marcy jones has the story. an interesting few days, and everyone out there has an opinion, but what they have in common is that they are hoping their voices will be heard, with hundreds of thousands of ballots not counted yet in arizona, many say they are not ready to accept donald trump as their president. the united states of america is currently divided. you can see it right here in the valley as today hundreds rallied from the capitol to downtown phoenix. >> not my >> reporter: one side against president elect donald trump, the other side defending him. >> you guys are about as intelligent as a doorknob, as one knife in a knife drawer, you have lost your marbles! >> reporter: some tell us they hit the streets out of curiosity to test the authenticity of the rally. >> one of the biggest things that i have noticed is outside the core group of people, one of the things that you have noticed with protests a lot is a lot of paid people that come with it. out and protest. you know, i have seen them all in twitter

police was shot a number of times following an marcy jones is live at the scene and has the latest. marcy? >> reporter: blue lights shine around the next of hundreds at the indian steel park. >> it is the light of their spirit. >> reporter: spirits of loved ones honored as the community is brought together for remembrance. they are strangers but they share one thing. who thing i have gone through. >> they were in an accident with a motorcycle and four of them passed away. >> really miss him. >> my mother showed me un. conditional love all of her life. >> reporter: tonight's event put on by hospice of the valley paying tribute to those who lost their life, strangers finding >> it was good to see the other people and how they are lifting their hearts to god. >> reporter: connected by loss and lifted by spreading comfort. >> i feel connected again. >> life is a beautiful thing. we're all here for a special reason. we're all connected through body and soul. >> with the holidays coming on, >>> back to that new ace letter letter -- news alert. phoenix police looking for a man behind a dead

i hope you get everyone you want. >> she's got two phones, and her name is marcy jones. another classic line from jarvis johnson out there tonight. coming up after the break, dave mun sene will have a look at the >>> dave, we made it to friday. i think a lot of people are excited about that. the weekend is finally here. seemed like a long week. >> it was a long week. it's going to be a beautiful weekend for people to kind of recuperate and get themselves back on track and relax a little bit. it's 79 degrees right now. there's a little breeze out of the east at 3 miles an hour. 26% on the humidity. we have a 41 degrees on the dewpoint right now. 74 degrees in ahwatukee. 72 in apache junction. in fountain hills, it's 73 degrees right now. mid-70s up in surprise. we see a little bit of cloud cover here and there. but that is about it. in fact, watch some come through over the weekend. just a little bit of cloud cover working its way through the state as we head into the nice mild temperatures. we go to 83 degrees. that's a little bit above the seasonal norm for this time of

>> our marcy jones spoke to a local legal analyst about what this means for the election just two days away. >> it's hard to believe but a lot of people are excited for this election to be over and the drama of this presidential race is far from over. now legal analysts ask the question on everyone's mind, will this affect the decision of voters and if so by how much? on the heels of director of fbi jim comey announcing after investigation, that it was closed again and the results were the same, local legal analyst james goodenou says if you thought this election couldn't get more contentious, you may have jumped the gun. >> i think the american people are probably scratching their heads right now. you have one camp that's already in clinton's favor and another in favor of trump and those undecides-- >> james say comey's bombshell decision to re-open the investigation was due to the fact that he previously testified he would if both substantial and relevant evidence surfaced. and once hundreds of thousands of e-mails with a link to clinton were found on a laptop, anthony weiner shared

marcy jones is live. marcy? >> reporter: well, guys, still a lot of police presence out here. they are trying to gather as much information as possible right now but here's what we know happened. 5:15, phoenix police responded to a call of multiple gunshots at east cambridge. upon arrival, officers discovered a 35-year-old male victim with apparently gunshot wounds. he was rushed to the hospital where he succumbed to the injune -- injuries. neighbors tell me there were shell casings everywhere. now. he has not been located. this is early on in the investigation, of course, we will keep you updated as the information rolls in. reporting live in phoenix, marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> thank you, marcy. >>> a pinal county man behind bar office deputies say he threatened, of course, to set gas pumps on fire. investigators say he was at the san tan valley circle k location at road. they arrested him after admitting to having marijuana on him. he told deputies he lit several homes on fire in the bay area and fire was "therapeutic." they are looking to see if he is linked to past arres

our marcy jones has more on that story. marcy? >> that's right, guys. this is refreshing. we spoke to two teachers today who say they're sick of the nastiness that's transpired between both political parties, adding that they couldn't sit a decided to hit the streets with a message of hope. >> emotions are definitely understandable but now is the time to actually do something about it. whatever you may feel you need to do, get involved and do whatever, if it's the electoral college that's bothering you, get involved, and -- >> reporter: it's been the question plaguing protesters since the beginning of time. what is marching going to do to fix your cause? we asked that simple question today, and this is what two teachers had to say. that arizonans do stand up against hate and intolerance. >> a'shawna and beth say that they want to spread the message that hope isn't lost, and we need to work together, especially since there is a young generation watching us. >> i think they have a lot more hope than the adults have in this they see it in their daily lives more than adults tw

>> reporter: marcy jones fox 10 news. >> that is how i sound after too many eggnogs. experts predict that shoppers will spend $200-$400. now that black coming to a close, cyber monday is around the corner. >>> all right, still ahead, donald proving that he has been working over thanksgiving holiday. he is announcing a new member of his administration today. >>> saying goodbye to a tv legend. florence henderson known as mrs. brady pass was thanksgiving transition team for president- elect donald trump is working transition team for president- >>> the transition team for president-elect donald trump is working through the thanksgiving weekend an for the administration. catt hraoefpb mcfar land will be trump's national security advisory. she served under presidents nixon, ford, and regan, again, most recently working as an analyst for fox news. trump announced attorney donald mcbegan will serve as white they are in. >>> actress florence henderson died from heart failure last night at the age of 82. henderson's passing means more than just passing a hollywood figure but m

>> you can leave now. >> reporter: marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> that is so funny. she is the life of the party. >> you want her there. >>> one bad squirrel gets loose and does some damage. where the rodent caused a major disruption. >>> where people are calling 911 >>> one california town are being overrun with angry turkeys prompting locals to calls to 911. take a listen. >> there is a turkey between fourth avenue and fifth avenue chasing people. >> reporter: turkeys have been crowding the main streets of davis, california, causing people to talk about the birds, not about dinner but to 911 dispatchers. >> this is almost embarrassing. office and i have this huge turkey surrounding my car circling me and i don't know what to do. >> i can't leave. i can't go anywhere. i'm stuck between two -- here at the corner of the building and standing here and i got to get somewhere. >> reporter: those are some of the pleas for help phoned into 911. residents calling foul about the foul. dozens hanging out in a city cemetery. some birds will soon qualify to be the perm innocent

marcy jones with the story of the unlikely friendship and bond. >> absolutely, mark, i love this story. one fought in world war ii, the other has two deployments to iunder his belt, and -- under his belt, and they do have a lot in common despite the friendship, >>, you know, here we are in this vitamin shop, what do i need? that water and keep on walking. >> when they got to talking, they realized they had an unbreakable bond. after he was shot, he is mistakenly loaded up with other bodies and shipped to guam. toe, i got taken back into -- a nurse went by, and apparently she heard me. >> arnie says he was lucky to be rescued and nursed back to health, but michael believes he's the lucky one, to have met someone he admires so much. >> i can't imagine what he went through. i mean, i thought that i went through some hard times and then when i hear about what he went through, i like, you know, i stop having pity on myself. >> today michael stopped by to wish arnie an early happy veterans day, share a few stories, adding that while some may see arnie as a humble shop owner, michael sees a h

sometimes it's a little bit too late. >> marcy jones, "fox 10 news." >>> and the developing story as a 13-year-old girl is rushed to herself in the foot. this happened at a family's home out at 55th avenue and clarendon. the girl is in serious and stable condition. no word yet on how she got her hands on the gun. >> a wild surf to the day here. police arresting a wrong way driver in front of our fox 10 studios here in downtown phoenix. this all happened earlier today and of course we take a look at the video from the scene this morning as well. gilbert police tells us at -- started shortly after the several 911 calls came in to report a wrong way driver in the area of arizona avenue and elliott. this is down in gilbert. and the driver would not pull over led police on a 30 minute chase all through the valley and it ended right here in phoenix and police say they sent a canine unit in because of the potential threat that suspect demonstrated. >> the chase ended by a pit maneuver. it was done by one of our as you can see it ended right here behind us. and then the suspect was taken int

they say, in fact, the need and the fox 10's marcy jones dropped by one valley non-profit who says they couldn't do what they do without fundraising opportunities like giving tuesday. >>reporter: when a child loses trust, it's never easy to rebuild, but at gabriel's angels, they say the key is using animals as a bridge. >> so we offer an opportunity for these dogs to make an impact for kids that have experienced the worst and worst and they teach core behavior such as empathy, trust and self-regulation. >>reporter: mary watson has been a pet therapyol years, witnessing countless miracles, but she won't take the credit. that, she says, belongs to her almost 200-pound english mastiffes, pebbles, micah and murphy. in her words, the ultimate healers. >> i just loosened the leash and let murphy go where she wanted to go because they can sense stress and they can sense anxiety, and of course she went right around the corner to the kid that was bundled up on the that her entire face was covered with salt from tears. it was encrusted with salt. and when murphy saw that, she started licking the

marcy jones is live now with the latest on this case. >>> this is quite the story, the suspect turned himself in at the nogales port of entry earlier this week and was extradited to 340eu7 -- maricopa county. the doctor was hit and killed while june of last year at 69th street and shea. for more than 15 months detectives with the help of the suspect's family and mexican authorities work tirelessly to put the accused hit-and-run driver behind bars. >> scottsdale police have arrested ruben santiago lopez, the 26-year-old from mexico is charged with a class 2 and class 4 felonies for allegedly hitting and killing 65-year-old the scene in june of 2015. those who knew the doctor the hematology oncology division chief at phoenix children's hospital say although he was a prominent figure in the medical field, he always made time for his patients. >> not often you meet a brilliant man who is constantly busy who would drop anything for any of his patients to help you. >> the doctor loved his work. his family and riding his motorcycle but above all the people who loved being a provider of hope.

reporting live, marcy jones, fox 10 news. see his best friend for the first time in months, all thanks to the arizona humane society. take a look, today master sergeant doug lock and his family got to be reunited with their terrier pit bull mix layla. he was deployed to south korea without anyone to care for his dog, and this program allows pet owners to leave their pets with the humane society, leaving them return. nearly 100 pets and families have benefited from this program. >>> coming up after the break, protests are breaking out across the country following the election of donald trump. we'll hear from demonstrators here in the valley. plus a local donut shop celebrating that victory, but some customers weren't too happy so, can i see you again... ...i'm free on black forest ham day. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. ...we got married in june... ...on tuna day. every day of the week. every sub contains no artificial flavors. at just $3.50, it's a great sub at a great price

. >> fox 10's marcy jones was at the rally demonstrators. she joins us with what they had to say. >> that's right. everyone out there has a different opinion, but what they have in common is that they want to be heard, as hundreds of thousands of ballots are yet to be counted in the state of arizona, many say they are not ready to accept donald trump as president. >> not my president, not my president! >> reporter: the united states of america is currently divided. >> we reject the president elect! >> reporter: you can see it today hundreds rallied from the capitol to downtown phoenix. >> not my president! >> reporter: one side against president elect donald trump, the other side defending him. >> you guys are about as intelligent as a doorknob! as one knife in a drawer! you have lost your marbles! >> reporter: some tell us they hit the streets out of curiosity to test the authenticity of the rally. >> one of the biggest things that i have noticed is, you know, outside the core group of people one of the things that you notice with protests

marcy jones, "fox 10 news." >>> here in arizona we got sunny skies in the valley over the days ahead and some parts of 9 country are dealing with snow and rain. dave munsey joins us now with a look at the forecast. >>> and we have of the country that people like to travel to. we will start with the southwest where things are very, very nice. let's take a look at the map here. and do a little traveling around. here we go over to san diego. look at that. sunny on thanksgiving day 76 on friday. 72 and sunny beautiful weather in las vegas. thanksgiving 64. friday 63. a lot of sunshine. and as we head up to flagstaff, 49 on thanksgiving. friday look at that, 55 degrees day. a few clouds up there. and then in tucson 77 on thanksgiving. then on friday don't forget 78 degrees but the territorial bowl that evening as the wild cats and the devils go at it. now let's take a look across the country. we take you up to 7:50, almost 8:00 in the morning on thanksgiving. you can see the northwest is a little bit wet. there is some snow up there and it will be windy as well a little bit of scattered a

. >> marcy jones has the latest and talked to an analyst and has everybody's mind. will this affect the decision of voters and if so by how much? on the heels of director of fbi jim comey announcing after re-opening the clinton e-mail investigation that it was closed again and the results were the same, local legal analysts james goodenou says if you thought this election couldn't get more contentious, you may have jumped the gun. >> i think the american people are scratching their heads right now so you have one camp that's already in another that's in favor of trump and those undecideds, i don't know if they know. >> the bombshell decision to re-open the investigation was due to the fact that he previously testified he would if both substantial and relevant evidence surfaced. and once hundreds of thousands of e-mails with a link to clinton were found on a laptop, anthony weiner shared with his now estranged wife huma abedin, he had to act quickly. public it was a huge firestorm. there was all kinds of political pressure on him and he realized, okay, i gotta do som

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

but what makes some black friday shoppers so angry asu researchers have beenoo marcy jones is live with what they found out. >>> i don't know why i'm always on the black friday stories but i have to tell you i like it now it's time to grab your popcorn and a seat and i'm not talking about the movies because little is as entertaining as full men and women argue over something like a tickle me elmo. there is some science behind it. >> they have it in their mind they will never be able to buy the store they think there is three left in the entire company. >> worked in retail his entire life. he says when it comes to limited quantities on black friday, shoppers see red. >> we get aggressive over it especially the last one them are like i have to own this. >> asu assistant professor kirk christopherson dedicated more than three years of his life to a study on black friday. he says there are a lot of factors at play but components are hypnotizing ads and mob mentality. >> we see these ads that have a great, great deal and they there are only a limited number of quantity available and psycholo

reporting live, marcy jones, "fox 10 news." >>> thank you. you decide 2016. the election is just three days away and the candidates are gettig a lot of help making a final push here in arizona. >> arizona is still up for grabs depending which map we are looking at. sometimes we are toss ups or sometimes lean red. the race has certainly tightened in a lot of these states over the past few weeks. today dr. be c valley stumping for his former opponent, donald trump. fox 10's stefania okolie was at the event and joins us live with the latest. >> that's right. the world went out and dr. ben carson is here at the gop headquarters here in phoenix. really trying to get those extra additional votes in for donald trump here at the last minute as we are down to the last three days before election. in fact it was a packed room take a look at the video. you can see how many people were filling the room it was certainly an enthusiastic crowd and diverse crowd as well. we saw all kinds of people. showing that it doesn't just take trump being present at these events being go

marcy jones has been looking into this for us and has the answer for us. it's a question we keep getting on our facebook page. >> a lot of people want to know, and it can seem a little confusion why the election is called with some blats -- ballots in boxes across the state. >> we like every good story, and were prepared for a lot of eventualities, but this was definitely one for the record books. >> projecting elections, a part of the fox news decision desk, he says november 8th, 2016, will never be forgotten. he also wants to remind folks that the official call calls from the electoral college december 19th. >> when news outlets call a race, that's not official. we a think is going to happen. we happen to have quite a good k track record about projecting what good outcomes are, but there is nothing legally binding about what we said. >> it's like that across the board, even for individual states, for example, the hundreds of thousands of ballots that have yet to be counted in arizona follow the same formula, based on exit polling and the majority decisio

. >> marcy jones live with her longtime friend, jarvis johnson. >> reporter: my longtime friend. but this guy definitely has. jarvis johnson, i bet you haven't forgot his name because he won't let you. what's up, jarvis? >> nothing much. i'm just camping out, ready for black friday. >> reporter: are you so happy to see me again? >> i'm always happy to see you. >> reporter: he's a good faker too. we're going inside your new digs. you have upgraded. >> yes, i have. >> reporter: if you're rihanna, you have left your chris brown. you're now entering drake. carpet, have fox 10 on. >> yes. >> reporter: it's the best channel ever. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: you got couches and carpet. >> i got a microwave here. i got a griddle. >> reporter: i'm not here to rain on your parade. it seems like a fire hazard. >> it's not a fire hazard. there's no propane in there right now. >> reporter: when you do grill, you're moving it outside, right? >> we're taking it to the lot, the parking lot. >> reporter: awesome. >> they have a 49-inch tv for $149. it's a 4k hdtv. >> reporter: you have something

fox 10's marcy jones has an update. >>> it was saturday october 15 at about 7:00 p.m. when the condo under construction at 2:40 west juniper avenue went up into flames. gilbert fire and rescue as well as police are continuing the investigation and now they are asking the public for their help suspects seen in this surveillance video. because so much time has passed since the fire, the arizona advisory committee on arson prevention is offering a reward of $10,000. atf offering a $5,000 reward all in addition to $15,000 in reward money by the home builders for information that leads to an arrest. >>> that was our marcy jones reporting tonight. democratic vice-presidential nominee tim kaine speaking today in he delivered his entire campaign remarks in spanish. kaine told the crowd he feels donald trump would be a danger to the country. >> trump's vision is foreboding and divisive. so today i want for you to hear correctly from me that under the clinton/kaine administration there will be room for everyone in this country. >> kaine speaking this afternoon at the maryvale co

marcy jones live in gilbert. this is the break they needed. >> absolutely. this is a key piece of information that police are hoping will lead to a big break. now it looks very different than it did just about three weeks ago over here. and like a lot of cases, time is of the essence, we are three weeks out since this happened and now police are asking anyone for any information. >> it was saturday about 7:00 p.m. when the condo under construction at 2:40 west juniper avenue went up into flames. gilbert fire and rescue as well as police are continuing the investigation and now they are asking the public for their help to identify two juvenile suspects seen in this surveillance video. because so much time has passed since the fire, the arizona advisory committee on arson prevention is offering a reward of $10,000. reward money by the home builders for information that leads to an arrest. >> now police say oftentimes people don't come forward right away because they think the nugget of information they have is insignificant or they assume that police know it t

you don't have to be she's just going to love you and that's all it takes. >> reporter: marcy jones, fox10 news. >>> gabriel's angels says they are funded by fundraising by this community. so every penny counts. you can find a link to donate to them on our website at fox10phoenix.com. >>> coming up after the break, those young people and their flying machines. they go up and then down. of a competition that you'll bring to you -- we'll bring to you next. >>> the bar association considering new laws on relationships. >>> the clinton camp is joining the recount effort in wisconsin. i'll have the latest in what president-elect trump is saying, coming up. >>> if you're a sun devil football plan, i'll tell you why you should be ticked off, disappointed and answer. if you're a cardinals fan, you realize this game is a microcosm that continues to keep repeating. blown taunts, penalties. what happened. we'll look at how to fix it. sports night coming your way tonight. our cards insider in the studio. suns and coyotes do it again against edmonton. with prism tv from centurylink, you can get o

marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> reporter: voters going from sites. twitter saying there was 75 million tweets about the election by wednesday morning alone. facebook users feeling chatty with 115 million people discussing the election. the popular website indeed saying the number of u.s. workers searching for jobs in canada jumped 10 -- tenfold. trump's victory, stocks fell then bouncing back and then some. the dow and s&p finished higher. >>> g.m. announcing it is laying off 2,000 workers in january because of stalling job sales. the job cuts will be in michigan and ohio. that's business. >> reporter: well, the wake-up forecast. let's see what the temperatures are like. they are bit, especially across the mountains where flagstaff yesterday was in the mid 30's in the forecast. it is now at 29. we get below freezing. grand canyon at 28. 38 at prescott. 42 at payson. 59 at gila bend. 45 at globe. 57 down in tucson. closer to home, 56 at fountain hills. 56 in surprise. 57 in gateway. 59 in ahwatukee and 60 in what a beautiful day tomorrow is going to b

marcy jones has that story. >> a scene of tragic loss earlier today mesa police responding to a drowning toddler call in the area of university and val vista drive. when they arrived it was already too late. >> we noticed a toddler that was unconscious. and had been found in the pool by his father. >> police are still unfolded, but they tell us the boy somehow climbed out of a window and ended up in the pool. that's why they are asking families to always keep pool safety top of mind even though we are heading into the fall season. >> regardless of whether people are around the pool or not, make sure that locks are in place. that you know and you have alarms, just however any preventive measures you have are there. >> evidence is being collected at the scene and still under point it just appears to be a horrible accident. adding that when they respond to a tragic scene like this, they try and aid in anyway possible. >> it's so unfortunate. and so we go this there and we do what we can to try to help the family and help the situation itself. sometimes it's a little bit too late. >> marcy j

and it's a peaceful protest. >> reporter: marcy jones, fox 10 news. >> the decision to close the area north of canyon ball river -- cannonball rivers coming after a nasty clash in tear gas and water bullets. 26 people had to be hospitalized. >>> here in the valley police asking for your help in finding a man in connection with an armed robbery. this robbery happened back in august at the walgreen's at 7th street and mcdowell. the suspect brought a pack of gum to the register and gave the clerk money but police say he then took out a gun. and demanded money had the clerk opened the drawer to make change. now, officers are public can can help them identify this guy by his camouflage sweater. >> maybe somebody thought that looked a little suspicious, that he was trying so hard to hide his face, but he certainly displayed a weapon and we're thankful that no one got hurt. perhaps that sweatshirt shooed out to -- stood out to someone being camo and that information would pep us out. >> police say the suspect drove off in a maroon mercury that he had backed into a parking spot. >>> police al

arizona voters deciding controversial propositions, including prop 205 to legalize recreational >> marcy jones joins us live with more on that. >> reporter: i'm here at crescent ballroom here in downtown phoenix. they having a viewing party. this prop 205 very big in california, massachusetts, maine, nevada. let's talk about here in arizona. supporters of prop 205 tell me the most common argument they 205 don't believe the money will go to schools. they say they are promised funding but there is always a catch or an asterisks saying if this happens then the money will end up with somewhere else. they don't want their kids running around with a gummy bear with pot in it. supporters of prop 205 tell me yes is natural rights to liberty. they don't want the government controlling a substance they deem harmless adding they would rather have the money go to public schools than drug cartels. people on both ends say they have the advantage over the other but here is the good new, if you're not into the republican party or democratic areas are having specials on drinks. make sure you get out and vote t

marcy jones is live with more on the festival. marcy, if you and great pizza, there's no place else to be. >> it's ooey, it's gooey, it's delicious, we are talking about the pizza that's going to be all over here, margaret t. hance park. we wanted to know what goes into catering something like this, and there's a lot that goes into it. arguably, the most amazing sight in the world, pizza. pizza isn't just delicious. it's a way of life. >> it's a family business. my mom and dad helped out in the beginning too, so everybody is here. my aunt is my manager. >> few things bring together family like fire baked dough, tangy tomato sauce, and fresh mozzarella. that's why justin says the phoenix pizza festival is so great. he gets to share his passion with everyone. >> we are one of the pizzerias with a restaurant. the others are like food trucks. there was a line around the corner, and last year i couldn't tw keep up. this year we are ready to go. >> they will be tossing the pizzas the same they do every day in their phoenix and glendale l

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that was fox's marci jones reporting.t that not only did she invite that family and jamal for dinner the entire family will come. >> for the record jamal says his biological grand mom does not text. can you you imagine that was a group text message and everyone is responding. just have everyone coming over. it was just jamal. so nice to see. happy thanksgiving to both of you. >> i think i must be old now. >> hold on. >> i am old but i do not do that group text thing. i have a friend who there might be 20 people on a group text every day they talk to each other. >> i don't do that either. >> it is annoying. >> maybe three people. >> you get every sing is will message. >> and it goes on all day and all night long. >> my whole family does it, so we update whenever there is stuff going on because we don't always chat. >> can you bail out. >> i don't think you can, that is the problem. >> nice to see a picture but when you are responding, replying what are you doing next week. >> every time i do it if you don't respond in a co

. >> and fox 10's marcy jones is at university of phoenix stadium. she's getting reaction from all the fans out there. marcy? >> that's right, guys. was it a blowout? absolutely not, but it was a win, and we will take it. lots of folks still pelling out of the nest right now. it was a beautiful night here. hopefully, they can head into next week with more confidence under their belt. they do have a couple of weeks unwavering in their support. pregame kicked off like clock work after the game. lots of people getting fueled up with bbq and some beverages before the cards took to the field. we asked fans what they thought was in store, and here's what they had to say. >> everything is all right. as aaron rodgers says, just relax. take it easy. we're going to get a little bit of something one game at a time. this today. next week minnesota. we get on a roll and take care of business. that's what this is all about. cardinal nation, go big red. >> go big red. next week we're in minnesota against the vikings. it's going to be a tough game. i think we can pul

marcy jones has the story tonight for us. >> reporter: that's right, marc, she said ironically she wanted to vote early to avoid the complete nightmare, in her own words, that was the primary election. she waited for five and a half hours then. she said she wanted to vote early to avoid this whole fiasco, but she said what happened tonight was even more confusing. >> you should have turned in your early ballot. you should have turned in the form and dropped it off and issue. >> that's what she said she was told when she showed up to vote early today. angela was puzzled. >> this doesn't seem right. i'm here an hour and a half early. i would like to vote. and he said, well, you can't, or you're welcome to wait in the sun, but, you know, you're not going to be able vote. >> according to voters, this makeshift sign was put out at 3:00, 90 minutes before the polls were set to close. angela says the police were called to clear out the some people behind her, who she says were also in line well before the polls were set to close. >> i knew the polling workers want to leave on time, i really do,

. >> reporter: marcy jones, fox 32 news. >>> remember this? it was the take on the mannequin challenge. this was fun. we've never been so quiet. >> i had to look at you minutes straight. >> clips of people frozen in time inundating the web, of course, with the mannequin challenge. sports team and the president gave it a try but we found one school that might have the cutest video of all of them. kindergarteners through eighth graters through caliber elementary. >> kids can't stand still. >> it is almost cruel. >> captain america, did you catch that? >> the school posting several videos. the video that gets the most likes will get a party. think about how hard it was for them to sit still. nothing like a little friendly competition. i think they should all get a party, john. >> that is like everybody gets a trophy. you have to say there is a winner. >>> dramatic video as a brawl is interrupted outside of a club by a wayward driver. >>> the major change that is on the way to mcdonald's that will change the entire dining experience. >>> a story m

big divide among many people, many want to avoid talking about it with relatives at all costs, marcy jones live with what you can do at the table to keep the peace this thanksgiving. marcy? >> that's right, marc, and i think it's a coincidence that i am in the only place in the studio with all of the wine. i just think that's a coincidence. but you definitely don't want getting burned, especially your guests over political conversation over that turkey. so we hit the streets to ask the ultimate thanksgiving day question, can't we all just get along? >> we are doing a story on kind of keeping the peace at the thanksgiving table in light of this hilarious election. >> you're funny. >> if somebody does bring it up, let's say, and you want to divert the conversation, how are you going to do that? >> that's a very, very good question. so -- >> maybe we should practice. like potatoes? >> right, have another spoonful of mashed potatoes. have some pumpkin pie. >> the psychologist says before using a side dash as a political pacifier, follow these simple steps. number one, be understanding. >> we a

marcy jones travelers flying out of airport when the news continues in just first tonight at six >>> thank you for joining us first tonight at 6:00. as families head out for the long thanksgiving weekend a hours a pick up truck that was pulling a fifth wheel trailer blew a tire right along i-17 at pinnacle peak road killing the man who was behind the wheel. we were told he and his 18-year-old daughter were going camping as part of an annual thanksgiving thatdation. fox 10's nicole garcia has more tonight. >> this is just a horrible tragedy and it really couldn't have happened at a worst time with the freeway filled with all of the thanksgiving travelers. take a look. this like right now this much is going northbound. we are right in between deer valley road and pinnacle peak road. there are a couple of lanes going north that are shut down and traffic is flowing on i-17 going north. but take a look at the traffic here on the frontage road and gives you an idea of how backed up this particular area is. also take a look at the pickup. that is the pickup that was involved in this deadly

marcy jones with the story, a lot of other people wish they could get the deal as well. >> yeah, and i think we are both of them, right? >> yes. >> managers at the valley company say that because this election is unlike any they have ever seen before, they are hoping it becomes a trend. >> when employees learned managers were giving them the day off to vote, the idea went they don't have to come into work. >> i think it's a great idea. i think it should be a national holiday, personally, just to give as many people as possible the opportunity to go vote. >> others add it's really not about politics but rather exercising a basic right. >> we are not very political here. no one speaks about who or what they are voting for, but they still thought it was a very good opportunity for us to all vote, because it is our -- you know, we should do it as american citizens. >> attorney important to not only know your rights as an american citizen but as an arizonan as well. >> arizona voting rights act guarantees all workers three consecutive hours within which to vote on election day without any

our marcy jones is here. she has more on that story. marcy? >> reporter: that's right, guys. we spoke to two teachers today who say they are sick of the nastiness that transpired between both political parties, adding that they couldn't sit at home and do nothing, so they decided to hit the streets with a message of hope. >> emotions are definitely understandable, but now is the time to actually do something whatever you may feel you need to do, get involved. if it is the electoral college is bothering you, get involved. >> reporter: it's been the question plaguing protesters since the beginning of time. what is marching going to do to fix your cause? we asked that simple questin today, and this is what two teachers had to say. >> so we decided to stage a peaceful demonstration to show that arizonans do stand up against hate and intolerance. >> they say that there has been so much to spread a message, a message that hope isn't lost. things will get better, but we need to work together and listen, especially since we have a younger generation watching us. >> i think there is a