state of arizona, ann kirkpatrick. kirkpatrick personally. i have worked with her one-on-one at the arizona state house. i've seen how hard she works and how much she will do as our next u.s. senator to make sure all arizonans are represented. allow me to introduce our next u.s. senator, congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. [applause] rep. kirkpatrick: how many people have already voted? all right! let's make it happen. i started in flagstaff where i live. drove up to yuba city -- yuma city. i went to sedona. people are phone banking, canvassing -- it is fabulous what you are doing here. as steve said, we will make history on tuesday. it is already happening. there is energy and excitement out there that i have never seen before. there is a part of my background now that i treasure more than ever. mother's family were republicans in the white mountains, my dad's family were democratic businessman. it made for interesting get-togethers because there could be heated discussions. at the end of the day, we were all family, arizonans, all americans. everywhere i go, people tell me that they want leaders who can wo

have been able to -- to have the honor of serving in the united states senate and the house of representatives before that. the people of arizona are the most wonderful on earth. a diverse economy. we have a diverse history. and we have a state that all of proud of. we're proud of our universities. we're proud of our people who the best helicopter on earth out at boeing and the best missiles down at raytheon. and we have our military bases such -- men and women serving in uniform, who are doing a good job serving uniformion in throughout the world. and i'm very honored to have a role as the chairman of the senate armed services committee. friends, we live in a world that's on fire. and which, because we've had a insident who believes leading from behind, and when you lead from behind, somebody else leads from in front. and this has been the most disastrous presidency in the history of this country. need to have a majority senate.nited states [cheering] had itatt just said, we once, thanks to the sacrifice in iraq, thanks to the sacrifice of of brave young men and women who were sout south servie property pulled them -- the pres

state of arizona, ann kirkpatrick. [applause] i know ann kirkpatrick personally. i work with her one-on-one at the arizona state househave seen how she works and how hard she works and what she will do as our next u.s. senator to make sure all arizonans are represented. allow me now to introduce our next u.s. senator of the state of arizona, congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. [applause] >> how many people have already voted in here? let's make it happen. today in flagstaff, where i lived, talk to voters out there, people by the hundreds coming to vote early. , the same to sedona thing, people are phone banking and canvassing. is just fantastic. as steve said, we are going to make history on tuesday but it is already happening. there is an energy and excitement i've never seen .efore in arizona there's part of my background i treasure more than ever. family were republican ranchers. my families were democrat businessmen that made for interesting get-togethers because there could be heated discussions. at the end of the day, we were all family, we're all arizonans, we're all americans. everywhere i go in this state, politi

. >> state lawmakers might not be supporting this plan that involves taxpayer money. >> the incoming house majority leader told me this afternoon that arizona has other priorities and the state may not million in taxpayer money that the coyotes need to make this deal happen. he will be the second host powerful republican in the state house thanks year. he was completely unaware that the coyotes planned to hit up lawmakers for that much money until the team publicly announced this week its intentions to build the 16,000 seat arena on the campus of asu in tempe. given the pressure to repair incredibling schools, repair believes there's not gonna be a lot of support for the coyotes in the legislature. >> you'll never catch me on a sports show. i forgot the coyotes were still here. they're not a big priority for me personally. if they're a lucrative business and they're going to add value to our communities and bring in more money than they cost us, we might have an argument. i don't know if the coyotes other ones that can make that argument. i find subsidies for sports teams a little difficult when we have care, group homes. >> it's interestin

proud to have been able to have the honor of serving in the united states senate and house of representatives for that. the people of arizona are the most wonderful on earth. we have a diverse economy, a diverse history. we have a state that all of us are proud of. we are proud of our universities, we are proud of our people who build the best helicopters on earth and the best missiles. [applause] bases,cain: our military the men and women who are serving in uniform and doing a good job serving our nation tour of the world. i am very honored to have played of theas the chairman armed services committee. but my friends, we live in a world which is on fire. and it is because we have a president who believes in leading from behind. when you lead from behind, someone else leads from in front. this is been the most disastrous presidency in the history of this country and we need to have a majority of the united states senate. [applause] as matt just said, thanks to the sacrifice of thousands of brave young men and women who were serving, and the president pull them out. have 6 million refugees out of syria, 400,000 slaughtered,

states. craig boswell is tracking it all from the white house. >> reporter: hillary clinton is planning a rally in arizona tonight, a state that hasn't voted for a democrat since her husband won there in19996. >> he moved on to insult all latinos. >> reporter: clinton will focus on immigration and spell out the differences between her and donald trump. her campaign released new television ads aimed at getting latino voters to the polls. >> latinos will go to the polls greater than ever. >> reporter: the campaign has expandeddists ad buy into states it previously ignored. like new mexico, colorado, michigan and virginia. the clinton campaign insists the new ads aren't because they are concerned about tight new poll numbers but donald trump's camp is sensing an opening created by the latest turn in hillary clinton's email scandal. trump campaigned in wisconsin tuesday night and urged voters who have already voted for clinton to reconsider. >> you can change your vote to donald trump. we'll make america great again, okay? [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: the trump campaign believes the polls are off by a

state of arizona. it's also the area that housed the largest number of people of color. by that i mean the largest population of african-americans, chinese-americans and mexican americans . >> first to speak with author richard shelton about his time as a volunteer in the arizona state prison system . >> i started in 1974 area i had received from a man on death row a letter requesting that i read, i had published several books before and i had read one and he requested that i read his poetry and critique it. i recognized the name from the letter that he was a notorious murderer on death row. my interest was pete ofcourse . it was for all the wrong reasons. koreans, i wanted to meet a monster and so he invited me up to death row, to prison 70 miles from here north. i was an immigrant in prison and i've never certainly been in death row. and it was eerie but there was a long division down the center of this long room and it had wire above the and then there was a counter and there was a little plug about an inch deep that you could slip paper through. and there were guards

house. if he captures another state, maybe arizona and michigan, he is the next president. >> so many people supporting of have people who have been pushing for hillary clinton feeling devastated tonight. let's look at the numbers tonight. we have a divided country although, i would say this is not as close as people thought it was going to be. >> oh, my goodness. >> donald trump in arizona has not been declared the winner but it is looking good for him. he has 49% of the vote. right now, he is beating hillary clinton. he has >> we're two-thirds away from the vote. as we look at the national vote, donald trump, again, with 71% of the vote nationally in, donald trump up by really, you know, it's just about a million votes. it is not that big of a margin. it may be 1.5 million or something like that. he has a lead and here is the college. >> as we move toward the electoral college, 270 is what is needed to win. it is state by state. these are all state elections to get to the number. we don't have the number right now. what is the number? >> reporter: donald trump at 254 and hillary clinton at

state of arizona. it was also the area that housed the largest number of people's color. by that i mean the largest population of african-american, chinese american and mexican americans. so there's a racialized agenda going on in this project. of course, mexican americans formed a largest population and sped up this -- their own community that moved in the southward direction from downtown. and had published for a call their own facial reality where they get to live and celebrate their culture and be amongst others like themselves. that's what i remember as a child. of course later when i'm looking at the documents it was hard to recognize because -- and to remember that because to remember it because most planning documents produced by the city of tucson didn't really talk about the people. they didn't talk about this vibrancy that i was trying to get to because it's this cold internal perspective. they have an agenda they wanted to implement urban renewal and they wanted to get that done. and so in the documents, you hear reason about why this is such a good project. s

north carolina a battleground state and nebraska in arizona and the states in the red typically go the candidates need to 70 electoral votes -- need 270 votes to win the white house. >>> amendment one is the controversial issue you are agreeing -- being asked to vote on today. the firefighter demanded this affect the polls after hundreds of its members complained. the ad which featured a firefighter implied rooftop solar panels could be a fire critics say it is a way for utilities to control the solar market. utility companies claim it protects the consumer. >>> voters today taking a second shot at legalizing medical marijuana. it has been one of the most controversial topics. abc action news reporter ryan smith live in clearwater tonight with how it could impact thousands of meridians if it is passed. >> reporter: good evening. tampa bay's only licensed marijuana call -- medical marijuana dispensaries. they plan to expand the business across our area. you can but if an amendment two passes the customer base will increase significantly. right now in the state of florida there is a limited use law. it unless patients with chronic seizures and cancer to access low

. >> state lawmakers might not be supporting this plan that involves taxpayer money. >> the incoming house majority leader told me this afternoon that arizona has other priorities and the state may not

house. he has been elected the 45th president of the united states. and arizona is one of the many states that chose trump. nico santos is live with results and reaction. good interesting time here and for a couple of weeks, it was considered a tossup state with candidates favored back and forth but looks like trump is taking the lead here and some supporters taking to social media last night sharoning their excitement for what looks like to be a within for him and some using the #for trump and there is a couple of people who be for the fut -- future of the state and country. as of this morning, trump has 49.8% of the vote with almost $932,000 ballots cast in his favor. and clinton is behind there at 45.2% and this is giving trump about a four-point lead over the democratic candidate here and so, it happened despite a projected latino voter turnout of 70%, which is huge, and that is largely democrat and that compares to 30% of where latino voters showed up to the polls and in arizona, two counties voted blue in the election. during his acceptance speech, he talke

a state of the art new arena that >> the team is asking the legislature for about $200 million to get this project off the ground. but the incoming house majority told me today that arizona has a lot more pressing needs and maybe shouldn't be focused on subsidizing new sports arenas. representative john allen from scottsdale be the the most powerful republican in the state house next year. he was completely unaware that the coyotes planned to hit up raushgs for all this money -- lawmakers for all this money until the team announced this week its intentions to build the 16,000 seat arena -- asu. he believes there's not gonna be a lot of support for the coyotes at the legislature. >> you'll never catch me on a sports show. i forgot the not a big priority for me personally. if they're a lucrative business and they're going to add value to our community and bring in more money than they cost us, we might have an argument. i don't know if the coyotes other ones that can make that argument. i find subsidies for sports teams a little difficult when we have kids in foster care, group homes. >> i also want to note it's been interesting we haven't heard anything from the governor'

state of pennsylvania. a win in any one will almost certainly give him the white house, because he's also leading in the state of arizona.

house. they include kansas secretary of state, chris kobach. that was arizona's controversial immigration law. he says he'll be helping trump work on policy issues. during the presidential race, kobach advised trump on immigration policy. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump unveils the team that will help him transition from candidate to commander chief. mr. trump replacing governor chris christie with vice president-elect mike pence as the chairman of the his transition team. three of the trump children will also play important roles alongside former new york mayor rudy giuliani. >> all of my work on behalf of him has been out of great loyalty and friendship to him. >> reporter: and outgoing president obama with a very special veterans day message as he does his part to heal a campaign season. >> but the american instinct has never been to find isolation in opposite corners, it is to find strength in our common creed. to forge unity. >> reporter: while those in washington talk about unity, americans across the country continue to peacefully protest the ele

state. between 2007 to 2014, 625,000 people left california and many moved to texas, oregon and nevada and arizona. fed up with the high housing costs and turning to states where it is more affordable. one local homeowner says she is thinking about moving to colorado or north carolina. >> we are thinking about moving because when our kids graduate. they can't survive. they will be leaving with us until they are 35. they can survive on the outside world. >> the economic boom and job market in california is still attracting people here but pushing others out. recent data from core logic shows that the housing crisis has cooled but a high demand because inventory is low and why cities are building vertical that are high-rises in urban areas. >>> cal students standing together to protest a professor accused of sexual harassment and the student says she waited for years to come out because of fear. >> i was a student that needed his approval to move forward with my educational plans. >> that woman, a grad students endured four years of manipulation and abuse of power before coming forward with her story. good evening. i'm julie hae

states where economic issues are top of mind. on immigration and business, be contessa brewer is in arizona. on housingdiana olick in port florida. we begin with scott cohn in raleigh, north carolina, where more than just the presidency is at stake in the tar heel state. >> reporter: all roads to the white house go through raleigh. donald trump with an afternoon rally. >> we are going to winin the grt state of north carolina. and we are going to win back the white house. >> reporter: while hillary clinton plans a midnight rally, her running mate and husband, crisscrossing the state before hand. it's not just the 15 electoral votes at stake or a potentially pivotal u.s. senate race. the north carolina governor's race, the closest in the country, is a referendum on the state's controversial law signed by governor pat mccrory, restricting transgender's people use of public bathrooms. >> the controversial law has been blamed for close to $500 million. >> reporter: opponents say the law, which also bars local anti discrimination ordinances is costing the state billions in business. >> putting such a negativ

state. >> we are going to the white house. it's feeling like it already. nice and cool. sandpoint. stay on point. >> hillary clinton trying to put the right state of arizona away from donald trump. >> one half of undocumented work yours in america pay federal taxes. about half the people he wants to deport him that they paid more in federal taxes that donald trump has paid. >> many polls show a tight race in pennsylvania. lieberman has more on that. >> donald trump and hillary clinton continued to remain deadlocked according to the latest abc news tracking poll. they are tied nationally 46-46. a slight shift for the one played the trumpet of the day before. look inside the poll shows a potentially troubling number for quick. more likely voters the trump is more honest and trustworthy than the computer trump they put it there. we focused on wednesday that just might suddenly be back in play. pennsylvania. clinton leading trump by four points. the poll from quinnipiac university had clinton up by five. trump had been done in the high single and low double digits in several october pennsylvania polls. his wife will make her first solo campaign event later to

out of the golden state and they are finding that between 2007 to 2014, 625,000 people left california, many of them moved to texas, oregon, nevada and arizona, fed up with the high housing costs and turning to more affordable states. the economic boom and job market in. ca calf is still attracting people but it's pushing others out. recent data shows that housing prices have cooled but they're still a high demand because inventory is low. this just continues to be a problem and that's why we're starting to see more and more cities here in the bay area building vertical. of course we're talking about the highrises where they try to promote urban living because there's just not not land. pack? >> very interesting. i'm sure it's happening in other cities, as well. >>> today the san jose city council will discuss the city's minimum wage again but this time it's a matter of when it should be raised rather than by how much. right now there's two different proposals by councilmembers, both would have minimum wage increasing to $15 by 2019. one would have the pay raise in january of that year and the other in july. according to the mercury news supporters of the january raise s

state of pennsylvania. a win in any one will almost certainly give him the white house, because he's also leading in the state of arizona. and cecilia vega, at clinton headquarters, boy, what a different scene there right now. >> and what a bizarre scene unfolding. the music playing behind me, bruce i want to tell you george, the campaign chair is leaving the hotel where he's been watching. hillary clinton is in that hotel, and we're told he'll be making an announcement here to say the race is too close to call right now. that's coming in at this moment. we have not heard from hillary clinton herself. the last tweet from her and her twitter account was over four hours ago when she said, whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything. i want to note this arena was to shut down at 2:05 eastern, five minutes from now. we're told it will be kept open a little while longer after that. we don't know for how much longer. the crowd in here seems to think something's going to happen.oin. there's a number of staffers coming down an escalator where the vip section was filing into this room now, george. >> all right. we may be

house. >> could be a long night. could be short. look at florida. >> . all eyes on states like florida. arizona. and north carolina. where voteers brave long lines. >> . today a final vote of confidence. from the commander in chief. >> as long as the american people vote. i think we'll do a good job. >> . we're told clinton has two speeches prepared for either out come. the democratic nominee delivering her final remarks under a real glass ceiling. >> . >> trump and clinton were making their final pitches to voters late last night. now their fate is in the hands of the american people. season. election day has finally arrived. donald trump casting his ballot in the morning near his home in new york city. >> republican nominee was accompanied by his wife. his daughter. and her husband. >> >> trumps running mate indiana governor mike pence. casting his vote in his home state. joined by his wife. and daughter. governor pence was the final nominee on either ticket to cast a ballot. >> . a day like today is humbling and moving. >> trumps campaign announced it filed a court challenge in nevada. aling election violations.

arizona for donald trump. he has officially when our state. it was a big day for donald trump money went to the white house for his first face-to- face meeting with resident there was a wide-ranging air from the white house. he wants to reach out to donald trump to help america. donald trump said he welcomes the presidents advice. >>> since trump was announced as the president of the united states massive protests have been breaking out all over the nation from the west coast to the east coast people unhappy with the trump presidency have been taking to the streets. they are chanting things like traffic and declare that they refused to accept trump's victory so you want to know what you think. is unpatriotic to protest the results of the election? you can vote yes or no on 12news.com. actually have some early results. 65% of you are saying that yes it is patriotic -- unpatriotic while 35% say it is not. >>> for the second day in a row phoenix high school students walked out of the classrooms and protest of trump in elected camelback road. there was a visible police president -- presents monitoring the situation. >> i am very disappointed but i do

for example, the latest state legislative chamber to pass this proposal was the arizona house, wherewo thirds of the republicans and two thirds of the democrats sponsored the bill. it also passed recently in the and excuse me, the republican-controlled new york senate. last couple of years, there has been increasing bipartisan support from both parties to change the system. the real motivation for the change was not primarily this issue of whether the candidate with fewer votes ins up in the white house -- although, that is very, very important, obviously -- but the fact that most of the states are ignored in the presidential campaign. virtually all of the presidential campaign that ended tuesday was conducted in just 12 states. that was the same in 2012. 100% of the campaign events in 2012 after the nominating conventions were in just 12 states. governor walker put it very bluntly about a year ago when he said the nation as a whole is not going to elect the next president, 12 states are. so the biggest single problem with the current system is that most of the country is really poli

arizona. >> i feel like i'm making a new york. >> reporter: for the race for the white house neck and neck in some states -- >> a four-point race -- >> reporter: third-party candidates have the potential to sway the outcome. and so vote-swapping options like never trump, trump traders.org, and vote pact.org, help some voters redefine how their vote counts. >> you don't have to worry about the fact that your third-party vote in a swing state could make another vote ensuring a trump win doesn't happen. >> reporter: the never trump app is the brain child of silicon valley ceo ahmed kumar. despite the name of the app, he says it's more about the democratic process than the democratic ka ic candidate. >> people in deep blue or deep red states realize their votes don't matter as much. if there's a way for you to have that vote count, the participation rate, the citizenship, will be more activated. >> reporter: it might s actually legal. >> voes-pairing is perfectly constitutional and legal and it's heartland first amendment expression. >> reporter: it's not a new idea. maryland state senator jamie ras kin proposed vote swapping in 20

arizona typically a republican state. and donald trump is focusing on florida a state he must win to get into the white house. >> back here jurors have resumed deliberating in the bridge gate case, two former allies of chris christie are charged with creating traffic jams for not endorsing the mayor. and the jury asked if they could be convicted of conspiracy even if they didn't know they know. the judge said yes because they thought it was part of an ongoing traffic studiy. >>> the philadelphia fire department is mourning the loss of a former leader. harold harrison was the african-american fire commissioner, he was head of the department from 19 2 to his retirement in 2004. and jim kenney issued a statement saying he was a dedicated firefighter who left an impact on the city. >>> we are following new developments in iowa where two police officers were killed during an ambush attack while in their patrol cars. >>> and a new report is shedding light in the final moments before a malaysian airlines plane crashed into the indian ocean. you out. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice so outrageous, most states banne

states? >> well, most recently, this bill has passed the republican-controlled oklahoma senate and the republican-controlled arizona houseere two-thirds of republicans and two-thirds of democrats sponsored and voted for the bill. in 2016, we had 162 democratic state legislators sponsoring the bill. and 156 republicans. so we're trying to proceed in a bipartisan way, as we have for the last few years, since this was -- this idea first got started. and we're hoping to get more and more state legislatures to look at the system in terms of what makes sense for the country and what makes sense for their state. because most states, of course, are ignored by the current system, notwithstanding what ted cruz said in your quote a minute ago, because the entire presidential campaign was conducted in 12 states. and in fact, six states received two-thirds of the campaign events and money. >> i think where you're going to see the most action, just looking at it, california and new york. if you add up the pluralties together, the two biggest states 4.5 million votes don't add at all to the electoral votes. thank you, john kozak. thank

house all villanueva. villanueva wins. they play south dakotau state next week. thnchl thnchl >>> eagles and packers monday night approaching. ryan matthews has been ruled out arizonakle and head coach doug peterson may have to take a step back. >> he's had a good week at practice. i feel like his mind has been -- he's been in a good spot. he's done everything right this week. i'm convinced on what he'ser done and i know where he's at. i think it's more or less i want to get through the next couple of days at practice because there's always things that come up. >> flyers goal tender stolarz is making his first start. he was called up after the injury on the hard wood. and he will not travel to toronto for monday's game against the raptors. that's your look at sports. >>> look at that excitement. i think it's safe to say someone was excited to see santa. santa and mrs. clause arrived at the mall and guests got to tell him what they want for christmas. >> i'm denise, "saturday night live" is next. have a great night everyone. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly f

a lot of them coming from warmer states like california, texas, florida and even arizona. so when you're leaving your house today, be sure to layer up. tell your new neighbors to do the same. >> if you are unfamiliar with the traction law, the chain laws, that sort of thing, i did post a reminder on my twitter driving you crazy. you can see the drive up in boulder looks pretty wet. the drive down in monument for right now, it is not -- i'm not seeing any of the slushy conditions just yet but we are 3 expecting more snow that way. you can see overall that we do have typical slowing in some of the usual spots. lights are not working 38th and federal actually crash and leafdale. 225, an accident reported on 225 at almeida. on wise a very standard drive month most of us. >>> breaking in philadelphia overnight, a package that was mailed to a man there exploded and police now saying that that package was sent intentionally to explode, that he was target. the philadelphia police commissioner says the package he did not say what the device was. the victim, a man in his 106, whsm he openedded it, it detonated and h

house were the very latest. >> hillary clinton drew one of her largest crowds while campaigning in arizona wednesday night. a state that traditionally votes republican. >> we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. >> clinton told hispanic supporters their lives will be worse if donald trump wins the presidency. >> people treated like criminals or traitors or strangers because of their race or their religion. >> reporter: campaigning in florida, trump said the f.b.i. reopening its investigation of clinton's e-mails makes her unqualified to be president. >> it would create an unprecedented constitutional crisis. you know what's going to happen. and in all fairness we went through it with her husband. he was impeached. do we want to go through this again? >> trump's confident he will win the election if he can just avoid any slips of the tongue. stay on point. >> reporter: trump has narrowed the gap with clinton in the latest cbs news "new york times" poll but only 8% of voters are still up for grabs. both candidates will get help from big-named surrogates today. president obama stumps for hillary clinton

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state of pennsylvania. a win in any one will almost house, because he's also leading in the state of arizona. and cecilia vega, at clinton headquarters, boy, what a different scene there right now. >> and what a bizarre scene unfolding. the music playing behind me, bruce i want to tell you george, the campaign chair is leaving the hotel where he's been hillary clinton is in that hotel, and we're told he'll be making an announcement here to say the race is too close to call right now. that's coming in at this moment. we have not heard from hillary clinton herself. the last tweet from her and her twitter account was over four hours ago when she said, whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything. i want to note this arena was to shut down at 2:05 eastern, five a little while longer after that. we don't know for how much longer. the crowd in here seems to think something's going to happen. there's a number of staffers coming down an escalator where the vip section was filing into this room now, george. >> all right. we may be hearing that at the top with the campaign chair, but when you go

proud to have been able to have the honor of serving in the united states senate and house of representatives for that. the people of arizonath. we have a diverse economy, a diverse history. we have a state that all of us are proud of. we are proud of our universities, we are proud of our people who build the best helicopters on earth and the best missiles. [applause] bases,cain: our military the men and women who are serving in uniform and doing a good job serving our nation tour of the world. i am very honored to have played of theas the chairman armed services committee. but my friends, we live in a world which is on fire. and it is because we have a president who believes in leading from behind. when you lead from behind, someone else leads from in front. this is been the most disastrous presidency in the history of this country and we need to have a majority of the united states senate. [applause] as matt just said, thanks to the sacrifice of thousands of brave young men and women who were serving, and the president pull them out. have 6 million refugees out of syria, 400,000 slaughtered, and the president of united st

housing. >> reporter: so if other states say yes to the green, will people follow? >> it gets cold here. in arizona and florida, it doesn't. there's a lot of people here on the streets that came here for that. >> reporter: and the difficult thing, because the green rush is so recent, o it yet. really this is just based on some observations and people we talked to tonight but definitely interesting to consider come next tuesday. liz gelardi denver 7. >> local businesses are watching the vote next week very closely. live well is thinking about expanding out-of-state that the company doesn't think legalizing marijuana in other states would hurt colorado. >> what a expect to see is more investment coming into the industry in general which means all boats will rise. >>> five days until the election in both -- and both presidential campaigns are shifting to their 4th quarter game plan. the candidates, their families, big-name supporters are crisscrossing the country to get your vote. tim kaine gave his whole speech in spanish today in arizona and president obama was out there working the youth vote. >> t

arizona wine lovers have something to toast to today. you can now order wine and have it shipped directly to your house. this is thanks to a state law approved in march. before today if you wanted to purchase wine vineyard you had to specifically visit one. this is a win for all the vineyards in the state. >> you can get anything delivered. >> pretty much. >> cheese, crackers and wine. you can sit there and never leave the house and always watch us. >> there you go. >> we'll go to the desert botanical garden. you can see some of the lights they put up. corner. the holiday season is definitely in full swing. they have a cool exhibit where you can see the illumination ating night. there is a look at the peek. it is clear as it gets out there. we are not seeing a lot of wind. trees in the bottom of your screen are not moving. but boy, what a cold start we had. we are keeping an eye on a storm system still in the pacific northwest. it is hard to make out here. it is about there. places like portland and washington state. it is going to bring us a shot for some snow. it is not going to be as potent as our last storm. as we get going