condition, said one apache leader.little did white eyes know that when they started when they mutilated colorados, while there was little mutilation previously because they didn't want to touch dead bodies, while little mutilation previouslying with nothing compare what was going to follow. gone to an enemyincomprehensibl. to ji ron know it was simply the greatest of wrongs. not long after the death of mangas colorados, a party ambushed an a patrol near the san diego ford of the rio grande. soldiers retreated with three wounded men leaving two dead on the field including their lieutenant. the victorias apaches cut off the lieutenant's head and cut it off as a trophy. first blood payment in atonement for the severed head of mangas colorados. there would be much blood to follow for another quarter century. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> questions? >> yes. >> if do you have questions, the microphones are here. i'll start it off, paul. what side of the story did you have from the indians to tell your story. >> it is

language] >> [speaking apache language] no war. >> [speaking apache language] [speaking apache language] john cannon. [speaking apache language] >> well, what do you know? >> [speaking apache language] >> yes. >> [speaking apache language] >> john, w wl you please tell me huh? >> when i told him you three were probably following me, he got so scared he had to let me go. >> ! >> john! [laughter] >> are you all rigig? >> i am in one piece, as you can see. cochise agreed to go along with >> nothing. no cavalry, no guns, no war. >> are you sure it was not just a trtrk? >> cochise does not give his word lightly, mrmrmorris. >> that puts a different complexion on things. >> i don't care what mr. cannon says. you can't trust an apache promise. >> after the risks he has taken, general, i think i will go a can meet with the other men in town. general. >> we won. >> thank you, thank you very much. before i sit down and shut up, i would like to say if it was not for mr. morris's fate in the future of tucson, my visit to cochise would have been absolutely worthless. thank you. [applause] >> very to

apache had the wrong focus. in about a dozen states. but apache wasn't playing. they were fast with growth plate international and used cash from solid american assets to finance what i regard as risky ovseas acquisitions when they are are in the second half of 2014 and clobber along with it but unlike so many of its peers, apache stock had been doing nothing over previous years. so longer performance versus the rest of the industry. steve fairis stepped down in 2014. man named john cristman was the chief officer as well as more importantly the overseer of the expansion in west texas. the location of the permian basin and crispin is man with a plan. since taking over the apache business model these days they focus on creating organic growth that means growth from within. the company uses catch to drill in north america particularly the permian basin which is how you end up with big new discovery like the one they announce in early september. they now hold 1.75 million acres and third largest producer in the region. the transformation is very helpful for apache. i

that backcountry is full of apache. >> apache? it's interesting that all those stolen cattle were paid for with government script. how was it that your apaches don't seem to raid unpaid for cattle, mr. >> maybe it is not apache. maybe it is people who would like to profit twice on the cattle they raise. >> just hold it. you can get away with that this time. you've got every right to be upset. now the high chaparral will give but i can't speak for the other ranchers. >> that is handsome of you, mr. cannon. i appreciate that very much. in the final analysis, i guess it is my problem, isn't it? it's going to be mighty short rations on the reservation. i don't know how i am going to explain that. >> i don't think anybody around >> it's got to be apache. anyone of geronimo's sub chiefs. >> it could be closer to home. >> thank you for the council none of his young men were involved in any of these raids. >> he says friends have no need to question each other. >> wouldn't life be simpler if u.n. joe, with -- you and joe come with us. >>

she is apache. i think she would take it unkindly if we was to try to change that. >> mostly women and children. >> no braves, huh? >> three or four. of north? >> what are we going to do? >> we already done it, blue boy. we've figured out how many and where they are going. and we've done it. right? >> right, muchachos. >> what are we going to do? >> we're going to leave them i am not. >> you are not going to do it >> compadres. [sighs] blue? hey? you know, it would have been a very noble thing is the three of us had written down and saves that girl, but you know and i know there was no chance. a little better than you think i do. >> where are you? going >> just to take a little walk. >> blue boy, don't you walk too far. >> what is wrong with him? >> he's young. he's young. understand. >> he understands you and me real good. >> you think so? >> you suppose there is a chance of getting that woman out of here? >> no chance. buck, there is one back there. >> go get them, blue. >> i'll get them. >> have

there will be ceremonies and other events in tempe chandler scottsdale mesa apache junction.in the west valley avondalegoodyear has a 'salute our troops run' the celebrations.businesses around the country and in arizona are honoring our men and women who serve with veterans day deals freebies and deals veterans day serve with women who honoring our country and in around the celebrations.also getting in k peoria with a 5-displays pearl harbor glendale with troops run'goodyear has avondalein the west mesa apache chandler tempe events in and other ceremonies parade. besides this m.begins at 11 a-there.to be out are expected thousands of tens of and half miles parade route so the road.indian school ending at 7th road.south of avenue ?just along central it starts here every year.it starts here along central south of road.street and road. so the is about two long. thousands of are expected the parade m.parade. ceremonies and other tempe chandler scottsdale mesa apache junction.in the west valley avondalegoodyear has a 'salute our troops run' glendale with pearl harbor displayspeoria with a 5-

you can't bluff an apache, mister. i'm learning that the apaches klingsmith! the water's poisoned. i don't believe it! it's a trick. it's poisoned. you drink that, you'd be dead in an hour. we've got to find him. d. apaches. three of them. now you listen to me. we're in real trouble. if they got any idea we're here, we've had it. keep your head down. don't move, don't even breathe. another trick. you're gonna leave me here. shut up. i thought you were gonna leave me. well, i hope you're satisfied, mister. the horses are gone, so now we have to walk. well, it's warm and it stinks, but it's water. why don't you leave me here? misery loves company and you're all i've got. this man you were bringing in, hod kreager. did he kill someone you knew? a friend? no. never saw him before in my life. never saw hod kreager, either, for that matter. i met his brother once, frank. and the reward? it's a large amount of money? why do you wanna know? i'm trying to understand something. a couple hundred dollars, more than hod and his two brothers are worth put together. $200. and that's your only rea

>> apaches are apaches. >> sorry, ma. there is your answer. illy! [sobbing] oh, my baby. [sobbing] >> don't cry, ma. don't. [horse whinnies] >> you are too late. >> they must have killed him the minute these sun came up. >> if he had not held us up, ma, we would have made it on time. >> he is wrong. they would have killed him anyway. >> i think my son w wld be alive except for you. >> what are you going to do? friend jeffords in the same >> take your hat off, you s inner! let's have some blasted respect here for the dead. >> ma, went on i take care of jeffords and get it over with? >> is s lling him a more important than giving my son a but -- >> then shut up. >> [indiscernible] >> why was jeffords brought here? speak truth are you will never speak again. >> man that is born of woman is of a few days and full of trouble. he comes forth like a flower and is cut down. he is a shadow also and continueth not. >> ma, taken back to hask-kai-la dead. many winters. how many men are down there? >> 8. you don't have a chance. >> come on. >> ashes to ashes. stop your fidgeting. >> s

>> [speaking spanish] >> gracias. >> [speaking spanish] >> may be apaches. >> apaches? quick as possible. >> everyone knows the apaches were in their winter strong-willed. >> maybe yes, maybe no. >> are you trying to frighten me? you just have to do what i'm doing, don't you? >> i did not say so. >> you did not say so, but you do. why did you not come with me? >> my duty is to be with y. wrong? >> even when you are wrong, victoria. >> you may go. >> buenos noches. >> [speaking spanish] >> my family is all grown up now. my daughter is married and my son at last involved in a useful occupation. i can't tell you what a relief >> you will? your room. >> would you mind? will you joime for breakfast? >> i had a racist hours ago. to continue, i hope you like our mexican-style cookies. that's another great didiovery, sebastian. >> it goes well, did you think so? >> indeed, it does. >> my dear this fine day on a tour of my rancho. >> i don't wish to take you from your work will stop >> my dear countess, my one which -- one wishes to be your servant so long as you are my guest wi

i learned a lot from you and the apaches, cochise. apache boys look up to their families. theieifamilies try hard to keep their children's love and respect. >> the apache boys are taught the difference between right and wrong. they are taught to depend upup themselves at all times. this is a good thing, for both an apache or a white boy. >> and have seen clearly. >> it is only tricky -- he is tricky because his parents are tricky. he steals because no one has told him it is wrong. bubuwhy do you think of things echo >> i want you to put t m with an indian family. >> i thought that was where your words were leading y y. it is not possible. >> cochise, sometimes in the evening we have talked, you have opened your heart to me. you have taught me to look inside a man and see what is there. i have looked inside this boy. he is not alalbad. there is something else, cochise . it would be a good thing to have out of willie. after his own parents have failed. >> when his parents find out what you have done, they will fill the skies with anger. >> what they do is of no importance. t

there's apache junction out there. here's mesa right in here, and as we showed you earlier, with the exception of central phoenix, some of these areas picking up some pretty good amounts in the phoenix area, everything is -- has been around a quarter of an inch or maybe a little less than that, but some of these areas picking up as maricopa area, not necessarily in maricopa. there's cave creek, and you see up here, we get up to flagstaff. there's a little active weather, in fact. you see the little snow coming down just north of flagstaff, so that stuff is getting started. this is the futurecast. we get you through this evening here. we get into early tomorrow morning, and you can see that stuff kind of off to the east of us here, where it's going to stay. it makes a little move here early friday morning, but then it just kind of works its way weather as far as the east is concerned. north to south, but that stuff starts moving away from the valley, and we are going to be looking at a clearing sky. the winds are down,

i have learned thatathen an apache kills a white man, all apaches are blamed. but people will not suffer f f that is my duty. ? >> i think colonel horne will do everything he can to avoid fighting nonna. he gave you his word. unless cochise has changed. [inaudible] >> he spoke truth, even when he thought it would cost him my help. >> ten? are you sure, tootsies -- coch ise? [indiscernible] >> he felt you were doubting his word. >> tell him not to be so blasted sensitive. i would not doubt him. ? >> these renegades are running up quite a stir. [inaudible] ? >> nine days, and even with hit -- with h taking time. >> going to slow. >> the maximum is 25 miles a day. we have been doing 40. >> nonnanaas not read army regulations. he is doing 60 or 7070iles a day. >> 70? >> we are closing up, colonel. >> after how much more >> their horses are stumbling. we will catch up to them soon at cedar springs. >> if they have gotten their. that's the only water. [inaudible] i do not understand. >> if i were nonna, i would know the white man would expect me to go to cedar spring

i know this country like and apache. trust me, i can find a way out for all of us. >> drums over there. >> yes. sure wish i could understand them. >> they could have already attacked somewhere else. those drums could mean the tribes are gathering. >> johnny! >> pull up there so that they can see you. >> that's manolito, i think. they must have victoria, too. >> know, if they had he she >> y y see what we have here? manolito. you want to save his life, then ride back where you came. you can come back tomorrow. >> if they could find a way up there, they could help us out. >> it occurs to me that any gunplay will bring a swarm of apache down here like a swarm of these. we got to settle this without any shooting unless you want the apaches moving down us. >> he's right. >> all right, no guns. aa knife makes no noise. >> you use a knife, we will use every gun we've got. real quiet. one man from your bunch, one man from our bunch, no weapons, no holds barred. >> me one of them, i can handle him all by myself. >> try me. you wi

that is near apache junction. there is a possibility of hail to the north, and you can see those deep reds rate at the top of your screen. going out by fountain hills, and there is steady rain in the valley. it is the first major fall storm and it has been a big one. >> world news is coming up next. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? 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. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. paul ba

and they're going across apache country and a bunch of apaches turn up. sitting on their horses watching them. they've got all this surveying equipment. they say, oh, what are you doing? the surveyors say, well, we're mapping the new border. it is an imaginary line but it is a new international border. on this side of the line is the united states territory, on this side of the line is mexico. and the apaches say, huh. where is apache country? right? which, by the way, we're all sitting on. and the american surveyors don't have an answer. two weeks later they don't have any horses because the apaches realize what's going on. these are not friends. so the whole what's going on here of course is this intrusion of american power, american claims to territory and other things into an indian world. and that of course is going to be, i suppose, the story of the second half of the 19th century, how to assert that dominance and what happens to that indian power. so comanches are a huge power. but, there is an incident in 1786, right? this is just after the smallp

an elderly last night in apache junction. it happened between university and apache trail. rural metro tells us she was airlifted in critical after being pulled from her burning home. arizona superintendent of public instruction diane douglas released a new funding proposal... aimed at giving pay raises to teachers, repairing school facilities and buying new buses. douglas' 20-17 "a-z kids can't wait" education plan was unveiled yesterday. it would give arizona's public schools 680 million dollars to changes. douglas will need to work with governor ducey and the arizona legislature to make the plan a reality. ad lib toss to morning juice we get it.... sometimes it is hard getting up this early in the morning... the sleep... still in your eyes... but take heart. at least you aren't this kid..... midway through eating a spaghetti dinner... she just couldn't take it any more.... and but - sleep... just wasn't an option for her so she powered on through...or at least tried to... parents... you know you've seen this at least a few times with your kids... ad lib take a look at th

the western apache in what is now arizona home and place had other function. they believe that wisdom sits in places. in other words, homelands provide a way for cultural knowledge to be transferred from one generation to another to another. an outsider might look as an outcropping or creek, to the apache the landmarks make up cultural geography. elders use the markers to tell stories about the past and pass on important elements of cultural understanding to younger people. so if you no longer live in this homeland, right, to western apache, they would no longer be able to pass on this knowledge in the same way. it would represent a loss of culture knowledge. as settlers flooded west after the civil war, the united states government sought to build a road from fort laramie in present day wyoming to the gold fields in what is now montana. red cloud, lakota chief, along with his warriors and their cheyenne and arapahoe allies fought the military to a stand still between 1866 and 1868. so right after the war ends. this is known as red cloud's war. the resulting t

junks and and gilbert got apache junks and -- kuchen apache junction and gilbert. out to continue to see these showers and storms through the morning. moving from southeast to the northwest they are tracking across the terrain and they will continue to develop in these areas as we go into this afternoon. show low still has a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. we are seeing some of these thunderstorms producing heavier pockets of rain. there is a chance in flagstaff storms into this afternoon. the valley is starting the process of drying out. the better rain chances are going to shift northeast of the phoenix metro through today because the storm system that brought the rain yesterday is starting to make its way to the northeast taking the potential for rain along the mogollon rim. we dry out tonight and as we head into the weekend that st the east with the dry conditions on top across the state through the weekend. as you look at futurecast with me the storms will still be across that northeast pocket of our state. there is a slight chance we could see

if you are in apache junction you are probably seen some lightning in the distance. as we are watching some showers right now on abc15 desert doppler you can tell they are moving over spots like queen valley. there is a slight chance they could clip by some of our east valley cities. than a slight chance of showers into this afternoon. we will talk more about that. today it is 82 degrees for a high. your most accurate forecast is next. >>> we have a couple crashes on i-17 southbound at northern afternoon mimic off to the right. he could see it on the right and taking a look at your traffic map that is why we are facing delays from cactus until glendale. i am seeing more delays coming in right now with a closer look at those desert drive times neck. >>> some teenagers are in trouble and another still on the run at this moment. they still a truck from the arizona mills mall in tempe and even up on the west side for the three filled out and took off running thinking they could get away. there are reports of possible road rage involved so far no weapons have been found.

it's rural and apache, two people were hurt, fortunately nobody killed. there is no word on exactly what caused this crash or when this area will reopen. happening now, three people badly hurt in a crash in the last hour in glendale, thunderbird and 70th avenue, skyfox has the picture, you see an ambulance, a car on its side, still waiting for information on this. >>> a train carrying flammable liquid re -- derailed, at least one car carrying liquid gas which is flammable, and it was leaking. nearby homes and schools have been evacuated. a highway was shut down at this hour. was initially reported. >>> you remember the man charged in the trayvon martin killing. a bar manager called police after zimmerman yelled at a female employee, snatched a card from her and yelled a racial slur. surveillance video showed a man had just patted zimmerman on the arm. no one was arrested. >>> stop and play on the golf course, not your typical golf hazard here. we'll tell you what happened, coming up. >> and the first lady teaming up with the nba champs cleveland cavaliers

neighbors first saw the flames near crimson and apache trail and called 911. they found the woman in her 60s lying on the woman -- lying on as soon as i have another update i will let you know. >>> a suspect start early this morning with dps trying to pull over a car near the prison to the people inside the car took off and s.w.a.t. officers cannot find the suspects but they did find drugs in the car. >>> officers are looking for stolen car but it is much more. the suspect stole his car with the the the inside. what they did next was a valley mother very grateful. justin pazera has the story. >> reporter: phoenix police are looking for the stolen car right now. those crooks dropped the baby off randomly on the sidewalk and told the folks to call police. on abc15. the baby is reunited with mom and dad. once those crooks realized the girl was inside the car they dropped the baby had a complete stranger's house. a woman came running up with the the the and said call police. >> i'm angry, but i am glad that they did it in a way because it is better for them to dro

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at the tempe location student fitness center located off of east apache boulevard. gates open up at 3:30. anybody can go. all you have to do is register on her website, hillaryclinton.com and you just cellphone number. last time she was here, was back in march for the primaries. her running mate tim kaine will be in maryvale the community center speaking tomorrow in spanish. if you want want to attend the rally, go to her website, hillaryclinton.com and it starts at 6:30 at a.s.u. >> you can watch hillary clinton's rally on channel live in its entirety. live coverages beginning just before 6:30 of that speech from hillary clinton. >> more polls coming out showing donald trump has reopened a lead by five points that same cnn poll has clinton with a four-point edge among likely voters and a two-point lead in next -- last month. >>> mitt romney will be campaigning for arizona senator john mccain. the two will take part in a rally at sloan park in mesa that is the spring training center mccain is battling kirkpatrick for the senate seat. >>> we are learning new informat

temperatures are coming down a little bit. 76 degrees in mesa. 74 in apache junction. you will be look agent 73 degrees in glendale. mid 70's in goodyear. 52 in flagstaff. 56 degrees in payson for the forecast. we're forecasting mid to low 70's across the desert floor. look at this coming into the you can see it, there is another one behind it winding around that is going to be the changes we're going to be seeing across texas. we already see moisture south of dallas and north of houston. across the great lakes, we see a dusting of snow as temperatures have come down. 44 degrees in detroit. 48 in boston. 58 degrees in wichita. salt lake city, 52. 52 in seattle as well. changes. you can see by the futurecast, not only is rain but snow, sleet, freezing rain coming in. big storms looming in the country as next week gets started and we get into midweek. overnight, 59 degrees. it is the weekend. 72 degrees to get your saturday started. our temperatures drop off dramatically, sunday, monday and into back up again. a lot of 50's and 60's hanging around in that 10 day. watch y

>> the apaches have my son. the moment they lead german and to horsehead canyon it will kill agonizingly -- agonizing for you but i am going after the savages that attacked my men. >> they know. >> you told morales? they believe him. don't come you can trust and apache. i'm sick of hearing it. i've never known him to lie. >> our mission in this territory is to pacify the apaches. it is g >> who said anything about weakness? morale us stands accused of this raid innocent or not. he is running up to the hills to join cochise. >> what is my choice? >> he gave me two days. will you do the same? >> stay out of horsehead canyon for 48 hours. >> what about your son? >> he has the same 48 hours. >> all right. i will camp at the foot of the canyon but i will not go in. >> thank you. >> it's no use. sam, try to circle 200 feet off the wagon. see if we can't pick up some tracks. >> he's following somebody. see these tracks? >> come on, boys. >> they've given you a tamale instead of a brain. >> you should have told us where

we have 38 in surprise. 37 at apache junction and 70 and 48 are the normal high and low. there is the record high at 85. record low at 29, yeah, down below freezing. as we look at the forecast highs about like today. 60 at sky harbor. 61 in surprise. 61 down at queen creek. other numbers we have in the forecast page, 45 in sedona. 47 in flagstaff. 36 at show low. take a look across the country here. there is a lot going on. up to 21 inches of snow across the dakotas. they had snow and winds at 63 miles an hour. thunder activity in northern louisiana. we had thunderstorm warnings and a tornado warning through the day today. they also had pretty good rain with atlanta picking up over 2 inches and there was freezing of that as well. take a look at it. 2.32 of an inch in atlanta. over 2 inches in new york city. 40 overnight. a little change with 60 degrees for tomorrow. we may throw in an upper 50 in the 10 day. >>> 313 dogs adopted over at the arizona humane society. everyone got a home but this little guy. he is partially blind. the dogs, brian enjoys walks, spacious yards

-- 67 in apache jun. 75 in glendale. goodyear, 73. 72 at buckeye. you can see the moisture rolling out as it rolls along. it is trying to that is why we keep a little chance for rain in the forecast with that stuff. there is a little bit up north here, not a great deal. most of it on the east side. we'll flip it around and give you another look here. there is show low and some of the other areas that stuff is, working its way through. this is the futurecast. just to show you how quickly it is going to get out of here. 79 degrees. same thing at goodyear. 77 in chandler. other numbers that we have, 55 degrees in flagstaff. 67 degrees in prescott. 57 at st. johns. 77 down in tucson. we get to the mid 80's in yuma. here is your day. 79 on the high. 81 and 57 normal high and low. record high, 95. record low at 32. let's look at what we have for the forecast tomorrow, we'll look at 80 degrees. a couple degrees shy of today. we'll see 78 degrees in deer valley. 80 degrees in gateway and 79 in fountain hills. 56 is the forecast

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we have 69 degrees in ahwatukee, 65 in apache junction, 68 degrees up at fountain hills, and in surprise mid-60s right now, and as we have been showing through the day here, a little bit of cloud cover over in the eastern mountains, some finding its way into and across the city today, not much. there you go on your high for harbor, other numbers about the same all around the valley, 64 in payson, up at page, we had 68 degrees, 82 degrees at gila bend, and this is what we are forecasting overnight here. the norm would be at 55, so we are a little above that, so you can see some of these other temperatures trying to get close to 55 but not quite there. 82 for the high today, 64 for the low, 78 and 55 normal high and low, there's your record high at 91, your record low at 33. here's what we are forecasting, about the same as today, 82 degrees, we are looking at 79 degrees in the forecast up at cave creek, 80 degrees at apache junction, 82 in mesa, and 82 -- 83, that is, in glendale. 72 in sedona, we are looking at 77 up in kingman, 84 at gila bend, and 79 is the forecast down in tuscon. thi

. >> indian gaming has done a lot for the tonto apache tribe. we are the smallest tribe in the brought revenue to the tribes in the ways of for health, for jobs, tourism. >> and clearly, you can see the impact of the revenue from the casinos pretty much statewide. now the tohono o'odham nation researches did not want to speak with us on camera tonight, but they did release a statement earlier today, essentially saying that they were not included in any of those discussions until last week. despite that, thgh willing to play ball and consider signing off on the new deal. >> all right, matt. there was a lot of opposition to the legislation related to the casino that was on the table. what's the status on that? >> franks wanted legislation to essentially shut down the glendale casino. governor ducey said they have had discussions about that legislation, nothing today but prevail and more than likely you will not see legislation to close the casino or anything like that. >>> convicted killer jodie arias's former attorney has tried his last case. he

land and simply take it away from them and, you know, then starved to death but the navajo's and apachethey were not conquerable. and so they simply u.s. historians who study this area just assumed there was always a hostility between the pueblos and the apaches and navajos. it still gets repeated and repeated over a long time, hatred between these nations. they can never get together, they could never unify and to use that we see at standing rock right now, it's an opportunistic way to make that e rroneus point. that's the loop way of doing it. it's element outright bigotry because you can deal with. but it's so wrong. and it then leads to all other kinds of thinkings about native people, their relationship. for wasn't thing there have been many times, in fact, week after week, month after month, inner tribeal all northern continent, there are basketball games, there are interchanges of nay tiff people, certainly precolonial times. this was not unusual, five years ago the northern shian and the looni in seattle built a relationship to pipeline and they wanted oil plant. so they've been

apache junction, 77 degrees. not much going on. get a little bit of cloud cover through the state as we continue on. i put the futurecast in motion just so you can see the cloud cover coming through on the weekend. not much. just a little bit of clouds. kind of hazy is what we're going to see. 83 degrees as we look at the high temperature on the day today. in 81 up in deer valley. 81 in chandler as well. then other numbers would be 66 in payson, 58 up in the flagstaff area. 79 degrees at kingman. 63 at winslow with 80 down in tucson. take a look at what's going on through the night. yeah, there's that supermoon getting ready for monday. it's going to be fairly full through the weekend. we'll have an overnight low right around 62 degrees. then we'll be looking at 61 at deer valley. 57 out at queen creek and apache junction 59 degrees overnight. this is your day. we started with a 66 for the overnight low. afternoon high was 83. 78 and 54 would be your normal high and low. your record high 91. your record low at 35. here is what we'r

a little warmer in apache junction at 47 but 41 out at buckeye. 39 in maricopa. 56 over night here. 72 for the afternoon high. 75 and 52 would be your normal high and low. there is your record high at 87. your record low at 32. this is what we are forecasting. boy, what a beautiful tomorrow will bring. look all around the valley. you can see those upper 70s just in abundance out there. 47 in flagstaff. 65 in sedona. 52 in show low. and we will be looking at temperatures warming up a little bit down in the south with about 80 degrees in tucson. now you look across the country here and you can see some action and this is the stuff you want to be looking for as we get a little closer to the holiday. what's going to be happening as warm air coming along as that cooler air is now working its way through the country. cool nights and very nice looking days is what we will have the next couple of days and in fact those 80s stick with us right through sunday and then look what happens on monday. we are back into the 60s again. looks like we will fluctuate back and forth a bit. nice looking day

they could work their way north impacting apache junction and apache hills. from young over to payson it is moving to the northwest so plaxo is looking like a wet morning commute as these places work in. this is something i will keep watching but keep that in mind. today that storm system that brought the rain yesterday will it will take the best rain potential further up to the northeast so the northeast pocket other state has the best shot at more showers and storms today. but we could see a stray shower here in the valley this morning and possibly a few showers moving into the valley this afternoon. that is why i am keeping that lingering chance of rain in the forecast. the best potential will be across northeast arizona into this afternoon saturday we are starting to dry things out across the state. that 10% chance in the forecast could bumped -- bump up a bit into the early evening. i think after 7:00 those rain chances coming out of the forecast and we really dry things out. it is dried this weekend but just a slight chance of a shower across the higher

it happenned around 530 tonight near fort apache and cheyenne... fox5's cyndi lundeberg is there at the scene with details... i want to show you where this motorcycle is in comparison with where the crash happenned... it's about a police say that shows how fast the motorcycle rider was going... investigators say a woman driving a mini van was making a uturn and that motorcycle slammed into the back of her. that woman is not impaired and is working with police. investigators say this should be a warning for all motorcycle riders to be ..cautious. "motocyrcles are dangerous obey laws " investigators say the motorcycle rider was 30 years old. police tell me they plan to be out here a few more hours as they clean up the scene and continue their investigation. protesters takr to the streets in cities across the country-- for the third night in a row-- protesting donald trump. will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly senator harry reid takes on the president- ele

this happened in apache and apache trail. she was airlifted to the hospital. >> and today, honoring a 19 granite mountain hot shots who died in the yarnel hill fire will open to the public and fridgeds and family attended yesterday. visitors can walk the same trail they took on that fateful day and there are plaques dedicated to each firefighter who died. >> of the and in 10y so e a massive wildfire. millions of visitors every year. tennessee's governor called the fire historic, the worst one in 100 years and that fire destroyed more than 150 structures and stretched beyond dollywood. it was spared any damage. >>> and northbound, a tornado killed three people and hurt four more in am alabama. the national weather service said the line of severe storms moved across tornados and hair were reported in louisiana and mississippi. >>> and the remains of fidel castro are on the move this morning, the first part of a ceremonial journey from havana to the eastern city of santiago decuba where he launch heads revolution to take over th

watch out for wrecks at fort apache/russell and bruce, north >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> several critical bills were approved by the clark county commissioners.. after they were passed during the special session. the first was the room tax increase for an nfl stadium and the county will back the bonds that will pay for the 750- million dollars in public contribution toward stadium construction.. which will be repaid by a room tax increase. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> the more cops tax was also passed. in april, a one-tenth of a percent sales tax increase will go into effect county-wide... and is expected to raise nearly 40- million dollars in its first year. this would allow 315 more officers to be hired across the valley. metro police would get the bulk of it. ((kirstej pets take a big step forward... the special gift he makes for them.. in this week's acts of kindness. ((brian loftus)) >> and, a local is upset that her bus route changed. demetria called up the rtc to find out why they got rid of a stop along a popular route. /// today's acts of kindness recipient grew up o

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 queen creek, apache junction, and mesa. the amounts out there, they get a little bit 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 we get into glendale, into phoenix and into scottsdale, not a lot. 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 canal. no one was inside. it is not clear what led up to it this point, probably had to do with the rain and slick roads. >>> rain clearing out in the valley, things drying out, but what a drop in tempe

there events in tempe chandler scottsdale mesa apache junction.in the west valley avondalegoodyear has a 'salute our troops run' glendale with pearl harbor displayspeoria with a 5-k sun city is also getting in on the celebrations.businesses around the country and in arizona are honoring our men and women who serve with veterans day deals freebies and discounts.for a complete list of celebrations. just log onto 12 news dot com. 3 and we want to know how you're spending the day - or who you're thinking about today. send us a picture of the vet or active service member in your life - using the hashtag "be on 12." 3 she may have just been ?outed as prince harry's girlfriend... but apparently meghan markle already has that princess style thing going on... markle... and dutchess kate ahve the same sense of style.. or at least... the same stylist.they have even wore the same dress..in february of 2012, markle wore diane von furstenberg's zarita dress in navy blue to an event in west hollywood.two years later, duchess kate wore the same in july, markle wore a stunning red tea-length dress for

it's more likely you're gonna lead me right into the hands of your apache brothers. i speak the truth. i was sent to bring you to my father, to keep my apache brothers from killing you. i'll chance it. but get one thing straight: the idea of killing a woman doesn't bother me. i did not think it would. all right, lead the way. let's get it over with. forgive me, se?or, if i do not stand up to welcome you. you know why i'm here, vasquez. i expected you, or some man like you, for a long time. i didn't come here to talk. make me the privilege of being hospitable before we start. bring us some wine, my dear. it has been so long. what started you on my trail, se?or? a man your apaches forced away from here two years ago started checking back on you. he didn't think it could be proved you were vasquez. and you were willing to take that chance? you were right. i am don diego vasquez, it was a long time ago. juanita's mother was a beautiful woman, se?or. and there was another man. he took her away with him, leaving me and leaving juanita behind. she was dead before i found hi

there will be ceremonies and other events in tempe chandler scottsdale mesa apache junction.in the west valley avondalegoodyear has a 'salute our troops run' glendale with pearl harbor displayspeoria with a 5-k sun city is also getting in on the celebrations.businesses around the country and in arizona are honoring our men and women who serve with veterans day deals freebies and discounts.for a complete list of celebrations. just log onto 12 news dot com. 3 join us next week for some holiday recipe favorites. i'm taking you in the kitchen with my 2-year old twins - zakary and zoey.. we're baking one of our favorite desserts - sugar cookies. it's a great way to have fun with the kids! this airs on monday as we kick off "in the kitchen with team 12". mark, caribe, joe, vanessa and i will all be sharing ???adlib still ahead on 12 today.. its veterans day - and if you're a current or former member of the military - don't pay to eat today. we've got three places giving away free meals.. get ready world - there's a new kardashian out there.. we introduce you to little "dream" - coming up in t

she is an extremely critical condition and was found on the floor in apache chunks him. a neighbor heard a noise and called 911. deputies are on the scene one of them smashing through pulling her out. >> talk about a nightmare. your car gets stolen and inside is your child. thankfully the baby is okay but the investigation is far from over. abc15's justin pazera has been tracking the latest. >> reporter: we have no idea who the suspects are but it was scary for this mother because her baby was in the backseat. thankfully they had enough looking for this right here we have video of the baby being reunited with the family. the little girl was inside and they did drop her off pretty much randomly. we spoke with the mother of the baby. she is grateful this morning she is finally got her child that. and the guys came. that was the hardest thing. the minute. >> reporter: she was talking about the hardest things theme minutes that child was missing. here is the deal. police are looking for a toyota tundra this morning. the arizona license plate is pazera's, abc15 . >>> sheriff

always have amazing prices it's time to bring back the holidays >>> the newest information just in in apache junction. >> crooks tried to steal a car with a baby inside. they do with the baby? we will tell you coming up. >>> a big critic of donald trump may become a big advisor coming up. >>> will come to abc15 mornings. we are glad you are here. >> you said your neighbor turned on his fireplace and i had the heater on. >> temperatures are down into the 30s in many valley cities with phoenix coming in at 43. grab that jacket before you head out with a cool day and a high of only 63 degrees. we will talk about how cold they stay in your seven-day forecast. >> you are starting to see your ride slow down on the 10 year 83rd avenue. we will talk about where they right around 91st avenue is where you will see those brake lights and then it looks like a stall on the right-hand side of the freeway. the 17 is looking pretty good this morning. >>> new information coming in as a woman is in critical condition after she was pulled from her burning home in apache junction. neighbors spotted the flames t

we're a few day was from a holiday. 54 in cave creek. 55 in apache junction. 58 in scottsdale. 56 in ahwatukee. 63 degrees in glendale at this time. there is your high pressure taking over. another front moving in. this high pressure will deflect that a little bit. we will see cloudiness and breezy conditions but the temperatures won't be affected much as far as our thanksgiving holiday is concerned. there it is, the turkey ready t go. mid 70's, breezy, a few clouds hanging around out there is what we're going to run into. 71 degrees on the high today. 68 degrees for you at deer valley. 68 degrees at gateway. a couple of 68-degree temperatures at buckeye and goodyear as well. 61 at kingman. 51 at flagstaff and 51 at apache st. johns. 69 in tucson. dropping off into the 50's and stopping in the low 50's around 53, 52 somewhere in there and we'll see 49 degrees in scottsdale. 43 at queen creek. surprise, 47 degrees overnight. here's your day, 51 degrees this morning. 71 this afternoon. 72, and 50 is would be your normal high and low. 89, record high. 30, your record low for the day. fo