we are told the mother was crossing the crosswalk here on ray road, and the car was heading west on ray road when it slammed into the mother and her children. what's left behind here at the scene, a absolutely heart wrenching reminder of who this accident impacted. you can see children's shoes on the road there. several evidence markers still in the road, about 30 more yards up the road here on ray road, you can see police are gathering more evidence truck that you see there is what that suspect was driving. now, we do have some video in that shows police walking that man in handcuffs to a police car. we are told that this man, as you said, should have never been behind the wheel. police say he had a suspended license. not only that, we are told that the man ran this red light here at ponderosa avenue and ray road. should not have been behind the wheel. >> it's a terrible thing. it's a tragedy. i always get tired of seeing these things, especially the senseless ones. this is a individual who should not have been behind the wheel, especially because of the suspension of his license, and

license, and also we are told that he did run this red light her two children were trying to cross ray road here. that's right near ponderosa avenue and college road. police say that this was someone who was driving and not supposed to be behind the wheel. >> it's a terrible thing. it's just a tragedy. i always get tired of seeing these things, especially the senseless ones. this is an individual that should not have been driving the suspension, yet he chose to do that, and now we have this fatality and two children without a mother. >> reporter: yeah, very heartbreaking that both of these children will be without their mother tonight. now we are told the mom did die at the hospital. we are told that the two-year-old does have life-threatening injuries, doctors obviously working very hard to save these children's lives, hoping for a full recovery for them. we'll have another update on the story for you fox 10 news at 10:00. for the latest, i'm here in chandler, stefania okolie, fox 10 news. >> stefania, thank you. >>> well, it's been four days, a lot of americans still struggling with the r

arizona avenue and ray road. we have a complete list online at 12news.com if you want to >>> -- nico santos has been following this story for us. >> this was incredible. started at a gas station nearby where witnesses tried to stop a man who was visibly impaired and it didn't work so they called the dispatchers keeping them up to date on the whereabouts. and what you fiery crash here that took the lives of two people. and so many tried to keep this from happening. two cars, debris scattered everywhere. and dps said that on 57th the driver exited and reinterred 101 are going the wrong way and and collided with a 22-year-old man going the other way and once again, that person died on the scene. so many are having a hard time, getting to the crash and witnessing what happened. and going to the full traffic report, the westbound lanes, still closed and there is no estimated time when they will reopen. . >>> all right. good morning to you guys. we're on the ten eastbound, approaching university. and we're going to sho

this video from our adot camera happened near ray road. one was in the westbound lanes and the other in the eastbound lanes. a minor injury in the eastbound crash and unknown injuries in the over rollover. >>> an effort to embrace localness. the local fa wrapping up. organizers are calling it a celebration of all things local. the festival highlightshops, boutiques, restaurants, and food makers, and there's the arizona made beer, wine, and other beverages, the hope is to divert shoppers away from the chains and box stores. >> you're supporting the community much, much stronger believe it or not. there's probably better deals and you get a lot more than if you support the local business. today's fall festival features 160 arizona vendors, and up to 15,000 people were expected to come out because the weather was gorgeous. we get to brag right now. >> 80s out there today. beautiful, so near average, sunny skies. winds are light. >> what more could you ask for? >> here's a look at phoenix downtown. sunny skies and the setting in an hour or so.

solutions, the cameras were de-in total there cameras throughout most of the located along rd, arizona ray road - for list head to 12 article live in 12 today. checking your hot checking your hot headlines.. an officer in the middle of a controversial shooting investigation.. has resigned from the winslow police department. back in march - officer austin shipley shot and killed loreal sina- ginee tsingine after responding to a report of shoplifting. the police report said tsingine threatened officer shipley with scissors before he fired five shots. two fires in chandler over the weekend have now been ruled arsons. both homes boulevard. no one lived there and no one was hurt. one of the homes is a total loss. it's time to sign up for health insurance.. open enrollment begins today for health insurance under the affordable care act. here in arizona 14 out of 15 counties -- including maricopa county -- will now have just one insurer to choose for coverage. open enrollment closes at the end of january. an arizona lawmaker says tucson is violating a state law by destroying guns turned in by resident

the vta, the reroute because of the deadly crash investigation continuing to close southbound mond ray road shy of capital expressway. center road is your reroute. the five lines here are the ones affected, a slight reroute around the area. back to you. >>> up next, yesterday, so difficult to watch from columbus, ohio. what we're learning about what happened the moment a driver plowed his car into people at the ohio state university and then took out a knife cutting them. hear the frantic 911 calls after the attack. >>> it's been three years since a group of 19 firefighters were killed while battling a fire in arizona. the new tribute to them being unveiled today. >>> as you head off to work this morning, new numbers show you're working really hard, everyone is. we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. >> what do those thermometer numbers say? kari hall talking about cool conditions greeting you as you wake up this morning. at least we have that. in san jose, a live look outside with the downtown area. we'll be back in three minutes with more news. >>> good tuesday morning. the tim

with some delays on the 10 but this is on the east valley with a crash involving a motorcycle on ray road and it sounds like the rest direction -- west direction is blocked off. this is definitely something you will want to make note of this morning. >>> we have quite the weather to the first cold snap of the season. >> up north it is even colder. we have some video from the high country with flagstaff schools on a two hour delay. >> abc15's joe bartel's is in flagstaff braving the elements. >> reporter: i am doing all right. i have my clothes on and my hat. -- clubs -- head. they have made these huge snow piles. i asked my photographer to describe the driving conditions and they said you cannot say it on tv. and then she said treacherous. here is the video we shot as we were driving. the speed limit is 65 but you're certainly not going that speed. spots. adot is asking drivers to be careful if you have to travel anywhere outside of flagstaff because the roads are very slick. the schools are on a two hour delay so please be very careful if you are making your way anywhere throughout the h

mother had left the park with her two kids, a 2 and 3-year-old, getting ready to cross the road on ray road, when police say 39-year-old william epperling came through the light and slammed into them. the mother did die at the hospital. her kids are still at phoenix children's hospital being treated. this woman meant so much to this community. this family is very special. she's the kind of woman that neighborhood with a batch of brownies. >> she was the kind of person that just was always she was always happy, always laughing, so good with the kids. our favorite times were, when it rained, when there was mud puddles, they were out playing. she was that kind of person. she was always taking the kids just know they're going through such a difficlt time right now. >> reporter: very, very tough time for the family and this community. coming up on fox news at 9:00, we'll hear from neighbors who sprang into action, came out here and tried to help the children and the mother. live in chandler, fox 10 news. >>> we are going to see those cooler temperatures, but in the meantime, that tie records. i'

that's exactly what health inspectors found at this jason' deli on ray road in chandler. wear an employee did not wash her hands in between using the tissues and picking up the potato salad. then there's what inspectors saw happening at this on southern avenue in mesa. >> health inspectors found em cardboard box. do you ever try to clone one of these things? you can't. that's why they suggest using a cutting board. >> but the county is not just keeping up on restaurants . anyone serving food or drinks gets inspected, like this circle k on warner road in gilbertment it was flagged because the ice dispenser at the soda machine had "heavy phoenix. >> where inspectors didn't find lettuce as expected but inside of a bucket with holes drilled in the side. >> what would happen if the environmental services department wasn't working for you? you'd always have to eat at your own risk without any way to check these reports first. >> and it's incredibly easy to look up the latest reports your favorite restaurant at 12news.com for a link to the website where all you have to do is typ

the first near ray road and ponderosa, a woman hit and killed while walking with her children. the woman's 2 and 3-year-old children are in the hospital in critical condition. the driver of the car arrested after police found he was driving on a suspended license. >>> in tempe, near 48th and broadway, a motorcyclist was shut down for several hours while they continue to investigate. >>> other big story, the anti trump protests around the valley, and across the country. these have gotten heated. a display the protest has gone criminal. the f-trump as gray feet. what -- graffiti. >> reporter: vandalized by messages, police damage charges, but the neighbors nearby are wonder #todo. >> reporter: wondering what to do. >> they can find better ways to express themselves beside doing property damage. >> reporter: it's something that greg is no stranger to. >> my front yard, they had no problems coming up to my windows, ripping signs out, slicing them with knives, burning them at my door. the display, and is upset -- >> people are taking photos. >> reporter: mouse people slow down, just

kids for a walk almost every day, last night's walk ending tragically, crossing in the crosswalk at ray road and sped through a red light and hit all of them. her son's bike, the stroller her daughter was in, and their shoes left scattered in the road. medics rushed them to the hospital, but the kids, sadly, lost their mom. >> they cherished their mom. >> reporter: today a community coming together to show support, give prayer, some complete strangers who just happened to be a witness to the heartbreaking scene. >> i was really hoping and praying that she would make it, and she didn't, and even though i didn't know her, i was with was just horrifying and tragic. >> yeah, very heartbreaking and traumatizing for everyone who had to witness that scene last night. police identified the driver as 39-year-old william epperlein, and today i learned his license was on suspension for a dui. he has been charged with causing death by a vehicle while driving on a suspended license. >>> thanks, stefania. >>> detectives trying to figure out to death in his west valley apartment early today. >> yeah, this

it is near ray road that she took every day. home. just three minutes before the crash that claimed her life, jonathan was with pamela at a nearby park. >> it could happen any of us. >> reporter: this is the intersection pamela was walking in when a man in a truck came racing through running a red like and then slamming into the young family. speculation as to why the suspect never spent a minute in jail. >> it is horrifying in an instant you can change people's life forever. >>> police have identified the driver as william f early. he was driving on a suspended license and we wanted to know why he was booked and then went home. police tell us that is typical if they do not see someone as a flight risk. if you like to take action for this family, go to www.abc15.com and check out the gofundme page. >>> the arizona coyotes and then moved to the east valley with air15 giving us a view of the land for the proposed development located on the northwest corner of mcclintock drive and real salado parkway. the arena along with a 4000 seat mul

what we've developed in sensodyne true white dps on i-10 near ray road. we're told the trooper was than many of the whitening toothpastes that are out there, and especially designed for sensitivity sufferers. trooper's vehicle was hit by it's different, there's nobody else out there that i'm aware of another car, clipped. thankfully the damage not that has developed whitening for people with sensitivity in this way. face any charges. >>> developing right now, police using drones to investigate. the police department near put some distance between you and temptation with -- up to operate the drones, meta appetite control. clinically proven to help reduce hunger between meals. new, from metamucil, the #1 doctor recommended brand. my name is barbara and i make dog chow natural. seems like this has some now that i work there, i value the food even more. arizona voters thinking deja vu. the long voting lines are back. i feed it to yoshi because there are no artificial colors, this time, for early voting. preservatives and it's made with real chicken. people wa

near ray road and college avenue. police say the 39-year-old driver was headed westbound.. when he hit the 35-year-old mother and her two young children... one in a stroller.. the other riding his bike. both children.. ages two and three.. are in the hospital in critical condition. chandler police say the family was in a crosswalk.. and had the right-of-way to we see distractions all the time, and i'm not saying this is the case, but that's what we see on a regular basis. and it's become a pretty prevalent problem." officers arrested the driver.. for driving on a suspended license. they don't believe impairment was a factor.. but the investigation is ongoing. a tempe street is back open this morning... after a fatal motorcycle wreck. police say two cars and a motorcycle collided near 48th street and broadway last night. the biker was killed in that is now under investigation this morning. investigators say this is the suspected drunk driver.. who caused multiple wrecks.. in two valley cities. 25-year-old "jowen moses" is accused of hitting a car in scottsdale. he was then p

officers say epperlein was driving with a suspended license when he hit the mother on ray road. her kids are also injured with the suspect being tracked down at his house. >> reporter: i chris with abc15. you don't want to talk to us? >> no. >> reporter: at last check those kids are still in serious condition and had 6:30 there is out. this is tough to even wrap your head around. it is so sad for this family. >> thanks for the update. right now police need your help solving two murder investigations. we begin in glendale for a man is shot. investigators telling us two men were seen leaving the sudan moments after the shots were fired. this story. we are winning to learn the name saturday morning ar-15s avenue. -- near 15th avenue. all we know is someone was shot and killed. we do not know the motive as of now, and we are checking with police. >>> flagstaff police are on the hunt for an armed man last seen this guy stole the vehicle then drove to flagstaff. northern arizona university students were not invited via a tweet -- were notified via a tweet. >>> right now backlash is gr

dobson road and ray road. you may want to use arizona avenue to get around some restrictions. as you are traveling, there are no delays into scottsdale looking great. just an 11 want to give you a look at i-10 at chandler boulevard. we will give you another look at your delays next. >>> can one of valley neighborhood simply banish people they do not want living there? the controversial plan to then sex offenders. -- ban sex offenders. >>> the making of murder 3 delicious burgers. $6.99 each. anytime. at red robin. with bottomless steak fries, of course. red robin! yummm! imagine a world where instead of rushing to buy we gave thanks for what we already have. at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods iving because family time comes first. 3 delicious burgers. $6.99 each. anytime. at red robin. with bottomless steak fries, of course. red robin! yummm! >>> good morning, everybody. can you just ban sex offenders? that is what the hoa is trying to do asking vote on the measure that would ban sex offenders from living there permanently or temporarily. it would mean sex offenders would ha

with some delays on the 10 but this is on the east valley with a crash involving a motorcycle on ray road and it sounds like the rest direction -- west direction is blocked off. this is definitely something you will want to make note of this morning. >>> we have quite the weather

i want to give you a look from areas that camera and this is northbound near ray road. as you continue closer to guadalupe it really continues so give yourself extra time. we will head back out next. >>> coming up next a battle in buckeye boiling over as homeowners are upset over >>> and paying more for the coke but our soda taxes really making people think twice? where experts are looking for answers. >>> going down under and eight unique tour of the great >>> you are watching abc15 warnings with >> buckeye is in hot water this morning with people mad about their skyhigh water bills. it is hard to believe the city council hearing from a lot of people must think the bill is in the thousands of dollars. people telling us the have turned author sprinklers and start going up there pools with it still feels very high. >> the equivalent of what they said were used would be like me in my yard in 30 days. >> the city said it will investigate the cause but homeowners say that is not enough. they are threatening a class action suit against the city. here are more details on that

chandler police say the mother and her two and three-year-old kids were crossing at the crosswalk at ray road and college avenue when a driver all of them. her son's bike, the stroller their daughter was in, and their shoes left scattered in the road. julie saw the commotion and prayed it was no one she knew, but when she got closer she realized it was the neighbor. she ran to back to tell the husband. >> did the kids and pam go out walking? i was like, yes, go to the street, go to the corner. that's all i could say, and he just ran. >> today, a community coming together to show support for the family. some complete strangers sadly co >> i was really hoping and praying that she would make it, and she didn't, and even know i didn't know her, i was with her right at the very end. so it was just horrifying and tragic. >> reporter: yeah, very traumatizing for everyone who witnessed that last night. now, police identified the driver as 39-year-old william epperlein. today i learned his license was on suspension for a dui. he has been charged for causing death by use of a vehicle while matt, linda?

and on the 10 probably right around ray road as well until you hit state route 143. a quick look there, you are not seeing any delays. it has lightened up really well. this is right at 43rd avenue. >> just about 9:00. we're back at 11:00 but abc always on. >> join us next on senorian living. >> are you feeling a little -- >> we will show you how >>> today are you in the market for a new home in the valley company specializing in arizona builtmore real estate. >> are you feeling a little sick? maybe you need a boost of energy or maybe you had too much to drink the night before, the to your rescue. >>> plus food allergys are a serious problem. how people are finding relief the natural way. it is mobbed and the doctor is on. >>> and the questions you need to be asking to find the right medicare plan for you and your life's needs. that's all right now on senorian living. good morning to you.

this is right at ray road and you can definitely see some shine out on the roadways. but taking a look at the big picture right now from our century link pichl traffic center and in the -- prism about a 10-minute drive from southbound 101. mostly going to give you a closer look at i-10 in just a few minutes. >>> 5:15 do you know how to tell a service dog from a pet. >> and updates on the battle for mosul. there's a brand new message coming frois even double dating with other members of the cousin. she uses much of her time to give back including world visions newly appointed global embassador working on their clean water campaign. and coming up at 7:00 a.m. we'll have more on harry's new >>> 15 and a crime alert to tell you about. hut by vandals with some pretty obscene political messages. here it the words f-trump. and it shows up on two cars as well as some homes, fences even a playground. police saying the foul message showed up sometime on halloween night. >> if they were making that political statement i think they should paint it on their own car. >> officers be

the 51 southbound closing in on phoenix and the 101 northbound around ray road into chandler starting to pick up this morning. lk door early, getting ready to get off to the polls and we're past the light we're moving. again, we're heading to the 10 eastbound and we're going to check out some polling locations in mesa that we hear may be having issues. we're going to verify that for you and we'll bring that to you coming up here in just a bit along with your valley traffic. >> thank you for that. >>> polls here in arizona have been open for 31 minutes now. already, we're seeing some extremely lon like -- long lines at 48th street and live at seventh avenue and glendale. we saw a line earlier s. it growing or getting smaller? >> reporter: good morning, matt. the lines here at this location don't look too bad. if you remember before 6:00, they were lined up maybe a couple hundred people around the building but as soon as they opened up the doors at 6:00, that line dissipated and we're looking at about 10 voters, maybe, at this point and we're here at seventh avenue and glendale. the big

this road is known for some pretty bad accidents. ray: elsewhere in the state it was pretty much the same story. cars sliding off the roads, in some cases rolling over. even trucks designed to be out in the weather were not immune pittsfield accident, but sections of roads had to be shut down. i-93 from franconia to belmont was also hard-hit. reporting live in belmont, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: developing news out of manchester this noon. a homicide investigation is underway right now after a shooting on thornton street. wmur's andy hershberger is live with the latest. andy, what do we know so far? andy: releasing few details about what happened here at 231 the thornton street in manchester, but they say one person is dead and they are investigating this is a homicide. officials say they were called to the thornton street address around 12:34 reports of shots fired. when they arrived, they say they found a man dead with an apparent gunshot wound. police say the victim is a resident of that address but they are not releasing a name a

abc 15 chris grow is ray road and higley. police are not taking any chances on this and i know you said you heard what you thought were flash-bangs, is that right? >> loud hollow pops as flash- bangings or possibly pepper badges. they want to have the guy out, because they have him tied to two armed robberies in chandler overnight and earlier this morning and step out of the way to see a ground eye level view now. obviously, s.w.a.t. officers just outside the home. chandler police and gilbert police assisting in this and telling us that they believe the man is inside the home by himself and tied to at least two armed robberies of circle k stores. with various locations, within chandler. now, again, this man is believed to be armed. he has refused to come out at this point. we are waitinto see when and if this has been resolved. but so far, what we have heard and what we have seen is a very large number officers on the screen and flash-bang pops going off at several points since we've been on the scene. obviously this is a sti

tonight a memorial is growing at placing candles and flowers at the intersection of ray road and college avenue. that crash happened on saturday night. police say the mother was walking with her two young kids when they were hit. the driver who struck them was arrested but has been released from jail and is now facing charges. >>> a stunning announcement from the arizona coyotes. the team is looking to leave glendale, but they won't be going too far. >> the coyotes laying out a new plan today that would involve brand-new arena. currently the coyotes, as you know, play at gila river arena in glendale, right off the loop 101, next to the arizona cardinals stadium, university of phoenix. under this proposal today, the coyotes new home would be built on the corner of rio salado and mcclintock, right across from tempe marketplace, and of course next to a.s.u. >>> danielle miller joins us live from the proposed future home of the coyotes with all of the details. danielle? can see here, this whole entire area fenced off all around the property, you be come 2019 the coyotes are hoping to open th

ray: aaa says the number of people travelior they expect this to be the second busiest thanksgiving week on the roads in the past decade. and also a reminder, if your plans call for you to travel on sunday afternoon, that is also expected to be very busy. reporting live in manchester, ray brewer, wmur news 9. sean: new on "daybreak," police in pelham are warning of a possible bad batch of heroin in the area. investigators say they have seen a sudden increase in drug overdoses in pelham in recent days, including three in the and at least two people have died in the last week and a half. police think the heroin that is circulating is likely mixed with synthetic drugs, including fentanyl. a portsmouth woman is accused of selling methadone to a rollinsford teacher who died from the drugs. bryant lausberg was found unresponsive in his dover home back in may, and later died at the hospital. police now say that 38-year-old amy matton sold methadone to lausberg several times. lausberg several times. she is being held without bail, the red cross is helping a dozen people, including 10 children, after a fire i

. >>> reporter: complete strafrngz are stopping by the intersection here at ray and rural road. they are leaving behind flowers and message of hope. this is after a car plowed into the mom and her children. family. now attached to a gofundme page that pamela's mom made. two-year-old ryan and one year- old audrey. ryan has broken bones and audrey -- audrey is in a coma. the grand mother is asking for support that -- so pamela's husband can be with the children. she was a terrific mother and amazing person. 24 hours after the crash, candle leasil illuminate -- illuminate the intersection. >> it's heart breaking to think that people are having to deal with having to find closure with something to -- so horrible that could have been so avoided. >> reporter: others with -- are praying. >> sadness forki we pray for them and we pray for their families that the kids knack. >> sense -- such a senseless trudge dichlt i feel horrible for the family and of -- the grief that children are going to grow up without having their mother. it's poshly. -- horrible. . >>> chandler police have arrest

the crash happened in chandler near ray and kyrene roads. the biker collided with a minivan trying to make a left turn. the biker, 58 years old taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. deputies do not believe speed or impairment was involved in this crash. >>> one man is dead after a shooting at a light rail night. the two men were standing at the light rail station at 24th street and jefferson when a third man approached them. there was a verbal argument and a struggle between all three men and that is when police say a third guy pulled out a gun and shot the other two. one of the victims died at the hospital. the other is in extremely critical condition. the gunman is in the loose. >>> somebody is not feeling the targeted by vandals again this year. they came out saturday morning to find their elaborate christmas display had been trashed and now they are fighting back. linda williams with the story tonight. >> reporter: this happened to this family nearly half a dozen times over the years. they put up a stunning display and th

this happened saturday night near ray road and ponderosa.. police say 39- year-old william epperlein ran a red light.. and hit hesselbacher... and her children.. who are just 2 and 3 years old. this morning.. a memorial is growning at the intersection where it happened. investigators in glendale are trying to piece together a deadly shooting.this happened northern.a man was found shot to death in a parking lot at an apartment complex.right now, the shooter is still on the run. says, " i was just laying there watching tv.. i heard just one gun shot.. and then id say after that.. 10 second later.. i heard a car pull off..."this morning, we're working to get a description of the suspect. 3 3 back here at noon.the price is i love my students. i want them to be successful. i can't imagine doing anything else. i was twenty-eight years old when i felt my first lump. a year later i found out i had breast cancer. i told my students, i promise you i will come back. cancer treatment centers of america, i felt like they really cared about me. i met my te

. >> this is i-10 near ray road. a trooper was investigating a serious crash on the ramp. when the trooper's vehicle was clipped by another car. the damage is minimal and we are not sure if the driver is going to face any charges. however, the driver from the initial crash was taken to the hospital. >> fire crews spent part of their morning spent this ti getting this under control. >> it started in the kitchen of the little cease sear's. it is off baseline and no one was inside at the time. and no damage to any other businesses. >> homicide detectives working late into the morning after a man is left to watch his uncle die right in front of him. both of them shot in the middle of the street and it is right at the heart of the serial shooter zone. >> the senior 64th avenue in van buren and the uncle died. and telling police. that four suspects drove off in a car together. no motive for the shooting. they did mention the serial shooting of and they heard some sort of conversation going on. before the shooting bee talked with neighbors who are left to worry about the victim's

ray: a little bit of good news. roads will really start to get busy tomorrow afternoon the day before thanksgiving so make sure to plan ahead and allow extra time. but as you head out on the roads, there is good news. gas prices are falling. gas prices have been slowly trending down over the last few weeks. according to aaa we are now paying an average of $2.14 in that is about a nickel lower than a month ago and is making travel for the holidays a little easier. >> you feel like you're filling your car up every couple of days or something like that when you're really traveling and it can be quite a burden on me so. >> it's going to be the second cheapest gas for thanksgiving since 2008. ray: aaa says the number of people traveling for the holidays has been steadily rising in recent years, they expect this to be the second busiest thanksgiving week on the roads in the past decade. and remember sunday afternoon will likely be very busy as everyone heads home. reporting live in manchester ray brewer wmur news 9. sean: new o

at a different crash, this is now off on the right hand side, but loop 101 northbound, right at ray road because of this and slowing back to about chandler road. >>> and you are going to walk out the door to chilly temperatures, a little bit of a dusty haze over the valley. we are down to 57 in phoenix. and today, a cooler day, with below average high temperatures, several valley cities will only make it into the upper 60s and most of us are in the low 70ness. below average highs an a nice day on tap when it cops to the temperatures--when it cops to the temperatures. across northern arizona. but tonight it is cold, we are talking teens up north, here in the valley, the first 40s of the season. >>> all right, it is that time of the year. coming up next on gma, holiday deals and steals, all under $20. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. hillary clinton's emotional speech overnight. >> there have been a few times this past week when all i wanted to do was just to curl up with a good book or our dogs and never leave the house again. >> her pires public appearance since conceding the el

this happened at ray road and college. the kid's mom sadly was killed. police say a driver hit the 35-year-old woman while they were all crossing the street yesterday. that driver behind bars this morning for causing death by a vehicle while driving on the suspended license. >> preliminary information indicates that they had the walk sign and that the light was red when the driver came through. we haven't confirmed that yet. we're still sorting that out through witnesses, but the first two witnesses we talked to coir >> so heartbreaking. the driver stayed on scene. police say impairment and speed do not appear to be factors this morning but they are still investigating. >> well, the election may be over, but right here in arizona, the ballots are still being counted, leaving the face of some up in the air including the election recorder herself, helen purcell. marielle len is joining us from the county recorder's office. this has been going on for days, but how many do we have left to count at this point. about 185,000 votes still inside the reporter's o

ray: as you take a live look at 4, the road has reopened. the deputy chief says it is unlikely that any charges will be filed in connection with the accident. news 9. sean: traffic has eased in dover. this is video of the gridlock there this morning. it was the ripple effect of a section of the spaulding turnpike being shut down for hours due to another deadly crash. that road has since reopened. for a look at conditions now and what to expect for holiday travel, let's check in with come any moisture on area roadways, we are looking at potential for things being better for the afternoon. the wind it will be an issue. areas of light snow in the north country. for essential and seven areas, -- essential and southern areas, there may be a few flurries. the winds making things much colder at the present time. a couple gusts at 20, 25 miles per hour. couple degrees above freezing in the mountains, it is the wind adding the extra chill to the air. from there we are going to continue to see gradual improvement on the wind and sky conditions over th

ray: millennium running says they need to raise awareness among drivers. >> share the road with a runner or cyclist. ray: millennium running says at the safety measures put in the place and a little bit of good will be borne out of the there. jen: needed your layers this morning. josh: for those runners it was good weather for them. a little cooler. we have some -- running to the region as well. we will to you how much longer josh: a good chunk of the day was dry for many people. there was also rain and snow at different times. we saw snow go through southern new hampshire and this afternoon into to this evening we have seen rain at times in the southern half of the state. the snow here and the rain in the southern art of the state wh it's been all snow, central and northern parts of the state. temperatures are cooler in those parts of new hampshire from the lakes region to the north and west you're in the lower 30's. mint upper 30's from the lakes south and east. we will see if temperatures are getting milder from here. today boomer below average by a good seven to eight degrees or so.

road earlier this month. they say the child wandered away from his angels learning academy. ray brewer joins us live in the studio now with the latest. ray? ray: sean the daycare in , question voluntarily closed following this incident, giving parents just a matter of hours to find a new place to send their kids. on november 18, lee police say a three-year-old child was found walking alone on route 155, heading up the ramp to route four. the speed limit in this area is 40 mph. several witnesses stopped and stayed with the child, while a man checked the nearby daycare -- his angels learning academy, and confirmed that the child somehow got out. johanna booth-miner owns live and learn early learning center about a mile away. started calling her last week, when they found out their center was shutting down. after taking in nine of the 30 families that reached out to her, she had to turn some away. johanna: we have a wait list of people waiting to get spots. and to have to tell a parent, "i can't take your child," and they look at me and say, "what am supposed to do?" ray: the new h

road back in july when it was 110 degrees. candice flynn and her boyfriend got into an argument while driving near ray and cay reen roads. -- kyrene roads. she told him to get out of the his 6-year-old daughter to do the same thing. a passer-by saw the child carrying her car seat. >>> nine people behind bars in pinal county. deputies say these people stole cars, guns, electronics, and more from homes. they say the items were traded for meth. >>> working to learn the condition of a person hurt in a crash. impairment was likely a factor here. three cars involved. one person taken to the hospital. no word if any charges have been filed. >>> also tonight no word what started a house fire in mesa. crews attacking the flames early this morning. one room caught fire. one person was inside and got out safely. >>> taking the stand. the testimony today from a former cop accused of murder. >>> helping others on this >>> breaking news coming in to the live desk. a pipeline explosion in kansas city. some say the flames were so big they could be seen from the highway. this picture from our sister station from a safe distance. no reports of inju

ray: state police say roads near trump and obama's events may be shut down today, and they're asking people to be patient. in the studio, ray brewer, wmur news 9. yesterday. her trip came as fbi director james comey announced that the agency's probe into clinton's e-mails is now over. he sent a letter to congress yesterday saying the review has not changed the agency's position on clinton's private e-mail server meaning she will not face criminal charges. clinton held a rally at the radisson hotel in manchester last night. james taylor joined her on stage. clinton says that after tuesday the country will need healing and reconciliation. >> i'm asking for the support not just of democrats but republicans and independents in this election erin: more than 3100 people attended clinton's final rally in new hampshire ahead of the election. sean: donald trump's running mate, mike pence was also in new hampshire yesterday. the republican vice presidential nominee rallied volunteers at a campaign office in windham. >> it's time to come home and elect donald trump the next president of the us o

ray brewer. sean: right now mammoth road is closed between keyes hill and castle hill roads in pelham as police investigating a serious crash. tallant roads at about 10:00 a.m. no word on what caused the crash or if there were any injuries but as you can see the vehicles involved were badly damaged. life light was called in to assist. a lawsuit against phillips exeter academy is going to trial in federal court today. the mother of a former student alleges that the school wrongfully kicked her 15-year-old son out after he had sex with another 15-year-old student. the lawsuit claims the school initially said the boy would be placed on leave but then changed the punishment. placed on leave but then changed the punishment. school officials believe the girl felt pressured to have sex . the teen is not facing any criminal charges. a man accused of leaving his 2-year-old child in his car, while he tried to run away from police in salem is due in court today. officers say they stopped 36-year-old anthony miele on friday for traffic violations . but then learned there was a warrant for his arrest in epping . they say

ray: we are being told this was a serious assault. it happened right up the road from the town offices here in wentworth, on atwell hill road. state police are leading the investigation into the assault. in the early morning hours, they grounds around the house for evidence before beginning the process of taping off the crime scene. we have been told that one person was taken to the hospital , but beyond that, no information is being released at this time, although we are being told also that more information should be forthcoming later on this morning. again, bottom line, one person taken to the hospital, the victim of what we are being told is a serious assault. reporting brewer, wmur news 9. sean: ray, thanks. we are also following breaking news in boston this morning. four officers are recovering after serious injuries in a violent confrontation overnight. police say the incident started when the officers were called to a bar around 12:30 this morning for a report of a person with a gun. they found a car matching the description they were given, but as they we

bucks would answer"delly" buries the tryfecta he finished with 24 points.bucks win it on the road .117 to 113. and ray allen is retiring from taking a live look at progressive field in cleveland ohio.everything is on the line tonight- when the cubs and indians play for the world series title. chicago forced a game seven in impressive fashion.addison russell hit a grand-slam in the third inning -- putting the cubs on top 7-nothing.they went on game starts at 7 o'clock. standing-room only tickets are going for a reported 14- hundred dollars! yesterday' s highs were near 70, typical for june 1st, not breezeerfection. clouds increased overnight with the next storm system that has brought scattered t'showers already this morning with lows in the 50s. clouds and showers are likely on wednesday with highs in the upper 50s, but that is the only "bad" day this week. most of us will see 0.25" to 0.7" of rain by this evening. the sky tonight with lows dropping into the mid 40s.the beautiful weather returns for thursday with sunshine, a northerly breeze, and highs in the upper 50s. the sunshine and nice weather c

road. and police and the state are now investigating. wmur's ray brewer is here now to explain what happened and how it is affecting other children at the facility. ray: his angels learning academy closed down voluntarily after the incident but that left 30 families scrambling to find care for their children right away. back on november 18, a man alone walking up the ramp to root 4 from route 155 in lee a very busy area. while other witnesses stayed with the child he went and checked with the nearby daycare and confirmed that the toddler had somehow wandered off. the child was not hurt but the state bureau of childcare licensing and police are now investigating. and the live and learn learning center nearby was only able to accept 9 of the families. >> we have a waitlist of people waiting to get spots and to have to tell a parent, i can't take your child and they look at me and say, what am supposed to do? ray: state records show no major violations for his angels learning academy though state investigators did find a choking hazard over the summer

road. it spread to a neighbor ray agnew's home, destroyed his garage, but his home was saved. >> i just thank the lord it is good. that's what i've been praying for and pray for the neighbors that lost everything. >> it's nothing but a match ready to go up around here. it's so dry. i can't wait till it starts raining or snowing. >> reporter: now there is a these were former harvested wheat fields that were harvested before, but it's been so dry that this just went up so quickly. firefighters went through with a blade tilling the ground to be sure to go through any hotspots and they'll be here a while making sure all the flames from the hay bales are out. that should take hopefully not that long. the sun is going down. it's getting cooler and luckily the winds have died down. >> with that weather system moving in it should be good >>> one -- a match out there. >>> one penn was killed and other hospitalized -- person was killed and another hospitalized in an early morning fire in aurora on east hoffman avenue. it started around 6:30. 5 people were in the house when it started. we haven't been t

roads tonight. saturday could get a few rays of sunshine in here. you see the system that develops to our south. it heads out to see. it will throw light showers in our direction tomorrow. not for all of us. some of us will have to be on guard bringing the umbrella and hood with us. isolated showers overnight tonight. patchy fog. 35 to 43. into tomorrow showers most likely south and east of the i we could get sprinkles that happen in the interior and also peaks of sunshine. it's a bit of a mixed bag tomorrow with temperatures similar to today. sunday i think we dry things out. monday a lot of sunshine on tap. then we get wet weather for the middle of next week. tuesday, wednesday, thursday we get a couple of rounds of what looks like beneficial rain fall. this could be good news for us. i don't know if it will catch us the wettest day is thursday. we're already changing the calendar over to december. this could be a slug of rain for us. we're 2 inches below average just for this month. it would be nice if we could catch up. i don't think that's possible. drought monitor not a lot of change in th

ray: and to keep them safe out there millennium running says >> share the road with a runner or a cyclist, getting cars to slow down wear reflective , clothing all those things help , move the needle on runner safety. ray: millennium running says if they can get those safety measures put in place then a little bit of good will be born out of that tragedy. ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: so many people running today. show of support. coming up, a tribute for two boston police officers injured in a shootout back at home for the holidays. kevin: another weight in will be on and off with this chance through the holiday weekend. erin: plus, in today's "cook's corner," it's a thanksgiving erin: detroit has passed away after he was shot in the head while on patrol tuesday near the campus of wayne state university. 29-year-old officer collin rose is the only wayne state officer to be killed in the line of duty. police say a suspect was arrested after the shooting but no charges have been filed. in the wake of the recent officer-involved shootings, the manchester police department tweeted this morn

ray: police were called to 234 atwell hill road yesterday morning. when they arrived, they found that homeowner, 60 rolled todd downing, was found severely injured. he later died at the hospital. the autopsy determined he died from blunt force trauma. no arrests have been made, but at large is not in danger. erin: firefighters rescued two people from a burning apartment building in manchester last night. investigators say a cigarette tossed into a trash can sparked the fire on elm street. two businesses below the apartment, caesario's pizza and the element lounge, sustained water damage. a strafford man accused of stabbing his daughter's ex-boyfriend and biting his face has been found not guilty of attempted murder. kevin hinrichsen was convicted of misdemeanor assault and criminal mischief. and the presiden incidents on campus. he says several people have experienced racial slurs, bullying, and vulgar statements on social media. the school is now asking for all hate incidents to be reported to unh police. kevin: could be a few flurries around as clo