"the arizona republic" has endorsed the first democratic nominee for president in the paper's history. team 12's bryan west has the details... and emma we are talking since the republic started being printed 120 years ago. the republic last night throwing its support behind hillary clinton. in the article the paper syas "the 2016 republican candidate is not ns not qualified. that's why for the time in our history, the arizona republic will support a democrat for president.the article goes on to say that with her record as first lady, senator and secretary of state she has the intelligene and perspective to lead the nation. it also states that trump hasn't even let the american people scrutinize his tax returns and says her flaws - including using a private email server - still pale in comparison to his.back when the paper was published in the years the republic's endorsement has influenced voters in the presidential election. we will see what impact this will bring to arizona and how voters will respond in november.you can read more about the decision in this morning's paper.bryan wes

there was also plenty of support for the arizona republic. person wrote, who in their right mind can support someone >> to help inform readers. >> reporter: we asked that patents if the clinton endorsement changes arizona's reputation across the country. >> they will say it's a mainstream newspaper. i think that is kind of how it will be viewed. middle ticket changes, you don't change the impression of a state based on one newspaper's editorial. >> reporter the cincinnati inquirer in dallas morning news have also endorsed hillary clinton. the dallas morning news received pushback, no indication whether the same thing will happen here. >>> today clinton joined an old rival to boost her support among millennials. she was in one -- she was for the future of our country. it is imperative that we elect hillary clinton as a next resident. >> the millennial vote could make the difference. to recent polls found nearly 1/3 of voters under the age of 30 plan to vote for a 3rd party candidate. >>> donald trump is focusing on midwestern states. polls sho

a: tba and this morning - an historic moment for the arizona republic. it is backing a democratic presidential candidate for the the first time in history. the tradtionally conservative editorial board came out in support of hillary the paper has been around for 126 years and this is the first time.. it has endorsed a democrat for president. when asked why -- the editorial board said they believe donald trump is not a conservative and not qualified for the job. they believe clinton has more experience and a better temperment when it comes to the challenges facing our country. phoenix police -involved in another deadly shooting.we are live with the latest on that.. in five minutes. and one very disturbing story about cameras, and phoenix police - investigating another officer involved shooting in the department.we are live with the details on this...nearly a dozen school threats across the valley.the latest on that story as well.. and if your day is planned out by what your zodiac sign says...then we are sorry to shake things up.but don't blame us...why n

>>reporter: the arizona republic's editorial board it begs the question, will arizona turn blue? after a debate the candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard and donald trump will visit the grand canyon state, this time prescott valley.>> hopefully people can get questions answered. >>reporter: harry speicher is the general manager. >> we are excited with party.>>reporter: this valley han stronghold, trump night be here to rally his base. this comes on the heels of historic endorsement from the arizona republic for the first time in 126 year history, it's editorial board is telling its support behind hillary clinton.>> they view trump is not being qualified, someone who has a past the commander-in- >>reporter: there's been talk of arizona turn blue, that hasn't happened since secretary clinton's husband took the state and 96. supporters like gary have seen a roller coaster of an election season and have to wait and see. >> yes it's close. there has been talk, i also know from my standpoint, i look more at >>reporter: donald trump will appear at the prescott event center next

the conservative arizona republic board supports hillary clinton. since the first time in its history, back to 1890. the reason behind the shift. republican traditionally has a deep appreciation for conservative ideals, this is a huge statement that's going national. tonight, now as for why the editorial board is supporting her. they think donald trump is not a conservative and not qualified. the board believes the challenges here in our country need a steady hand and a cool head and they don't think he's the temperament and experience that he lacks. the board acknowledges she has flaws and made mistakes but believe that she's the super choice. >> one other note, the republican cites our diverse population and he's a recipe chicago tomorrow and clinton flies to new hampshire to campaign for the second time with bernie sanders. hoping he can persuade his young followers to vote for her. >> happening tomorrow, the former miss universe, whose name was brought up last night is speaking out. >> in an interview tomorrow on the "today show," she tells nata

. >>> donald trump taking to twitter, trashing the arizona republic after the paper endorses a democrat for the first time ever. >>> a gruesome discovery in phoenix. human remains and what police think it could be connected to. >>> a man hopped a asked a little girl to do terrible things. the creep that all parents need to be on the lookout for. >> i'm danielle lerner. >> and i'm justin pazera. >> the first thing to talk about is donald trump. >> striking back against the arizona republic for endorsing hillary clinton. he sent out a tweet saying that people are really smart in canceling subscriptions to the clinton the first democrat to get the paper's support in history. >>> crime scene tape wrapping around this qt at union hills. phoenix police tell us two guys were in the car. e range. a few hours later, police think the suspect is hiding in this apartment complex. they start evacuating nearby neighbors, even using a squad car as a barrier to get our abc15 photographer out of harm's way. that suspect was not there. and police found drugs inside the parked car. we're not sure if that'

the arizona republic is backing a democratic presidential candidate. the traditional conservative board came out in full support of hillary clinton 24 hours after the first presidential debate. this paper has been around for 126 years and it is the first time it has endorsed a democrat for president. when asked why, the editorial board said they believe donald trump is not conservative and i believe clinton has more experience and better temperament when it comes to the challenges facing our country. >>> were staying political because pop star katy perry really really wants you to get out and vote this election. she hooked up with the gang at funny or die to encourage you to get to the polls and wear the birthday suit. >> in the name of democracy, and he just out of bed look is okay. a child onesie, that free xl t- shirt you got from your bank. did i mention the hunk in the kids briefs? or if you are like me, i sleep naked. yep, let those babies lose& >> that that man. that's enough of that. >> i read naked. >> did you read it? or did you briefly scan

the arizona republic -- one of the most popular >>> shockwaves from a traditionally red state.e arizona republic, one of the most popular conservative newspapers in arizona is endorsing hillary clinton. that paper hasn't endorsed a democrat for president in 126 years. >> and another one of the nation's most red newspapers choosing sides in the presidential race. for the first time in its 34-year history, "usa today" is declaring trump unfit,er rad dick and unfit for president. donald trump claiming hillary clinton and the faib investigation into her private e-mails -- >> they gave so much immunity, there was nobody left to talk to. there was nobody left except hillary. they probably gave her immunity, too? yeah, she got immunity. >> hillary clinton answered back with her own attacks seizing on a "newsweek" report that trump's company violated the u.s. ban with doing business with cuba in the 19 '60s. >> he puts his personal and business interests ahead of the laws and the values and the policies of the united states of america. >> today clinton has two events in florida. trump

arizona republic is a big newspaper. it's been a republican newspaper from the beginning. it used to be called the arizona republican because it was a republican newspaper. they changed it a number of years ago to the arizona republic. for the first time in the history of that newspaper, they endorsed hillary clinton yesterday. i listened to the editor of that newspaper on the public radio this morning in some detail. we're a republican newspaper. but we had no choice. one is a flawed candidate. and we think hillary clinton will be better for the country than this flawed candidate. the legacy that the republicans have done during their two years of running the senate is not one they should be proud of. senator schumer? senator schumer: thank you, senator reid. and i couldn't agree more. this republican senate has been a flop. rather than staying in washington to do the people's business, republicans are racing home to try and convince the voters that the republican senate worked for them. they're going to be selling it but the voters won't be buying it. they won't buy it fo

. >>> for the first time in its 126-year history, the arizona republic endorses a democrat for president. this is on the heels of the dallas morning news also breaking a trend. solid red states going for hillary. at least their papers. and later donald trump repeats his calls for the return of the controversial stop and frisk police tactic. he says he would use it just in chicago to reduce crime. coming up, i'll get new reaction live from the new york young man who brought this case to court. where it was ruled unconstitutional. wait until you hear what he has to say. we're back after a break. ♪ tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto® was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto®. it can cause harm or death

the arizona republic and the dallas morning news are recent publications that have rejected trump. in his tweet today.. he praised his supporters for canceling their subscriptions calling them quote "smart." libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson gets his second newspaper endorsement in two days.the chicago tribune announced today its "experienced." the detroit news endorsed the former new mexico governor on thursday admitting that backing him is "the longest of long shots. not even doctors orders will keep one milwaukee man, from coaching his players.carole meekins is in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... thanks charles and shannon he's more than just a coach, he's a father figure for thousands of young athletes.. tonight.. we follow him, as he fights through cancer, while youth..that's coming up on live at 5... coming up-- looking toward the holidays. the company that's already announced it's closing on thanksgiving day. and a cold cup of joe. dunkin donuts partnering with coca cola. when you can get your hands on z24qoz zvpz y24qoy yvpy workers: he campaigned a

she picked up the endorsement of the arizona republic which notes is historic. since arizona republic pebegan publication we never endorsed a democrat over a republican for president. never say never. a republican who chaired the committee john warner. he praised her for her home work and studying throughout her life. >> when i go in to a boot and cast a vote for the clinton- kaine. that is a solid base to which you can refer and have the confidence to say that candidate is one that is fit. hillary clinton left her chappaqua home and landing in battleground new hampshire shortly. john? >> mike. thank you. >>> and back to it washington d.c., the fbi director james comey testifying before the house judary committee about the immountainity given to aides in the hillary clinton investigation. >> reporter: three hours of testimony concluded here on capitol hill. two months republicans privately voiced concern about the integrity of the fbi investigation and the fbi director's leadership and if there were special rule and today those concerns spilled out in the open.

and the arizona republic newspaper is endorsing clinton as well... the first time the paper has endorsed a democratic a government shutdown is fast approaching... an impasse in the senate means it could come by the end of this week. democrats want progress on legislation to fight the zika virus and help flood-torn louisiana. they're also hoping republicans will be willing to add money to help with the water crisis in flint, michigan. if there's no vote on the flint issue - stopgap spending bill. republican say - flint shold be handled in a seperate meaure. today, president obama will meet with those who fight for our country. the commander in chief will be in fort lee virginia for a town hall meeting. he is expected to discuss issues like veterans, national security and foreign policy. the president will also take questions from active service members and veterans in the audience. vice president joe biden is dabbling in a new career.. for tonight at least. he will be making an appearance on special victims unit. but he won't have to do that much acti

the arizona republic poll found clinton ahead of trump. the poll found the 70 sent -- 70% negative view of hispanics in our state. he appointed 14 new county chairpersons. this county leaders were rally for support for trump in the general election. both candidates answering questions about national security tonight. clinton spoke first at the forum which started a little more than one hour ago. she slammed trump for not supporting the military. >> his whole campaign has been one >> clinton also attack trump's foreign-policy. she says it will make america less safe. >>> the biggest piece of evidence working was i had put it on facebook our he had been behind my car and seen it and it. >> this mother turned her car into a mobile billboard. she is in need of a kidney transplant. the creative steps taken to save her life.>> there is thousand people across the state in need of a kidney. the average wait time for a transplant is 5 to 7 years. it explains why woman decided to get a little creative to help >> she was born with a life- threatening

also this morning, clinton is receiving a pretty surprising endorsement from the arizona republic.he paper wrote we understand trump's candidacy tapped a deep discontent among those who felt behind by a changed economy and shifting demographics. their concerns deserve to be discussed with respect. trump hasn't done that he has merely pandered. instead of offering solution, he hangs scapegoats like pinatas and invites people to take a twinge. this is hillary clinton's opportunity. she can reach out to those who feel left behind. and as for hillary clinton, in a cnn poll calling her debate a victory. >> i'm going to leave it to the fact-checkers to go through all of donald trump's claims. there was a lot of work for fact-checkers last night. when i confronted him about why he won't release his tax returns, i said, maybe he paid zero, he said that makes him smart. if thought paying taxes makes him smart is, what does that make all the rest of us? >> nielsen said about 84 million people watched the debate at home on traditional television. add to that the millions more who watched at a

also this morning, hillary clinton has received a surprising endorsement from the arizona republic which has never in 26 years backed a democrat. the paper wrote we understand the discontent among those who feel left behind by a changed economy and shifting demographics. their concerns deserve to be discussed with respect. ironically, trump hasn't done that. hays merely pandered instead of offering solutions he hangs scapegoats like pinatas and invites people to take a swing. this is hillary clinton's opportunity. she can reach out to those who feel left behind." you can consider whether or not or paper endorsements matter anymore, but this goes clinton's way. clinton is back on the campaign trail. she's very excited about what the campaign and cnn poll found to be a debate victory. >> i'm going to leave it to the fact-checkers to go through all of donald trump's claims. there was a lot of work for fact-checkers last night. when i confronted him with the reasons why he won't release his tax returns. and i got to that point where i said maybe he's paid zero. he said that makes him smart.

for the 1st time in its 126 year history the arizona republic is endorsing a democrat. this is angered a lot of readers. other newspapers got a lot of pushback like protests and canceled subscriptions. >> in the eyes of conservatives they will say it's a left- leaning mainstream newspaper. that will always be opposed to donald trump i think that is you don't change of the impression of the state based on one newspapers editorial. >> the newspaper said trump is simply not qualified and clinton has her flaws but she has the experience. >>> careful who you google. search celebrities can infect your computer. amy shuler dropped -- topped the list, if you search for her you have landing on the website that has viruses or malware. justin bieber, carson daly round out the top 3. >>> concerns over contraception. the possible link between birth control and contraception. >>> she may be the perfect neighbor. one person you want to live next to. we will introduce you to the 89- year-old valley woman who's been named one of the best neighbors in the country. >> that is nice. >>> a

it's the first time he has ever endorsed a democrat, but the arizona republic newspaper for the first time since its founding in 1890 endorsed a democrat for president today. the editorial blasting trump writing trump responds to criticism with verbal pit wads that is beneath our national dignity as the latest polls are a dead heat in arizona. leading only by one point there. joining me now is the radio host of morning news on ktar news. jim sharp is with us. nice to see you again. the arizona republic has a dope appreciation of conservative and republican principals, this year was different. does it reflect what you are hearing for voters on your call in on your show? >> it does in a way. this is a non-endorsement of donald trump. here's the big endorsement. there is a couple different things going on. i don't think there is relevant because this is about as relevant to millennials as a cassette walkman. it does have an influential website and part of a network of newspapers. why it does matter is because it's so close here in arizona. a couple points difference in the polls. these a

former republican senator john warner and the arizona republic editorial board... who hasn't endorsed a democrat since they were founded in 1890. now to california - where tensions are high after police the shooting is prompting major protests but things are staying calm. now police say they're hearing conflicting witness statements. scripps national correspondent todd walker joins us from the scene -- todd el cajon police and witnesses to yesterday's shooting offer very different accounts of what happened.. either way people here are angry this situation has happened again. yesterday afternoon police arrived at this parking lot to reports of a man acting erratically.. even walking into traffic. police say 30 year old alfred olango refused multiple demands pockets.. when he did police say it was an object that he was holding with both hands and he was on a shooting stance. one officer pulled out a taser.. police haven't said what the object was. meanwhile witnesses say the man had mental health problems.. and may have just suffered a seizure.. reports say his siste

the top of the front page right above your local dolphin theme park news, it was this in the "arizona republic." a historic endorsement. quote, hillary clinton is the first democratic presidential candidate the arizona public editorial board has backed in its 126-year history. she has the temperament, experience, and judgment to lead. 126 years. arizona republic has existed since 1890. they have never before in their existence endorsed a democrat. and for the record, newspaper endorsements do not tell us who is going to win the election. honestly, we don't even know if they sway people's views. they are, however, giving us a fascinating survey of the newspaper editorial boards across the country this year. it has been stunning to see republican papers and conservative papers go blue for the first time in a half century or a century or the first time in their entire existence. what is more stunning than that is what has been happening on the flip side. because these are the newspaper endorsements donald trump has received so far this year. also unprecedented. this is not a production error on o

the arizona republic announces presidential endorsement and breaks away from 126 years of tradition with its choice. the west valley. >>> this is cbs 5 news. >>> good afternoon everybody. this is yetta gibson. with a lot of stuff going on in we have this breaking news out of town bill, south carolina. there is a report of a possible shooting of an elementary school. this is a live picture of the scene. it was a massive police response and presence there for what police have called an emergency situation. here is what we know at this hour. there hurt including one child. that one person is in custody for the shooting. otherwise, there is no other information about what is happening here. we will keep you posted as we learned more of what is going on out of town bill, south carolina. back in the valley, firefighters say that a five- year-old boy has died from a gunshot wound. we are live in avondale with more on this. my, what has happened? >> -- >> reporter: this is a this avondale apartment complex this morning. as you say, a five-year-old boy has been shot and killed. avondale police sa

implications in mexico will be bad for his party. >> ifill: ambassador roger noriega and dan nowicki, arizona republic you very much.yo >> thanks. >> ifill: online, we take: another look at the stakes behind donald trump's immigration speech in arizona tonight.iz and you can watch a stream of that speech on our homepage, www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: perhaps the most repeated theme in presidential candidate donald trump's t campaign is building a bigger, better, border wall. currently, a fence runs along 652 miles of the almost 2,000s mile border and many residents on both sides doubt a new wall is a solution to the problems they face. special correspondent angelapo kocherga with arizona pbs' cronkite news reports fromre nogales. >> reporter: every evening, melissa biskofsky and her dog take a walk. >> i love my walks and my dog loves them too. >> reporter: her favorite route runs along the border fence in arizona.r: >> the fence, yes, there is a i fence, but i say to hello to everybody on the other side ofon the fence. >> muchas gracias senora. >> we're going to hav a wall. >> reporter: with

that's according to a new poll from the "arizona republic" and arizona state university. the survey finds hillary clinton ahead of donald trump 35 to 33 1/2% with nearly 23% of arizonans undecided. arizona has voted republican in every election since 1952 except for by bill clinton. >>> the poll also asked voters about proposition 205. that is the one that would legalize marijuana. recreational use of marijuana by people 21 years and older. as you can see here 50% of people favored the measure. 39% are against it and 10% said they don't know. >> and one other proposition question was on there. proposition 206. it's a measure to raise the to $10 and then $12 per hour by 2020. that has greater support with 61% of people voting in favor of that proposition and just 31% saying they are against. >>> the wife of democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine is campaigning in the valley today. and took part in a veteran's round table and hosted a round table called latinas for hillary at fair trade coffee and t national headquarters taking part in a women for hillary phone bank

this comes as arizona's largest newspaper, "the arizona republic," has endorsed hillary clinton, marking the paper's first time ever endorsing a democratic candidate for president. the editorial board wrote -- "since the arizona republic began publication in 1890, we have never endorsed a democrat over a republican for president. never. this year is different." police in the san diego, california suburb of el cajon shot and killed in unarmed african-american man tuesday after his sister called 911 to report her brother was having a mental health emergency. eyewitnesses said the 30-year-old was holding his hands up when he was tased by one of the police officers. and then fired upon five times by another officer. in a dramatic video posted to facebook, a woman begins filming moments after alfred's shot dead. in the background, his sisters are tearfully confronting police officers over the death of her brother. >> why couldn't you tase him? why? why? why? why couldn't you tase him? you got shot him. amy: the police chief acknowledged it took officers 50 minutes to respond to the 911 call o

the arizona republic reports into cases it the drivers were manually operating and no one was hurt. in the third case is self driving lexus was rear ended by a suspected drunk driver. one passenger in the google car had a concussion, google is testing 24 of its cars in the phoenix suburbs. >>> a warning tonight at an east bay high school. it person is diagnosed with an infectious disease. the emergency meeting that's now underway. >>> the raiders and the 49ers tonight. >>> new developments from the cal campus after a course on the history of palestine. >>> a meeting is getting underway at skyline high school where a person is been diagnosed with tuberculosis. the oakland unified school district plans to brief parents. we don't know whether the person is a student or staff member. they say they are working to identify anyone who may have been in contact with that person. they say anyone exposed will be offered free testing and follow- up checks. we have a reporter at that meeting and we will have more on tonight's 10:00 news.>>> san diego state mourns the death of a student during a

his comments prompted the arizona republic to endorse hillary clinton. it's the first time the paper has ever backed a democrat for president, saying "trump's long history of objectifying women and his demeaning comments about women during the campaign are not just good-old-boy gaffes. they are evidence of deep character flaws." weijia jiang, cbs news, the white house. congested during his speech in chicago... in fact his sniffling went viral on twitter. cbs news reached out to the trump campaign to ask if he is ill. the campaign has not yet responded./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters... stay up to date on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((christianne klein)) >>> fbi director james comey testified before the house judiciary committee on fbi oversight earlier today. this sitdown ranged from background checks for gun purchases-- and even voter hacking concerns. comey says the fbi has a very low error rate, but could improve background checks when it comes to allowing people to purchase fi

the arizona republic is not backing down from death threats over its presidential endorsement. we told you backing hillary clinton. just a few minutes -- a national newspaper takes a presidential side and it's an editorial you won't want to miss. >>> and phoenix, the city of phoenix sending a stern letter demanding trump stop airing an ad that they claim uses whether copyright infringement applies in this case. >>> this weekend gary johnson will be in town holding a rally at phoenix airport marriott. and donald trump will make his 6th stop in arizona. and tim kaine will be here a week from tomorrow but the details of his schedule are not quite final yet, chris. >>> a 34-year-old mother is de a begins as to why. the ntsb is investigating the hoboken, new jersey, crash. we brought it to you as breaking news yesterday. the mother who died had debris crash that fell on her. investigators now have to figure out how fast the train was going. him out of practice but not out of legal woes. the morris brothers face aggravated assault charges, accused of attacking a man who was texting t

the arizona republic does something it never has before -- endorse a democrat. and k might actually want to be at.. why this 6-year-old asked for a drake-themed birthday.. that's in the morning juice. ???adlib welcome it was a dusty evening.. and pretty hazy night around the valley.. this after the national weather service issued a blowing dust advisory for the phoenix area.

. >>> for the first time in the paper's history, the arizona republic has endorsed a democrat for president. >> that move making national headlines. the paper started in 1890 and in the 126 years of existence, they have always backed the gop nominee. that changed when the editorial board clinton, saying she is the only candidate to move america forward. >> last night's presidential debate didn't do much when it came to trump got -- trump garnering flake's support. he called trump's performance poor and says the microphone, that is as close as you can get to conceding you had a bad night. >>> the race for maricopa >> it was released by sheriff arpaio's campaign claiming paul patton zone assaulted his ex- wife and she had to go to court to get an order of protection. paul patton zone says he will sue arpaio -- paul he will sue arpaio. they are not concerned about a lawsuit because of court records. >>> let's get a look at your forecast. we have 70 planner in the first 10 minutes. some showers to the north three areas of sedona, flagstaff, ash fork and areas of winslow. interstate 40 looking w

many arizona ans were in times square that day including robert who investigates issues at the arizona republic. he and his wife talked before about having breakfast at the world trade center but overslept. he saw what we all saw on tv. as a reporter he wanted to cover the story so he grabbed a cab and headed towards the towers through smoke and billowing ash. fares streaming down his -- who had tears streaming down his cheeks. >> i start running towards the world trade center and the first building fell down. there were things that happened and some of them will stay in my mind forever. i saw people coming out of the building, falling on the ground. i heard the sounds of the thuds of bodies. >> the father of three says the pulled him aside begging for help. telling him his wife was on the 10 ist floor of the first tour to collapse. you can hear more on sunday aon 12 news at 10:00 . . -- sunday on 12 news at 10:00. the tempe park will have a ceremony at 8:46 in the morning. >>> the arizona cardinals and will be honoring the 9/11 victims before every game this sunday as well. you're going see th

and the editorial board of the arizona republic which hasn't endorsed a democrat until now. local culinary union members are calling on the public to boycott donald trump's businesses nationwide because he's not negotiating a contract with las vegas hotel workers. the union has staged a number of protests outside trump hour less than workers at hotels on the strip. 13 action news is digging for answers tonight..... to help protect children.... at a dangerous intersection..... on their walk to school! it's the intersection.... of west cliff and buffalo... the same spot..... where devon daigle was hit by a car..... two weeks ago.... as he returned to school... for the first time. "i'm just glad the car wasn't going, super super f could have died." "i've seen kids get almost hit a couple of times." "i think that really they need to have a crossing guard or some kind of better light system there." we reached out to metro who says... a private company is in charge..... of staffing crossing guards. but late tonight.... all city management services..... called us back... and... poi

and joyce says the "arizona republic" should talk to their subscribers. they do not know what they are talking about and i am canceling my subscription. we didn't kind of cherry pick this. we got a lot of this reaction. we would love to hear from you. post your comments on our facebook page and while you are there give us a like. >> and some live pictures right where donald trump is speaking at a rally right now. we were streaming this speech live on fox news now on our facebook page and again donald trump will be in prescott valley for another campaign rally on tuesday october 4. >>> in tonight's business watch, three u.s. senators are asking for an investigation into epipen maker mylan. they sent a letter to the justice department. looking into the launch of a generic version of the epipen. the senators believe the company may be that change. mylan came under fire earlier this year for the skyrocketing price of the epipen. >>> blackberry is no longer making phones. the cell phone maker has been struggling for years as users ditch their blackberries for

that is according to the arizona republic. nearly 30% failed last year. failures resulted from cracks or rotten tires blocking emergency exits an unsecured seats. roosevelt elementary school district in south phoenix had the highest inspection failure rate in the entire county. made an extended stop in phoenix. it was san francisco julyed to land at sky harbor, but it had a little problem with its landing gear in the form of a blown tire. here is bruce haffner to show us what happened. >> reporter: i'm bruce haffner and in are some exciting moments for some passengers on an american airlines flight as sky harbor international airport this morning. check this out. have you ever wondered what happens when the airliner you are flying on lands with a blown tire? >> the pilots are requesting a visual inspection >> reporter: well, these pilots show you their extensive training comes into play. >> someone copy next to land. >> reporter: and they put it down just like any other touchdown. very smoothly. >> american 1479 phoenix. at 10, runway 8, clear to land. >>

campaign but there are questions about whether >>> death threats and she is the first democrat the arizona republic has endorsed in the's history. now, death threats are starting to pour in but the paper is not backing down. their editorial board says donald trump is not conservative and in their view, not qualified. >>> gary johnson is starting to creep up in the polls and the libertarian party nominee hosting a rally this saturday in the valley at the phoenix airport marriott. johnson tried to move past a flub where he was unable to name a single world leader.>>> from possibility to reality, look who is suing sheriff joe arpaio now. democrat paul penzone, who wants his job. >> politics does not come with rules to behave unethically. politics is what we make it, how we behave. about a fight with his now ex- wife. the sheriff's lawyers say they are protected by the first amendment. >> it guarantees citizens will have the access to information about politicians and shared with others regardless of how tawdry that might be. the court case will likely not be decided until they face off after the novem

." >>> hillary clinton and donald trump are in a dead heat in arizona a new poll from the "arizona republic" and asu shows clinton ahead of trump, 35 1/2% with nearly 23% of arizonans saying they are undecided. earlier today in philadelphia, donald trump outlined his military plan if elected president. ahead of a commander-in-chief forum in manhattan. >> immediately after taking office i will ask my generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy isis. warfare but also cyber warfare, financial warfare and ideological warfare as i laid out in my speech on defeating radical islamic terrorism several weeks ago. >> trump says he would like to expand every branch of the armed services and he is calling for an army of a 540,000 troops. a marine corps of roughly 36 battalions and a navy with 350 surface ships and submarines and an air force of 1200 fighter he says his proposal won't affect the federal budget because he will cut costs and increase revenue in other areas. >>> meantime former -- he will likely vote for hillary clinton. speaking today on msnbc, he questioned dona

. >>> just in from the first time since it began publication in the late 1800s, the arizona republic endorsing a republican for president. they throw support by hillary not conservative and in their view got qualified. the governor is weighing in on last night's presidential debate, and we caught up with him as a small business event in chandler tonight. >> i think more and more as i watch the political season on a national level, the more i see that washington dc is the problem. >> he's a donald trump supporter, and we'll have much more from trump and clinton later in the newscast. >>> sheriff joe arpaio could find out in a couple of weeks if he's facing criminal charges for the racial profiling case, but there's also more legal trouble potentially on the rise. his political opponent says he plans to file a lawsuit against arpaio in false allegations in a political ad. >>> and october 10th is the deadline to register to vote, and today is actually national voter registration day, and it's actually pretty simple to do it. you can do it from the couch just text the word hello to 38438

it was the first time the arizona republic's 126-year history that it supported a democrat for presidentanother paper is making history by urging readers to vote against donald trump. "usa today" published a critique of the republican nominee yesterday. the paper says in its 36-year history it hasn't been compelled to make such a statement until now. according to the article, the editorial board was unanimous in saying trump was unfit for the presidency. yet they still did not endorse anyone. >>> election systems in at least 20 states have been attacked by hackers and security experts say pennsylvania is the most vulnerable state to this kind of attack. intelligence sources tell nbc news there's no doubt the russians are trying to influence the presidential election saying there's a direct link between the country and hacking activity. a security expert says pennsylvania's voting system would be a prime target for hackers because it uses mostly electronic voting machines and many don't have a paper trail. plus, it's a swing state. >>> of course, count on nbc 10 for decision 2016 coverage

it's the first time the arizona republic has endorsed a democrat over a republican in a founding in 1890. the paper has also faced a steady stream of subscription cancellations since its endorsement ran. the us army is apologizing for a tweet about donald trump. they wrote that trump lies once every three minutes and 15 seconds. it was posted tuesday but then removed right away. the army says, the manager who posted it meant to post it to her own personal account. and they say, she has since had her army social media account suspended. speaking of donald trump he will be making another stop in colorado next week. we've learned he will hold a rally next monday, at the budweiser events center in loveland. the event begins at 6 p.m. this will mark trump's second visit to colorado in a matter of weeks. clinton's last event in colorado, was in august. it is time to check on the weather come to one of the situations where enjoy it now because you're always telling us we're going to get the rug pulled out from under us. a nice temperature rug right out. temperatures go from the upper 70s lower

getting a pair of big one fromnts todayr former republican senator john warner another from the arizona republic newspaper which has never backed a democrat for president inb 126 year history she's also getting help from first lady michelle obama who spoke in a neww ad it rolling out in pennsylvania meanwhile donald trump but now promising to hit clinton harder in the next debate and giving a bit of a preview todayng being president isn't anything like reality tv it is not an apprenticeship. >> and it is not just about happen to believe is grossly incompetent she didn't pass the bar exam in washington dc according to the latest average of national polls trump is telling christened by less than three points p andre says they are. >> the house approved a $170 million plan today to help a flint rebuild its water system after a public health emergency one year ago the deal was struck in t last night congress will have to approve the separate legislation on sunday when it returns after the election for the first time ino president obama's term in office congress has overturned the veto last week the

today the arizona "republic" endorsed her. the first time a newspaper has endorsed a democrat since 1890. meantime, clinton criticized trump's debate performance in north carolina today. she said he didn't prepare and attacked him on foreign affairs. >> >> what we hare from my opponent is dangerously incoherent. it's unclear exactly what he is saying. but words matter. >> tomorrow clinton will campaign alongside senator bernie sanders in new hampshire. last night's faceoff was the most-watched presidential debate in history. more than 81 million viewers tuned in. only the super bowl had more viewers this year. >>> last night donald trump said he'd revive a controversial practice, a police tactic called stop and frisk. a judge declared new york's program unconstitutional because it discriminated against minorities and that wasn't the only city that used the technique. philly did as well. as nbc 10's brandon hudson reports, it's still a hot button issue. >> reporter: the group power interfaith shouted their message outside phila

hillary clinton has picked up the endorsement of the arizona republic newspaper. it actually makes it the first time the paper has backed a democrat for president in its 126-year history. >> the editorial board calls her ahead. the paper says trump is not conservative and not qualified and it asks, quote, whose hand do you want on the nuclear button? >> we move on now and more than a week after bombs went off in new york and new jersey, injuring dozens, we are learning more about the bombing suspect. ahmad rahami's father, mohamed spoke to abc's brian ross in his first sit-down interview since his son was taken into custody. he says he recently became secretive and evenhanged the >> the next day when i saw him he changed the lock. >> changed the lock on his bedroom. >> yes, his bedroom. >> nobody could go in there. >> nobody could go in his room. >> is that where you think he built the bombs. >> i can't say because i didn't see nothing. >> did any of our other children see something. >> one time my grandson went to his room and screaming and kick him out back. lit