donna rossi is in our newsroom. very tough to hear and see. made the 911 call is survived, but -- survived his serious injuries, but two people died in the shooting. the video does capture most of the events. >> phoenix 911. >> i got shot. there were call by wounded jose gonzalez alerted police to the mass shooting that took place at the motel 6 on shot in the chest and the arm. >> reporter: this is lobby surveillance video. man in the shorts is a hotel guest being helped by gonzalez behind the counter. you can't see him. also behind the counter to the far left is a motel security guard. the police report indicates the suspect got into a confrontation in the motel parking lot and

donna rossi is in our newsroom. and this sister has remained silent all these if police are going to help with their investigation, now is the time. >> this is the last photo of my sister. she's only 13. >> reporter: kristen says the loss of her older sister in may of 1992 shaped and affected her whole life. >> she should have been my best friend today and the thing that kept me grounded and focussed in life. >> reporter: she went missing after going door to door in their sunnyslope neighborhood selling items for the same neighborhood at the time. >> heading in the direction of brian miller's house, the house right after his house, he never made it. >> reporter: after miller was jailed for the so called canam murders, police tied milltory brandy's case -- miller to brandy's case and asked he be charged with her murder but enough evidence. >> i would like for there to be such an outpouring of love for my sister that she feels it all wait in heaven. >> reporter: she believes the they should where they live holds the k

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donna rossi is live and this is >> it really is, you know, the water issue is not on the formal agenda but people are showing up to address the council during the public comments section, right at beginning of the meeting. for weeks, we've been reporting on buckeye residents receiving unbelievably high water bills and one got a bill close to enough to fill backyard swimming pools. they received the complaints and they'll investigate the complaints but the city has kept the residents on the hook for the high bills. tonight, residents are going to make their voices heard. we're told between 40-100 residents will show up and because of the item not being on the council agenda. members are not going to residents are letting them know something needs to be done. we'll bring you the latest at 6:30. >>> next, explosion in alabama. look at this. it triggered a state of panic. this could now cause a shortage paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. inal county sheriff paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul ba

donna rossi has learned that the two are accused of filing a false report. in may, officers pepper sprayed a woman who was trespassing near 31st avenue and mcdowell. they claim they stayed with her for more than five minutes to make sure she was okay. evidence shows they actually drove away 40 seconds later. >>> phoenix police are looking for the man who tried to steal an americ downtown phoenix. video shows the man trying to take the flag. can't get it off the pole there. >>> millions go back one hour this weekend. why that actually spells bad news for retail stores. weight. how a urine test can help pregnant women. >> and health violations that could shut down some valley [ crowd noise ] >>> long lines for early voting. you're looking at tempers flaring at scottsdale city hall as a handful of early voters verbally sparring with police officers, city workers as on people who had been waiting in line to vote. they were even handing out numbers. we have a crew in carefree were people were shut out of early voting there when the doors closed at 4:30. they had

donna rossi cbs5 news. >>> tonight there is a new $680 million plan to improve the state's education system. this is all part of arizona kids can't wait. that the plan by diane douglas, the state superintendent of public instruction. it includes several new proposals such as increased support for the state's rule schools -- buses. the top priority in her proposal is raising teacher's -- teachers' salary. cynic i would like to see the raising their salaries. we know the issues that they struggle with with bordering states that pay more than we can. over maddeningly -- overwhelmingly, that is what i heard from arizona. they want their teachers paid better. cynic in order for this to become a reality, she needs to work with governor ducey and other lawmakers to find the funding. cbs5az.com. >>> across the country tonight thousands marched in hopes of raising the minimum wage to $50 per hour. this is a live look -- $15 per hour. this is a live look in downtown phoenix. the protests here are being sponsored by the service employees international union. that group says it wants to send a v

donna rossi watched as the whole thing unfolded. she joins us live from the chandler police department. >> reporter: that suspect was eventually caught. he is being processed by the chandler police two counts of armed robbery. >> a lot of the trucks, a lot of the police vehicles were over here, and they were firing smoke bombs into the house there, and then finally you could hear them saying okay, we got 'em. >> reporter: james watched as an unusual scene played out in his normally quiet gilbert neighborhood. >> only a couple time, hi here and there, never seen the family, just him. >> reporter: his neighbor is the man police were looking for in connection with two he has been identified as tracy yuj eugene mccoy. he is suspected of holding this circle-k and a second shortly after in chandler. >> based off the fact these were armed robberies, the threat of a firearm, we decided to utilize our s.w.a.t. team >> reporter: police north saying what information led them to mccoy's gilbert home. when they went to serve a search himself ins

donna rossi is live in our newsroom with more. >> the students seemed angry and scared about what their futureay they heard from candidate trump, now president elect trump. [ chanting ] >> reporter: they held signs and chanteded as they marched on the state capitol grounds. they came from high schools and many districts, many of them minority students who expressed concerns that their relatives may be ripped from families and deported. others said their religious beliefs made them feel unsafe under a trump presidency, believe. >> i'm scared. i'm i'm mad. i can't express, people are trying to be happy, trying to have a good life. >> are we gonna fight for one another, and stick together no matter what happens? if we become one, then nothing can bring us down if the president represents all of that hate. >> there were about 300 students onhe they were a little loud but no one was hurt, and for the most part things were peaceful. >>> it looks like voters will have to wait until next week to learn the fate of several local races. that's because there are still hundreds of thousands of uncou

donna rossi was in the middle of it. she joins us who did those students have to say? >> at the height of the protest b300 students and other protestors converged on the state capital in downtown phoenix. [ crowd noise ] >> the students said they could not concentrate and wanted to make a point that they matter, regardless of their heritage, sexual orientation, religion, or legal status. a few students expressed concerns that your families might be r apart. >> we know he did win for president yesterday, but we still want to open our mouths and voices, and give people the power that we could do what we want to do. we are scared, we're we are very unhappy, angry at fact -- of the results. but we also understand that we're a community that supports one another, and we're gonna stick together no matter what happens. >> there were police officers on-hand, and a confrontation squad. but everything was peaceful. folks out there this afternoon say we should expect >> > walkouts today at schools in california and colorado protesting trump's election. that's california on the le

donna rossi is live near 19th, one of the hundreds of polling places. >> the workers here at this polling site finished setting up and everything is locked down tight as a drum until throughout the state. according to both the county and the secretary of state, those 724 polling places should alleviate the massive wait lines that we saw in manner during the presidential preference election. >> we have more, but you have to go to your assigned polling places. and we expect lines. i've just, the an anticipation for this election, so, we're are 30 minutes for the minimum. >> and poll workers are doing just what these folks are doing, setting up the machines and they've been tested. the ballots are printed and have been distributed. one of the concerns is a very contentious election cycle, security. the sheriff's offic have deputies at the sites but have 6 deputies that have been designated to drive the county should problems happen. and local police departments will respond if there's a problem. >> we handle our situations ourselves and we teach our poll workers to handle issues at the polli

for man hunt monday donna rossi cbs5 news. >>> caught on camera a man falls from his truck while leaving a club. 28-year-old william edwards fell out of the driver side and his truck rolled over his legs. that truck then crashed into a house and injure add woman who was sleep -- injured a woman who was sleeping inside. edwards was drunk and the security at that club tried he is now facing several charges. >>> in -- in peoria a bizarre incident. if you look that hawk right there got stuck in a parakeet cage. the owner keeps the cage outside because the weather is is nice, but something this morning went wrong. the hawk got in and actually parakeets. >> the bird was upside down with his foot stuck out wondering what he got himself into. he was probably trying to go for her, but she got a little beat up herself. >> becky says that their second parakeet snowy is the tough one, believing that it was her who helped to fight off the hawk and that is why she was able to survive. >>> new tonight if you know someone who has a nap for helping others, now it's time to apply for a the medical departm

. >> people were frustrated and donna rossi is live with polling preparations and what you can expect tomorrow. is no longer than 30 minutes. this church site is one of 724 polling places and hundreds more across the state. i want to show you what is looks like inside. election workers are setting up the booths and machines making sure everything there are hundreds of sites available, you have to vote at your assigned place and deputies will not be the sites but 6 deputies will be roving the counties to see if there is help needed. >> it can't be rigged. the machines in which voters

. >> donna rossi is live from mill avenue. >>reporter: yes, that's right, no new year's eve block party this year. when the fiesta bowl moved out, it took the sponsors with it and tempe has tried different things they've not been able to make a go of it. there will be no fireworks and no stages and no countdown with the ball or whatever dropping and no mass event and one local owner said he thinks it will have a negative effect and one owner said he's disappointed but it is what it is. >> they understood the difficulty and the hard place we were in and they were supportive of the version and we're going to encourage people

let's go to donna rossi who is live at the renaissance hotel covering paul penzone. >> reporter: this is where the himself is expected here later after having a quiet dinner with his wife. in speaking with pension yesterday he told me that he is really nervous about tonight even though the polls show him i had one poll showing him up to two percentage points. we believe it will be a lot closer than that. he is trying to unseat a very unpopular sheriff. one who is no nationwide and has spent four years in office. the paul penzone campaign slogan says -- it is time. paul penzone is hoping it is time for a new sheriff and tonight he will be that sheriff. paul penzone told me he is running to restore ethics, integrity and fiscal responsibility to the office of the sheriff. he is obviously running as a democrat. he is a democrat but he told me he considers the office of sheriff a nonpolitical office and if he is lucky enough to how he will burn his shop. of course respect to when years with the phoenix police department and we know that four former chiefs of police of the phoenix police de