marcy jones live outside of the comerica thaoeter to give us the low down. >> reporter: the show is still going on, as you can see behind me. things are alive and popping right now. we're told this is going to go locally and around the country that came to perform. we talked to a few of them earlier. here is what they had to say. today is hip-hop day. don't believe it, ask phoenix mayor greg stanton. >> yes, we declared it in the city of phoenix. >> reporter: folks flocked to comerica theater to watch more than 200 artists perform, some newer than others. 16-bar challenge and won the opportunity to perform here today. ? talk to you i want to be with you ? >> reporter: she hasn't missed a phoenix hip-hop festival yet, especially because each year the expectations grow higher. >> bigger and better and more people involved, sponsors, more artists are getting involved. it is getting bigger and better. >> reporter: for the isn't just another performance. it could be a big break. >> a lot of great headlines. a lot of local guys are really good they are just trying to get the exposure and this i

. >> reporter: thousands of folks flocked to comerica theater in downtown phoenix to watch more than 200 artists perform, some newer than other. >> last night i competed in a 16-bar challenge on mill avenue and won the opportunity to perform here today. ? talk to i want to be with you you ? >> reporter: jenny j. says she hasn't missed a hip-hop festival yet because each year the expectations grow higher. >> bigger and better and more artists are getting involved. all around, it is getting bigger and better. >> reporter: for the underground hip-hop scene, this isn't just another performance. for many, it can be a big break. >> it is a great opportunity to bring the community together and see all of the hip-hop fans in phoenix. it is great to see everybody come out under solidarity for hip-hop day. >> reporter: many of the local inspire other. >> every time i flow i don't know where my mind is going to go but i throw my hands on the rollercoaster ride. i have to pause and i have to remember this is who i am and every who second guessed me will never get the best of me. >> reporter: we

comerica but county sheriff's office said be a good witness but do not cross the line. >> they have bad intuition and eight chase someone down and something that can happen. >> reporter: there will be six uniformed deputies focusing on all polling sites. >> if you're going into vote in your chanting and yelling it becomes a problem. >> reporter: red mountain united methodist church calling say it is more than that. >> my kid cannot go to school. >> reporter: keeping foot traffic moving after you vote. >> be proud you are an american and you did your duty. go home and wait for the results. >> reporter: if you need to report something talk to the election manager on-site first. they will call dispatch. you can call happen outside the 75 foot range. >>> voter intimidation is a real concern for people. remember that guns at polling places are illegal unless you are a peace officer. if you see someone armed with an 75 feet you can text guns down to 91990. >>> a multistate blitz on the final night before the vote. clinton is in north carolina. each trying to make it clear tomorrow that we hav

sheets around comerica shut down as they take the stage. what else is on hand and how the city's mayor is getting involved. >>> he served as the interim police chief but now he has been named for the job. >>> this was bad news. i saw this on our noon program. temperatures too warm for snow. they are standing at the bottom of the hill. >> so it does not look like this? >> no, this is what it looks like in happier times. we're at a 70% chance that snowbowl will open tomorrow but they have to get it colder tonight. >> reporter: you will see on the futurecast of moisture as we get into the weekend. beautiful day, 75 degrees right now. sunset for the valley. 74 at cave creek. 73 at deer valley. 69 in surprise. 74 in mesa. you can see high pressure out there but another low, another cold front working its way toward us at this time. as we put the futurecast into motion, you can see saturday, clouds come in. look at what happens later in the day on sunday as we get into the evening. sunday night into monday, big chance of rain. 70% chance of rain

>> we've been on the show talking about comerica, the ceo has been in place for 14 years the stock has under performed. they're not fully optimized. since we went to the annual meeting they have taken additional steps to optimize but we still think comerica is a potential takeover target and with stock prices higher it makes it easier to pay the big premiums we saw in times past. >> can i take the other side for a second? donald trump, everybody is now all of a sudden in the blink of an eye dismissing a lot of the rhetoric that you heard on the campaign trail because of one speech that he gave at the hilton on election night. in donald trump's closing, his two-minute commercial at the very end of the campaign he mentioned financial institutions and he had a picture of lloyd blankfein in that ad. are we too quick to think that donald trump the campaign er is not going to be donald trump the president? >> well, during the campaign -- >> the floodgates are open. you raised the price target on every single financial you cover. >> we were positive before. we're positive after. you have a re

the third annual shred-a-thon taking place outside of comerica i took advantage. >> you went there for a little bit. and that event is designed to securely destroy and recycle sensitive paper documents. it's the valley's largest free shredding event. people came in with cars full of boxes of paper in order to get it all shredded. st. mary's food bank collecting cash and food donations and they say they are happy to be at the event to prepare for thanksgiving. >> we are inside a three weeks for thanksgiving now so we have tables. we have our big holiday distribution, 10,000 families are coming through our lines and the three days leading up to thanksgiving. >> some amazing to get all of the paper out there. last year nearly 170,000 pounds of paper were shredded and recycled. pretty cool. >>> well, our political coverage continues with a scare for donald trump and why secret service agents had to do this, rush him off the stage. we will tell you next. >> we have an hear what state department workers have to say about hillary clinton during her term as secretary of state. >>> final sprint

that's at comerica theater. streets around the theater will be closed to cars. closures begin at 3:00 p.m. and will last until early sunday morning. finally, there's the girls on the run 5k event. that's in the heart of downtown, begins and ends at the state capitol, and that means that much of washington and jefferson will be closed beginning at 7:30 roads should reopen by 11:00 a.m., but if you plan to come downtown, you definitely won't be board. there's a lot going on. marcy jones is live with more on one festival that should make every pizza lover very happy. >> exactly, i was just going to say, john, if your idea of heaven is walking around, being able to try tons of gooey slices of pizza, we will be t. hans park. we wanted to see what went into all of this and wanted to get a free slice of pizza too, and it turns out there's a lot more to this than you might see. for many, this is arguably the most amazing sight in the world, pizza. for the owner of this restaurant, it isn't just delicious. it's a way of life. >> my son and daughter have grown up in this

centered banks are at new highs essentially, and all of the big regionals, your zions, keycorp., comericae saw on thursday and friday. a lot of optimistic talk over the weekend about growth prospects, things changing. ed hyman at isi, similar comments to a lot of people saying trump's victory was a game changer. very bullish on the economy of china thinking perhaps china's gdp could accelerate to 9% in 2017 from 6%. that was a bit of an eye opener for me. and you heard carl and jim talking about the earnings situation. earnings stronger than expected. q-4 numbers not coming down as much. and the brexit exit -- brexit risks, excuse me, receding there. now, mr. trump on "60 minutes" yesterday did say he was going to build a wall. who's the beneficiary of that? there's a couple of companies. look at flir, they do thermal imaging systems. build systems allow you to watch people in the dark trying to get anywhere, move across borders or around in houses, that stock's at a two-year high. we've been talking last week about infrastructure stocks. there are other names that are out there other tha