right now on 12 today -an arizona... police officer under investigation this morning...for punching a woman in the face.. it was shut down for seven months...and cost a ?lot of money.but this morning - the bell road bridge... is back open. and bacon makes everything better. mushrooms.how one arizona farm is combining the two.. at the same time. ? from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming your way on 12 ???adlib welcome ???adlib & toss jimmy 3 ???adlib weather ???adlib new this morning... an arizona police officer is being investigated for punching a woman in the face.it happened arrested.team 12's bryan west is in the satellite center. the video is getting a lot of reaction online - both frustration and outrage towards the police and also support saying don't resist arrest. take a look at the cell phone video captured... a flagstaff police officer is shown on camera punching a woman in the face during an arrest. the arizona republic is saying they contacted the boyfirend of the woman in the video

. >>> a federal appeals court has blocked an arizona law making it a felony to collect early ballots. just days before the election day, a big win for the democratic get out the vote effort. this means it will not be a cr door from early ballot voters who may not be able to get to the polls, maybe they don't have a car, and deliver them to the polling places. some republicans have raised concern about the practice saying it could potentially lead to voter fraud. >>> coming up, sentencing of a tuscon man in a terror case. world series win in record fashion, a record number of people reportedly turning out for the world series festivities. if you would like to contact me on facebook, i would like to hear from you at facebook.com/marcmfox10 and you can alsos follow me on twitter @marcfox10. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm j

>>> when it comes to nice little gateway sports, one of the most romantic stops in the country, an arizona gem made the cut. >> and again, what arizona location was picked as the 50? well, here it is. >> all right. here's your answer. according to travel and lee sure, the sedona rouge hotel and spa is one of the most romantic getaways and really, with the red rocks, blue skies, who can really argue? ain't that the truth? >> well, how about some chocolate to go with that romance? the chocolate tour of scottsdale kicking off this weekend. and our own, is live at one of and crystal, i am jealous of your assignment today. >> i'm really the lucky one for sure. vanessa, isn't that shoe and purse just the so cute you can eat them up? you can because they're cake. and we're here with the creator, neil, inside of classic cakes and confections. can you make just about anything. >> we sure can. our customers come and give us all kinds of inspiration. whether it's their favorite shoe or purse. anything. absolutely. >> and behind you, you have to check out these pillows. how long does it take you to ma

. >>> an election alert, a federal appeals court blocks an arizona law making it a felony to collect early ballots and return them en mae. that is a big win for the democratic get out the vote effort. this means that this with won't be a crime now for groups to go door to door to collect early ballots that have never been turned and were just sitting on someone's counter and deliver them to the polls for that voter. some republicans have raised concerns about this practice potentially leading to voter fraud. >>> we are just four days away from election day. live coverage begins online at page, and our on air coverage begins on fox 10 news at 5:00. >>> a driver going down the wrong way on a freeway. you should be seeing taillights right there, on the loop 101. d.p.s. troopers helped ston traffic and turn the driver in the right directionment the driver was then arrested. charges right now unknown. >>> developing tonight, one man is dead, another rushed to the hospital after a shooting and police are now looking for a group of men who may be involved in this. >> police telling us that

. >>> an arizona man -- >> hold on. i will try this one. an arizona man going to oxford university as a rhodes shul -- scholar. he was chosen out of 800 immigrants. he was one of the top 20 documents from usc with a bachelor's degree in political science. he plans to read for public policy and master of theologist when he is in england. >>> the maricopa police briefings to policy updates are now available any time any where. fox 10's anita roman explains. >> reporter: nothing is ever routine for officers who patrol our streets but the ones that work for the maricopa police department can count of one thing. >> we load everything up and load into see what calls for our service and sees anything that is updated that we need to and policies that are new. >> reporter: it is a new way of policing. the city of maricopa adapted the paperless cloud program about two years ago. >> they see immediately what they have to do, any policies they have to sign. we have brief with the chief. >> reporter: policy, procedure, and training is all accessible wit

. >>> an arizona man is facing multiple charges after chasing a woman for miles in a terrible case of road rage, the victim almost immediately called 911 begging for help for several minutes while the suspect rammed her car several times. >> the guy is hitting into the back of me trying to kill me on the road. he is right behind me. >> did he hit your car? >> yes twice. >> police caught up with the suspect identified address joanne moses who eventually stopped after crashing into a police patrol car. >>> buckingham palace is getting a $59 million makeover. queen elizabeth's home needs maker work it has not been updated since world war with 2, they will fix the plumbing and heating and it has only been used for the official residence since 1837. the palace has 775 rooms. >>> it was one of the raciest renditions of happy birthday ever sung in public. when marilyn monroe serenaded president kennedy wearing a slinky dress, it sent shock waves through the room. now it has a new owner shlg the ripleys believe it or not museum purchase tropical disturbance for $5 million. she wore it at madi

after an arizona police officer is caught on camera.... punching her... in the face!!! that officer s leave and he's also talking about the encounter. abc's marci gonzalez reports what the officer says led to his actions. this is the cell phone video - investigators in arizona are reviewing? nats - "hey you can't hit a girl like that" trying to determine whether this police officer broke the law ?.when he punched marissa morris in the face woman - i was punched in the face two times, i was choked. just a brutal attack. flagstaff police officer jeff bonar was called to the home wednesday for an eviction - his body camera - nats - "yeah i've

get 150 meg internet, tv and phone >> an arizona police officer caught on camera punching a woman in the face. >> today the woman who was hit is speaking out, as the video investigators in arizona are reviewing. trying to determine whether this police officer broke the law, when he punched marissa morris in the face. >> i was punched in the face two times, i was choked. just a brutal attack. reporter flagstaff police : officer jeff bonar was called to the home wednesday for an eviction. his body camera. amoco i've been here a few times before. >> turning off before the confrontation. reporter bonar claims morris : resisted arrest, kicking and kneeing him in the groin before he hit her. >> something she denies. reporter bonar claims morris reporter officials learning on : social media about the encounter and the cell phone video captured by a bystander -- bystander, immediately launching an investigation. >> we are taking this again, very, very seriously. >> investigators are looking recording the entire time. the officer is on administrative leave. morris is charged with aggravated as

an arizona police officer is on administrative leave after this disturbing video surfaced showing him punching a woman. flagstaff police say it shows him striking the woman in the face as he tried to make an arrest. >> brian: the officer believed she had outstanding warrants. carter evans getting answers on the investigation. >> you did not arrest me until i know that i have a warrant. >> reporter: cell phone video striking melissa morris outside her boyfriend's home in arizona after attempting an arrest. >> hey. you can't hit a girl like that. >> bonner who's been with the department almost three years was assisting another officer with an eviction when he noticed her on the property. >> you will get extra charges. >> i don't have a warrant. >> attempts to detain her for the investigation of warrants that he believed were in place for her at that time. >> he yelled at me that i had a and just brutely attacked me preach. >> morris did hold two failure to appear warrants for d.u.i. and resisting arrest. but they were resolved before wednesday's incident. the officer was wearing a body

. >> an arizona couple's selfless act to keep five sib lings together. >> the no. 1 night team in action for you. >>> 1-year-old boy dies after he was run over by a truck. >> monique griego is live near he heartbreaking story. >> reporter: devastating for everyone involved. both the driver and the little boy live here in this community. so tonight as investigators work to figure out exactly what led to the accident, neighbors here are grieving. >> reporter: a horrific chain of events sending a south phoenix family on a frantic drive to save their 1-year-old's hit by a truck. >> the child had -- his head was bashed. >> reporter: phoenix police telling 12news a neighbor backing up his truck hit the toddler in the driveway at mobile home park where they live. >> very responsible person. he has kids of his own. i know alcohol wasn't a factor. >> reporter: the driver telling the boy's parent who is began rushing him to the hospital in critical condition. >> i believe that was probably related to a lot of panic going on. seeing your child in a critical state and they didn't know what the famil

. >>> a federal appeals court has blocked an arizona law making it a felony to collect early ballots. just days before the election day, a big win for the democratic get out the vote effort. this means it will not be a crime for groups to go door to door from early ballot voters who may not be able to get to the polls, maybe they don't have a car, and deliver them to the polling places. some republicans concern about the practice saying it could potentially lead to voter fraud. >>> coming up, sentencing of a tuscon man in a terror case. >>> plus, cubs celebrating their world series win in record fashion, a record number of people reportedly turning out for the world series on facebook, i would like to hear from you at facebook.com/marcmfox10 and you can alsos follow me on >>> a tragic update out of surprise. doctors say 23-month-old adam aguilar the iii passed away this morning. his father's girlfriend, lizette moreno is being charged in the death. police say she picked up the boy and threw him on the floor police because he wouldn't stop crying and refused to eat. now that the boy ha

teen thirty years ago -- in custody in raping an arizona teen thirty carolina. now this after a woman was found chained in a storage unit. today we are hearing from neighbors in this bizarre case. police charged todd kohlhepp after finding kayla brown chained in a storage container on his property. police say a tip and cell phone records first led them to this property that belongs to the suspect. police fear there could be as many as four more bodies on the property. neighbors as you can imagine are stunned. >> that's why my wife have talked about this. we didn't see any sign whatsoever that this was going on. we saw a lot of ladies come to his door. we thought they were real estate associates come pick signs up and that sort of thing. >> crews are still scouring the property. >> in world news there is turmoil in turkey at this hour as protesters clash with fox news correspondent benjamin hall has the latest details from london. >> a deadly car bomb explodes in turkey southeast region. claiming lives and leaving a trail of destruction in the streets. turkish of

. >> an arizona police officer punches a whooman. now she is out of jail and 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, president-elect donald trump offered the job of national security adviser to a close supporter and sharp critic of the obama administration. he meets tomorrow with mitt romney who called mr. trump a fraud! hena daniels is here in new york. president-elect trump is moving his high profile transition meetings from trump tower in new york city to trump national golf course in new jersey today. the development comes just a day after trump offered the job of national security adviser to retired three-star general michael flynn. as national security adviser, general michael flynn would be involved in every major defense and foreign policy decision president-elect donald trump well with house intelligence committee member adam shift. in a statement last night, the democrat bashed flynn for his past remarks about islam, saying his remarks only feed jihadi prop

an arrest. the officer and another man who ap officer were attempting to detain a woman when the camera started rolling. the arizona republic is saying they contacted the boyfirend of the woman in the video and that the two had received an eviction notice the previous week... wednesday was their deadline to leave. they identify the officer as jeff bonar and say when pd came to watch the couple leave and lock up the house - that's when the punch happened. we have audio of the woman... heard telling the officers they did not have a warrant to arrest her. 3 a release from a flagstaff sergeant says "our agency is very concerned by what is depicted in this video. live in the satellite a minnesota police officer has been charged for killing a black man during a traffic stop. a judge found officer jeronimo yanez had no good reason to use deadly or castile. the shooting - which was live streamed by philando's girlfriend - sparked days of protests across the nation. a florida baby is safe thanks to his brother's quick- thinking.. surveillance video captures the moment when an 11-month-old rolls off his changing table - only

captures an arizona police officer punching a woman in the face. why the officer is defending his aggressive assault. cindy: and we have got one more milder day before much colder air arrives. the timeline and when parts of our area could see snow later this weekend. erika: winter weather is coming to boston. how the mbta is getting ready for the snow that will eventually be headed our way. newscenter 5 at 4:00 -- j.c. monahan, ed harding. newscenter 5 at 4:00, part of >> you're watching newscenter 5 at noon. emily: volkswagen announcing today it's cutting thousands of jobs as it works to cut costs while recovering from its emission scandal. 30,000 workers will lose their jobs with more than half of those losses in germany. the automaker says the cuts will save billions a year, while it pays off a 15 billion dollar settlement with u.s. authorities and car owners. workers at a major u.s. airport have voted to strike just ahead of thanksgiving travel. right now, 2000 at chicago's o'hare international airport are better working conditions. the workers

. >> and a man hit by an arizona in the face is speaking out about the incident. >>> and more names circulating about additions to donald trump's white house staff. now the details, a 50-year-old man is dead and officials in mercer county says it all appears to be a tragic accident. the victim's friend may have shot him thinking he is trying to break into her home. katherine scott reports from hamilton township. >> neighbors say they did not hear anything out of the ordinary it wasn't until they looked out their windows and saw police cars lined up they knew something wrong. east north avenue was closed up. 50-year-old calvin was shot to death in what they believe was an accident. a car was towed from the driveway this morning. investigators say shortly before 11:00 p.m. a 911 call came in from the woman saying she shot and intruder and then that she shot her friend. watson says he was returning from a trip and was not in the immediate area, they think he was trying to surprise her, as she continued to talk to him on the phone she heard a dash barking and noises outside. when the noises continu

an arizona lawmaker says tucson is violating a state law by destroying guns turned in by residents or seized from crime investigations. mark finchem.. a 20-13 law requires that otherwise legal guns obtained by law enforcement agencies be sold. city records show that the tucson police department has destroyed nearly 5-thousand guns in the last three years. out in a flash - burglars spend just minutes inside your home - taking whatever they find valuable.. but the process of picking a place to target takes a little more thought.. team 12's kevin kennedy talked to an actual burglar on what your home reveals - without you even ???adlib ???adlib you can score free gas this week. we've got the details coming up in your hot headlines... ellen sends ariana grande and producer andy through a haunted house.a haunted andy through and producer ariana grande ellen sends ariana grande and producer andy through a haunted house.some morning juice. best moments - best moments - next in the morning juice. checking your hot headlines.. a new study finds more than 8-cars are stolen or vandalized every ho

an arizona police officer seen punching a woman in the face. why he says the situation called for such force. a tough hit for a former boston college football player. ahead in news to go, an update on our breaking news this morning. a norton neighborhood is safe after an overnight standoff there. one man was arrested after olessa: good morning. live look at the pike. eastbound side heading to the top of the screen. so far not seeing any problems right now. we're in good shape. no major issues to report. we're hoping for that friday light volume. definitely not complaining about the weather today, cindy. cindy: no, it's going to turn into a really nice day. we're starting in the 30's and 40's. gusty winds on cape cod where it's near 50 this morning. the winds are going to stay active with more clouds on the cape. elsewhere, afternoon. fantastic friday. saturday is the pick day of the weekend. on sunday, got some rain in the morning and turning blustery and colder. flurries from the worcester hills to the berkshires. emily: caught on camera. an ar

as an alumnus of arizona state, i have never been more disappointed and embarrassed than i was last night. i mean, just an absolute outrage to see what was taking place on that football field. it was almost like the defense to go, arizona? run. i mean, time and time again they ran through the asu defense without being touched. what was disappointing to me is that the players showed no heart. no passion. no energy. you have to do that to have a chance to win. here is coach graham after the game. >> that was the worst performance we have had since we have been here. that was embarrassing. let our university let our program down. that was very, very difficult. just absolutely didn't show up at all defensively and just gave up one big play after another. >> all right. michigan-ohio state today. the game of the day. in double overtime, michigan with a 27-24 lead. >> not for long. >> ohio state going for it on first down? the referee said they did. jim harbaugh not happy at all. >> i am bitterly disappointed in the officiating. can't make that any more clearer. my view of the 1st down was that

((christianne klein)) >>> an arizona police officer is on administrative leave after a disturbing video surfaced cell phone video captured on wednesday shows flagstaff police officer jeff bonar (bow-narr) striking marissa morris outside her boyfriend's home in arizona -- while attempting an arrest. bonar -- who has been with the department for almost three years -- was assisting another officer with an eviction -- when he noticed morris on the property. (((marissa morris) "he yelled at me i had a warrant...i said not i do not....proceeded to tackle me...brutally attack me pretty much." )) >>> morris did hold two "failure to appear" warrants for d-u-i and resisting arr wednesday's incident. also in his report -- bonar says morris appeared to be on a stimulant drug -- and resisted arrest -- kneeing him in his groin and legs several times. in the report, bonar also acknowledged striking morris in the head "several times." ((paul joncich)) >>> president-elect donald trump has made his first cabinet-level decision and has picked two more people to serve in his administration. today the presi

an arizona high school senior received a text message tuesday from an unknown number telling him what time to be to dinner. when he asked who sent the message, is mystery person responded with your grandma. since he didn't rebecca the picture. >> i texted him a picture. i waited for a response and got a text back from a boy when who said you are not my grandma, but can i still have a plate. i wrote back and said sure, grandmas feed everywhere. >> grandma, wanda, is welcoming him into her home for thanksgiving because that is what grandmas do. and they do that. >> nice story. >>> well, 37 for a few showers. but this weekend, well, it will hurt a little bit after a day like today. >> we have everything going in the next few day, don't we? >> a whole buffet of weather for you. >> we will be digging into all of it, too, including the weather. >> yes. >> thank you, jd. that will do it for us. for jd and me, leon bibb, >>> hi, i am sarah. we are here to show you a easy way to take years off your experience if you are teeth are yellowing from coffee,te red wine or smoking. he can help you lo

that looks fantastic. >>> next on fox 10 news at 9:00, the story of an arizona family to traveled to eastern europe to save a young boy left to die in an only on fox tonight. a fort verde, arizona >>> tonight, only on fox, a fort verde arizona family has opened its home to children with special needs. they have fostered more than 25 kids and adopted four of them. and tonight kristy siefkin brings yus the most recent adoption. >> i have six children. >> my oldest daughter's name is bailey. she is the quintessential oldest daughter. >> my oldest son is silas. silas is in middle school. he loves playing sports. he >> my middle son is silas. he's our first adopted child and our foster child. >> elie is my little girl, who loves to sit in my life. >> joel, we actually nicknamed him grandpa. his favorite thing is to look at google maps. >> israel, our oldest is only five, and he's an amazing boy. >> he's a miracle boy. most would not survive. >> darin and stacy have walked a long and arduous road to build this beautiful family. a high school science teacher and a nurse, they planned on only

a inch by three points, by morana 2.3 inches, almost an and three tenths by phoenix, 1.5 inches in arizona city, up a little closer to the valley, once again over by avondale we have over an inch. we have over an inch just south of phoenix. we have over an inch over by sackatone and then just over .2 inches by apache junction. you can see here that we are getting a pretty good amount of moisture in with all of this, you can see through the amounts out there, they get a little bit lighter now, you can see .2 inches by mesa, almost an inch north of the city here, and then down south here we get just about two inches in the san tan area, and over by queen creek .2 inches, everything varying. up by scottsdale, you can see here very, very small amounts as phoenix and into scottsdale, not a lot. we have more to show you about the storm and we will in a few minutes. >>> during the storm, a car ended up in a canal at arizona mills mall. the person in the car was able to make it out okay. it appears maybe the car lost it on the slick road, went right through the fence, the person made it out of the

we're from an area just east in arizona. from the ground up, navajo made. >> reporter: the trip their second time delivering solar energy also happened during one of the most violent clashes so far between law enforcement and the protecters who say they're peaceful and unarmed. >> the last time we had been you know, you shouldn't be treating other human beings that way. and the day we got to camp, you know, things really escalated really fast. >> reporter: a gofundme page continues to collect funds that will hopefully allow future trips for as long as the standoff continues. isaac urges the public to call on elected officials to step in and do something. >> the friction that's coming through this is really needing a solution. you know that there has to be some kin otherwise the friction will just continue to raise. >> reporter: charly edsitty 12news. >> if you want more information about the solar project we have that for you posted on our 12news mobile app and of course 12news.com. >>> developing tonight a disturbing story

. >>> tonight a furthermore court has blocked -- federal court has blocked an arizona law which early ballots. it means groups can go door to door to collect ballots from voters. >>> a terror suspect who the f.b.i. says plotted attacks in the valley and will be going t courtroom. >> reporter: chan has a large and supportive family, and this case is the first of its kind. the arizona attorney general was also there. chan has become the first person convicted and sentenced for state terrorism charges in arizona. >> plans were exchanged to build bombs. instructions were >> reporter: prosecutors sought the maximum, 14 years in prison, and is lifetime probation. khan pleaded guilty to terrorism and conspiracy. he plotted to attack a motor vehicle office in the valley, and other targets in the state to kill innocent people in support of isis. >> he is a person who wants to hurt other people. >> reporter: the judge is heard from many of his family who described him as having mental health issues but being loving and kind. t show their faces. >> i think it is intertiv that everyone in this ro

. >> a man convicted of raping an arizona teenager 13 years ago has confessed to murdering at least seven other people. incredible story unfolding right now. police after finding taila brown chained in a storage container on his property. this is in south carolina a body found buried in a shallow grave is confirmed to be kayla's boyfriend. 32-year-old charles carver. the couple vanished in late august after traveling to the property for a cleaning job. >> there is a lot we are working on at this hour. good evening a horrible accident has led to a little boy's death this morning. four-year-old boy climbed out of the window in his home and drown in his family's pool. he was found unconscious by his father. marcy jones has that story. >> a scene of tragic loss earlier today mesa police responding to a drowning toddler call in the area of university and val vista drive. when they arrived it was already too late. >> we noticed a toddler that was unconscious. and had been found in the pool by his father. >> police are still unfolded, but they tell us the boy somehow climbed out of a window and

supreme court has reinstated an arizona law that makes it a felony to collect early ballots. now this decision comes just days ahead of the presidential election that has arizona democrats hoping to win traditionally republican state. fox news will carr has the latest. >> the stakes so high both republicans and democrats are doing everything they can to cut down on voter fraud and potential voter intimidation on election day especially in swing states like arizona where the supreme court just weighed in on a new law that bans ballot harvesting that means political groups collect ballots from voters in bulk and then turn them in. it's been an important part of the democratic party's get out the vote effort in arizona but the supreme court on saturday upheld the ban. bottom line, the arizona law will make ballot harvesting a tuesday. the arizona republican party weighing in saying the ballot harvesting was banned because it threatened the integrity of our elections and the supreme court has determined that arizona voters are entitled to protections that create honest elections.

mistakenly broke into the police chief's home will be sentenced. >>> and dozens of students at an arizona state university honor dorm will be displaced for about five days thanks to a broken pipe. about 150 students were affected when the hot water pipe broke within the barrett honor college. students will be relocated to other halls on the tempe campus. >>> a burglar shot after the in buckeye near durango and watson. the 18-year-old suspect was reportedly shot multiple times. we spoke with the owner of the home who said that his brother in-law pulled the trigger. >> he went in the house and, of course, he carries a weapon. he got into -- found him in the garage and got into it with him and he felt threatened. so he shot him. >> the suspect was taken to survive. >>> still ahead on 12 news at 6:00, arizona has so many gorgeous locations, but two are considered among the most beautiful in the world. where do you think they are? >>> plus, what in the world -- oh, my -- is adele doing in her concert in mexico city? we'll tell you when we come back. >>> all right, and carson palmer talks about

. >>> another twist as the supreme court rules on the case that will have an impact on arizona's election. more specifically ballot collection. a lower court had way for groups to pick up and turn in ballots from people's homes that had been going through the courts since a bill passed that made it illegal. supporters of the practice say that it helped voters in rural arizona communities and reservations to get their ballots to the polls on time this morning the supreme court ruled that arizona can enforce the ban. the ballots already collected can still be turned in by the >>> up next we are learning more about the man accused of keeping a woman chained up on his south carolina property. the disturbing confession that more viewer video coming >>> more viewer video coming into the newsroom tonight after that huge gas explosion in payson. now we are hearing reports that we assume it was a large one. we are told of several injuries. crews working this -- we have also been told there are fatalities. >> we know that there are fatalities. we don't know how many. firefighters say they are treat

congress later three colorado lawmakers want an arizona ad showing former denver mayor wellington webb and former colorado governor bill owens urging people to vote against legalizing pot -- to be taken down. in the ad -- both webb and owens claim colorado has the highest teen use of the drug -- and not giving the money to denver schools. colorado senator pat steadman and representatives millie hamner and jonathan singer say that's not accurate -- and want the ads pulled. a school board court today - in accused of trying to sexually assault a child, and luring a child over the internet police arrested adams county school district 14 board member robert vashaw back in september. officers say no kids from that school district were involved. his preliminary hearing is this afternoon at 1-30. boulder police want your help to find this man -- the suspect they say shot someone near the c-u campus. of owsleys golden road near broadway and pleasant street on sunday. the victim is okay and out of the hospital. police say the suspect is about five-nine and 150 pounds. anyone with information sho

and lasts about an hour and everything begins at 6:30 p.m. >>> why all the attention on arizona four. >>> hillary clinton's campaign manager telling 12 -- in the after the fbi controversy last -- that fbi controversy last week. brahm resnik had include exclusive interview from the clinton headquarters in brooklyn. what did he tell you? >> he told me he does not believe the campaign's job is any harder here even after the f the eye disclosures and -- disclosures and the use that arizona has been hit hardest by skyrocketing premiums. donald trump spent a solid 30 minutes of us -- this hour-lo clinton on those -- hammering clinton on those two issues, he labeled the clinton email investigation is quote the biggest political scandals is what a great is quote robbie moved told me he doesn't believe those issues will affect the race in arizona. >>> i don't think it's any to for. the difference between donald trump and hillary clinton could not be a car or starker. the threat that he presents independence or republicans people who have not them -- voted democrat for a long time crossover and

all started with an accidental text message -- ended in turkey yesterday.two virtual strangers, an arizona grandma and a phoenix teen, spent part of thanksgiving together... after earlier this month -- she somehow added him --- to a text message thread ... inviting her family to dinner. but even after they figured out the mix up -- her invitation remained. i'm thinkingwow!""people are saying i have faith in humanity again and i'm thinkingwow!"the story spread far enough to get giving the pair a year's supply of stuffing for their party. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4...a familiar and unique look returns to the bradley center tonight for the milwaukee bucks game.. also.. the packers will try to turn would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. call now. and don't forget the free tv app. get

. >>> who could use an extra especially if you're an arizona teacher. if you air circumstance-12 teacher, all you have to do is make your wish. it's called wishes for teachers, and it's part of a charitable program put on by the fiesta bowl. the bowl will grant half a million dollars now through roll them up, and pull them out randomly. >> 100 teachers will each get $5,000 to use inside their classrooms. the deadline is november 27th. we got all that information on our cbs5 mobile app, as well as our website. >>> managing your own money is hard enough. throwing another person in the mix can be chaotic. >> dave cherry is here, and you think that some successful money together. >> many find financial success when they join forces to tackle budgeting and other money management issues. if you want to take inquire relationship to the income level, here are some money secrets on how to do it successfully. treat your relationship like a business. a business wouldn't likely succeed without tracking income and expenses or setting goals. relationships are no diff

. >>> joe thanks, each day leadin we're holding an arizona voter panel. we would love to have a diverse group of republicans, democrats and undecided voters meet us at the phoenix market to talk about the political issues that are on the ballot. if you would like to take part. send us an e-mail to desk at 12 news.com. >>> still to come on 12 news at 6:00. investigators releasing new major arson case in gilbert. >> plus sky harbor being recognized in a very special way. >> cooler temperatures here across the valley. we'll talk about how long this paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run by pinal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible >>> tonight only on 12 news at 10:00. >> mold in the ice dispen while working with food. is your favo

husband, jared kushner, could have inside the white house. >>> disturbing video shows the moment an arizona police officer punches a woman in the head. what happened moments before the violent confrontation. >>> and in our series "a more perfect union, how an innocent question in the grocery store led to an unlikely friendship. the 4-year-old girl who brought joy back into a stranger's life. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds.

. >>> an arizona teenager not giving up his fight to raise awareness about the controversial oil pipeline project in north dakota. 15-year-old riley ortega is running 1400 miles to the construction site. this was posted oen his facebook. as they continue their journey. he hopes to arrive the at site in >>> a suspect now in custody after being accused of killing 2 police officers in iowa. officials say he does have a history of problems and mental issues. there's still no clear motive. >>> and phoenix police looking for a pregnant woman accused of killing a man back in september. allegedly shot bryce. anyone with information is asked to call silent witness. a new police chief. jerry williams sat down with a one on one interview to discuss the task ahead. also talked the unusual reason her adult son was not present at the her swearing in ceremony on friday. >> during that friday, swearing in ceremony, for chief williams. one of her sons, a first year center for the phoenix watching the ceremony during the pregame warm ups. >> what was the first thing he said when you had a chance to talk to

an investigation is under way. nbc has more. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the confrontation if flag staff, arizona, when the officer threw the punch. >> hey. that. >> police were responding to an eviction notice. it is unclear who led to the police officer, and she was arrested and released. >> just let him arrest you. >> you dare see it. it's the people who are supposed to protect us and they did not protect us. they ended up hurting me. >> reporter: the plarld placed the officer on leave. the chief saying he is concerned by what is depicted. >> it is our intent to conduct a very investigation into this matter. >> reporter: in his report, the officer said he was kicked and needed in the groin. the video shot behind a rail is not the only everyday. >> stop, police, stop, right now! >> reporter: in flag staff, police wear body vcameras like these. to reaction. >> to a teen pool party if texas. officers impact high profile incidents like these never face criminal charges. in arizona, police are asking for time and patience to determine if the whole story is on this shocking tape. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >> we also have

charlie foxtrot, arizona in crisis. >> there is an alarming spike in suicides among brave military men and women in america and here in arizona. >> william pitts joins us with the details you will only see on 12news. >> reporter: 22 veterans themselves every do -- every day and veterans in arizona are more likely to kill themselves and in other states. daniel somers was one of them. his parents have dedicated the most -- dedicated themselves to making sure other vets don't get left behind. some soldiers never come home. some soldiers come home but never leave the wharf. >> bright, vivacious, gregarious. just very intelligent. younger would give the shirt off his back two friends who didn't have what he had. >> reporter: daniel somers enlisted in the california national guard in 2003 and wanted to make a difference. >> two airplanes have crashed into the world trade center. >> why parents lived within 2 miles of the twin towers so we always felt that that was a part of his desire to give back. i don't think he ever had going overseas and killing people. >> most people's exposure to the

. >> new at 11, an arizona turkey farmer believes you should not judge a turkey by its feathers. >> the turkey whisperer. >> they gobble in excitement when people come around them. they sit in your lap and love to be petted. you don't want to get too close because that relationship goes south every year. >> i feel bad, open my fridge and say sorry. >> all right, the thanksgiving holiday is here, that means college basketball tournaments are taking place. the main event, championship game, byu cougars, taking on valparaiso. comes out shooting after nick emery 3, 6-2 cougar lead. more from emery. watch the bounce he gets, from the nba range. three start 3's to start for the cougs. four straight 3s for cougars to start the game. 92-89, giving byu their first loss of the season. las vegas invitational, tomorrow night. marquee matchups, butler taking on vanderbilt. could meet friday in the championship. well the rebels will host the tournament starting on friday, they will be back taking on tcu. last night they won straight game since dropping the season opener. outscored northern arizona, 1

a terrifying experience for an arizona women, who was on the recieving end of a road incident. her fear... captured in this chilling 9-1-1 call: (("oh my god he's in the middle of the street!""he's right behind me, hitting me." (911) "did he hit your car?" (fatima tsouli/ victim) "yes twice. oh my god!!!" a 911 dispatcher had to transfer the caller three times because because the half-hour ordeal continued through three different law enforcement jurisdictions. (911) "can you pull over somewhere ma'am, that you'd be (fatima tsouli/ victim) "i tried, he side swiped me.""oh god! ahhh!"(911) "ma'am!" (fatima tsouli/ victim) "hold on."(911) "turn your flashers on now ma'am."police finally caught the suspect... who crashed into two other vehicles including a patrol car. they found beer cans strewn inside his car. he's facing numerous charges. say goodbye to mild temps for now. chief meteorologist john malan with the deteriorating weekend weather picture, just ahead.and a long-time milwaukee program that's attitudes among our kids. find out why it's positively i... i... i wanted those

. >> reporter: an arizona woman says out of nowhere, she was the victim of violent road rage. na when this man, who she never saw before, aggressively hit her car, and then started following her. >> he's right behind me. hitting me. >> did he, did he hit your car? >> yes, twice. >> reporter: but it didn't stop there. she says he kept hitting her car. and on the other end of that desperate 911 call, an operator trying to find her. >> i did start to feel a little helpless. i just needed to stay right there with her. >> reporter: suli calling out to other drivers for help as they dialed 911, as well. >> he's going in both lanes, he's cutting in front of people. >> reporter: the suspect finally coming to a stop after crashing into a patrol car. >> 25 minutes of torment. i could have died. >> reporter: he's facing driving under the influence and aggravated assault. kayna, abc news, las vegas. >> scary moments there. >> yeah. >>> coming up in the next half hour, bracing for the busiest thanksgiving travel season in nearly a decade as a record number of airline passengers crunch in th