scottsdale police follow the trail of the blood back to the law office and discovered a second victimra anderson. >> she's been shot in the chest and was already dead. two women murdered in broad daylight and another unlikely crime scene and 10 miles from the spot where steve pit was killed. shaver sharp. >> she was not the type of person that had any enemies. i can remember the officer asking me questions like that, i am like no, no. >> natalie collins was at home and still in stock over steve's murder when she heard the news. >> i knew there is a link between steve's murder and those murders because people don't get gun down in their offices and scottsdale does not happen. >> natalie hunch was right. >> scottsdale police able to confirm that the murder scene on thursday and friday connected. firearm analysis shows a 40-caliber weapon was used. and then about 10 hours after the paralegal were killed, we received a call. >> an adult male shot twice in the head at an office seven miles from the law firm. >> doorbell rang, i want to ignore it. it was 3:00 a.m. psychotherapist answered t

nate's going around to all the bars in scottsdale and that's his intro line when he's talking to womenhat, that's nasty nate -- >> jimmy: beware of nasty nate. >> beware of nasty nate. >> jimmy: have you thought of when you get down to your final three or whatever, passing a couple of them off to your brothers? [ laughter ] i don't know if this has ever happened before but if you're there and you have to give the rose to one and not the other, you'll be like listen, you seem like a very nice woman, i'd love you to meet nasty nate. [ laughter ] >> it's definitely all about the wording, right? so if i tell them my brother nasty nate would be interested, not going to go too well. and pat the rat, that's his little nickname. pi might need to find another wy to approach that, a little bit more -- what's the word i'm looking for? provocative or -- just a better word. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a bad idea. i just thought i'd throw it out there. [ laughter ] are you now watching the show with the person you picked? like every week, you know. >> the person i picked? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you see the sto

host: this is robert in scottsdale, arizona. independent line. caller: why wasn't it mentioned the summer of love when we had seattle streets taken over. how about the president of united states, president trump and melania had to go to the basement because it insurrection was going towards the white house? it was so serious that they were going to break down the buildings towards the white house. where was that at? everybody on that committee is democratic. where was gaetz, jordan? where was marjorie greene? you have to have balance here. the american people see that. that is why the polls show that trump has a lead over by then. that is why they are scared to death because after all of this, he is still popular. nothing is wrong with what joe biden said, but if he gave the narrative today and said we had a summer of love that was a disgrace, police officers, waters being poured on their head in new york city during summer and no one says anything, everything is the republicans. they are the ones trying to circumvent. host: ok, we go to doug in

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when hillary clinton was defeated and scottsdale hughes on today, that news views you were going to cover the one year marking of the stormy, of the capitol with some of those who were actually present on our nation's mall. that day. we're going to look at why despite this having hundreds of hours of attention from both the media and politicians, there are still a very important unanswered questions regarding what happened that day. and who should be held accountable. for the next 30 minutes, we're actually going to look at the effects of the ramifications on this past year . as no event in history has been politically weaponized more by one party to gain power and demonize their opposition than that sorrowful day. we're going to give you the full picture without any political agenda except the church. ah.

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tonight, the team at odyssey aquarium in scottsdale, arizona, wants you to meet rosie the penguin.'s making in lives of children is america strong. born two years ago, the team began to notice rosie was having trouble sitting up on her own. her feet, misaligned. so the aquarium got an idea. to strengthen rosie and her leg muscles the animal care team constructed this sling out of a baby onesie, and some elastic straps. >> hi, rosie girl. >> rosie now sitting upright. >> oh, girl. >> reporter: then, slowly, bearing weight on her legs. >> oh there you go. easy. >> reporter: standing on her own. flapping her wings. slowly walking, baby steps. >> that's it. good job. >> reporter: and then look at rosie go, walking right beside them. >> you're doing it! >> reporter: eventually walking without any help at all. now lee see meeting children with their own challenges. these children all with special needs connecting with rosie. >> you can see her very unique shuffle. and how she has learned to adapt. >> reporter: olivia walking right beside rosie, then hugging her dad. >> awesome? >> hi, da

. >> all right, i love scottsdale. >> what's happening. >> i am a long time viewer i am calling aboutr years and down about 70%. it does trade about 7.3. jim, i am wondering if i can throw my mad money at www international. >> no, i don't want you to just because it is going down does not make it cheap ladies and gentlemen, that concludes our "left turn round." -- "lightning round. ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire . >>> we are talking about amd and nvidia instead he brought them down intel is under investigations for years and years in the areas that had the best growth pat used to work in intel before that's easier said than done he keeps on staying it that he's crushing the competition by the way, don't say i was on board. amd got record approval from china. a company gives them great e entry. if this gets amd off the treadmill competing with intel i was worried that it is not even close at t

i'm rachel blevins in for scottsdale. hughes, you can continue this conversation on twitter using the hash tag team and the age and for the show and more. be sure to download that portable dot tv app on your apple or android device. thank you so much for watching. and as always, be sure to question more ah as we continue looking at the here and review in the year ahead, bringing in the all star guess from all over the world. we've got a great one today, stacy. it's charles hugh smith. oh, of to mind that with a chill to begin with, each one is a small william like he's a curriculum. well, that's the keenest eyeball. all for me with issue machine that i did with no, i need to put that amount with me if per hour or so on with ah, for the headlines one off you international european countries are divided over the you commissions proposal to labeled nuclear and the gas as green forms of energy for the new german government slamming brussels planets. quote, green washing snowstorms are grounding flights in america with staff shortages amid almost chron also being blamed on that outbreak. t

i'm rachel blevins in for scottsdale hughes. you can continue this conversation on twitter using the hash tag team and the age and for the show and more be sure to download the affordable dot tv app on your apple or android device . thank you so much for watching and as always, be sure to question more. ah my math kaiser or more of my guide to financial survival. this is a hedge fund. it's a device used by professional galli wags to earn money. that's right. these hedge funds are completely not accountable, and we're just adding more and more to them. totally, the stabilize the global economy. you need to protect yourself and get in for watch guys report or ah, the tower told that line there were enough international european countries to divide it over. the commissions proposal to label nuclear and gas. this green formative energy, the new german government slamming brussels plan is an attempt to quote, green washing with severe snowstorms or grounding flights in the united states with stop shortages. i'm at the all mark on out

>> i do and unfortunately we saw what happened in scottsdale.ation with problems in the school system in america. >> todd: from covid lockdowns to crt, you name it, doesn't it feel like sometimes as a parent you are under attack from all sides? and it really starts at the top with the biden administration? >> absolutely. we thought it was a local problem, but the newest events have shown us this is happening at the top level of our government. like i said, they have weaponized these school boards to come after us as domestic terrorist. we have exposing the failing academic mobile curriculum and misuse of tax dollars, surveilled, harassed and tracked by investigators. >> todd: people on capitol hill on the republican side think miguel cardona should resign, senator rick scott representing jim banks, "the truth comes out, cardona should resign" jim banks writing "it appears joe biden's secretary may initiate and the fda retract of literal purity of truth needs to resign. do you agree with those sentiments, amanda? >> i do come i think it is an emb

. >> greetings from scottsdale. not only repeating the lies, the big election lie, and we will hear that in a minute, but leading further into it, and really focusing, as you suggested, on various aspects of it and trotting out new tinfoil theories, and listen to this now. >> then we have this fake election, this horrible and fake election. by the way, a person that comes here -- and we're altogether, and a person that comes here and has crowds that any eye can see, and has cars that stretch out for 25 miles, that's not somebody that lost an election and now because of it our country is being destroyed. >> you could hear former president trump there talking about the election lie. he did it over and over again last night. interesting on the crowd size. there was a pretty sizeable crowd out there, a few thousand people there at least, and one of the things interesting is most of them started leaving early while trump was still speaking. people were streaming out to the parking lot to get back on that one lane each wa

an impact to your point and with that in mind i want to introduce you to amanda ray, here in the scottsdaled possessing similar goals. >> i think that there's a huge ground swell for , i think, so many of us were asleep, until covid and now are paying attention and we're realizing that there needs to be more oversite and so we'll support those political leaders that will help us out. connell: amanda tells me her support will be going to republicans much like what we saw in virginia whether it's in the governor's race here or the all-important senate race. senator mark kelly, the democrat won a special election in 2020 so his seats up again this year, and it's one of the key races we're watching to see which party ends up controlling the senate. the state attorney general, mark bernavich among the leading republicans, he says you can multiply what happened in virginia by two or three times because arizona is more conservative leaning to begin with but in the end for his party he makes the case that picking the right nominee will be the deciding factor. >> and the candidate matters, and when

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what can americans do, those who aren't in scottsdale on that day to pry and hopefully deflect that? since you say this is such an attack on the culture. >> well, you know, jesus christ in the gospel said certain demons are only cast out by prayer and fasting. prayer, fasting, and they are perverting and inverting what we should be doing. if you are a christian, if you really believe in god. if you believe the words of christ, you should be making an impact in the world. we are to be light in the world. so we should be taking up space. we shouldn't be sitting back and letting them enter into this vacuum. we should be out there publicly praying, representing our faith and they have also been attacking statues and crucifixes and 10 commandments all over the country. we should be defending that. and we should be out in the public more so than them. they're a very small group. we are in the millions. hundreds of millions. we should be out in public. and we should be promoting that which is true. and the ideals and the teachings of christ. so i really think this is a challenge for us to a

patricia's from scottsdale she's like an expert safe cracker, but instead of cracking safes, she's being." trump and his team tried every path they could possibly think of to overturn the results of the election, and they came very close to pulling it off. these are the kinds of schemes they're cooking up when they're not at home late at night fantasizing about m&m's while resting their heads on their - >> pillow. >> seth: this has been "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: we'll be right back with milo ventimiglia. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. ♪♪ [ sneezing ] are your sneezes putting your friends in awkward positions? stick with zyrtec. zyrtec starts working hard at hour one... ...and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec. muddle no more. to the people who reach into... a carton of warm, crispy, golden, perfectly salted... mcdonald's world famous fries... and return with just one who are you? and how do you do that? ba da ba ba ba ♪♪ recently, we got a letter from someone who lov

. -- scottsdale, arizona. is education the big issue there, connell?mber the governor's race there last year. amanda's mother in the scottsdale area, she got a lot of attention out here recently. so much so that one of the local school board presidents, she was telling me, has even been keeping close track of everything she's writing about education on social media. and it looks like she and other parents are poised to make quite a political impact in 2022. >> our school districts have teachers union yous, our school boards have associations that represent them, but parents don't have any type of collective group. we want to see our parental rights restored in education. >> reporter: so amanda's planning on report -- supporting republican candidates. it brings us to the question of the type of republican who can win in 2022. we interviewed two of the leading republicans that are running this year and, you know, they're different, but they're both polling well. carrie lake is a former news anchor here in the area. she is all in on president trump. he's

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she keeps her name in the headlines and she appeals to the larger constituency in scottsdale, in yuman senator kelly as you pointed out, but it is an interesting game to watch. >> yes, it is called democracy. jonathan lemire, if the democrats want more progressive senators in west virginia and want more progressive senators in arizona, go ahead, primary them and see how that works out for you. they're probably not going to get them. they probably need to start winning other swing states like florida, wisconsin and states like that so they don't have to ever worry about these two votes again. >> yeah, good luck finding a democrat who is going to beat joe manchin in west virginia. he is the only democrat -- >> never happen. >> he's the only democrat that will win in that state, that's the widely held belief. that's the sort of trouble that the administration has had trying to get the agenda through the senate, is how close the democrats came to winning other senate seats and how bad democrats fell apart in north carolina. if they had put someone better there, they could have added to th

in scottsdale, arizona, my parents' hometown, you guys have all heard of comicon?ulture. pete: yeah, indeed. and happening in our schools. and, rachel, you used the word when it comes to t.a.s and george soros of deliberate, and rightfully so. what's happening in our classrooms from critical race theory to gender obfuscation to covid compliance, it seems recent, it feels immediate, 2020, 2021. what it actually is, the tip of an iceberg of a 100-year progressive takeover of our education series, and that's why i'm so excited in sort of a scary way because the information is in some ways scary about the new fox nation series i have coming out next week. it comes out on tuesday, it's called the miseducation of america. it's a five-part series. breaks down how did we get here. how did we get crt and boys are girls and girls are boys? not just out of the '60s. the progressives have been at work quietly in our curriculums and classrooms experimenting with our kids and ways of teaching by system matteically -- it's not about what they put in, it's first about what they re