the maid knocks on the door, you have to go. >> we're done talking. it is time for you to talk back. we posted facebook page. >> i have not posted mine but i have election stuff on mine. >> reporter: the holiday inn in cleveland called. they want their towels back. david johnson, fascinating store he wrote. one laugh hoorah for todd

(jude)cards rb david johnson >> reporter: cardinals running back david johnson has a strong message on the issue of bullying today. david wrote "i remember the feeling i get in the pit of my stomach when i realized i was about to be bullied. there was nothing i could do about it.

physical sensation. he described it of fear mixed with helplessness. richard saenz catching up with johnson to understand more on his article and check in on the cardinals running game. >> loops across for another score. >> reporter: we're here with david johnson. if you want to know how well david johnson is doing this year, look at this line. how does it make you feel >> it makes me feel good. we have a great fan base and people who support me and support what i'm doing. >> reporter: you're coming off a bye week. tell us how nice it was to get that weekend off. >> it felt great to get my body back as healthy as possible. >> reporter: a lot of people may not know this about you but you are big into anti-bullying. you are against bullying.

bullying. give us a glimpse of that and why you decided to do that. >> when i was growing up in elementary, i dealt with bullying. that was one of the things that struck home with me deep in my heart. i went into college to be a special education teacher and to see more of an impact on how bullying is among everyone, not just the person being but also the buller and the community around and how much of an affect it could have on someone. >> david johnson will take it into the end zone. >> reporter: how can you help the cardinals the second half of the season? >> biggest thing is running back running the ball and getting the yards needed for an effective ground game and keeping carson

make it to the playoffs and make it to the super bowl. most important is running the ball and keeping carson healthy. >> reporter: how confident are you in this team's chances of getting into the postseason? >> very confident. confident in all of our leaders and veterans that we have and especially the coaching staff to come out and, you know, prove and play cardinals football and make it to the >> take a look at the schedule coming up. packers, 49ers, cardinals, post game after the game. back-to-back nights. lost to portland. there is marcus morris with the 12-footer. pistons led in the game.

under five minutes to go, he has his shot blocked by devin blocked. a nice transition here. look at the move by bledsoe. the final, we'll get into a.s.u. senior day tomorrow night against utah. it is marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. one day after the election and both arizona senators swallowing their pride and hopping onboard the trump train. what john mccain and jeff flake had to say to the president elect. valley students take to streets to protest. we'll show you other protests around the country. in a town as small as show low, when an officer is killed protecting that town, everyone