lieutenant paul taylor is a public information officer giving an update at this moment on the tv. if we could show that very quickly, i want everyone to know what is happening. >> statements and possibly video local businesses nearby to find out what they were doing. one of the things that we try to do is find out from relatives where were they going and what were they doing to help us in the investigation. >> what we know at this point

lieutenant paul taylor is a public information officer giving an update at this moment on the tv. if we could show that very quickly, i want everyone to know what is happening. >> statements and possibly video local businesses nearby to find out what they were doing. one of the things that we try to do is find out from relatives where were they going and what were they doing to help us in the investigation. >> what we know at this point do we have video? this wreck is horrific. the back and of the car is essentially gone. this was two cars and the people killed were we ended at the intersection on 35th avenue in local -- vogel. mallory, what two people need to know? >> you will area between dunlap and peoria so you're smart route this morning's 45th avenue. it is going to be for the entire morning commute. your freeway is not doing too bad but we have another crash on some of our surface street. >> let's talk about your most accurate forecast and the stunning moon providing light across the valley and it is it does not even sent until just before 7 a.m. if you want to check it out

we spoke with phoenix police officer, paul taylor. that white suv was driven by a female. she struck a woman that was trying to cross the street. that woman, no age. this morning. 19th avenue is shut down between dunlap all the way to alice. as i mentioned, investigators just pulled up to the scene. valley metro and light rail still operating on the north side. that officer told us that once the full team of investigators arrived, they will shut down the light rail in this area. it is of best -- it is best to avoid this area altogether. it is closed from blunt -- to dunlap -- from brandon hamilton, 12 today. >>> let's check your hot headlines today. it is 605. that ended his title hopes. >> you were out there over the weekend. >> loved it. >> if you thought that action was intense, check out jimmy q on friday. he lined up against the pace car lost badly. good try though jimmy. >>> we will see of his weather forecast is better than his racing and just a little bit. run, jimmy. run. >> you have to give it to them. he is trying to go. that is what matters. >> and he is turned

everyone from taylor swift, paul mccartney that say they do not like the way you do business. see a future where there is a middle ground? susan: working with the music industry, i learned there are a lot of constituents in the music industry and they do not all agree with each other, right? there will be labels, artists, publishers, and so i remain very hopeful that as the online models of subscription and advertising become more developed that over time we are able to come to a place where everyone agrees on that future vision. i actually think we are getting there because we are starting to see the online subscription and streaming numbers pick up. we are starting to see more revenue from advertising. we have put up $3 billion for the is again is free, good growth numbers of overall i think as more time goes by, it will become more clear on what these models are and will be more aligned. emily: how are you thinking about where we are because some people think google needs to buy or develop their own. susan: i think everyone is trying to figure out what is the best way becau

the headlines talk about youtube being at war with the music industry, everyone from taylor swift to paulccartney saying they don't like the way you do business. do you see a future with a mile ground? that there areed many constituents in the music industry and they don't all agree with each other. there will be the labels and the artists and the publishers and i remain really hopeful that the online models of those subscription and advertising become more developed and that over time we are able to come so that everyone agrees on that future. i think we are getting there because we are starting to see revenuene subscription, with advertising, we have paid out $3 billion to the music industry, we have good growth numbers. overall, i think as more time goes by it will become more clear about what these monetization models are. >> how are you thinking about the are just about vr? there are many developing content for everybody is still trying to figure out what the best way is. this is a new medium. we are leaning in. great way tos a have an experience where you can really feel immersed an

you have everyone from taylor swift to paul mccartney saying they do not like the way you do business future where there is a middle ground where everyone is happy? susan: working with the music industry, i have learned there are many constituents in the music industry and they do not all agree with each other. labels and artists and publishers, so i remain really hopeful that as online models of both subscription and advertising become more developed, that over time, we -- toe to becom comes come to a place where everyone agrees on the future vision. we are starting to see the numbers really pick up. we are starting to see more revenue from advertising. we have paid out $3 billion to the music industry since inception. we have good growth numbers. overall, i think as more time goes by, it will become more clear on what these monetization models are, and we will be more aligned. emily: how are you thinking about vr? some people think google needs to buy or produce its own vr? i think people are trying to figure out what is the best way because it is a new medium. we have a large colle

he was a speech taylor's specifically -- tailored specifically for arizona and in it she's -- she's express support for pulp and zone for sheriff -- paul pension for sheriff and sharply joe arpaio. >>> half at pfizer on -- advisor on immigration, sheriff joe arpaio. the person who presided over the worst pattern of racial profiling by a law enforcement agency in american history is huge fat are. so much of her speech was focused on immigration. the list of -- of high-profile figures campaigning here is not listened limited to presidential race, mitt romney is also in the valley. for rally to support john mateen. the event will take place at of spring training park -- part in mesa at 6:30 p.m. tonight. as we head to the final stretch of the campaign you can find -- you can find more answers on rallies, polls and focus ocean by opening up overlapping cleaning on the campaign 2016 icon. the suspect in the murder of two i will police officers had a run-in with police, weeks ago. and to say this is a once in a life something is not quite right, it's even weirder than that. the cubs are world champions today. rather phones, we are giving awa

paul joncich. ((christianne klein)) >> and i'm christianne klein. the shooting happened right outside police headquarters. omar villafranca has more on the arrest: (- ivy taylor/mayor, san antonio) "we can all breathe a little easier knowing the suspect who maliciously one of our sapd officers is in custody." omar villafranca, cbs news: san antonio police arrested 31-year-old otis tyrone mckane -- who they accuse of ambushing and killing detective benjamin marconi. ( william mcmanus/chief, san antonio police) "this has all been unfolding through the last 30 hours and we're relieved to have taken him into custody without a further loss of life." omar villafranca, cbs news: investigators say detective marconi pulled over a headquarters just before noon on sunday. that's when he says the suspect parked behind marconi's patrol car and approached the driver's side window where marconi was sitting. the gunman shot marconi twice in the head before running back to his vehicle and driving off through the police headquarters' south parking lot. the attack led to an intense, day-long manhunt for the gunman. (dispatch audio) "all officers be on the lookout...use extreme

taylor is alive. >> truly a miracle, a blessing. the most thankful thanksgiving i've ever had. >> i'm thankful for my family. >> paul burton, wbz news. >>> state police say 22-year-old james keating of norton died in that crash. >> a manm after a crash in boston. police are trying to figure out why his car went over the guardrail of i-93 near exit 14 and tumbled down on to morrissy boulevard landing on top of another car. the driver of the volvo that went airborne, 50-year-old daniel lee of chatham died. the two occupants of the honda will be okay. >>> still no arrests in the hit-and-run, but police towed a video shows a man being hit early friday morning as he was leaving the spot bar and lounge. the victim was hurled into the air and badly hurt. the driver never stopped. >>> and police in new hampshire she arrested a man involved in robbing banks. michael giles robbed a td bank early this morning and held up another bank on bay street earlier this month. police also believe he tried to rob citizens bank on elm street year. police are looking for adelboro. this morning, someone held up the honey do donuts, and someone robbed the cu

taylor. >> i really believe that america's best years are still ahead of us. >> reporter: clinton's e-mail despite the fbi's final decision it is a debate on capitol hill. paul ryan urging people to vote for trump saying clinton believes she is always above the law and always plays by her own rules senate minority leader accused comey writing dr. comey created a political days before a presidential election merely to confirm what we already knew, that secretary clinton's e-mail practices were legal. in a full day of rallies going from florida to new hampshire, both donald trump and hillary clinton made their final pitch to voters in dueling op-eds in the "usa today." >> craig boswell in washington, thank you, craig. >>> this morning, the race is battleground states, florida and ohio. 29 electoral votes in florida and hispanic mvote may be the keep. anthony salvanto, cbs news director, has the details. >> donald trump has gotten more of the previously unsure, the undecided voters in both of these dates. now, there weren't that many to begin with but what we have seen from these voters, as with many voters overall, the looking to change to the political system

paul, reporting in martinez tonight. thank you. >>> an oakland couple charged with murder in the death of a volunteer with the alameda county sheriff's office. laura rogers and her boyfriend curtis taylor charged in the death of carlos rameriz segoviano. prosecutornot discuss a motive. police say segoviano was beaten and stabbed and her body burned and left in an oakland park. prosecutors say that laura rogers stabbed the victim and that curtis taylor doused her with gas. they threw away a knife and gas can in a dumpster that police recovered. the two knew each other and the attack was not related to the victim's work at the sheriff's office. >>>s investigators are looking for a key piece of evidence in the killing of an 18-year-old man whose body was found buried on the ground of sonoma state university. investigators say that curt kimberly was last seen on his bike. it is a white man's 2011 cannondale quick cx3 mountain bike. it has recently installed road tires that have reflective material bill into the sidewalls. kimberly's body was found buried in a shallow grave in a wooded area of the campus last wednesday. he lived in catadi and missing since october 17th. when he left on his

paul ryan and ron johnson. donald trump has a campaign rally scheduled in west allis sunday afternoon. reporting in the newsroom, beverly taylor, fox 6 news. steph thanks bev. tomorrow is the last day to vote early in milwaukee. the city expects 50-thousand people to cast their ballots before tuesday. there are three locations to vote early this year. the zeidler building downtown, midtown center and the forest home library. polls are open at seven a-m on election day. you will need a photo id to vote. if you aren't registered, you can register in person at your voting place. from early voting to campaign rallies, polls and more. keep track of it all when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. just click the politics tab. a woman involved in a crash that killed two men is sentenced today. a milwaukee county judge ray pleaded guilty last month to amended charges of homicide by vehicle and use of a controlled substance officials say ray was speeding near sherman and roosevelt last december when she hit another car-- killing darrell thompson and terry jackson. ray initially ran from the crash but turned herself in after

paul plus cathedral. new that is where theresa may spoke to cpi business group. now let's get more on some corporate news. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news with taylorng to stick with that theme. british by minister is offering and all of branch to business. she said she would not force companies to appoint workers or union representatives to corporate boards. she also observed -- he also urged executives not to miss the opportunity presented by brexit. the decision gives us a once in a generation chance to shape a new future for our nation, the chance to build a stronger, fairer country. that is the kind of change people voted for, not just to leave the european union, the to change the way our country works and the people for whom it works forever. britishmay spoke at the -- and annual covers. if he thinks core american values are at stake -- the president spoke in lima, peru, after meeting with asia-pacific leaders. syria has refused a united nations proposal for the embattled city of aleppo. the government amended that rebel forces leave the city. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am taylorn