ap called this at 9:05 tonight arizona time. paul penzone the winner beating the incumbent looking to go to his 7th term sheriff joe arpaio. >> it appears sheriff joe arpaio will not be taking the stage at the gop headquarters to make his concession speech. instead i was just handed this statement. the march cop county sheriff joe arpaio released the following statement this evening i do want to read this to you. it says quote it has been an honor and privilege v cop can county for the last 24 years. tonight the people have spoken and while ava and i are difficult pointed in the results we spec their decision. we want to congratulate paul penzone on his victory and we look forward to working with him on a seem list transition in the faith and trust they put in me over the years eye tremendously grateful for the hard work and dead indication of every employee in my office their self list and tireless serving the people is to be greatly admired. again that was the statement released just a short time ago from march cop can county

a new study prepared for the "arizona board of regents" shows that graduates of arizona's public-university system... earn about 10-thousand dollars a year more on average... than all other arizona workers... the top earning degree is engineering.. with an average salary of more than 86-thousand dollars a year... computer information sciences... and engineering technology round out the top three... with salaries of more than 86 thousand... and 77 thousand dollars respectively. kim is out with some cute animals today ...checking our forcast... and guess who's out "with the people today.... where you at dave.... and what's i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh... "i couldn't see anything. in the middle it's probably ten feet tall." an impromptu foam party spilled out into the streets of santa clara, california. the foam oerflowed out of a nearby business... the wind picked it up. the company was testing their fire-fighting systems.... when the foam started flowing. the foam that created this blob.. is similar to the kin

we arizona that criminalization is a felony charge. arizona is some of the harshest marijuana laws in the country. why are we continuing to criminalize and here in arizona we arrested and charged more than 150,000 individuals since 2005 with felony charges for simple marijuana possession. >> if somebody has a joint in marijuana, they have a joint and they are caught, generally they are not going to get a felony -- >> here is what happens. the charges a felony here in arizona so you go in front of the county attorney and he says, well, you can either have a felony on your record or you can go to this task diversion program. now here is something that's interesting because bill montgomery the county attorney is probably the most vocal opponent of proposition 205. just this week it was revealed that his office receives kickbacks from the task force to the tune of year. we were essentially prosecuting for profit. >> ribo money? >> no -- rico money? >> that's the money that's paid by those choice of a felony or go to the diversion program.

baja arizona. a friend of mine, our arizona poet laureate says that it's not our borders that separate us. our borders are where we are joined. and so much of who we are in arizona is our connection to the countries and the peoples and cultures surrounding us. the famous al charro in tucson. this is the oldest mexican restaurant in the u.s. and this is where i came for the famous chimichanga. i think, the story behind it, this alleged story, in 2012 when is researching "chasing arizona," the legislature was actually trying to decide whether they should have a state food as a symbol. one of our state symbols. and l. charro at another mexican restaurant in phoenix but it should be the chimichanga people that a story about the chimichanga. old kind of similar. monica flynn who was the founder of el charro said she intended it here. she said she was rolling up burroughs one day and one fell into the hot oil and she sounded something like chimichanga. and that's the story anyway. it was probably more of

which arizona destination spas made the top 10 list? >> according to travel and leisure coming in at number five is miraval resort and spa in tucson number six is in sedona and number eight is canyon ranch. remember when i went to the one in sedona was rated at that time the number one in the world. it was amazing. >> we were just talking at this list is getting us a good idea to get a nice massage this weekend. >> everybody could he is at. >> it has been a long week. >> rigoletto all get along >>> still ahead on 12 news at 6:00 science made fun with gadgets and gizmos and explosions. we are heading out to the arizona science lab. >>> i will have a look at the sun devil stadium like you have never seen before and are the stars aligned for david johnson to do something really special sunday against the 49ers that >>> tomorrow is always a gr our great military men and women for veterans day. >> we want to say a big thank you for all those who have served and while you are out and about tomorrow why not enjoy some free food. >> there are a

it was a complete misread of arizona history and who we are in arizona. when arizona was making that transition from being a frontier to part of the united states, and agriculture, on the railroads, the majority of the workers were mexican and mexican american. that is true for all of the western united states. the western u.s. would not have been built without mexican labor. i would like them to get a deeper richer sense of the role that they played and in the history of the country. >> cspan is in tucson arizona. to learn about its history and literary culture. while here, we took a driving tour to learn more about the city's unique heritage. >> are you ready to take a ride around tucson? >> i am. >> tucson arizona, if someone has never been to tucson, what is the quintessential thing about the city people should know. >> we are no longer a cowboys and indians kind of city, that's for sure. if people are thinking about john wayne and western movies, that something they definitely need to put out of their mind. we are close to the border and so that bord

central arizona and through the valley. that rain cha continue all the way in through midday on monday and as it pushes out, it clears up and looks pretty good into tuesday. from there, we don't have to deal with any rain for quite some time. not too bad. for tonight, temperatures are looking a the low 60's and maybe tomorrow as we try to get into the 70's. one more day of warm >> you're ok with that. >> i was called that once. it turns out who immensely enjoys the rain. >> immensely enjoys the rain. >> it sounds fantastic to us. >>> five, four, three, two, one. and liftoff. >> those night launches are so cool. this is the most advanced weather satellite ever built taking off from cape canaveral, florida. the satellite onboard was valley company. it's part of an $11 billion effort from the united states to revolutonize forecasting and save lives. it will track u.s. weather as never before. we're talking hurricanes, tornadoes, lightning storms, even solar flares. impressive. >>> today marks national adoption day. now, 260 ki

welcome to arizona's christmas city. this may be the prescott you've known to come and love - neon signs and bars within stumbling distance of one another, along the famed whiskey row with a long ago reputation for drunken brawls and houses of ill repute. this bar was carried out in the 1900 fire across the street, ting, it also has a long tradition of hosting. part of that, obviously you know the courthouse lighting and what we're looking at today but there are many other events that take place, i think the govenor's office recognized that and gave us the proclamation to prove it. okay, here it is! proof! the official proclamation naming prescott arizona's christmas city. and it's not a designation the folks of prescott take lightly. our r, they turn out literally in the thousands. and they're very proud of that designation and we celebrate it. this is the 61st annual courthouse lighting, where the yavapai county courthouse behind me, and more than a hundred trees come alive with the spirit of christmas. we always have

in southeastern arizona. then they were all butchered by the apaches there and swilling carrying dispatches for the army found their bodies and recognized the shotgun that mangas carried as belonging to his friend. he disguised his sieging anger and pretended friendship and promised to mangas that he would open up negotiations with the army for magnas and would bring his rations and supplies for his people if he would come back and bring his people in to pinos altos. well mangas was delighted. fine lay positive reaction. no decisions were made by the apaches. these chiefs weren't kinges. they weren't rulers. everything was done by consensus. this was a pure democracy. not just with the apatches but with so many american native tribes in the american midwest. he called his people into council and met first in new mexico. and with both branches of the charikowa people. he made sure people knew the men in the settlements were sincere. this is their chance and their war was with the mexicans reminded them. and th

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- whoopi goldberg,

part of the clinton's last minute arizona ad blitz in arizona. aearn -- i learned just a few minutes, ago the teacher you saw in the story, will be the one intrusion clinton. not expected to take the stage until sometime after 7:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> well, with the finish line now just days away, it is full steam ahead from both sides. republican vice presidential nominee, mike pence, stopping there. and he has the details from the mesa convention center. whether governor mike pence back in arizona this morning to try to convince voters to support the donald trump campaign. a couple thousand people filed into the mesa convention center. county sheriff and governor among other speakers. both campaigns have already made arizona a priority since it's been a toss up state for some time now. the latest poll is showing lead. yesterday shows he's leading over clinton 45-41%. pence adding why he doesn't think hillary has what it takes. he also wonders if clinton would mention the on going e- mail scandal in her speech in the valley tonight. >> we fou

typical arizona evening. [laughter] nice,ccain: it is kind of i hope it will be the same kind of winter the chicago cubs just had last night. really remarkable. [applause] sen. mccain: i think we are very proud here in the state but also in east valley to have a facility like this. it is really remarkable and wonderful. and so glad you all would come out tonight. one of the great privileges i i've been able to serve in congress of matt salmon, a conservative, and man of principle. a man who understands what this country is all about and its national security needs. can we thank matt salmon for his great service? [applause] and mayor, thank you for the great job you do. that wel because of him have this facility. thank you. course, jeff and cheryl, thank you. i have said this a thousand times and i promise i would not say it anymore, but i can tell you this -- if i looked like jeff flake i would be president of the united states today. [laughter] [applause] by the way, after i lost a slept like a baby. sleep t

with that typical arizona evening. [laughter] the same wave that the chicago cubs last night that is remarkable. and also in the east valleyarkad and that is remarkable and wonderful. one of the great privileges and have had as a man of principle who understands what this country is all about with national security. in the house of representatives pinkie forr the great job that you do all because we have this great facility. of course, i said this of thousand times i promise i would not say it any more but if i look like jeff flake that would be president of the united states today laugh laugh. [applause] by the way, a >> after i lost i slept like a baby. of its lead to hours and wake up and cried. thanks for coming out to ibm had a great campaign. i am confident that they will win and then to use that substance if they try to legalize on the ballot. and to have the honor to serve as the senate the people of arizona are the most wonderful on earth with a diverse economy and history that any of us are proud of.sen. mcc

moving on, arizona. arizona with 11 electoral votes, donald trump with a lead in arizona. you can see, only 2/3 of precincts. a lead of just three plus points. 4 percentage points. a long way in arizona. correspondent in phoenix says couple hundred thousand ballots don't know if they will get those counted overnight. if that is the case they have to wait until tomorrow, arizona could be a state that we don't know anything about until midday on the east coast tomorrow. a possibility. even a probability. there you see, another tick tup in the arizona numbers. a small one. still 66%. we may not know arizona until tomorrow. will that make a difference in the presidency? it could. in the state of new hampshire. four electoral on the fox news channel. donald trump went to new hampshire in the late going in this campaign. and so many people asked, why are you spending time in new hampshire? four electoral votes. well, new hampshire is separated by five percentage, .5 point. 87% of all precincts reporting. new hampshire too close to call. in minnesota, a state that leans democrati

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. 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 n: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school 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 for the content of this advertising. >>> coming up, thousands of the count down is on for the democratic presidential nominee. we are there live as she makes a last minute visit. >> and our omg video of the day was very close call for this panda. a wild panda that became trapped along a raging river in china. it took rescuers many attempts. look at that. they're basically up. the panda ran into trouble wh

slight chances will fall along the arizona- utah border. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time... all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. for the first time in history... bees are listed as an endangered species. and that means there's a real threat of extinction. but what impact could that have here in arizona? "heidi goitia" explains. (nats off the top) 11.35.44 i found it disturbing because they're part of our food chain 11.35.47 local bee expert eric nisbet says--in no uncertain terms--the falling number of bees should have all of us...concerned... 11.40.09 if the bees were to disappear, we would disappear within a decade afterward 11.40.15 that's because, without bees, we would lose the majority of our produce... 11.36.58 your watermelon, your cantaloupe, your s

helping to drive the high clouds into arizona south. that low was eventually going to position itself over arizona by the middle of the week expect in 20% chance of rain in the valley, 40% of in the high country by the middle of the weekend snow levels coming to 10,000 feet. very high that many of you will see that snowfall at all. the low just jet stream pushes in -- jetstream pushes him from arizona it gets cut off and linger in the position over arizona and that will be responsible for driving up the moisture. fifty-two tonight and has a grand the 20 like set, 29 in -- it, 29 in the grand canyon, tomorrow 60. seventy-three -- 60. bend and -- the love and and cassegrain the end tucson. not bad at all, we have the great do warm-up and 80s first thursday friday 20% chance of rain and looking dry. that is a look at the weather. >> 12 sports is sponsored by your valley toyota dealers. >>> how about that. kids these days are no longer dreaming of world series championships and super bowl trophies or sports illustrated supermodel boyfriends

>>> all of you are alsoot should arizona legalize it? >> 12news.com/yourvoice. >>> voters in six states next week will vote on whether or not to legalize recreational marijuana. and regulate it like alcohol. those for say it generates millions for arizona schools. in colorado pot has been legal since 2012. >> reporter: 1933, the end of alcohol prohibition in america. 83 years later, 2012, colorado did the same thing to marijuana. >> we take you around to a grow house, a couple different dispense easier as well. it's a really great well rounded experience. >> reporter: there are also tour buses. today we went with colorado cannabis tours. out. seeing what it feels like to smoke legally. >> 61 on my 61st birthday. [ laughter ] >> you feel a lot more comfortable and safe. and that's what we want to feel as americans. i feel like everybody should have that same right >> reporter: this >> reporter: the next stop was the medicine man grow facility. one of the largest in colorado. >> a lot of people in colorado fought this tooth and nail. do yo

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

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. >>> a big celebration for home brewers right here in arizona. >> cheers to you guys. the business of home brewing has been booming and phoenix is ranked one of the top cities by the american home brewers association. difficult story for us today. >> are you okay? >> i told you that you would learn i get all of the difficult stories. and that's what sets arizona's club apart. this is so cool. usually around the country they are all separated by city. here in arizona it's one massive club for the entire state making it one of the largest and most successful. from porters to stout for the arizona's society of home brewers it's about passion for the pint. >> this has been 1995. all of our members are invited to come out and celebrate the year. and we come in-- coincide that with our fall classic. >

arizona? stay with us. >>> all the progress that we've made over the last eight years, all the progress we hope to make over the next eight years, all of that goes out the window if we don't win this election. and we don't win this election potentially if we don't win north carolina. so i hate to put a little pressure on you, but the fate of the republic rests on your shoulders. >> president obama today making the hard sell inorth carolina, six days out from the election. a polling average in north carolina right now shows a dead heat there between hillary clinton and donald trump. look at that. 46.4 to 46.4. in the polling average in that state. tonight on the other side of the country, though, hillary clinton is going to be giving a speech starting any moment in tempe, arizona of all places. tonight's arizona event it should be noted it was announced by the clinton campaign approximately 30 minutes before fbi director james comey decided to jump with both feet into the presidential race. 30

[bowling ball rolling down lane] yep, arizona winners choose casino arizona. where locals rule. guess what else rules? cash and cars. undays- only at casino arizona! and... it looks like shannon approves. president obama in peru >>> president obama in peru for the asian-pacific economic cooperation summit. the person today is facebook founder mark zuckerberg. zuckerberg spoke to world leaders at the summit about fake news. he acknowledged the role social media had in elections and stressed the sites have responsibility to ensure accuracy and fairness on the internet. sucker berg plans to include warning labels on false stories and working with journalists to develop a better fact-checking >>> arizona senator john mccain sending a strong message to president-elect trump saying he doesn't care what trump says. the united states will not reinstate water boarding. mccain who is the chairman of the armed services committee told the halifax international security forum in canada today that harsh interrogation techniques such as water boarding will be challenged in court. >>> today, tr

and it was a complete misreading of arizona history and who we are in arizona. when arizona was making that transition from being a frontier to being part of the united states, in agriculture, on the railroads, even in the logging industry, the majority of the workers were mexican and mexican-american. and that is true for all of the western united states. the western u.s. would not have been built without mexican labor. so i would like them to get a deeper, richer since of the role that mexican people played in the history of the state and in the history of the country. >> tucson gets about 11, 12 inches a year of rainfall. it is not that prominent. it is a bimodal pattern. in the wintertime, there will be long drawnout storms from the pacific. sometimes we get these wonderful monsoons that come up from mexico, the sea of cortez, and they bring these big violent storms with the thunderheads, the thunderstorms, the lightning, and maybe drop an inch or two in just an hour, and that is when the flooding really happens. it is wonderful. when you live in arizona, yo

arizona and arizona and and ocotillio there is also there is also intersection ray road.morning - a captured will warning in the through november 30.on december 1 - they will be operational and citations will be handed speeding and running a red the city of chandler has american solutions, the cameras were de-in total there cameras throughout most of the located along rd, arizona ray road - for list head to 12 article live in 12 today. checking your hot checking your hot headlines.. an officer in the middle of a controversial shooting investigation.. has resigned from the winslow police department. back in march - officer austin shipley shot and killed loreal sina- ginee tsingine after responding to a report of shoplifting. the police report said tsingine threatened officer shipley with scissors before he fired five shots. two fires in chandler over the weekend have now been ruled arsons. both homes boulevard. no one lived there and no one was hurt. one of the homes is a total loss. it's time to sign up for health insurance.. open enrollment begins today for health insurance under the afford

the arizona connection and what the suspect's neighbor has to convicted of kidnapping and raping an arizona 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 regio

of winning arizona at 68%. and even with the numbers slipping against her, today we learned the clinton campaign not only kept up this plan for this tempe, arizona rally tonight, they're also doubling their ad spending in arizona over the final week of the campaign, spending over a million dollars in arizona in these last few days. even just a week ago when the race felt like it was going to be a clinton blowout, the idea of clinton trying to win states like arizona or even texas or georgia seemed like it would be a really interesting feather in hillary clinton's cap. but now the race has tightened. i just threw my script on the floor. what does that mean? now the race has tightened. now you have to wonder if it does make sense for time and money and the candidate's attention to be focused on arizona rather than some of those other blue states that steve kornacki was describing earlier this hour as essentially clinton's great blue wall. joining us from the site of the clinton rally in tempe, arizona, is brahm r

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. sharing a shocking >>>. she was accused by warmer security of lying about her pregnancy. >> she said she was browsing the halloween section and when she started to leave, and employee asked her she was pregnant. then asked her to lift her shirt. she filed a police report and spoke with the store's manager who issued an apology. >>> here is a look athe requested to being in the newscast if you have already voted if you would like to change your vote now that we are to make days away from the election. 86% are saying no i am good with where i voted and how i voted. >> i have to say the 14% that says yes, isn't it a little too soon to be feeling that way? >> may be based on some of the

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> 48 hours after an explosion leveled an apartment complex, crews are on scene to inspect lines underground as firefighters investigate a possible ghastly. raquel cervantes is payson.>>reporter: neighbors smelled gas in the air just hours before a pace an apartment complex exploded. officials are investigating what caused the blast. >> it sounded like a bomb to me. >>reporter: a spokesperson with alliance gas tells us people called to report the smell of gas so they sent crews. two hours later -- >> the explosion happened in , it knocked them into the street. >>reporter: the workers had minor injuries and were treated on the scene. eight others were taken to the hospital including a badly burned woman. what's left of their belongings is behind the fence. >> you can see tell see some debris on the roof. it was powerful. >>reporter: next-door a neighbor said th

they talked about how they think arizona will go blue. in arizona with point otherwise. it all depends who turns out. for patrick wasted no time going after senator mccain on a number of things including what she calls is poor record was veterans and also how she says she would work and across the aisle and she also blasted him for supporting donald trump for much of the campaign. >> he has changed. i once voted for john mccain but he was different now he will say anything to anyone. whoever he is before just to win the selection. >> i pressed her on that and she told me the last time she the john mccain was in his 1998 race. we reached out to senator mccain's campaign to try to get interview they said he was unavailable but we do know he will be in prescott today for what we are told is going to be a very large rally. on obama care and tell us us what she would do to fix it she lands in the u.s. senate. >>> check your social media accounts this morning is overnight twitter went down. it went down after wikileaks reported a cyber attack. wiki leaks tweeted out they were

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. >>> the first tree of what will soon be the floor of the ncaa final four. it was cut down today in michigan. took me a while to put that together. [ laughter ] be played here at the university of phoenix stadium in glendale. >> that's kind of neat. >> oak , oak tree probably, hard wood out there. maple? anyone? [ laughter ] >> we'll get you answers. >> tweet them and let them know. [ laughter ] >>> the high school football playoffs kick off tonight. >> at williams field high school where the blackhawks are hosting happy friday! [ chanting ] [ crowd noise ] >> reporter: y friday to you! here with the lovely blackhawks cheerleaders. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: beautiful , smart, intelligent, they've got it all. fivea playoffs -- 5a playoffs kick off tent. what a great season for the bl

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. heading back to the vatican. the pontiff made it pretty clear that women will never be eligible to become priests in the catholic church. pope francis added that saint pope john paul ii at the last clear word on this and it stands forever. >>> an arizona teenager badly a life-threatening illness gets abp treatment to new york city. >> a few weeks ago jacob priestly want a campaign to collect 10,000 birthday cards hoping the messages would take his mind off his illness. officers in brooklyn responded inviting jacob and his whole family to the big apple. >> it is the best thing in the world. >> so jacob has been busy helping with a christmas blessing at radio city music hall and getting a special proclamation. his family is expected to visit more attractions while on the trip. and back in the wil

including arizona. letting go of approximately 600 workers. 50 employees in arizona are expected to lose their jobs as well. layoffs are also slated to happen in illinois and rhode island. and many of the workers who are getting fired, they will have the chance to apply for other jobs at cvs health. >>> there is a guy who is suing popeye's chicken restaurant. it's a fast food place after he claims he choked on a huge piece of chi >> choking on it -- >> don't you want the huge piece of chicken? >> let's give you more detail. you might feel that way. slow down. slow down while you are eating. the man got the order of chickinant drive through at a mississippi restaurant. he says that he had to eat the chicken with his hands because a knife was not included in his drive through order so he couldn't cut up the chicken into smaller pieces. a piece of that chicken got caught in his throat and he needed emergency surgery because financial compensation for pain and suffering and all of his medical expenses. >>>

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> no rain expected for tomorrow. 83 the afternoon high. with partly cloudy sky. >> looks beautiful and comfortable. >> really does. thanks, ashley. and thank you for joining us cbs5 news tonight. >> we'll see you tomorrow. have a great night, everyone. 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. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. captioning sponsored by cbs ? >> stephen: good morning, "late show." this is your host. today is thursday, nr please listen attentively to this morning's announcements. for lunch today

southern arizona's biggest electric provider is southern arizona's >>> southern arizona's biggest electric provider looking to build a new solar facility. this facility will provide p tucson electric power says the new facility will help it achieve its renewable energy goals by 2019. the electric provider says this new facility would have up to 100 megawatts of capacity. the company also evaluating proposals for a 100-megawatt wind powered facility. >> the kids love playing with their tonka trucks. i'm one of them. i had one and some kids got the chance to play with the real because take a look. this is all part of the first ever big dig event in mesa. >> and it looks like a blast. >> too fun. young kids diagnosed with cancer got a chance to use cranes, excavators and a bulldozer. just cuz and the american cancer society partnered with construction professionals to organization the event. parents say it was great to take the family out without really worry being the cancer. >> it's huge to be able to get out and do things as a family where we c medical stuff is amazing. >> amazing is right

it's 6:04. >>> destination arizona. decision 2016 swings through the valley today as hillary brian west is live in tempe with details. brian. >> reporter: good morning, tram. 15 out of 16 presidential elections here in arizona have gone republican. this year ,since the race is neck-in-neck, hillary clinton hopes to turn the state for the second time blue. she's going to stop at arizona state university speaking tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the intramural field next to the fitness center. in tempe, the setup is for 8,000 people. we did talk to an aid yesterday who tells us that she is of slain army private damian lopez rodriguez, an undocumented immigrant who successessa waiting his american citizenship when killd in iraq in 2007. the parents brought him here to the u.s. from mexico as a child. the campaign said that they are going to be releasing a battery of new campaign ads, including 27 million strong. that focuses on the 27 million eligible latino voters here in the united states. what could be a swing state and turn it

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. woman: a school that used to be run man: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school 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 for the content of this advertising. >>> coming up at 6:00, did you hear about this horrifying kidnapping case of assault out of south carolina. the suspect has a serious background. >>> tonight, legal recreational pot could be coming to arizona. many fear people will hit the verify road trip.>>> are omg video of the day. thousands of happy fans, happy doesn't even do it j

[bowling ball rolling down lane] yep, arizona winners choose casino arizona. where locals rule. guess what else rules? cash and cars. win cash, free slot play or a new 2-door bmw 230i and... it looks like shannon approves. ??? ??? i've never admitted this but i love chef boyardee ravioli in a can. i love it! when i was working in france, being an american, they would always make fun of me. as soon as i could get a job, i rode my bike to louis steven's catering and started there when i was 16. i haven't left the kitchen since. have you ever with others? a little bit of blue cheese, which you never see cheese with a fish! arizona chef's dish about what they really like to eat. i would go home to my grandmother's and she would fix me great delicacies like fried baloney sandwiches. what inspired them to cook in the first place. what inspires them now? and why much better than chef boyardee ravioli. hi everyone, i'm robin sewell and welcome to arizona highways television. ?rock fades? ?somber electronic beat? my first job i think, i was 13 and i was scooping ice cream at baskin wine

this is a huge issue in arizona. many people know with the presidential election, arizona has become a battle ground state. we've had so many people campaigning for hillary clinton so not sure and that will matter with this senate race because of the battle ground state. it is something we have to wait and hear and we are expecting her to be here tonight win or lose. we're hoping to talk to her. guys, back to you. >> another race that has received a lot of attention here and nationally, the battle for arizona's first congressional district. >> this is a race between paul babeu and tom o'halleran. nicole garcia joins us live. nicole? >> reporter: well, paul babeu see mode tonight. they spent the day rallying votes in apache county, which is a five hour drive from here in downtown phoenix. he is not expected to per -- to be here until later tonight. babeu has been pummeled with a string of negative ads. democrats focused on all investigations of child abuse at a boarding school that will babeu oversaw. recent polls hav

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> well, taking a look at what's going on over the next few days and it looks pretty darn good. little bit of a glitch on tuesday with that temperature getting up into the upper 80s. but the rest of it is right where it should be for this time of year. very enjoyable. very nice weather. sports night is next and stick around and watch. >> come on, suns. we have to win. >> we will talk cardinals, too. >> and we will share suspense with the phoenix suns. i think everybody right now says is this team -- are they going to get it together? can they get back to that all or nothing mentality? bruce arians weekend off, but the second half of the season starts later this week against the niners. and we look at that road schedule and look at some of the that will have to play. david johnson having a break through year for the cards running game. plus asu football, they g

senate here in arizona. we sit down one-on-one with one of the candidates. >>> we've been warned about hack attacks had a direction -- election. i'm tracking two major troubles overnight. >>> what people expect as they hit the road this morning. >> makes conditions. mostly clear skies and temperatures cool two. you temperatures temperatures now in the 50s in the 60s valley wide and we will stay there for the morning commute. it will be a warmer day play on high temperatures to make it across the valley. also our state hour by hour breakdown next. >>> most of the valley is quiet we do have a crash at the east valley right now. it is on the eastern side of the freeway and it sounds like it is blocking all the right lane. just the hov lane is open right now. traffic is so late in this area and did not see any delays.

the vote effort in arizona but the supreme court on saturday upheld the ban. bottom line, the arizona law will make ballot harvesting a felony with some exceptions on 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. >>> also in arizona a federal judge refused to issue an injunction sought by which would have ordered republicans not to engage in illegal voter intimidation tactics at the polls on tuesday. the judge says democrats have not shown enough evidence that the republicans were planning to take part in voter intimidation. at the same time the arizona republican party chairman says thousands of donald trump and sheriff joe arpaio signs have been disappearing or been vandalized over the past couple of days. arpaio is facing his closest re-election campaign in decades. >>> the campaign went door to door and encouraging of course the people to go and vo

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. election will soon be one for the books... but there live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> well, this election will soon be in the books, but there are some moments that will hang around for quite a while, like this one from the third debate. >> we are going to secure the border, and once the border is scored, we will make a later determination as to the but we have got some bad hombres here, and we will get them out. >> remember that line, bad hombres? or how about this line uttered by donald trump the same night? >> my social security payroll contribution will go up, as will donalds, assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it, but what we will do -- >> such a nasty woman. >> remember those lines? a lot of us were caught off guard by a lot of them, but now phrases into election cocktails and the nasty woman, the bad

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. 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. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school 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 for the content of this advertising. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bill maher. world series champions,

. >> charlie foxtrot crisis in arizona. a 12 news original series. >> they volted for donald trump but say they have been vote shamed into the shadows. >> slime, raw chicken how you can see if your favorite >> why did it take 9 years for this family to reunite with their lost dog in the valley. 12 news at 10:00 starts now. . >> i didn't want to engage in it just because there's no win there. i can't have a reasonable conversation with somebody their first iteration is you're a racist. >> vote shamed into the shadows. some trump supporters here in arizona say they are afraid to publicly celebrate their calls the silent majority. voters who kept their political views a secret throughout the campaign. then showed up in droves to vote. >> it was a move the pollsters could not predict and led to trump's victory. tonight for the first time they are speaking out but still in fear and heavily disguiseed. >> we want to know are you afraid to post your political views? you can go to 12 news.com/your if you feel you've been vote slamm

.>> the question now is, are they taking arizona for a ride? graham is verifying the story tonight. >> reporter: arizona is riding shotgun is this new electric cars being built. governor doug ducey liked what he saw today. even new mexico is along for the ride. can the lawn -- can the automaker there are only two of the cars on the street, but arizona could build tens of thousands of more. >> our appeal is the endless drive to be the best.>> reporter: lucid motors will spend $700 million on a plan that could employ people in the next years. >> -- >> reporter: claudia pavlovich of neighboring sonora, mexico how does president elect donald trump feel about sending jobs to mexico? >> donald trump was in favor of american jobs. these jobs are in arizona. >> reporter: the factory will get choose from tax payers. tax breaks that started $5 million and could hit $70 million. cassa grand has not disclosed. the total price tagged for arizona tax payers -- >> it's dif >> reporter: will lucid motors be able to play for the assembly lines? they concede the

arizona time. a link to that is on our cbs 5 mobile app and the opponents in arizona are making their final push volunteers had a phone bank. they argued it would be bad for arizona and they said studies show traffic deaths have gone up in colorado and it would make government in arizona bigger. >> the first monies going in terms of revenue are going to fund a new government. department of marijuana. >> the vote on prop 205 is projected to be very close. the campaign predicts it will be decided by less than 4,000 votes. >>> if you took your dog to a dog park, there's a very bad outbreak of parvo, 20 cases have been recorded at just one vet clinic connected to the crossroads dog park. it takes contaminate an entire area. see your vet if you are concerned. >>> the reward is $25,000 to find the person who shot three horses along salt liver last month at pirate's island off bush highway. >>> a valley men who spends his night selling copper coins is in for a big surprise. a woman who drives him to help

arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> we are less than 24 hours from the opening of the polls were clinton and trump stand in the states that are most critical. >>> even voted for obama care now anchor patrick says she knows how to fix what is wrong with that if she is elected to the u.s. senate. >>> we are starting out with traffic alert now in the east valley as we head for crashes on u.s. 60 and some are pretty big like this one country club. the right lanes are blocked. this is just one of a couple of crashes. we will map out exactly where you see those. country club is one. this other one at will roll is blocking the two left lanes and also one and i ten interchange. i think a couple good options always take loop 202. the delays on the 17 are from a crash in india school will show that you next. >>> if you're getting ready to make the walk to the bus are picking out outfits for the little one. this morning will be cool when you step

talk about this event that took place in arizona.l, there has been some kind of confusion about the event. some national concerts and analysts did not know what it was about. the strategy is pretty clear. i think mccain is worried that maybe -- there is maybe a lack of enthusiasm among mormons in arizona. obviously, this has gotten some attention in utah, but there are many mormons in arizona as well. they are usually reliable republican voters, for the most part. i think, given that many mormons just do not like trump -- they are turned off by his lifestyle -- i think mccain wanted to make sure that at least they come out and vote for him if they do not want to vote for trump. he brought out mitt romney. he went to mesa, which is well known for its mormon population. it was founded by mormon pioneers. he had jeff flake on stage, who is a mormon. he had the mayor of mesa, john giles, who is a mormon. and he had a congressman who is also a mormon. ,ven though it was not explicit i think he was programming for the mormon community in t

the arizona cardinals can't buy a vowel or use a lifeline. they'll get no winning options from wayne brady or drew carey. big red has to cloudy skies are in the forecast for sunday before a pacific storm system moves into arizona. subtropical moisture ahead of the storm is pumping into the state from the south. this is producing clouds and virga, or rain that evaporates before it hits the surface, during the morning and early afternoon hours. humidity is also increasing. by 2 p.m. sunday, we're bringing rain chances into the metro phoenix forecast. widespread rain is likert through mid-morning monday. a half inch of rain is possible for valley communities, with the mountains northeast and northwest of metro phoenix possibley recieving about 1.50" of rain. snow levels are expected to drop to about 9000 ft. sunday evening, then lower to about 6500 ft. west of flagstaff monday afternoon, and 7500 ft. east of flagstaff. the flagstaff area may recieve about one to two inches of snow monday afternoon and evening. winter driving conditions are expec