>>reporter: maricopa county supervisor steve gallardo ripping the vest divorce claim they killed a deal to get chase field. >> who's going to pay for it. is it the tack pairs i don't think so? >>reporter: the team wants $108 million upgrades to the 20- year-old stadium and have threatened to skip town if they don't get what they want. condition leaders say they don't have the money right now. >> unless we get help from the legislature to allow us to cosmetic changes we're pretty much stuck. >>reporter: but don't look for the state legislature to jump in. here's what the new house majority leader said last week about publicly financed sports stadiums. >> i find subsidies for sports teams a little bit difficult when we have kids warehouseed in foster care group homes. >> the days of public financing of stadiums are over. i don't think the public wants tha agreement between the diamondbacks and county runs through 2028 unlessth some sort of agreement can be reached shortly. gallardo says the team is going to have to be satisfied playing in the stadium the way it is now. dennis welch cbs 5

i talked to steve gallardo and he says a policy like this would lead to racial profiling and the harassing of law-abiding hispanics and loonlts in the valley -- latinos in the valley. >>> more than a week after the general election, all maricopa county early ballots counted. >>> a body found at the river bottom near levine. they do consider this death suspicious. there is no word on how long that person has been there. we'll continue to bring you updates as they come in. >> the man accused of causing theax that killed a phoenix doctor says he -- accident that killed a phoenix doctor says he did not do it. he is accused of driving a truck that killed dr. robert arcrikri who worked at phoenix children's hospital. he was riding his motorcycle at the time. he died at the scene. last week lopez turned himself in. >>> a lot of blou that map. and we've got -- blue on that map, and we've got freeze wnings to talk mid-sdaez by 11 -- 60s by 11:00. >>> a very close call for firefighters battling a fire at a scrap motel yard. >> they almost female into the ladder truck. >> reporter: they needed the he

. >> reporter: mike gallardo isn't afraid of a little sweat. the army veteran isn't afraid of much at all even after all he's been through. >> when they say i can't do something, i am like, yeah, you can. that's why negativity feeds negativity. i never do it. >> they make movies about these kinds of people. you think they don't exist, but they do, and mike is >> reporter: was it depressing to lose your leg? >> at first. especially when the doctor tells you are aren't going to be able to walk, you know? so i got a little emotional. i was like depressed at first. i wanted for a split second, i wanted to like give up. >> reporter: imagine the weight of the decision on mike's shoulders the day he lost his leg. he was in a humvee with fellow army guys. they are rolling down the road and see patrollers walking near purpose saving anyone on foot from stepping on it. it's a decision that cost him his leg. he said he would make the same choice in a heartbeat if it meant saving the life of a fellow shoulder. >> if it was your brother, wouldn't you give y

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this is maricopa county supervisor steve gallardo who is in favor of the measure, followed by glenn hamer, president and ceo of the arizona chamber of commerce and industry, who is against it. the two debated the issue on arizona pbs. >> it has been 10 years as the voters have had an opportunity to raise minimum wage. now it is time. many families are struggling to make ins meet. they're working two jobs just to put food on the table. this modest increase to $10 this january and going up to $12 by 2020 is good. it is good for working families, the economy, good for arizona. it is time pressed to address it. >> the minimum wage does go up every year. that was part of the ballot initiative that passed about 10 years ago. we are at $8.05, considerably higher than the federal level. the reason we oppose this is i is going to cost jobs and a lot of jobs for those of the entry-level portion of their career, number one. two, this will hurt a lot of businesses, particularly rural arizona. amy:'s their anderson, you deal with is a great deal. your response? >> economic policy institute and others

joined by board of supervisors from district five, gallardo. [cheering] exciting!ly we have four more days until we stateistory here in the of arizona. we got -- let's clap! we're gonna do this! [applause] >> four more days until we turn and change the direction of the state of arizona. today we got wonderful news. what we, as democrats have been bill, all along, that the the legislation to prohibit islot collecting unconstitutional, and it does act.te the voting rights well, starting tomorrow, we hit the streets, going door to door, voters, out to collecting their ballots, getting to the polls and changing arizona blue! we start that tomorrow! this!do [cheering] but right here, right here in we're gonnanty, make history like you have never seen before. to elect countywide candidates in various offices. time for the sheriff to go! sheriff ofave a new maricopa county. and paul is doing that right now. he is on the streets right now, talking to voters, getting them out to vote. we also have candidates that are going to make sure our education for all students! we're

i spoke earlier with maricopa county supervisor steve gallardo who has been a long time opponent of sheriff arpaio and he says look, people have just had enough. the time was over for sheriff arpaio and that's why paul penzone won it this time. you'll recall four years ago penzone a political neo fight got within 6 percentage points of arpaio and of course has happened in the past four years. penzone no doubt is going to thank so many people here when he takes the room. i'm sure he's going to have a huge smile on his face my guess after talking to him this past week he's going to want to get down to business and take care. >> thanks donna. >> we'll be checking back in in a few moments when he takes the stage for victory speech. let's go to gop headquarters in live. >>reporter: this is such an interesting story, interesting dynamic. big win for paul penzone over the renaissance hotel just across the street from us. donna told you they are jubilant over that. but i can tell you the gop headquarters not a lot of talk of arpaio but these folks still very he late bad the track record and the vot