number one of two, moving across northern arizona into utah. this is what's bringing the cloud cover there and again just a couple of sprinkles. nothing significant falling out of those clouds tonight. one thing we will continue to have is a few breezes north. and into tomorrow, the valley, not going to get much out of 10 they stay light here. but the high country if you're headed north tomorrow you live there southwest winds 15 to 20 20 miles per hour. those are sustained winds gusting to 30 as we go through today and into the eving. 73 in kingman at 68 in sedona. we still have the 80s. port side 87. lows tonight 30. window rock flagstaff. 54 tomorrow morning in highs back in the 90s again above average for us at least slightly. 94 court side. upper 60s going to be a pleasant afternoon in flagstaff96. your most accurate forecast is going to be a quiet one. it's going to be nice it's going to be warm. mid-90s for the next seven days. not seeing any rain chances for us. we will hit those lows back in that thursday forecast. keep those 60s right

the rest moving into arizona and utah. however there is another system lurking in the pacific. rather potent system too. this is going to be more about wind than water as it slides on through. we'll time out exactly when you can expect the strongest winds and some of them could get quite bumpy. we'll do that during the forecast in just a few minutes. >> jim: thank you for that, kifen. >>> news 3 has obtained video from inside the home of this man accused of secretly recording guests who rented out his home that home was advertised on the vacation rental site airbnb. >> reed: the disturbing videos are part of evidence in this case. we want to let you know before we begin, out of respect for the victim s we'renot going to air the video. you are going to see carefully selected still images from the hidden cameras. sergio avila is live at the courthouse. these images pretty damaging to the man accused. >> reporter: exactly. on wednesday he pleaded not guilty. christopher rogers is not guilty to several gross misdemeanors involving those videos. like you said, because of the sensiti

the rest moving into arizona and utah. however there is another system lurking in the pacific. rather potent system too. this is going to be more about wind than water as it slides on through. we'll time out exactly when you can expect the strongest winds and some of them could get quite bumpy. we'll do that during the forecast in just a few minutes. >> jim: thank you for that, kifen. >>> news 3 has obtained video from inside the home of this man accused of secretly recording guests who rented out his home

you can see arizona new mexico nevada into utah and most of new mexico, we are going to be really dry in colorado for the next couple days. nice zonal pattern for us warm temperatures. back up into the 70s but by tuesday we have a dip coming through, another system so by tuesday we have slightly cooler temperatures along with chance for some showers so we'll talk more about that. right now over to ed. >> . speaking of showers here is hurricane matthew category two right now, winds 110 moving north at 12, just north of jacksonville as you see, the luck they have had as he skirted the coast is on the east side of the eye, where the strongest winds are. westside, they are less winds, but lots more moisture coming their way. that's where they are going to have flooding problems. this is where the path was. this is where it is right now. here is the projected path. all these models show a different path. but most of them are showing curving and coming back down where it's been. some of these areas maybe the bahamas and cuba could get hit a second time from the same storm. as we take a look

the last gasp light rain pushing off into utah and arizona. i don't think we have anything left in clark county and we're done as far as las vegas i now you can see the clearing in southern california. that's going to move on top of us. a lot of sunshine for saturday. next system you can see the area of low pressure, the cold front. as that spirals in it will be northern nevada that will have a chance for rain. we'll get the wind out of this and it could be quite a wind bag on sunday with sustained winds over 20 and gusts up around 40. current temperatures around the region? reno at 55. phoenix at 89. highs tomorrow low to mid-70s in southern california. northern nevada and san francisco topping out at 67. 58 sandy valley. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. overton and moapa valley 84. boulder city 79. laughlin jumping to 90. for the las vegas valley tonight we're going down to 64 degrees, rain out. skies clearing slowly. and a little breeze picks up. tomorrow five to 15. but the stronger winds expected s up and over 40 miles an hour especi

they're pouring $2 million into arizona, another million into indiana and missouri. utah and georgia, if they can expand the map, they say not only would it help if secretary clinton wins in terms of bringing some of those folks into the fold on november 9th if she wins, but again it would blunt this talk. by the way based on my conversations with democrats and republican officials, they're really concerned about this talk, and democrats are calls on republican leadership to be very forceful and denouncing it. >> you did hear from paul ryan, that was a statement that there is no rigging of an election, but at the same time he's not disavowing donald trump. he's still walking 24 very narrow path. here's what mike pence had to say on "meet the press "with chuck. >> will you accept the results of the election? >> we will absolutely accept the results of the election. look, the american people will speak in an election that will culminate on november 8th. >> so, katy tur, there's beginning to be speculation that donald trump is not going to go quietly into the night or back t

so she is going forward trying to get some of the border line red states, arizona, utah, turn them into her column forcing donald trump to spend money he doesn't have in those states in order to keep his lead there. thanks. >>> happening today, d.c.'s former police chief will be honored with a retirement party. cathy lanier retired after 26 years of service. d.c. leaders will celebrate her with a ceremony in northwest. lanier now oversees security for all 32 nfl teams and the super bowl. one issue lanier is addressing is domestic violence. the league has now reopened the investigation into new york giants kicker josh brown. involving his ex-wife. at the time, the nfl says it did not have much information and suspended brown for one game. now brown's journal entries and e-mails have come to light. in those messages, investigators claim brown admits to physically and verbally abusing his ex-wife. brown did not travel to london for this weekend's game. >>> happening today, friends and family will celebrate the life of josh hardy, the virginia boy who died after years of battling josh's fam

two weeks to go until election you and your allies are putting a lot of effort into red states, arizona, utah, georgia, mode. you're doing this and then it's neck and neck in the traditional battleground states, ohio and iowa, florida. i hear african-american turnout in north carolina is lower than it's been in the past. are you guys getting overconfident? >> i'm glad you asked that question because you're exactly right. these battleground states are called that for a reason. they are all going to be incredibly close. we don't want to get ahead of this, we're just as focused on ohio, north carolina, florida, other states as we've ever been. there's a special opportunity that popped up late in arizona where donald trump's divisive rhetoric about latinos, his shameful remark about senator john mccain and p.o.w.s has put that state into play. it's possible to win it but it's going to be razor thin there. it's an uphill climbing. we have a clear message to our supporters. >> what about turnout amongst african-americans in north carolina. in early voting i hear it's lower than where it was for oba

did she try to quell the talk of a rigged election by pushing hard into utah, georgia and arizona, sensing an opportunity for the biggest electoral victory since the last time a clinton was on the ballot? what about donald trump? his tone, if not his words, has been noticeably more reserved in the last two days. trump is seeing the same polls we are. does he try to win or lose with grace? republicans or does he even care? >> if i lose -- if i lose -- >> donald trump is delivering his closing argument, outlining plans for his first 100 days in office. while acknowledging, he may never make it to the white house. >> you know, these guys have said, doesn't matter if you win or lose, there's never been a movement like this in the history of this country. i say it matters to me whether we win or lose. >> with the senate and now even republicans are bracing themselves for the scorched earth campaign trump may run over the next 16 days. scrambling to protect vulnerable seats in any way they can. >> i will keep you in suspension. >> trump's threat that he may not accept the election results sent t

arizona a battleground state. >> it's the large mormon population. look what's happening in utah, i think it's bleeding over intoizona. >> she can win the state with 44, 45. georgia, she still needs 48 or 45. >> georgia, you're up at 6, 7 points nationally. >> we could have gone on for another three hours on this one. good stuff, good to see you. >>> we're just three hours from the start of tonight's third and final debate, the oath one being held in an actual battleground state. the all-star panel comes back with their expectations. more from las vegas right after this. >>> welcome back, tonight i'm obsessed with one of the great ironies of this election, it involves tonight's debate and two guys who could do without each other, donald trump and paul ryan. initially ryan had little use for trump and it wasn't clear he would support him. when he did endorse, it was with the enthusiasm of a mouse having to cross the path of a cat. finally, ryan more or less told his fellow republican house members, forget trump, do what you need to do to win. paul ryan shouldn't care about tonight's debate, except he better care

she's going into arizona, even hiring people in utah to take some of the red states away from trump. trump has to change the national numbers. otherwise he could get swamped in a lot of red states. >> good point because she has a lot more resources than he has. he doesn't have as many resources as john mccain or mitt romney had and she has field workers in those states. there was one point missing in trump's speech was integrating this with the republican party. he's relying on the republican infrastructure in those states, and if he could get them behind these ideas, might have a chance. >> dan, thank you all. still ahead, new accusations of pay to play at the clinton foundation as new wikileaks e-mails reveal a $12 million deal with the king of morocco. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. foundation as new wikileaks ♪ ♪ ♪ foundation as new wikileaks geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the

now we're putting into play georgia, utah, arizona, texas, they're going on tv, the hillary clinton campaign in texas. >> they are doing that. let me ask you this question. barack obama's campaign in 2012 thought about putting arizona in play. the campaign decided not to do that, because they didn't need it. that was their judgment. don't waste resources. we don't need this. the clinton campaign is not facing that same choice. do you think it's smart for them to spend resources on reach states rather than just devoting resources to the states they absolutely need to win? >> i think they'll have the research they need to get to 270. there are going to be expansion states where they're going to try to get votes. and it's not only getting votes for them, they're helping their down-ballot ticket mates as well in those states and that's going to help hillary clinton governor if she's going to pick up senate seats and house seats, but it's also forcing republicans to play defense there. the bottom line is donald trump needs to be expanding the map right now. his map is shrinking. >> all right, har

but this is now where cnn has the electoral map heading into third and final debate. arizona and utah red republican state s woob we've pulled them back from trump and put them in the toss-up column. secretary clinton above 300 electoral votes and on a path to where president obama was in his two overwhelming electoral college victories. you cannot understate the shift in this map in the debate season. hillary clinton now in excess of what she needs to win. and she's in play in north carolina, a slight lead. ohio's about a tie. and these two states, the clinton campaign is beginning to test whether utah and arizona could actually go democratic. >> all right, thank you, john. joining me now, cnn political commentator and donald trump supporter, scottie nell hughes, good morning to both of you. >> good morning, victor. >> scottie, i want to start with you. let's put up the poll of polls that has clinton ahead by eight points here, just 17 days from the election. we've heard a lot of rhetoric from donald trump about, if i lose, this will be a waste. if i lose, it's rigged. he may still b

does she try to quell the talk of a rigged election by pushing hard into red states like utah, georgia and arizona, sensing an opportunity since the last time the clinton was on the ballot. how about donald trump, his tone and his words have been more reserved. he's seeing the same polls we are. does he try to win or lose with grace? does he try to save down ballot republicans or does he even >> donald trump is delivering the closing argument. outlining plans for his first 100 days in office. while acknowledging he may never make it to the white house. >> you know, these guys have said, doesn't matter if you win or lose, there's never been a movement like this in the history of the country. it matters to me if we win or lose. >> with the senate an even the house in the balance,

into the pacific northwest. it will pass to northern california, idaho, clipped utah and colorado . but it will miss arizona altogether. we will get some breezes across the state and maybe a high clouds or two but that is about it. we w the next few days. i didn't want to show you the pollen count. it will be getting high later in the week so be sure to stock up on allergy medication. 91 for the high tomorrow, 92 on wednesday. 94 on thursday and friday. the weekend is looking nice and sunny. >>> and now it's time for sports. , for long as i am here, is to win a championship in arizona. that is why we do what we do. >> so there you have it. 40-year-old mike hazen is the new general manager of your arizona diamondbacks. he is married and a father of four young boys. he was very impressive in the way he answered questions and presented himself. but the big question is, did the diamondbacks get it right? hired [ indiscernible ] away. i don't know much about mike hazen but the diamondbacks have gone through for general managers. win, lose or draw they need to stick with mike hazen and give him more than five-yea

does she try to quell the talk of a rigged election by pushing hard into red states like utah, georgia and arizona, sensing an opportunity since the last time the clinton was on the ballot. how about donald trump, his tone and his words have been more reserved. he's seeing the same polls we are. does he try to win or lose with grace? does he trto save down ballot republicans or does he even care? >> donald trump is delivering the closing argument. outlining plans for his first 100 days in office. while acknowledging he may never make it to the white house. >> you know, these guys have said, doesn't matter if you win or lose, there's never been a movement like this in the history of the country. it matters to me if we win or lose. >> with the senate an even the house in the balance, earth campaign trump may run over the next 16 days. scrambling to protect vulnerable seats in any way they can. >> i'll each you in suspense. >> the unprecedented threat he may not accept the election results sent the party into a tail spin. republicans rushed to condemn trump. >> i don't believe in -- that there's a ri

arizona all the way up through nevada. utah, most of california, but that storm track continuing to pump that rain into northern california there. portions of oregon. and, even washington. but it is staying awikileaks from us. because we have this ridge kind of protecting us. and, while it does that, it will also heat us up here the next few days but eventually, it starts to slide to the east and we open ourselves up fo from the west. that will cool us down in time for the weekend and the halloween holiday. across arizona, 49 prescott. 58 payson. your high is 80. 81 for sedona. prescott, 78 tomorrow with a lot of sunshine. 94 in casa grande. and 95 for the high in gila bend. there's a look at the seven day forecast. we get close to 100 there on thursday. that is what i was talking about. the record high temperatures. friday, 93. we start to cool down ian more. and we finally dip into the 80s by next tuesday. >>> an arizona rubix cube probe going viral after taking on a new feat. >> tomorrow only on 12news at 10:00, the phoenix sun season is starting and all eyes are on 19-year-old devin booker. >> it is the pressure i lik

she's running lectures 20 points down saying that the expansion into states like utah and arizona givese has some problems. >> we hear from a lot of trump folks while the other side is getting cocky trying to look like they're running up the electoral vote and running out the clock but that could come back to hurt them. what do you think? >> i couldn't agree more. those quite a geography lesson we had. the other thing we have to factor in us a lot of trump supporters are almost closeted by the bullying hillary clinton fans. i don't know how accurate these polls i appeared donald trump might really be a lot closer than some rethinking on the polls keep changing day in and day out. the key battleground state with not only has very good, he's out there hitting the ground on the regular daily basis where hillary clinton is not showing up. >> whatever your views are neither candidate when you more or less try to build a consensus in the starts in the media that hillary clinton is the only decision how big is the victory. does that hurt turn out not only for donald trump and frustrated suppor

utah and in fact widespread shower activity there. northern arizona and same situation. and from the northwest coast of california up into portland and seattle it will be some rain. meanwhile midwest is beautiful today. chicago 55 with sunshine. kansas city, sunny high 65 degrees there. not bad on the east coast there. 50s and 60s from dc up to boston and all the major airports in the country are in good shape right now. let's get a check on the morning -- out to the airport this morning now is a good time to do that. nice and wide open on i-70. on the elevated portion of highway out past i-270 should be a great drive for you inbound along pena boulevard as well. both directions along i-70 we've got speeds into the 60s right now. and the a. line running on time alan. >>> thank you very much. right now 5:25. a man in an aurora neighborhood says the stranger walked into his home. >> yeah this happened before the man was shot and killed yesterday afternoon. why of self-defense. >> let's give you a live picture this morning at mile high because we have a huge game tonight. can they come back against the texans? we're looking

back into pennsylvania, or say, can we get utah? can we get arizona?urrogates, like michelle obama go in there, but that's an excellent point amy raises. she's not wanting to go in, a -- go into the white house with a narrow victory with donald trump saying the election is rigged. a few votes here, there, north carolina could have gone the other way. delivers this resounding victory, carries in with her a senate majority can at least have legislative mandate to put forward on something. still difficult. margins of congress very narrow. bipartisan support but help her tremendously. that's why he is pushing into the red states and why obama is campaigning for people like patrick murphy in florida. >> and georgia maybe, but even there, spending money in texas just to get people to vote, not going to win texas, but get a lot of votes there, then the popular vote margin might be different in terms of -- >> moral argument. >> math argument, but moral argument to republicans you got spanked. not just your candidate, your party repudiated. the question, though

arizona, utah, georgia or texas turning blue. john king is at the magic wall with the map. break it down for us, john. >> this shows heading intohird debate the enormity of the task for donald trump. our new cnn electoral map has secretary clinton at 307. it takes 270 to win. we have her now -- sorry. that's from me moving. it's a sensitive map. has her at 307. donald trump falling to 179. he has a lot to change on this map. if you look at it now, even if donald trump won all four of the remaining tossup states. utah, arizona, ohio and north carolina, it's not enough. even if he wins the tossup states, it's not enough. he has a fundamental problem. he has yet to turn anything blue from the obama victories red for donald trump. his hill is much steeper now. heading into the first debate, we still had secretary clinton ahead but donald trump was in play. leading her in ohio, north carolina, florida and closing in pennsylvania, closing in michigan, closing in virginia and colorado. but, as we wait for the third debate tonight, you see the numbers. she is well on her way. and she is leading in north carolina, competitive in ohio, c

in into northern arizona from places in nevada and also utah. that's not going to make it down here in the valley. as a matter of fact, i think most of that is burning off too. not seeing any rain from that but winds are picking up as i mentioned this morning. talking about the wind advisory now in mohabe county and that's not expiring until tomorrow morning. that north west pocket is seeing high winds but also northern arizona too. level six so burn times around half an hour. air quality in the good range. let's talk about monday night football against the jets. 88 degrees for the 5:30 kickoff. 88 for the first quarter and 85 by the second kwarlter and third quarter up to 80 degrees and 77 by the fourth quarter. nice and clear, great evening and you don't have to bundle up. it will be nice out there. mostly sunny and as i mentioned, this is a great day to go outside and wash the car and do the honey do list. staying in the 90s for this entire forecast. no chances of rain but windy conditions thursday into friday. highs in the east and west vall

into toss-up states. early voting results showing that two in particular, talking about arizona and utah, are looking relativelyraordinary. 1234 i isn't it? >> it is. and toss-ups for different reasons. utah is because, utah is largely mormon. that is not trump territory. not at all, and the mormon republicans that were already onboard with donald trump pretty much left in a mass exodus after the tape came out of him saying what he said on "access hollywood." that combined with the fact that there's a third-party candidate there, evan mcmullin, who is a mormon himself, who has been running hard there, that the clinton campaign thinks he actually could win that state and rob those electoral votes from donald trump, and then if you look at arizona, there's a different reason, that it is perhaps competitive. the fact that michelle obama was sent there yesterday tells you everything you need to know. the main reason there is because of the demographic changes. it is a growing hispanic population there. and a lot of young people, also, and older people for that matter, but the democrats think that it is more ripe de

utah. arizona. all of them have been moved out of donald trump's column and into the toss-up column. meanwhile, new hampshire, north carolina, those are hillary clinton's now. what's causing this shift? for one, democrats and republicans agree on at least one thing. both sides insist america is at a moment of reckoning and the candidates and party leaders offering the starkest contrast to date. >> imagine how you'll feel if you stayed home or if you didn't do everything possible to elect hillary. >> don't act like this started with donald trump. i mean, he did take it to a whole new level. >> i know it's a campaign, but this isn't about politics. it's about basic human de seced. >> he didn't come out of nowhere. that's why we have to win this electi election. >> no one deserves the kind of abuse. >> also this morning, donald trump promising to release evidence today, perhaps in a few hours, disproving those reports by seven women alleging inappropriate contact. >> the claims are preposterous and defied common sense and logic. i will not allow the clinton machine to turn our campaign

they're also putting a million into indiana, missouri, looking at utah and georgia. the question is will they visit a state like arizona, so we'll have to see, but this speaks to that two-prong strategy, hallie, trying to have a convincing win, but also blunt that talk, so peter, flip side it then. how concerned should downballot republicans be, and -- what trump is doing could end up hurting them where there are they vulnerable senators competing? >> yeah, it's a significant concern, in states like where we are right now. this is home to the republican senator ron johnson. he's potential vulnerable in his race coming up against the democr russ feingold. think about pat toomey in pennsylvania, marco rubio, these are all republican candidates downballot who need to outperform, to over-perform donald trump on the ticket. he's down in all of those states right now. in order to win they'll need to do better than they does. what it does, in fact this idea of a rigged system, which may fuel some of the doubts within some of the people in his base, for a lot of other republicans, it serves as a divisive issue within the party

just to get to 270, she is now on the offense, going into a state like arizona where she shouldn't be doing so but there's a chance there, and utah, donald trump is back on his heels. in texas, which will very likely go republican anyway, he should be winning by a wider margin. he's now playing defense in states that he should be not having to worry about. that is his biggest problem. >> let's talk about the state of ohio, because both candidates are going to go there. i think hillary clinton is going there tomorrow. donald trump is going there today. so that's a state that's very much still for trump. so what happens now in light of the debate last night? >> well, listen, i think ohio is one of these states where they will battle it out all the way through the next 19 days. they are going to fight for every vote there. i have no doubt. we have seen one of trump's strongholds among the battlegrounds. it has not gone the way of other battleground states right now which is a good sign for donald trump. it's why we see him there for the first appearance after the debate. you said how will the debate play out? if you are a die-hard d

in play to get into the 260 es and make a play for the race. look at it now. taken utah and arizona. turned from red states to toss-up states because polling in those states suggest they're in play. utah, hillary clinton leads in arizona, leaned this state, nevada, with a toss-up, first debate. now leaning democratic. north carolina, now florida, i mean, excuse me, now leans democratic. north carolina still a toss-up, latest polls show clinton slightly ahead. she's on track, wolf, right now heading into the third debate to match or exceeded 332 that president obama received in his overwhelming win against mitt romney. back to close with this. the map state by state is overwhelming, but think about what you said at the top of the show. a nine-point national lead. unheard of in recent american polarized presidential politic. the obama/romney race on this day of the third debate -- tied. tied. nine-point national lead is remarkable in this environment we've lived. >> thanks. >>> hillary clinton heads into tonight's debate leading nationally as well as in key battleground states. so wha

into from the new survey out today. take a look at the battleground map. we have states like arizona, georgia, utah.ll of them toss-ups. just today a new georgia poll shows trump with a two-point lead within the margin of error. we have a special treat. john lipinski. we typically lock him in a bunker on election night. we let him out 18 days prior to chat about this. take a look at the new survey. shows something interesting when you ask whether people would accept the results of the election when you look at the republican folks surveyed. tell us what stood out when you examine the numbers of how people said they feel about the results of november 8. >> thanks for having me, letting me out of my home. the most striking number is first of all, she won the third debate. donald trump needed a good debate. she won all three. she really performed extremely well. she was near double digits in the third. if there was ground to be gained by trump he certainly didn't do it, i think, in the third debate. what's perhaps more interesting is this question of whether or not essentially people would accept the r

look at these colors and these numbers, florida, arizona, ohio, utah, vital states and the gop leading in the early voting stats. how much do you read intoou really can't read that much into the numbers at all. even though you're looking at which party registered voters are voting, you don't know who they voted for. you won't know that until election day. there could be crossover voting. also big questions of the independent voters. which ones are they voting for. the biggest number of voters are independent voters. whichever the registered party voters are going for isn't that much of an indicator in the elections. >> in fact, let's look at the screen one more time, showing where the gop is leading and where the dems are leading in this early voting. brian, when you see for the dems, colorado, iowa, nevada, north carolina, swing state of, you know, north carolina, what does this tell you about the potential strategy of a hillary clinton? >> well, it shows that, you know, she is trying to bolster her turnout in the states where she's not getting after that early lead. that's why she is in florida today. fred, you've heard both of the can

arizona or georgia, forget everything else. election is over. you've gone deeply into red territory. the thing that's also happening in arizona, i think, it's a bleed over of what we see in utaha specific problem with mormon voters for donald trump. it's why evan mcmullin could actually win out in utah. arizona has -- it's not anywhere near the size the utah but arizona has a mormon population so it puts her in the game. i think trump is losing ground with mormon voters in arizona and that's making a difference. >> and they vote in huge numbers. >> this is starting to feel like 2008 perhaps? where indiana starts slipping away. >> obama won in 2008 was that congressional district, the omaha district in nebraska, that may be in play right now. he got it up to 365. i think right now if you took what obama got in 2008, 332. if you're hillary clinton could you add 30 to that right now? only state right now, only obama state right now i could confidently say that clinton is not going to carry is iowa. i think she's going to lose iowa. >> so it's important for us, as we're talking this way and talking yerd, even some this morning like this race is over, it's october 21st. ee have 19