brahm resnik, 12news. >> all right, brahm resnik live with us who has been there throughout the night. before we move on, i just wanted to ask you. we are seeing a lot on our social media about the influx of george soros money that came in to go against joe arpaio. when you look at that and the latino vote, which do you think let's talk about money for a second. joe arpaio spent more than $10 million in the campaign. that is typical of this campaign. at least three quarters of that money came from outside the county and outside the state. the money, $2 million, aimed at taking out joe arpaio. it was the largest expensed george soros made during this campaign. he spent a lot of money getting law and order, ti wanted in office. he also targeted bill montgomery. so yes, that played a big role. you cannot underestimate the role of the latino vote in this campaign. it was huge. many more latinos registered and also you cannot underestimate or overlook the fact that republicans and independents had to cross over to defeat joe arpaio. joe arpaio is losing maricopa county by 10 points. marico

brahm resnik is live to explain. hey brahm. >> reporter: hey, this tribal land will be the new home of the phoenix rising football club formerly known as arizona unite. right now, the soccer celebrity co-owners. it is kind of a homecoming for blair gavin. >> right down the road. right down the road. >> reporter: the horizon high grad will be playing pro soccer at a new scottsdale stadium not far from the fields where he played as a boy. >> it is about the kids getting better. >> reporter: gavin's team, stadium. 5,000 seats built for soccer only on tribal land near the loop 202 in scottsdale. >> i think it is important to recognize that we need to walk before we can run. >> reporter: a smart move for an ambitious team whose best known stars are celebrity co- owners. international electronic star diplo and pete wence of fall- out boy. >> it is really about soccer. it is a passion. >> reporter: david diplo's manager for a decade. he says it was a great team for a global message. >> it is unbelievable it is diverse. it is

team 12 political insider brahm resnik has the story. brahm? >> reporter: stacia, this case is a big deal for advocates of voting rights. they immedte the federal appeals court action. but the u.s. supreme court might reverse that decision. that could happen as soon as tomorrow. here is the background. republican governor doug ducey and the legislature made it a felony this year to collect another person's ballot for drop off. they claim ballot collecting invited voter fraud, though none has been found. voting rights group went to court saying that the law would suppress the right of minorities as well as rural residents. just a few minutes ago capital. >> yeah, let's cheer. this is great news for arizona voters as we have seen this week there are long lines at early voting places. arizonians want to vote. we shouldn't be making voting more difficult. >> arizona's attorney general filed an emergency request to allow the law to take effect before the election. the decision by the court could come as soon as tomorr. >> brahm, thank you. >>> early

brahm resnik had include exclusive interview from the clinton headquarters in brooklyn. what did he tell you? >> he told me he does not believe the campaign's job is any harder here even after the f the eye disclosures and -- disclosures and the use that arizona has been hit hardest by skyrocketing premiums. donald trump spent a solid 30 minutes of us -- this hour-lo clinton on those -- hammering clinton on those two issues, he labeled the clinton email investigation is quote the biggest political scandals is what a great is quote robbie moved told me he doesn't believe those issues will affect the race in arizona. >>> i don't think it's any to for. the difference between donald trump and hillary clinton could not be a car or starker. the threat that he presents independence or republicans people who have not them -- voted democrat for a long time crossover and so forth clinton. >>> he says he expects the selection to have the highest turnout in american history. arizona, 1.1 million early ballots have been returned statewide as of today. >>> tonight, police officer aust

brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you. >>> week now since election day and a new map is giving us a closer look at how counties across the country voted. now we are seeing the divide among the counties in arizona when it comes to who they wanted in the white house. here is a look at the three counties in arizona that presidential elect donald trump won mohave, la paz county and graham county. here is a look at the three top arizona counties that voted for hillary clinton. she won in santa cruz county, apache county, coke neneo county -- coconino county. >>> presidential elect donald trump campaign manager is in turmoil . including the ousting of governor chris christie. but the campaign manager said there is no truth to it. >> we feel good about the transition. i want to say it is just false to say it is not going well. the president elect is very happy with how the transition is going. >> trump tweeted it has been an organized process and she the only one finalists are. >>> right now a look at your hod headlines. a burglar shot after the homeowner caught him in the act. it happened this a

brahm resnik, 12 news. >> thank you very much. hours before hillary clinton took the stage, republican vice presidential candidate mike pence sought to defend republican turf in mesa. victory all across the state of arizona and all across the united states of america we will make donald trump the next president of the united states. >> mike pence made stops in new hampshire and colorado -- new mexico and colorado today. early voting is underway in as and it is not looking pretty in co in line several hours to cast their ballot. defeating the purpose of beating the rush on election day. 12 news' trisha hendricks went to get answers tonight. trish, is this a sign of things to come? >> reporter: early voting is supposed to make the voting process easier but around the valley it took two to three hours just to get through the line. >> reporter: long lines, frustrated voters, people demanding answers. >> i had to wait. >> reporter: they showed up at city hall on their lunch break and had to wait three hours. >> i wanted to vote and get

brahm resnik 12 news. >>> with nascar enchanted being so close to veterans day some to the va hospital in phoenix to think veterans for their service. it was part of the va's driving benefits and services home campaign. the drivers took a tour of the hospital thinking fans and hearing accounts of some of our country's greatest heroes. >> i am really looking forward to hearing some stories and showing them appreciation for what they have done for our country and it really puts everything in >> the nascar drivers tell us that veterans make up the largest segment of raising fans. the veterans benefits administration also held a benefits fair at the hospital letting that snow how they can take advantage of nearly $100 billion a benefits available to them. >>> now it is time to take a look at your hot headlines. a national hero will soon be laid to rest. george paul james will be buried on the navajo reservation in arizona on he is survived by seven children.>>> memorial services have been announced for show low police officer darrin reed . he was killed in the line of duty on tuesday. offi

and i think you're going hear that tonight from secretary clinton. >> brahm resnik political reporter for kpnx in tempe, arizona. thank you for having you here tonight. it should be fun. >> thank you. >> be right back. stay with us. >>> i'm sorry i have to do this, but i mentioned at the top of the show tonight that tonight's u.s. senate debate in louisiana featured six candidates on stage, and one of them was the former ku klux klan grand wizard david duke who is running for the u.s. senate in louisiana this year as a republican candidate. now obviously even just david duke's presence on that stage has been controversial. even his presence in that debate, his invitation to that debate, as somebody polling well enough to be there. that led to protests at the site of the debate. but all that was before he used that debate stage tonight to share with us his david duke views of the jews. >> i'm not opposed to all jews. i think there are a lot of jews i honor. but let me tell you about something. i'm against jews or anybody else who puts the interests of some other place over our own coun

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brahm resnik is standing by with reaction from the penzone penzone with me a few moments ago. an interview with the sheriff elect. he told us -- >> you were a part of that. i know you all knocked doors. >> the only division we should ever see in the community is those that commit the crime and those of us who are willing to