carissa planalp 3tv. carissa planalp 3tv. new information on the investigation into a deadly officer- involved shooting last night in casa grande. night in casa grande. officers "brian martinez" ... "jeremy ybarra" and "efren lujan" are now on standard, administrative leave. they were called to a home where they say a man....48-year-old "gabriel parker"....was armed with a machete .. and threatening to hurt himself. officers say- bean bags and a d-p-s will handle the investigation. d-p-s will handle the investigation. the man who jumped in front of a car in peoria this morning.... has now been identified. police say 21-year-old gavin haggerty... was hit at 75th and grand avenues. the driver did stop and tried to help him. haggerty died at the hospital. silent witness has several unsolved crimes they need your help with. as jaime cerreta shows us.. in some of the cases.. video of the alleged perpto look at this.... crystal clear and you could get a cash reward. jc, 3-tv jc, 3-tv badge." so much so... that they dyed their iconi

live in good year carissa planalp 3tv. 3-year-old girl and one-year-old boy. her family has set up a gofundme account to help with expenses.. like basic necessitites for the kids.... as well as a funeral. if you'd like to donate, the link's on our 3tv news app. link's on our 3tv news app. law enforcement agencies across the state... are keeping an eye out for drunk drivers this holiday season. this is a live look... at one of our a-dot cameras tonight. 295 people died in alcohol related crashes last year. arizona has some the strictest d-u-i laws in the country. drinking and driving will cost thousands in court fees, and land you in jail. jail. now at 10... a strong show of support for the family of a phoenix fire captain. "chris fitzmaurice" was off-duty...when he died in an atv accident in flagstaff yesterday. tonight, his gofundme account has hit 61-thousand dollars. he spent 20 years as a firefighter, and leaves behind his wife and four young daughters. the firefighter union launched $75-thousand dollars. $75-thousand dollars. 26-thousand dollars raised in

carissa planalp has more on the big protest march in downtown phoenix today. in downtown phoenix today. says, "nats 9:40:19 water is life chant ." hundreds marched through downtown phoenix. says, "shaniah dennison- chee/protestor 09:45:23--27 if they're in north dakota and i'm in arizona i will stand here and i'll protect them. ." to protect historic relics-- to protect water quality-- to stop -- what they believe will be-- damaging construction. says, " nats 09:43:03 drummi even as protestors hundreds of miles away at the pipeline site-- face a deadline. says, " nats 9:40:37 footsteps." to move out of the way--or else. says, "shaniah dennison- chee/protestor 09:44:16--23 our voices cannot be attacked by rubber bullets, by water, by wahtever the government has thrown at us. ." says, " "napoleon murrita/ protestor 09:42:20--25 it gives me hope that a lot of our youth and our young are out there all standing in solidarity." says, "nat 00:43:36 drumming crowd ." the group rallied at talking says, "09:45:30--34 if i can just be here and continued support. says, "0

(sot: carissa ciampaglia, avoiding thanksgiving tension) "there's more tension in my household because of the election." carissa ciampaglia is just avoiding the risk of bickering all together skipping the traditional thanksgiving and going instead to a ski resort with a friend. (sot: carissa ciampaglia, "especially around thanksgiving, when we're supposed to be thankful and content and happy for what we do portilla, champlain college) "there are better or worse times to say certain things." mediator julian portilla teaches courses on conflict resolution at vermont's champlain college. he advises families to pause a political conversation before it gets too heated and save it for a better time, like an after-dinner walk, maybe. (sot: julian portilla, champlain college) everyone's gathered around the table, to topics that are probably things in common, kids, work, sports." because a conflict-free holiday is something we all can be thankful for. z26ckz zixz z26ckz zixz y26cky yixy that will do it for us here at noon. our next newscast is tonight >> victor: are you drinking to adrienne and

live in chandler carissa planalp 3tv. right now... police are on the scene of a deadly motorcycle crash in tempe. this is a live look at the scene... near 48th street and broadway. police say the crash involved two cars and a motorcycle. the rider was killed. the expected to be closed for the next several hours ... so avoid the area if possible. avoid the area if possible. also happening right now... a fourth night of protests in cities around the country. here's a live look... at portland, oregon. a couple of the anti-trump crowds there have turned violent at times this week. some storefronts were even damaged. so far today, things have stayed peaceful... though we did see police suiting up in riot gear.. just in case. in case. protests continue here at home, too. crowds tonight in phoenix, and tempe. phoenix, and tempe. 2 different protests,,, held by 2 different groups of people tonight in the valley. but they both have a very similar message, these people say they're standing together against hate and racism against minorities and

live in mesa carissa live in mesa carissa planalp 3-tv. the arizona attorney who once defended now-accused serial killer todd kohl-hepp back in 1987... says he is stunned. stunned. allen bickart. who now practices in prescott.. defended kohlhepp in the 80s.. when he was accused of kidnapping and raping a 14- year-old girl in tempe. kohlhepp was 15 at the time.. and was convicted of kidnapping, and sent to prison for 15 years. bickart says he was stunned when he learned of the news out of south carolina.. and though he was troubled by kohlhepp's case back never could have predicted this. never could have predicted this. says, "i never had a glimpse of remorse from him in our inter-dealings, however his concern was, how much time am i going to do" 7:19-30 i was really troubled about the outcome" 11:47- 49 the team at 48 hours is digging into the accusations against todd kohlhepp. you can watch that tonight.. on c-b-s 5.. at 9 o clock. on c-b-s 5.. at 9 o clock. we spoke with the cbs correspondent about why the suspect was sent here to arizon

. >> carissa is out there now where a vigil just wrapped up. carissa? >> reporter: here at the vigil site are still burning brightly. even at this hour, folks are still coming by to drop off flowers, signs for the family. this one, we heart you. here is another sign. god bless you all. everyone is pausing to look at this photo of officer darren reed, a man remembered as a good cop, a father figure, and someone who shared his happiness with everyone he met. on being a woman in law enforcement. >> reporter: 10 weeks ago, officer commission miller -- kanisha miller is talking about the man who always met her with respect and understanding. >> he has always been the one to take down a situation and he knew how to work his stuff. my it was going to be fatal. >> reporter: jessica gilmore is married to a show low police officer, part of the law enforcement family. >> he was always smiling, always funny. he really loved to give the other guys a hard time. >> reporter: officer read known good. he was months from retirement, planning fishing trips with ems. the v

carissa is live with the details. >> reporter: i believe we're watching the last of the phoenix fire crews here packing up, getting ready to leave. they tell me in order to get to the heart of the fire, they needed the help of the crews here running the cranes. >> a bucket from a ladder truck saying we've been struck by a crane, they're swaying back and forth. >> reporter: three friertsd dangling over a massive fire. >> we have is a safety officer on the radio, standing next to their supervisor on the radio talking to the crane operators. >> reporter: someone made a mistake. >> unfortunately one of those crane operators not paying our elevator ladder trucks with a crew in the bucket. >> reporter: those three firefighters didn't even know what hit them. surrounded by blinding smoke, they climbed down the ladder to safety avoiding a worst case scenario. >> it would have been catastrophic. wield have had a ladder truck elevated over a fire scene that would have been tipped over. >> reporter: investigators will be working to figure out exactly what went wrong. the ladder truck that was h

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carissa plan-alp has more. (stewart perry, father) "it just takes me a moment to collect my emotions." he is a father mourning the loss of a son., at this service for sergeant john perry killed in afghanistan by a suicide bomber.... (stewart perry, father) "most importantly, i want people to know about the heroic thing that my son did." stewart perry says his son stumbled on the suicide bomber before the bomber could reach his target: a rs run. (stewart perry, father) "he would have killed 100, 200, who knows." perry says his son's death comes at a time military service is facing disrespect. he says his family was even booed on the flight to bring his son's body home. (stewart perry, father) "and to hear the reaction of the flight being delayed because of a gold star family, and the first class cabin booing that, was really it made us cry some more." perry says that's why the american flag is sacred for service members, not just a symbol for protests. (stewart perry, father) "it's not for protests it's for the

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. >> it is that thinking that troubles carissa lopez. >> a campaign coordinator in austin hoping to get young texans to the polls and voting democrats. >> i am confident that texas is going to be blue. if we can increase voter's turn out, texas would be a democratic state. this year, texas democrats are feeling confident with the election being closer. >> this time, you have donald trump making disparaging remarks about mexicans and i mmigrants. >> hillary clinton is not the answer. >> i am a young hispanic republican. >> trevino, a member of the hispanic of texas. my dad votes democrats and my grandpa did. we still have failing schools and high poverty rates. >> still. >> trump's stance on immigration and his comments about mexicans. >> they are bringing crimes and rapists created a stir in texas, even from those who vowed to remain silent in this election. >> my parents are not rapists. >> highwow did you feel? >> that's the biggest lie. mexicans sent their best. >> morgan radford, nbc news. >> we'll take a quick break and we'll be right back. that's why i have the spark cash card fro