brahm? >> reporter: first lady michelle obama capped the clinton campaign's one week relentless attack on donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] first lady michelle obama was a rock star. >> hillary has comprehensive policies to help people. her opponent? has tweets. you decide. >> reporter: mrs. obama's mission, firing up the crowd for hillary clinton and shutting down republican nominee donald trump. >> we have a candidate whose vision for our country is completely and utterly lacking in hope. >> reporter: the trump campaign michelle obama's visit reminds people in arizona that hillary clinton has not been here in over seven months. it is no wonder she is phoning it in with arizona voters given her support of open voter and increasing syrian refugees and pay to play corruption scheme. mrs. obama ended her speech with a message for hope. >> a hope for this country that we love so much. don't let anybody tell you any differently. >> reporter: both donald trump and hillary clinton are expected

brahm? >> reporter: he faces criminal contempt charges and possibly more serious obstruction of justice charges. all this coming as early voting starts tomorrow on the sheriff's bid for a seventh term in office. he calls himself america's toughest sheriff. in days, joe arpaio will be there are criminal contempt charges for ignoring a judge's order to stop racially profiling latinos and a trial on the charges set to start december 6. separately, u.s. department of justice prosecutorsed told bollton they are investigating him for possible instruction of justice. >> he did all of these things in office and has to be held accountable. >> reporter: his deepening legal problems are connected to a finding in august that the sheriff intentionally ignored immigration patrols. >> he has racially profiled people. >> reporter: he won't have to enter a plea in court. his attorney will enter a not guilty plea for him. brahm resnik, 12news. >>> thank you brahm, the judge had the option to have arpaio arres

political insider brahm reznik was at the rally and joins us live with what trump's focus was. brahm. >> reporter: polls show the trump-clinton race is tied in arizona, but donald trump might have a tie- breaker. whatever it is, the fbi is starts of his 1-hour speech ripping hillary clinton and got new material with the fbi announcement friday it's reviewing e-mails that might be relevant to the now closed and you trump said education her corruption must be stopped." this is the biggest political scandal since watergate and it's everybody's deepest hope that justice at last will be beautifullyiv donald trump got surprising endorsement today from carl mueller of prescott the father of kayla mueller the aide worker killed by isis in sierray and told the crowd to big cheers he has already cast his vote for donald trump. live at the phoenix convention center, brahm reznik, 12 plus,. >>> thousands of supporters came to see their candidates speak again in the valley. this was the scene outside of the convention center before you would expect, there were also dozens of protesters on-

in the live alert center, brahm resnik, 12news. >> thank you brahm. >>> meanwhile, the clinton campaign is dealing with its own controversy surrounding the former secretary of state's use of a private e-mail server. >> newly released e-mail shows senior white house officials were in close contact with clinton's campaign last year about the political fallout. >> it is hard to believe we are only 31 days away from the presidential election. mail-in voting is about to start in the valley. donald trump is about to go face to face with hillary clinton in the second debate. it is this sunday in saint louis. you can watch it live on digital 12.2. and stream it on 12news.com. and then on 12news at 10:00, our debate panel gives us instant assessment on how the candidates did. >>> more mud slinging tonight in the race for maricopa county sheriff with new accusation ifs both camps. concerns about campaign contributions his competitor received from two phoenix new times owners now charged with sex trafficking related crimes. >> the $12,500 in contributions came from michael lacey and james larkin w

brahm resnik, 12news at 10:00. >>> all right, thanks brahm. if you noticed a major hike if and we will keep reaching out for answers. >>> developing now in buckeye. more than 300 pumpkins are missing out of a pumpkin patch. >> and police say brazen bandits are to blame. >> ryan cody joins us with what this could mean just days before halloween. >> this is the site of what some, mainly me, are calling the great buckeye pumpkin heist of 2016. more than 300 vanished into thin air overnight just days before halloween. >> this is going to sound like a bizarre theft. i was extremely surprised that somebody came in and decided to steal 300 pumpkins. >> reporter: thieves targeting halloween. jacking jack o lantern from the farm patch in buckeye. police with no suspects, no leads. the only witness. >> so what happened here last night? >> reporter: refusing to cooperate. >> you had one job. we probably took a $3,000 loss. >> reporter: will someone think of the children? and the pumpkin spice lattes? but the children. and their halloween tradition. >> it

live in the news room, brahm resnik, 12 news. >>> well, get ready for another trump visit to the valley. the oldest son of donald trump donald trump jr. is expected to speak at an asu rally at the sun devil recreation center green gym. the hour-long rally is supposed to start at 2:00 p.m. with the doors opening at 1:30. the event is free, but you need to rsvp to reserve a spot. >>> we're two weeks away from electing a new president and the millenials are a big voting force. we wanted to know how they view the race and what they're looking for in a candidate. take a listen to what a few millennials had >> when i initially turned 18, i was really excited to vote. it was my first election, but i'm registered to vote and i did the mail-in ballot and everything, but i kind of don't even want to send anything in. i kind of want to vote green. >> social issues are very important. while obviously the me is important, too, looking at the rights that people have before we look at the economy as my number one priority. >> when it comes to voting for either candidate, i don't even it is who i don't

live in tempe, brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, donald trump sr. taking his campaign on a day- long swing through the battleground state of ohio. trump blasting what he says are clinton's personal finances. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt person ever to seek the office of president. we are going to washington, d.c. and we are going to drain the swamp. >> trump is holding campaign events in new hampshire and maine tomorrow and then he plans again to come here to arizona on saturday. >>> first lady michelle obama joined hillary con trail. they appeared side by side at a rally in the battleground constituent of north carolina. both stressing the importance of every vote and overaging supporters to turn out on election day. >>> if hillary doesn't win this election, that will be on us. it will be because we did not stand with her. it will be because we did not vote for her. >> clinton is getting some more bon jovi is holding a concert in pittsburgh on her behalf. >>> well, you may not know it, but there's a major military operation hiding in plai

our brahm resnik is at asu with those details. >> reporter: donald trump's need to make a seventh campaign strip highlights one of the big stories of this presidential election, reliably republican donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump jr. began his day rallying republican volunteers. in between two republican fundraisers he got millennials fired up about his dad at an arizona state university rally. >> i always say my father got into this for all of the right reasons. he didn't need this job. >> reporter: but he almost forgot to tell the crowd his father is making another campaign stop in 10 days before the election. >> i forgot all about it, but i heard my father is coming back to phoenix on saturday, so -- >> reporter: the polls show donald trump locked in a dead heat with hillary clinton in arizona, but the trump backer sheriff joe arpaio isn't buying it. >> he is winning. you're listening to your mickey house polls. >> reporter: possible sites for donald trump's rally include the arizona state capitol and the phoenix convention center live in tempe, brahm resnik, 12 news. >>>

. >>> team 12 brahm resnik continues our team coverage with exactly why arizona's premiums are skyrocketing. >> reporter: the why this is happening tricky. some say it is a natural shake- up, others say it is a fund amount lmental flaw affordable care about that will have to be fixed. as bad as it looks, most people with insurance with oh billiona care won't be paying a lot more. arizona has its own obama care motto, the highest premiums, the fewest choices. next year 14 of arizona's 15 counties, including its largest, maricopa, will have just one obama care insurer. filma county will have two. >> that is really a function of the market place trying to sort itself out. >> reporter: the sticker price of premiums is skyrocketing. farce 40-year-old non-smoker earning $30,000 a year will cost $507 a month. one of the three most expensive premiums in the country after jumping 145%, the winnest increase in the country. it is a scary picture, but the numbers don't tell the entire story. >> you do have a market place that is essentially being backstopped by the federal government in spite of the pr

brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you. >>> election day less than two weeks away. as we see with any campaign, candidates make a lot of promises and also a lot of attacks on their opponents. >> but who is more honest, donald trump or hillary clinton? and a widely respected fact- checking team and we have put them to work. >>> during the campaign they researched statements from both candid true to pants on fire false. of the 312 claims made by donald trump, they found that more than one third of them were lies. 19% were mostly false and another 18% were found to be blatantly made up. and they found that just 29% of donald trump's claims to be at least half true. >>> as for hillary clinton, they found that the democrat was overwhelmingly truthful in and they rated 208 of clinton's 283 claims at least half true that is 74%. another 14% were mostly false. fact checkers found 2% just seven of clinton's claims to be blatantly made up. >> and sticking with the election, donald trump's oldest son is scheduled to speak at a valley on asu's tempe campus tomorrow. according t

political insider brahm reznik was at the rally and joins us live with what trump's focus was. brahm. >> reporter: polls show the trump-clinton race is tied in arizona, but donald trump might have a tie- breaker. whatever it is, the fbi is

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. >> brahm, what about hillary clinton? she's been running for the past 17 months. we've heard her say over and over she made a mistake. how does she in this final debate really answer that question? >> i think she can parry it pretty effectively, the whole quid pro quo issue. channeling hillary here, number one, there's ambiguity about that. there are a few people involved in that with differing opinions of exactly what happened, a lot of e-mails she can say they show the inner workings of campaigns, a democratic campaign will be no different from a republican campaign. what is there in the e-mails that indicts her beyond what's out there already? she showed last debate she can answer that effectively with a nice -- a short to the point answer and move on and, of course, what she wants to move on to are the ten or 12 women who have come out since the leak a few weeks ago, the trump video leak who seem to confirm his behavior. that's where she wants to go in this debate. >> can i add -- >> quick, quick. >> real quick, the other thing that her communications director

jo brahm resnik has more. >> reporter: michelle oh billiona capped the clinton campaign's one-week blitz of arizona with a relentils attack on donald trump. first lady michelle obama was a rock star for the 7,000 people crammed into the phoenix her opponent has tweets. you decide. >> reporter: mrs. obama's mission, firing up the crowd for hillary clinton and shutting down republican nominee donald trump. >> we have a candidate whose vision for our country is completely and utterly lacking in hope. >> reporter: trump's comments during wednesday's final presidential debate were still fresh. >> and when a presidential candidate threatens toic nor our voices and outcome of this election, he is threatening the very idea of america itself. >> reporter: the first lady also called out trump for his comments about women. >> he demeans and humiliates women as if we're objected meant solely for pleasure and entertainment rather than human beings worthy of love and respect. >> reporter: that struck a chord with katherine mendez at the rally with son daigle. >> the first lady is a great

ve >> all right, brahm. >>> heroin is a deadly secret in the suburbs that no one wants to talk about. but we are. you'll see that this friday only on 12news at 10:00. >>> well if you are registered for an early ballot you should have gotten one in the mail by now. yet we continue to hear from many of you out there who still say it is missing. to find out exactly why we checked out with maricopa county recorder helen purcell today. if you are expecting an early boils down to a couple of possibilities. either you think you are registered for an early ballot for this election, but you're not in their system or your address or your information is incorrect. >> we want you to call us with any kind of a question. don't wait because we're soon coming up with that deadline. double check with us, either go online or give us a call. and make sure that good. >> or if you want to be absolutely sure your vote is counted you can go to one of the 25 early voting locations all across the valley. >>> tonight investigators are telling 12news the girl trapped under her dresser in her surprise home yeste

brahm resnik 12 news. >>> the company that designs and makes police body cameras is rolling out new features and they could help to hold everyone accountable during tense situations in a better way. >> reporter: the phoenix police department was criticized a few weeks ago when the two officers allegedly committed the crime on duty and never turn a cameras on. now body camera companies are working to take that step out. when a group of phoenix cops allegedly made edward castro eat marijuana instead of going to jail there should have been video. >> after i ate it i had to call i was under arrest and he said no. >> all officers were equipped with on body camera video and they turned them off. >> one of the biggest complaints about police body cameras is that there is too much discretion over when police have them on and off. why haven't we seen the footage from this and it turns out the officer either forgot or intentionally left their cameras off. accountability. >> reporter: of the problem that makers of body cameras think they can solve with technology. they unveiled a new version of their b

at the beginning of the brahms b major trio, there are certain notes like when i play with the violinsort of melody in sixths, [plays melody on violin] not every interval is a sixth. [violin continues] even if we're not aware technically of what's going on, your ear picks this up. it disturbs our sense of emotions, and that's one reason why music stirs us. (pagano) harmony in western classical music has always kind of come with a set of rules. composers were supposed to follow those rules. of course, being creative people, they also wanted to explore further tonal possibilities. so each composer would try to take harmony to kind of the next step. by the end of the 19th century, composers had moved harmony almost to a breaking point. they had basically explored as far as they could go, and then they decided to break with harmony and tonality. and that's when atonal music came in. it was so to the edge that you don't have a neat, clean, predictable harmonic progression. [light jazz music] (narrator) while much of western classical music in the 20th century has moved away from tonality,

brahm resnik 12 news. >>> a new poll from the arizona republic and asu shows hillary clinton with a five-point lead over donald trump here in arizona. the democratic nominee leave her republican rival 39% to 34% the poll also found that nearly 21% of the state is still undecided with less than three weeks to go until election day. a key factor that could determine whether arizona turns blue is the latino vote. 83% of them could cast a ballot. we spoke with latino voters about their power in the boat -- boat. >> i am a registered voter in a go o national. >> reporter: what do you think about them saying that latinas are the ones that are going to determine this election? >> it could be but i think my people have been voting for a lot longer than what the polls actually say. >> reporter: why is it so important that latinos in arizona go out and vote? >> we need to make a change for the better for the hispanics vote? >> there are a lot of latinos here in arizona that are not doing it in this is the year. we are going to vote. >> more than 27 million latinos are eligible to vote in the us in the s

live at the phoenix convention center, brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you. >>> 12 news verified. tonight we take on the claims made by donald trump that this election could be rigged. it is something he has been trail, and at last night's debate, he refused to say that he'd accept the results of the election. some of his supporters share his feelings while others don't buy into it. so could the election in arizona really be rigged? team 12 took a concerned voter to verify. >> they even want to try to rig the election. >> reporter: could your society really not count? -- could your vote really not count? >> reporter: what are you concerned about more than anything else? >> well, i know she just recently answered questions regarding this potentially rigged election and i have serious concerns. >> reporter: that is the recent l.a. transplant, concerned voter. >> that is it. >> i want to make sure it is not canceled out. >> reporter: so we took her to the secretary of state's office verify herself. >> we brought her along because she had a couple of concerns about how fair the electi

live in the news room, brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you. >>> more and more americans are registering to vote. the last time a clinton was on the presidential ballot, to put this into perspective, back in 1996, there were fewer than 130 million registered. 150million and now there has been a surge. there are now more than 2 and00 million americans registered to vote that is up 33% since the last gene weighing in on the election. the queen of talk sat down with t.d. jakes and got open. the hillary clinton supporter, she wants you to get out and vote in the upcoming election and here is a sneak preview you'll only see here on 12 news. >>> the reason why i haven't been vocal other than saying i'm with her is because i didn't know what to say that could actually pierce through can't believe that is going on and actually be heard. >> it is scary at a time that leadership is so critical. >> there really is no choice, people. all of the people are talking about they can't decide. this is what i want to say. >> -- >> wait a minute. this is what i really want to say. all of the people out here

live outside the phoenix convention center, brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile the republican donald trump telling the supporters near columbus, ho h. that he will accept the accept a clear election result, but like any candidate, he reserves the right to take legal action if questionable circumstances arise. >>> trump's comments come weeks after the claims of the electoral process and institutions rigged against him and the election would be stolen by under handed tactics. >> and if al gore or george bush had agreed three weeks before the election to concede the results and waived their right to a legal challenge recount, then there would be no supreme court case and no al gore versus bush or bush versus al gore and there have been numerous other cases. in effect, i'm being asked to waive centuries of legal precedent designed to protect the voters. >> their three debates are finished, but tonight clinton and donald trump have one more showdown, but this time with jokes. foundation dinner is underway right now in new york city. this is actually a live look from inside. traditi

. >> brahm resnik in the newsroom with our campaign report card. >> reporter: nobody saw this coming on the report card including the hillary clinton campaign. just three weeks before election day she thinks she can win arizona something only one de 68 years. plus the donald trump video just cost somebody his job. atop the report card hillary clinton is flooding arizona. with early ballots in voters hands the clinton campaign is sending chelsea clinton, bernie sanders, and first lady michelle obama to arizona this week. they are pumping 2 million new dollars into advertising. new competition. donald trump's rig the vote. >> this is a rigged system but we will not let it happen. >> reporter: study after study rejects the claim that the fix is in. >> we have the safest and most secure elections in the world. >> reporter: is hillary clinton juicing? donald trump wants to know. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. >> reporter: nobody has any idea what trump is talking about. the trip of emails include secret transcript of nominee who talks of cracking down on wall s

live in the news room, brahm >>> do you have something you want us to verify? e-mail us your concern at verify@1news.com. >>> history being made in the city of phoenix today. the phoenix police department's new chief, jerry williams, was sworn in as the new leader oh the force. williams' hiring is historic. she will be the first female chief and the second african- american to hold the job. we're live in downtown phoenix where kevin kenly spoke to the official. jerry williams is officially the police chief. she becomes the agency's first police chief, but williams is certainly no strange tore the city of phoenix or the phoenix police department. she spent # 2 years here with the department rising through the ranks. she was the assistant police chief in 2009 to 2011 before taking the top job in oxnard, california a huge crowd turned out today for the swearing in. the mayor was here, several councilmembers and she is from other agencies here in the valley. all on hand. chief williams called this a humbling day and then thanked dozens of people who helped her alon

political insider brahm resnik is here with the latest. >> donald trump responding for the first time today, via twitter to the arizona republic and endorsement of clinton and sister paper usa today this endorsement. the republic broke with 120 years of tradition and not endorsing a republican. first time in its history declaring trump unfit, trump tweeted today quote, the people are really smart in canceling substitutions to the dallas and arizona papers and now usa today will lose readers. the people get it. but donald trump's campaign is not responding to the city of phoenix demand that it stop airing video of phoenix police in a campaign ad. the city claims the police officers never agreed to be in the ad and it looks like they're endorsing trump. the cities a cease and desist letter to the trump campaign phoenix bird logo. greg stanton says city employees can't endorse a candidate when they're working. >> the campaign which unfortunately utilized on-duty phoenix police officers in a way that made it look like there was an endorsement. >> trump will be campaigning for votes in pre

we continue our team coverage now with team 12 brahm resnik live in the news room with what he is uncoverings about the sky high water bills. >> reporter: we received complaints from dozens of homeowners, and there are consistent themes a huge spike the average. one cluster of several homes with high bills and a lot of anger at the city's response telling them homeowners must have water leaks somewhere. one viewer got the water director on tape dissing social media posts. dozens of buckeye residents told us their stories via facebook and e-mail asking for our help. and buckeye is not doing anymore than they have to do. she was charged almost $ 4 6,000 gallons used in a single month, enough to fill two large swimming pools. and we have actually looked at selling our house because of how expensive the water is. i feel helpless. and from alan hubbard. we were you netting a notice to disconnect letter because the previous months had not been paid. this is not acceptable, especially because there is no answer by them or accountability. one viewer tried to get an answer. dave nigh answering his que

team 12 political insider brahm resnik is live with that story. >> and probably is most over polled election ever. hillary clinton leads the national polls for now and she and donald trump are locked in a dead heat here in arizona. trump claims the polls are rigged, and he's not alone. >> reporter: they do make your wonder, polling over the last week shows hillary clinton leading trump by as little as just one point and as much as a whopping 14 points. >> what should i believe? >> i believe the average which is seven. >> reporter: the pollster mike o'neill has done public opinion research for 35 years. his advise on this weekend's sunday square off? >> if you look at the extreme on either side, either one of those is unlikely to be but the averages have proven to be reasonably resilient. >> reporter: and it shows that arizona is a toss-up. >> in arizona they're going to have to actually count the votes. >> reporter: the former governor jan brewer, a leading trump supporter, believes the race here is tight. >> and we're working hard, but i think we will have sweet victory come election night.

this will be the first time in 640 years that brahm castle will open its doors to two overnight guests. it holds a labrynth of candle lit corridors and secret passageways for the guest to experience. airbnb received more than 80,000 entries for the contest. >> you will arrive by horse driven carriage at night going to sleep with only the sounds of wolves howling outside the castle. >> contestants from all across the world submitted entries. the winners are from canada. >>> boy, that would be fun. >> it was a dark and stormy night. >> and the wolves were howling. what would bram stoker say? we have a low out there abeam san francisco that's going to push a cold front toward the coastline. it's going to take a while for the rain to develop. tonight will be mostly dry. we'll begin to pick up a few light showers along the shoreline first. eventually rain tonight, especially tomorrow morning. lingering showers tomorrow afternoon. and now it looks like halloween will get a little bit wet around the bay area. the timing is bad. you can see that tomorrow at 9:00 in the morning, tomorrow at 9 a

. >> team 12 coverage begins with brahm resnik. >> reporter: a different donald reading off teleprompters staying on message and delivering a with renew attack on hillary and bill clinton. donald trump latest greatest hits. >> we are going to build the wall believe me. >> reporter: while seeking to defuse what clinton has slammed as one of his biggest misses. >> what kind of genius loses $1 billion?>> reporter: trump try to put clinton on their defensive. >> her donors have used those there trump delivered a new attack on hillary and bill clinton. >> in the meantime, she wants to double down on obamacare. all back he went through hell last night. honestly there have been many nights when he's gone through that with hillary. >> reporter: they show them in a tossup race >> the investigation of clinton was raped. >> reporter: the nominee was preaching to the converted at the rally. the republicans are the most dependable voters in arizona. >> i say to you folks, i don't want to be negative, what you have to lose? >> reporter: it was packed with about 7000 people and many more >> crying cody

the mansion is the backdrop for the brahm stoker classic dracula written in 1897. >>> "late late show" host james corden zipped himself into a batman suit for a halloween music video his inspiration genuine song pony. ♪[ music ] >> corden plays a pretty seductive superhero in this and later irish singer horn enters the frame deck out in a pirate hat and eye patch and dancing to the halloween beat. ♪[ music ] >>> time now 5:51. looking to help you get around. still ahead the new ad that's letting drivers rent cars with a touch of a button. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> time check 5:54. this is it, our live hi-def doppler radar. what you're looking at is this right here out over the pacific ocean. this contains moderate to heavy rainfall. when you see this shade of orange that's even the possibility of a thunderstorm. it's moving directly towards the north bay. also we will encompass san francisco and san bruno. we are trafficking traffic and weather together with storm watch. >> are you heading san francisco into the east bay? a traffic alert issued by chp on the lower deck of the bay br

> yeah, so there's twyla tharp and an especially a long history with american ballet theatere, so brahms-haydn doing some older pieces with frederick ashton's choreography, so one is called "monotones," and the other is "symphonic variations" and a new piece created by a female choreographer, so rare to see at a level, you know, with american ballet theatre, so jessica lang's new piece "her notes." >> you have been so -- i know. [ applause ] so incredibly busy and wonderful and we love the book you put out and the barbie doll and everything and the way you just speak to women about being proud of who they are and what they look like. i saw what you posted on instagram recently and you're all about just accept, embrace who you are, right? >> it's so difficult this day and age and i think that's why i'm a part of so many positive things like "peg + cat" and when you know, the youth are seeing such, you know, horrible imagery of, you know, what they think they should have to look like and so it was really important for me, you know, with this book, this book that came out that's photographs of my

. >> political insider brahm resnik had a chance to ask clinton's vp pick tim kaine what he thought about the lewd comment here a few hours ago in a one on one interview. >> reporter: tim kaine condemned donald trump's comments but was not surprised on them. he called senator john mccain a very specific question about trump. tim kaine got a laugh from democratic volunteers. >> it has been a weird week. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but hillary clinton's running mate said he meant it in a good way. donald trump's disturbing comments were a gift to the democratic ticket. >> you know, on the one hand that he said absolutely horrible things about women, is not a complete surprise. but, it is just like there is no bottom to this guy. trump but has refeuds to answer questions about the republican