candidates will lay out their arguments as surrogate bernie sanders is firing up voters in neighboring arizona while donald trump stoke s fears of a rigged elections. >> they are trying to rig the voting and then say, oh, there is no voter fraud in our tr pockets around this country, and voter fraud disenfranchises every american, republican, democrat, independent and it cannot be allowed. >> and "the new york times" this morning is reporting that trump has called on the supporters to turn out on droves on election day to monitor the polling places increasing the fears of intimidation of minorities. and now, president obama is taking trump to task using the saying that trump is using a campaign to delegitimize a election. >> i have not seen in my lifetime nor in public modern history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections and the election process before votes have even taken place. i would invite mr. trump to stop whining and try to go make his case to get votes. >> and if that was any indication of previous debates, tonight, the trump campaign has said that they will be

arguments, with hillary clinton utilizing third and bernie sander's firing up supporters in neighboring arizona, mike pence and donald trump stoke fears of a ricked election. >> they want to even try to rig the election at the polling booths where so many cities are corrupt and voter fraud is all too common. then they say, there is no voter fraud in our country. >> voter f pockets around this country and voter fraud disenfranchises every american, republican, democrat, independent and it cannot be allowed. >> and the "new york times" this morning reports trump has called on supporters to turn out in droves on election day to monitori polling place, intimidation and fears of minorities. president obama is now taking saying trump is waging a campaign to delegitimize an election. >> i have never seen in my lifetime or in modern political history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections and the elections process before votes have even taken place. there is no serious person out there who would suggest somehow that you could even, you could even rig america's elections. i'd advis

arguments, with hillary clinton utilizing third and bernie sander's firing up supporters in neighboring arizona, mike pence and donald trump stoke fears of a ricked election. >> they want to even try to rig the election at the polling booths where so many cities are corrupt and voter fraud is all too common. then they say, there is no voter fraud in our country. >> voter fraud is real pockets around this country and voter fraud disenfranchises every american, republican, democrat, independent and it cannot be allowed. >> and the "new york times" this morning reports trump has called on supporters to turn out in droves on election day to monitor polling place, intimidation and fears of minorities. president obama is now taking trump to task using some of the saying trump is waging a campaign to delegitimize an election. >> i have never seen in my lifetime or in modern political history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections and the elections process before votes have even taken place. there who would suggest somehow that you could even, you could even rig america's election

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. >>> a man is under arrest in southern arizona accused of killing a neighbor and wounding her husband. wife elizabeth was going to give him kittens. when she opened the door, steele shot and killed her. steele walked into the room and shot mr. coleman. no word yet on any motive for the violent attack. >>> a coalition of 14,000 law enforcement officers announce their opposion that is the campaign to regulate marijuana like alcohol in our state that will make recreational marijuana legal. the police association says "as we have seen in states that legalize marijuana the unintended consequences takes resources that we do not have. it will take crime and drunk driving among the arizona youth." the yes campaign released a behalf of a retired d.e.a. agent. he says "the truth that many rank and file law enforcement members know is their better time the better used going after real =s than enforcing laws. if voters decide to pass prop 205, it could put a dent in cartels. marijuana shops would be established in places, including nogales where smugglers are caught with backpacks full of weed. h

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so whether people donate, you know, to this event or other neighbors may be over there. definitely everyone in arizona knows a kid going through something really rough over there. so hopefully they'll be inspired to, you know, donate whether it's money or their time or just help out their neighbors or friends. >> back to the d-backs. don't be surprised if you hear arizona's attempt to move their top starter and top middle infielder as we get ready for the offseason in the hot stove league. as we look ahead to an active season, on to the world series. lur is one of the most respected managers in the game. but did you know joe remains closely connected to his hometown of hazelton, pennsylvania, with a project that assists economically disadvantaged youth and adults. i talked with joe earlier this season. the hayesleton integration project, you stayed connected. what inspired that and give us the mechanics of why. >> the inspiration was i was i was really upset. i'm leaving and my wife jan and i are flying home and i couldn't get over how awful i thought our town looked. it was dark. the people are afrai

offered under the affordable care act could affect the vote in the battleground state of arizona, your neighboroncerned about a ripple effect into new coax? >> you know, i'm not concerned about a ripple effect into new mexico, but i hope it creates an opportunity for remaining voters to have a policy conversation about the affordable care act. the clinton campaign has been incredibly strong about reiterating that 85% of folks who are seeing an increase in premiums are going to have the same effect in an increase in their subsidies and as someone who is interested in the affordable care act part 2 i'm really excited about working with secretary clinton on dealing with cost, additional insurance transparency and dealing with pharmaceutical costs and these are the kind of secondary protections that we need for americans. nothing that the trump campaign is either talking about or interested in providing to beneficiaries and patients in this country. >> can i ask you about your re-election bid this year. i know that you're up here. are you concerned that this renewed attention on the fbi investigati

derek carr his mother, and that neighbor who rushed helper all honored by the arizona cardiac arrest survivors group. >> good for them. >>> coming up next hour omg video of the day. the slightest surprise for one guy while he was be on the will -- behind the wheel. what happened when a snake >>> finally tonight is scary surprise for guy in florida. a snake slivers out he was driving. he has not seen the snake since so it is missing. it may still be in there. that makes it even worse. >> where in florida? >> i do not know what i would do. >> >>> thank you everybody see new at 9:00. vegas, wild drama, trump and clinton, the final showdown before the election. donald trump in need of a game-changing moment, unleashing more surprise guests to try to rattle hillary clinton. who is riding high in the polls. of attacks. >>> nbc news exclusive as wikileaks releases more stolen documents. intelligence sources tell nbc news what the u.s. is doing to block the russians from making off with anything more. but what else do they already have? >>> blown away -- a massive explosion rocks a big ameri

southern california, activity definitely to the north where our neighbors are, but we are going to see a pressure systems move through arizona. they are not going to affect your forecast a lot because this area of high pressure in northern mexico is going to make make for a warm dome of air over the southwest. tonight it looks great out there. we are looking at upper 70s in deer valley, already cooled down to the mid-70s in surprise, chandler is at 82, and apache junction at 76, and this afternoon we hit 96 for our afternoon high, five degrees today and 105 the highest - warmest i should say that we set the record with back in 1991, so at least we are not getting that hot. we have always been tracking so much news related to matthew, devastation still, all sorts of flood advisories in effect, lots of cleanup there, but we have another system to keep our eyes on here. this one called nicole. it's just a tropical storm at this point, 60-mile-an-hour winds. the good news with this, take a look at how far it is away from the e it looks like bermuda will be the location with the potentially biggest effect, not even sure if it wil

. >> anchor: one fan we talked to who lives in arizona says she just hopes that her friends and neighbors there will now stop calling her team the deflate-triots. that's the latest live from foxboro. byron barnett, 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 for coverage of tom brady's return as the the browns. trey daerr live in cleveland over the weekend and his live reports start on saturday. >> anchor: also on 7, the supreme court denies whitey bulger's appeal. the high court said it won't hear the mob boss's appeal of his racketeering convicts that means his convictions for the 11 murders and many other crimes will stand. the 87-year-old mobster was a fugitive for 17 years until his arrest back in 2011. a jury convicted him in 2013. >> anchor: now on 7, a man shot and killed by police in lynn. serve a search warrant at an apartment building. police say the man pointed a gun at officers. amaka u back quay live in lynn with details on what led up to the shooting and what we know this evening. amaka? >> anchor: kim, police say this whole incident started when they tried responding to these condomini

arizona. it compares the turnout of voters to neighbors attached to the voter history and they can see yours. >> pressure is a good thing. we also call it encouragement for people to get their ballots and vote. >> democrats also used a similar flyer. the only difference, it doesn't list neighbors by name. the gop says the same flyer had a positive effect two years ago. >>> this morning the voting machines around the valley are making the grade. run involving 10,000 ballots. now the ballots are under lock and key at the recorder's office. you can watch them on the live web cams as well. >> it is all locked up and sealed. we have records of all of the seals. the poll workers have to verify they're the same seal numbers that were on it when we sent it out to fat silt. >> hundreds of machines will be loaded on to trucks on and on watch. ten days left to go until that general election. hard to believe it's almost over. i'm sure a lot of people wish it was over a few months ago. thinking of people want to see end, these temperatures, allison, they're just soaring. >> i know. >> and breaking records

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all one-on-one, one the outside, against cooper. speaking of a guy that makes big plays. jermaine kearse has made a few, too. >> al: 31-yard gain. michael, is going to get them very close to field goal range before he is taken out of bounds. the clock stops, 1:47. gain of six. >> cris: this is a pete carroll football game. i'll bet he said, don't give up. we're going to make a play. special teams, defense,

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all night long, has been perfectly

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, ges lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure.

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here.

arizona the west campus at asu. >> next, what does it mean to be a good neighbor? one valley woman is setting the example for all of us. >>> seniors gone wild. >>> music starts and hunks i expected, [laughter]. the wheelchair brigade. >> they're hunky in their own way. they can still shake it. more than 2 dozen seniors went out on the town to a houston strip club. and guys took the stage as village people. >> the ladies crashed the party the men were holding at hooters and they dressed the part. these guys have been looking for a way to get them back since. she's 88-years-old, the laid you heard from. >> make it rain, they pulled off. >> we need to have the old days another. >> she lives alone but doesn't feel that way because of the bond she has with her neighborhood. >> this 89-year-old valley woman sets the bar high. >> not everyone knows their neighbors. but there's a phoenix grandmother who lives on this block determined to change it. >> 89-year-old rosa sullivan has been here for 45 years. but still makes a io meet everyone on the block. >> april, next door,

it's so wonderful, our neighbors to the north in nevada, their education savings account program is far better than arizona's. it is universal. basically if you are eligible to attend a public school in nevada, you you are eligible for an educational savings account. being challenged in court, but it looks like they're going to be some very positive results. that's how we should be doing it. why shouldn't, in fact i would say it should not be just use for people who don't prefer a public or district charter school, if you are citizen and a child in the state were not there yet. what i like to see is that families save for their own education. you have your own education savings account i don't care what type of school whether your public, public-private shouldn't ultimately go away. we should be focusing less on where they're going to school. i would like all education funding as a first step. just like college, pick where you go to college and pick we go to school. if you're not happy with the result take your child elsewhere because you'll get examples of the public school works well, the online school, th

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizonaoes not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all night long, has been perfectly picked up that time, to get the one-on-one, one the outside, against cooper. speaking of a guy that makes big plays. jermaine kearse has made a few, too. >> al: 31-yard gain. michael, is going to get them very close to field goal range before he is taken out of bounds. the clock stops, 1:47. gain of six. >> cris: this is a pete carroll football game. i'll bet he s

arizona tonight some college's west campus are worried about their safety. >> police are looking for the man who grabbed a woman and tried to force her into a car today. >>> neighbors say they're dealing with the same thing. they believe they're paying for the details. >> reporter: this is just one of many complaints we've received from residents claiming their water use has mysteriously spiked. some of them are using ten fold water overnight. >> reporter: it claimed they used 77,000 gallons in august and 43,000 in september. >> it's outrageous. it's not even a claim that could be remotely possible. >> reporter: her boyfriend, a licensed plumber, checked everywhere for leaks. >> irrigation outside, i do it every day irk catch it pretty >> her water was shut off. >> instead of the mortgage, i went ahead and paid the $600 to get the water turned o. but i had already paid the mortgage so that check bounced. so i got a foreclosure notice. >> reporter: she's looking for answers from the city of buckeye. >> i do feel like they're responsible. if they were truly worried if there's any sort of issue, they'd be helping me to >> reporter: we reached out to the buckeye water

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizonaagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting play call here. incomplete pass, gives arizona a lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all night long, has been perfectly

neighbor's pet. the kangaroo is home safe and sound and, yes, it is perfectly legal to have a kangaroo >>> the former nfl quarterback tim tebow is headed to arizona. the mets are confirming he will take part in the arizona fall league. he will play for the scottsdale scorpions and, yes, it is the same team that michael jordan played in in 1994 when he stepped away from basketball. and on cbs 5, both teams are 1- 3. the wake-up arizona team, we're going to kick off coverage with a special 4:00 your thursday night football action. right after that, a cbs 5 cardinals special, and we'll be live all day long from santa clara with your exclusive coverage. >>> still to come on cbs 5 news, ian will have your last look at the forecast. but first, here is a look at what is coming up sheriff paul babeu was headmaster at desisto school in massachusetts. a boarding school rife with abuse. a lot of things went down that probably shouldn't have. this isn't about abuse or neglect, because none of this was found. except these records show the state found it, students and parents testified about it, and a judge ordered it to stop. the cornering, the sheeting, i di

neighbors trust. and deservedly so. indeed. geico. expect great savings >> al: two minutes. seattle has a time-out. arizona does not. go back to the wagner play and the missed field goal. >> cris: by the time watford reached his arm up, that was watford initiating the contact. so, he did not hit the center. did not land on the center. moves out. >> al: sherman laid out. couldn't get to it. third and four. interesting pl lot of time after a punt. wilson. down the left side light. that's caught. by kearse. covered by marcus cooper, on a third and four. gutsy, gutsy call. >> cris: they brought all the pressure. watch all this stuff coming in here. and this offensive line, all one-on-one, one the outside, against cooper. speaking of a guy that makes big plays. jermaine kearse has made a few, too. >> al: 31-yard gain. michael, is going to get them very close to field goal range before he is taken out of bounds. the clock stops, 1:47. gain of six. >> cris: this is a pete carroll football game. i'll bet he said, don't give up. we're going to make a play. special teams, defense, somebody's going to win this game. we're goin

arizona kids. >> very cool. thank you so much. get your holiday scratcher. high five for that donation. thank you very much. >> a lot of people, you always wonder who your neighbor is, right? lo and behold i come to find out that my neighbor is an mma champion. this is benson henderson. i noticed, benson, you have a very dirty car back there. >> i do. i do. >> reporter: you need to show up at the car wash, and i appreciate your doing it. >> of course. i had to make sure it was nice and dirty and give some money to get it nice and clean, so here we are. >> reporter: you have a championship fight coming up in. >> november 19, tune in and watch it and i'm going to get me a third belt. >> reporter: three belts that is incredible. what do you think of our set- up? >> i love i'll be back again next year for sure. >> reporter: thank you very much. i feel very safe in my neighborhood with this man as a neighbor. thank you. >> man, he has great hair. paul, thank you! >> reporter: she said you have terrific hair. >> it is beautiful. >>> and paul is going to be camped out at desert ridge market place through the 6:30 newscast. you can find everything you need to know about

arizona about the same time that the spanish did. they were raiding people, they prayed on their neighbors. they are the vikings of america. this,ade no apologies for and i don't believe historians should make apologies for them. if we can celebrate the vikings and what they did, we can certainly celebrate the great warrior tribe of the apaches. there were 8000, 9000 at the most. they lived in a harsh, unforgiving environment, and they knew it like they knew the back of their hands. they are not force indians -- horse indians, they are mountain people. they looked upon the forces of the spanish as food as much as transportation, but they did use them to carry their worriers deep into mexico for their rates -- raids. , the62, mangas coloradas great chief of the chiricahua's, who unlike any other chief had united all the people together, he had grown weary of war. since 1846, he had tried to keep the peace with the americans, but the americans had the trade that piece. party ofhen a raiding -- afterfrom the north cochise had been called into a peace conference and portrayed an apache pass, a young boy had been kidnapped from

komen mission and 75% of those proceeds will stay here in arizona supporting local programs that are going to help friends and family and our neighbors and our coworkers. we're all touched by with this disease in so many ways whether it's your family or friends. >> and that's the thing. even though a lot of people think about the person that has cancer, it is that support system. we've seen it all morning long. call it cosurvivors. it's the entire family and it gives them strength. even strangers walking up to some of these people and giving them their stories and just inspiring everyone because you know, it impacts so many people. its incredible and the weather out here is nice. >> we couldn't ask for better weather. >> we have a nice breeze and check out the forecast. it's going to be perfect out there. it's going to be warm, temperatures in the upper 90s in some locations but you can see they're still finishing the fivek. come out here and check out some of the vendor booths and 5k, every -- 5k,. >> fighting on today is what it is about. monique, we want to toss it back to you from the finish line. >> thanks guys. i did like that

neighbors could be recording you. coming up, what landed a chandler woman in big trouble. studded event. >> and donald trump facing backlash this morning. and what do arizona voters really want this election year? >>> we have the most accurate forecast this morning, 65 degrees right now in tempe. mesa about 62 right now. looks like in goodyear we're 66 and 65 in glendale. looks like we'll be cooler overnight, high pressure sticking that means we'll stay nice and dry, also nice and warm. those breezes are back. more on that coming up in a few minutes. >>> north valley drivers, you'll see this stall at i-17 southbound. we have a stall blocking the left lane. that's the ramp that takes you to loop 101 eastbound. it's starting to stack up. this is a route you could choose instead here, getting off at deer valley from i-17

arizona. traffic was 10 time it is normal amount. they worked with ibm to allow time. >>> new at 6:00. a community effort to save the victim of a facebook draft. neighbors did all they cold to try to save these guys. >> one neighbor tried to help the victims away from that crushed car. another came out with his fire some people fed up with the street racing. roads turned into racetrack. this morning it woke them up. >> kind of a jolt. almost like an earthquake. >> reporter: a witness tells police he saw the guys racing up and down the street. none of them were wearing seat belts. >> there was a basketball on the street. that had rolled out probably from one of the cars and it just broke my heart. >> reporter: fed up with fast cars, people that live around here have been trying to get a signal. >> it would not surprise us if a car went ka?eupl fly -- car window. >> this a sad reminder about the dangers of speed. >> reporter: now we're working to find out how many accidents police have respond along this stretch of central avenue and what it will take to get a stop sign or a signal out here. we put in a request for that information and we will bring it to

neighbors to know if you voted? >> i looked at the stamps and it says freedom, liberty, believe what was on the other side. >> reporter: it's a report card, doing the grading the republican party of arizona. >> i think this will really anger a lot of people. >> it's angered enough people to catch our attention. jewel halford agreed to talk to us about her reaction. >> it's none of their business how we vote. >> it's not really about politics o participation. >> the republican party of arizona says they've sent out more than 10,000 of these fliers. there's some that think language like this is unnecessary. quote you could see their voting history, they can see yours. and promising a follow up report. >> pressure is a good thing. we also call it encouragement for people to get their ballots and vote. >> reaction to the flier has been mixed with some people the arizona democratic party also sends out a flier based on someone's voting history and compared it to your neighborhood without using others name. halford says she will do her best to turn out this year's election, but what will she do with the flier. >> it's going in the trash. >> after positive voter turn out in key districts decide

arizona landowners. it was their dream spot. that was until they realized what was happening nearby. >> for years they say that they had no idea one of their neighbors was a scottsdale-based manufacturer that used that land as a shooting range for high caliber weapons and helicopter-mounted machine guns. >> but as the company moved forward to expand with plans, they were met with fierce opposition. andrew hasbun has the story. >> their mini gun can shoot 3,000 rounds per minute. that's 50 sounds a second. and scottsdale based company tests the weapons with customers on the sprawling range west of maricopa. they scooped up more property to expand their business, but there was one big problem. carla lee is one of a handful of property owners who are now surrounded by the company's land. she bought many years ago, when the company bought up the surrounding properties. she didn't visit too often but she planned to build a place here to retire. >> i was attracted to the solitude and to the immense beauty. >> but on one recent visit with her to the property, a helicopter circled overhead, the chopper unmistakable as it flew over the range in the distance.

neighbor the car is not reported stolen. officers are still investigating. >>> the heavy hitters are coming to arizona to campaign for hillary clinton. michelle obama will be at the convention center. she will speak with tim kaine. the event is open to the public but you need to sign up before you get there. >>> our live coverage of tonight's debate begins at 6 pm. that is followed by the great pumpkin, charlie brown. edition of abc15 news at 9:00. >>> we have lots of delays . i want to focus on the east valley. specifically i-10. a 20 minute desert drive time. very slow westbound from the 202 santan to u.s. 60. this crash is westbound near elliotts. you can see at fire truck on scene. also an ambulance. that is blocking the hov lane. state to the right. loop 101 no better option. >>> no problems out there. a very a nice start this morning as we head 60s. we're now up to 70s under 70s -- sunny skies. 87 by noon and highs in phoenix and the valley reaching the low 90s. high pressure is going to be the dominant feature over the area the next couple of days. that means we warm up. 96 on friday with isolated rain chances early n

arizona, firefighters jumped into action to pull this soot-covered man from his chimney. he entered there after leaving the keys inside the house, but he got stuck halfway down. neighbors heard him screaming and called the police. >> wow. >>> we have to give a shoutout this morning to report setting runner. he the canadian here. >> on sunday, he shattered the marathon record for his age group. >> that choice of the photo, where it was taken. >> he's not there yet, just running by. running the toronto marathon in 3 hours and 56 minutes. up believable. more than half hour faster than the previous record. he did the race in sneakers he's had for 20 years. >> wow. >> e he says i'll keep running as long as i can. >> keep running, indeed. i'd still be trying to finish the marathon right now. >> in great time. all right. how about an athlete that's much older than edwin, right? from the jurassic era. that's patrick peterson. >> an explaexplanation? he warmed up against the jets in this. the ridiculous outfit. it was punishment for losing a bet against some teammates. the quarterback always has this betting contest he has with teammates, and if you lose, they get to decide wha

arizona, firefighters jumped into action to pull a soot-covered man from the chimney. he entered the chimney after leaving his keys inside the house, but he was stuck halfway down. neighbors heard him screaming and called the police. >> wow. this morning, a record setting runner. he's 85 years old. >> on sunday, he e shattered the marathon record -- >> that's a poor choice of photo where it was he's not there yet. >> running three hours and 56 minutes. unbelievable. more than a half hour faster than the priest record. he did the race for 20 years, and here's a great quote, he says, i'll keep running as long as i can. >> indeed. >> unbelievable. i'd still will running right now. >> and in great time. all right, an athlete that's jurassic era. kidding. that's patrick peterson. >> an explanation for this? warmed up for last night's game against the jets in this. this re.cc lus outfit. the whole thing, apparently, punishment for losing a bet against some teammates. >> the quarterback always has this betting contest that he has with teammates, and if you lose, they get to decide what you dress up as. or in some of the players have run around in their underwear. >> video eviden

. >>> and a man in arizona learned the hard way when you lock yourself out of your house, the chimney is not a viable option. he was stuck for four hours neighbors heard him yell. they called 911. he was covered in soot. there you see him. but it didn't stop him from giving one of the firefighters a big old hug right there. i just want to say locksmiths are an option. even maybe breaking a window might be better than getting tuck in a chimney. >> just saying. >> the firefighter looked like he was actually receptive of that hug covered in soot. stay away from me, buddy. >>> here's something you don't see every day. indians pitcher trevor bauer forced to leave his playoff game bleeding. and kayna whitworth is here with that story. and kayna, this all started with an injury from a groan. >> reporter: michael, that is exactly right. trevor bauer sliced his finger fixing one of his drones, and it happened right before the biggest game of his life. and so his start was pushed back. but after just 21 pitches, his finger started bleeding so much, >> he's got him! >> reporter: overnight the cleveland indians beating the toronto blue jays 4-2. the indians

neighbors. >>> back now at 8:44. sounds like a foo >>> 8:44, sounds like a football game breaking out. sunday evening seattle seahawks face off against the arizona cardinals. >> and he's officially neutral. >> take a stand! >> i love the name of your restaurant. you have a great recipe for the game? want to get started? >> yes. >> this is a ginormous piece of meat. >> we start with a 5 pound brisket. it starts with a good rub, salt and pepper and garlic and coffee. it doesn't leave that grit. mix it up in the bowl. >> i think i have it. >> do a quick mix of it and then we take it. >> go for it, >> perfect. >> a barbecue pro already. >> almost as good as i think. >> we will generously put it all over our meat and both corners and transfer it at home and oven at 250 degrees. >> on both sides? >> do it on both sides, give it a good flip and make a mess. >> it already smells right. >> you have that coffee and onion and garlic and nothing better to wake up in the morning to. it's about an hour for pound. a 5 pound brisket and probably take 5 to 6 hours low and slow but the patience pays off in the end. once it gets to a temperature needed, you will c