it was emmit purcell. who's that? he comes in every now and again, some kind of jail guard on rikers island. you know him? don't know him good. talked to him a time or two. was he with these stickup guys? no. he had nothing to do with them. he was just having a drink, they was sticking the place up, and i see purcell's holding a pistol. and he went and shot that man. now, the robbers, they took off. purcell, he lit out the back. but everybody's talking how the robbers done it. now, i don't know whether i should stay quiet or what. but it was purcell shot the man. so the customers covered up for him? nah. most of them had their head down. plus they're drunks. you know where we can find this guy purcell? no, sir, i don't. but you are sure about what you're saying here? i know what i seen. unlike them others. forgive me. i don't inquire about the situation. let call the inspector general's office at corrections. you guys gonna need me anymore? we got your address, right? yeah. he took it down at the bar from my driver's

purcell's gun's a .38. so the bullet in levon is from purcell. shots must've went off at the same time. that's got to be some big load off purcell's mind. [sighs] purcell. how you feeling there? doing better? [coughs] uhhh... my head's better. i'm not woozy. it down. you don't have to make no confession. you're going home. they giving me bail? you don't need none. you're free. what about the innocent man i shot? we got back the ballistics. shows shots fired from 2 different guns. one of the guys stuck the place up went to the emergency room with a gunshot wound. the bullet they took from his shoulder was from your gun. wh-what about the dead man? one of the stickup guys shot him. i didn't see it. i didn't see it. the way we figure it-- [thud] uhh... you didn't hear the other gun go off 'cause, uh, you shot about simultaneous with the stickup guy, plus your senses being dulled. i had a few drinks, and i remember i took my medication, and i hadn't had no breakfast, so i shouldn't have been carrying a gun like that. f them. even so, from now on, you

only 13,000 votes accept paraded helen purcell from adrian fontes. today, purcell conceded. he announced his candidacy after the presidential preference election back in march. we all remember the lines for that election. those problems got national attention and that is likely what l fontes. >> i think it is important. we have seen all levels of government that people want a change and want a difference. this race means we're moving towards a place where we pay attention to the voters. we pay attention to the citizens and pay attention to what they want. >> reporter: helen purcell express her appreciation for everyone who voted, regardless how they voted. there is no greater joy in seeing the high participation. i want to thank the hard working men and women in my office for their tireless service. purcell added that serving has been a privilege live and honor of a lifetime. coming up at 6:00, more on fontes' plans for this office. >> ballots are still being counted in maricopa county. there are 10,000 early ballots and 45,000 provisional ballots left to count. more than a

. >> helen purcell losing her bid for reelection. adrian fontes is in. >> purcell at the center of a fire storm of her office's handling of even the most recent election. joe bartels spoke to them. he says he needs a look around before he changes. >> yeah guys soon his name will be on the doors here at the maricopa county recorder's office. democrat held the position. it became a tower of controversy following march's presidential preferences election. remember the three hour waits to cast ballots? a lot of fingers cast at helen purcell. she took full blame for it. she's been the cooldown city recorder for -- county recorder for 28 years. adrian fontes says his first act of duty is to get to the bottom of the election issues we've been seeing. >> a lot of little mistakes over really a couple of decades blossomed. people were paying close attention to elections. i won't say it's specifically helen purcell fault. i think it's all of our fall. we're on the right track now and it's time to move forward. >> purcell has declined interviews

purcell added that serving was a privilege of a lifetime. she was elected to this position recorder's office still has ballots that need to be processed. if approved by defeat, prop 205 would allowed arizonans to possess an ounce of marijuana and possess six plants for use. >>> different story in colorado where denver becomes the first city in the country to allow recreational marijuana at bars and restaurants with the passage customers will be able to use the drug inside as long as they don't fire up so things like edibles. those businesses may have smoking areas outside as well. >>> in the border battle, the police of the los angeles chief department says his department& won't help deport immigrants under the trump administration. he says it is not the job of his the department avoided turning over documents to i.c.e. and beck says his officers do not make contact with individuals based on their immigration status. several democratic mayors of sanctuary cities, including new york, seattle, and chicago say they will do all they can to preve

helen purcell is out. purcell conceded the race earlier today. counting early ballots exactly one week after the election. she congratulated adrian fontes today. >>> and the push to legalize recreational pot in arizona coming up short. they say they're not giving up for the future. >>> a lot of people looking to ease the tension after election night. twitter is getting involved in this. online trolls have been harassing people. twitter is adding a feature to crack down. it's expanding the mute feature to let people phase out words and phrases. >> big developments for house democrats today, deciding to delay their elections until after thanksgiving. it delays the decision to on whether to keep nancy pelosi as their leader. it will happen november 30th. some younger democrats have been working to mount a >>> president -- pe losy -- pelosi. >>> president obama admits he was surprised about trump's win in greece. riot police were prompted to use tear gas and stun grenades in some protests. >>> two men wanted in a homicide in connecticut and arrested

helen purcell is in charge of counting the ballots. she said the delay is normal but her challenger is calling the whole thing unacceptable. working through the entire weekend day and night shifts. there are no reason why the ballots were counted. >> that would be up to him. i know the kind of job i do in my team dollars and i'm very proud of that. >> a few of you sounding off on my twitter talking about how much you are on pleased with how long this is taking. purcell's office will update the results every day at 5:00 p.m. until the job is finished. we are told that final numbers tweeted a link on my twitter that you can follow the races as they continue to get those updated. we're live in phoenix, allison rodriguez. "abc15" >>> sheriff are piles case is expected to go forward today. it comes 48 hours after being defeated in -- in the race for sheriff. kdoc -- katie is he required to be there at the hearing? >>reporter: no this is in the civil case of racial profiling. once the trial starts the criminal case spends a lot of time and t

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helen purcell conceding in the base for county recorder. abc15's nick ciletti telling us what we can expect next. >> there will be a new boss here. helen purcell conceding in the race for county reporter. adrian fontes will be the one who comes out on top. you may remember those long lines during the presidential primary. helen purcell and 13 fire for that. -- her team came under fire for that. those long lines for what motivated fontes to run for this office. >> it could not stomach the idea that voters were being made to stand in these lines. that is why i became a candidate for this office. >> reporter: fontes tells me he is thinking outside the box when it comes to early voting. county expended to reach a variety of people. we are talking about doing it in places like farmers orchids and sporting events to get a better reach. he also says all poll workers will need more training. nick ciletti, abc15 . >>> the senate democrats have a new leadership lineup and new york's chuck schumer there minority leader. washington's patty murray will

to affect the outcome of the closest race, for adrian fontes currently leads the incumbent, helen purcell, by about 13,000 votes. >>> vice president elect mike pence has arrived at trump tower in manhattan for a meeting with president elect donald trump as they look to fill more cabinet posts. giuliani is said to be the front-runner for secretary of state. john bolton is still in the running. as opposed to giuliani, bolton has years of experience, but he also has raised some eyebrows with some of his hawkish positions. >> john would be a very good choice. >> is there anyone better? >> maybe me, i don't know. >> you know, i'm kind of old school on this business. it's an honor to serve the country, but ultimately this is the president elect's decision. >> donald trump and house speaker paul ryan appearing here to be moving past their differences. both will have to work closely unanimously reelected speaker of the house. >>> and now you're looking live at pictures coming in from washington where many students are marching on the capitol to protest the way the election turned out. now, it's a

he was a sharp critic of purcell during the campaign. now the pressure is on him to fix our election problems in the county. so we sit down with him over coffee this afternoon to talk about his plans to run federal elections here. >> can you guarantee there will not be any lines? >> i'd like to make that guarantee. there's a lot of factors in play. we're gonna need the resources that we can't just automatically generate. we've gotta make sure that our equipment is top-notch and it performs very well. we've got to increase the level of training. we've got to have the resources.

one of the tight races is helen purcell's races. she is down by 9,000 votes. she says getting everything counted is a priority right now because it could races, including hers. we should get another update this afternoon and towards the end of the week, beginning of next week, hopefully, they can complete the process and we can officially put election 2016 in the record books. >> for all election results local and national, head to fox10phoenix.com and click on politics. >>> sometimes our arizona like arizona politics. south of the valley, a lot of blowing dust. i don't see a big wall of dust that we get with the big monsoon storms but there is dust in the air right now near casa grande. you never know what is going to happen. it is warm out there, too. >>> other news, power is back on after a massive fire in central phoenix last night. we're not only seeing the damage but we are neighbors, too. kristy siefkin is live at 26th and thomas with more on this fire. >> reporter: the images from last night of this fire were incredible. it looked like a fireball explo

purcell says they always get a few calls about casting a new an increase this year despite everything in the news. 700,000 early ballots have been returned. it is recommended that will you get yours in the mail by tomorrow is kind of the deadline to make sure you get it in or drop off your ballot at any polling place on election day. >>> did you see this massive fire? it is an inferno. it completely consumed this building under construction and thanul injured by this massive fire in oakland. the flames spread to a three-alarm blaze. the building had a wooden frame, which maid it difficult for firefighters. the scaffolding slowed down the crews. it is not known what caused the fire. >> a 10-year-old girl took a into a profit, not just for her but her dance team. addison's dance team was invited to perform at disney land parade later this year. my daughter will be in this. the preteens knew it would be expensive so she broke out her dad's lawn mower and made $2,600 mowing their neighbor's lawns. >> my daddy told me stories six flags so i said could i mow to get money? >> that is a commo

he was a sharp critic of purcell during the campaign. now the pressure is on him to fix our election problems in the county. so we sit down with him over coffee this afternoon to talk about his plans to run federal elections here. >> can you guarantee there will not be any lines? >> i'd like to make that guarantee. there's a lot of factors in play. we're gonna need the resources that we can't just automatically generate. we've gotta make sure that our equipment is top-notch and it performs very well. we've got to increase the level of training. we've got to have the resources. more polling locations. make sure that we can open up the gates of democracy. >> resources means money. are you going to the board of supervisors and saying we need more money to get this done? >> right now i can say probably. but we've got to get in, look at the numbers, and see what resources are being spent. i think they were expecting some major expenditures in the future. >> are people gonna roll their eyes and big-spending democrat liberally ral? >> tax and s

the recorder there, helen purcell, did say she wasn't expecting that issue. >> we tested every one of them before they went out. that's why it's always like, what happened there? because is it user error? and some of that could be the case, not necessarily. >> reporter: still she says they received less than half the calls for troubleshooting that they got back in 2012. >> the long lines may not have been a surprise for secretary of state, voters in arizona setting several new records including permanent early possibly a record number of ballots cast. >> we plan on being there all night, until the very last county reports. >> still waiting, though, thanking those who worked hard to keep the ban in place on ballot harvesting. democrats argue the ban hurt minority voters. >> and with budget increases and bond issues on the ballot, voters approved more money for schools in scottsdale, tempe more election coverage now. it was expected to be one of the most contentious races the state, but democrat tom o'halleran defeated paul babeu in district one. he says the first issue we'll focus on i

we did speak to helen purcell about the issues. she said no major issues today. they did have a few glitches today. she did say they had issues with their electronic tablet, their e-poll books. some were not booting properly or not working. they worked most of the day to get the kinks out. this is what they had to say. >> we had issues with the e-poll books. we continue to work on the issue. some of them did not boot up to through our troubleshooters and hotlines we have walk through the people through that and how they get the poll books up. if we had to switch some out, an extra one with them and they were able to do that and bring the other one in here and with the technicians in here, we were able to bring those up. >> reporter: purcell says there are 7,000 early ballots that have not been counted yet because 2,000 didn't have signatures at all. we've been out here all afternoon seeing a trickle of people come in her ballots signed and confirming voting information to make sure the ballots get counted. we expect that at 8:00 they will have preliminary results

the ballots against helen purcell. she conceded defeat in her bid for re-election for a job she has had since 1988. voters can't forget about the lock lines from the presidential preference adrian fontes will take over for purcell. >>> a building will be renovated to be the new maricopa county attorneys a office. the building set empty and the work should be completed by spring of 2019. >>> a proposal to have a memorial to commemorate the 2011 tragedy is in need of more foundation is airing public service announcements trying to get the memorial. construction will cost $ 4.5 million and could set to start in july. surveillance cameras captured remarkable video as a cement truck loses control and rolls on its side. let's take another look at the video. the driver making a left turn near a yellow light when he loses control and flips on its side 10 feet away from a bus stop. >> he turned too fast and you can see him trying to turn the steering wheel the other way and just flipped. what is amazing is no one, including the

at last check, 13,000 votes separated purcell from fontes. he is a veteran and an attorney and announced his candidacy after the presidential preference election back in march. we all remember that, remember the hour's long wait. vote. the problems got national attention and that is likely what led to this victory for fontes. >> people want a change and a difference. what this race means is we're moving twoefrds a -- towards where we pay attention to the voters and the citizens and pay attention to what they want. >> purcell calls it a hard-fought race and hopes for a se she has been in the that position since 1988. >>> backers of the campaign to regulate marijuana like alcohol is conceding that they did not get the votes. they are encouraged by the support they did. 48% of voters casted ballots and 52% voted against it. electoral college convenes possibly in december. >> there is an effort under way, surprisingly to get some of arizona's 11 electoral college members to vote against donald trump. could it happen? donald trump is right in the

helen purcell is out and adrian fontes is in. purcell has been under fire for several issues including the ballot counting delays. her opponent says he needs to learn more before changes can over really -- mistakes over really a couple of decades blossomed into the fore front. >> it's been 50 years since a democrat held this office. he'll be sworn in in january. >>> more than a dozen records broken across the state today as temperatures soared. flagstaff up to 72 degrees. what happens now? still warm tomorrow. but then this storm system passes to our north. a cold front associated with it and temperatures will plummet. we're tlaking some of the coldest -- tracking some of the coldest air this season. a look in the seven-day forecast. >>> a federal grant helping dps enforce dui enforcement. it's for -- $224,000. >>> you might have to stay off county. pima county. police could pull you over if they see you doing it. a primary offense like speeding. tucson officials say they need to act because state lawmakers aren't willing to do s

helen purcell being punished for the long lines in the presidential preference election. adrian fontes has been he looks forward to working with helen purcell on the transition he says. >> this victory belongs to a whole lot of people, not just to me. we had people from all sides of the political aisle. the isles had to come together. and the idea of protecting democracy belongs to every american. >> will in you maricopa county recorder lead to shorter pull lines? go to www.12news.com right now to take part in our live, interactive poll. the results are just minutes away. >>> john mccain is taking aim at the president-elect tonight, saying any attempt to reset relations with russia would be unacceptable.>> donald trump and vladimir putin spoke by phone on monday about future efforts to improve us-russian ties. come said in a statement he is looking forward to having a strong and enduring relationship with russia. >>> and another arizona law man will be the brunt of a joke on jimmy fallon's politically charged opening monologue kicking off right after 12news at 10:00. >> w

some close races including that of maricopa county recorder helen purcell. what seems to many like an easy task feeding thousands of early ballots into a machine to be tabulated is actually much more complicated says elizabeth bartholamew of the maricopa county recorders office. >> because we received those ballots on the day of the election, they need to be signature verified, they need to be processed and then ready for tabulation. so that's what we will be doing all d majoriy of them ready to go to tab late tomorrow morning. >> the number of early ballots waiting to be tabulated, 3,400,000. >> we can only tab late so much per -- tab late so much per day. >> bartholamew says tuesday election day more than 200,000 voters dropped off early ballot at their polling places around maricopa county. at the maricopa county recorder's office, there were nearly 200,000 more early counted. >> we are always in maricopa bause of our size we are always about ten days after the election general election before we finish up the election. >> one of the races hanging in the

i would know the job i do in my team does and i'm very proud of it. >> purcell's office is expected to update results every day at 5:00 p.m. until the job is finished we are told the final numbers could be in at least by tomorrow . reporting live in phoenix allison rodriguez "abc15" >>> five or 6:00. thousands of people upset the election didn't go their way. and that donald trump was elected and overnight dozens of people were arrested at -- in 10 major cities. multiple officers injured in oakland. this is a look at some of the protests happening nationwide.los angeles protests spilled onto the one oelwein blocking traffic in los angeles, daniel? >> adults are not the only ones protest walking out of class. this group that we are about to show you marks -- march through asu campus. high school students left class to march to the state capital. high school district leaders think adults helped ignite the high school walkouts and we asked the students about that. >> this was not adults using you ? >> as teenagers we want our voices heard. all of us come from relatives or immigrant parent

helen purcell worked out of this office and she's been blamed for a lot of issues that have popped up and ironically enough her own re-election, still to be decided. morning and we're talking more than 400,000 that still have to be processed. that includes having signatures verified. let's look at this race. purcell's challenger has about a 10,000 vote lead so this race could swing her way when it said and done and in the race for arizona corporation commission, only the top three will take office in with just four percentage points between 1st and 5th a few thousand votes could swing a seat. we will have updates every day at 5:00 p.m. until all of the votes are in update a little later on today. danielle? >>> thanks, allison. american flags at half staff to honor the officer killed in the line of duty. hundreds of people we know gather to honor this officer so low. officer darren reed shot responding to a 911 call on tuesday. his brothers in blue say the father was to test the father of two is planning to retire shortly after the new year and friends. >> every time he would walk by m

it's still not clear if helen purcell will keep her job. we are live at the county recorder's office. how many ballots still have to be count? . >> reporter: according to the recorder's office, 185,000 are be counted. it has been six days since tuesday's election and i want to say along with those 185, there's about 55,000 provisionsal ballots left to research. and this can actually change the outcome of some of races. for example, health purcell as you mentioned who is in. >>> cha of count being the votes is up for re-election as county recorder and the latest tally has her trailing by 11,000 votes. another issue at hand that actually -- a race that actually hangs in the zero five legalizing recreational marijuana. it is too close to call. coming up at 5:30, we'll have more on that race and what is happening there. meanwhile, work vers expected to report here at 9:00 a.m. this morning to finish counting all of those early ballots. >> thank you so much for. we appreciate you keeping us posted. >>> while you were sleeping, more unrest around

maricopa county recorder helen purcell - - who took responsibility for again. some voters described how it was so unorganized at chandler city hall. one man says he didn't mind waiting for more than hourbecause he had the time. but some showed up on their lunch breakand skipped the whole process. right now we're at city right now we're at city phoenix.this is one of the many early voting locations that open at 8 a.m.the find the one nearest yougo to 12- news dot-com. ?? toss to morning juice ?? scare her staff, her guests and just about anyone else. ellen says ... she does it out of love...and today... she went above and beyond.check it out... you can see you can see full clip... you can see check it out...beyond.check it out... you can see the full clip... you can see the full clip... trust me... it's hillarious... plus ellen's sit down interview with adam levine... that's this afternoon starting at 3... hey - if you like sandwiches-- today is your day.it's national sandwich day!did you know sandwiches are believed to be named after the fourth earl of sandwich

i know you were giving some numbers a moment ago let's talk about the we know that helen purcell has been in office for about 27 years. as you said she was unchallenged 3 out of the 4 last elections and of course we have the mess back in march with arizona presidential preference election here i spoke with her earlier to find out how she's feeling about tonight. >> i was a little bit chagrined at the first results that came up but they seem to be improving. but we will see. that's up to the voters what they think. think. right now i have a job to do and i will continue to do that job. >> as you said it's too close to call at this point. of course again they will begin to count those early ballot votes they have not counted tomorrow morning. live at the recorders office ashli difficult martino cbs 5 news. >> a lot of answers thanks for the live report. we've got more coverage of tonight's historic election coming up after this break. >> here's latest congressional races not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's m

purcell: absolutely. shown diversification is the only free lunch in finance. if you want to tilt your portfolio, and we do have high conviction, we would look at u.s. equities and emerging-market equities to add more juice to returns next year. anna: there are some themes you are investing around. if we cannot invest around globalization in a way we could confidently in the past, what are the other longer term trends -- aging population and the like you are looking to to invest around seems? mr. purcell: absolutely. we are keen on looking at things that have a sustainable ilk -- things that cannot only look at your investment portfolio but play a wider role in investment at large. we are seeing fantastic uptake from clients on these themes. it is increasingly becoming something clients want to hold, especially as the economic cycle advances across major markets. anna: talking about energy efficiency -- that is an adjusting one, james -- that is another part of president-elect trump's rhetoric that we nee

maricopa county recorder helen purcell - - who took responsibility for the problems last time -- promised it wouldn't happen again. some voters described says he didn't mind waiting for more than hourbecause he had the time. but some showed up on their lunch breakand skipped the whole process. right now we're at city hall in downtown phoenix.this is one of the many early voting locations that open at 8 a.m.the find the one nearest yougo to 12- hot headlines.... and a san tan couple now face sentencing next month... for for leaving their 2-year-old son alone while they went to play the "pokemon go".brent and brianna daley took a plea over the summer.... during which a neighbor found the boy crying outside the couple's home.authorities say the child was barefoot and wearing a diaper and a t-shirt. the former m-m-a fighter accused of raping a woman in scottsdale... is about to face a judge. police say rodolfo ramirez kidnapped the woman - who was unconscious - outside a bar in old town. ramizrez is accused of sexually assaulting her several times in a parking garage and at his home before dr

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helen purcell officially receiving. what does this mean going forward? >> reporter: it means adrian maricopa county recorder. he said he has some big changes in store for the office. you mentioned he rants against helen purcell who held this position for three decades. she and her team got a lot of heat for those long borderlines in march. some people said they had to wait up to six hours to vote that day. i spoke with fontes on election day. he told me those long lines what motivated him to run for this office. >> i could stomach the idea that american citizen voters were being made to stand in these long lines. that is why i became a candidate for this office. >> reporter: what is he going to do to change things? he told me he wanted to take it and sporting events. he said they definitely more training -- need more training in his administration. we are hearing from secretary of state michele reagan about what it is taking so long to cast ballots. >> a lot of us asking that same question. >>> protecting police k9s with a special donation for k9 officer

an interesting shift in power or what has been 30 years in helen purcell held this team for decades. the got a lot of heat during the presidential preference election. some people told us they had to wait up to six hours to cast their ballot. i spoke with fontes last week and he said those lines are actually what pushed him to run in the first place. >> i could not stomach the idea that the eligible citizen voters were being made to stand in these long lines and that is why i became a candidate for this office. >> reporter: what is fontes going to do differently? he told me he would like to mix the early voting up and see it happening at places like farmers market and maybe sporting events. he said home workers will need a lot more training in his administration. counting ballots here in maricopa county. we will hear what the office says the problem is coming up at 5:30. >>> meanwhile right now out of pennsylvania and armed robbery suspect is dead and another in the hospital after they attempted to rob a pizza joint. these two knuckleheads came into the restaurant armed with a gun so

still the county recorder helen purcell says this process is normal. >> it's not a process that takes a couple hours. this takes quite some time. we have had teams working around the clock. >> reporter: we started to see employees showing up here, not sure when counting the ballots. but the task today is separates and sorting these, and they hope to finish at least 50,000 of them today. allison rodriguez, abc 15. >>> a very long road, including fighting more more education and funding, fighting for paternity leave, fair work schedules. there are a lot of things in the workplace we could work on. of prop 206. starting the first of the year, the minimum wage in the state goes up to $10 an hour. the chairman of prop 206 there saying this just the beginning. >>> more developments after donald trump wins. world leaders at this moment congratulating trump, well wishes coming in from the uk's prime minister, canada's prime minister, the german president offering ot and russia's president sent trump a telegram. as one person put it on the internet, he didn't want to send an e-mail, just in ca

. >>> the race is over, ellen purcell conceded today, she faced a lot criticism voting lines in march. she congratulated him, she said i'll do everything to make it a semiless seamless transition. and voters turned down proposition 205, it would have legalized recreational marijuana. supporters thanked the 1 they're confident they'll regulate it in the future. >>> the coyotes want to build a new arena in tempe but it's a long way out and it's all because of money. dennis welch explains. >> before the coyotes can break ground they have to convince lawmakers to divert $200 million in taxpayer money. given the history of the capitol here and how fiscally conservative they are, it's a tough sell. but during a press conference they said it will pay for itself. anthony leblanc said that they'll pony up half the money and the rest is from sales tax generated from the venue and a approval and they've reached out to many lawmakers about this deal. meanwhile some question the investment. tom ryan said sports facilities have burned taxpayers in the past and it could do so in the future. >> i hav

the way to do it is to say thank you to helen purcell, but it is time for you to go. we are going to elect democrats up and down the ballot to make sure we we have a county government that works for everyone. it isn't just maricopa county we're going to deal with, we are going to elect the first female u.s. senator from the state of arizona, ann kirkpatrick. kirkpatrick personally. i have worked with her one-on-one at the arizona state house. i've seen how hard she works and how much she will do as our next u.s. senator to make sure all arizonans are represented. allow me to introduce our next u.s. senator, congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. [applause] rep. kirkpatrick: how many people have already voted? all right! let's make it happen. i started in flagstaff where i live. drove up to yuba city -- yuma city. i went to sedona. people are phone banking, canvassing -- it is fabulous what you are doing here. as steve said, we will make history on tuesday. it is already happening. there is energy and excitement out there that i have never seen before. there is a part of my ba

and maricopa county recorder helen purcell releasing an update to the election results. there are still 185,000 early ballots that still have to be processed and tableted. there is also an estimated 55,000 provisional ballots left tabulation will continue tomorrow when they start things up at 9:00 in the morning. >>> crews called to this abandoned house in peoria. you see the problem, it is an infer inferno. this is near 79th avenue and roosevelt. firefighters say the house will be a total loss. thankfully there was no damage to surrounding homes and no one was injured. it is under investigation tonight. >>> a mobile home fire in mesa resulting in the loss of the home. rural metro fire said the homes were engulfed when they arrived on scene. firefighters are calling that fire suspicious though. they are uncertain, though, if this is an arson case. they say that hoarding conditions may have contributed to the fire. they want to use this case to remind people to report to authorities. something. >> we always encourage neighbors, if they are coming up against a situation, c

. >> reporter: some he told his lead over purcell, he promises there might be some uncounted after the next election. but? >> there isn't gonna be 415,000 of them. >>> police need your help catching the man who robbed a cellphone store in south phoenix. the pictures are clear. this happened on centra southern avenues on tuesday. two men attacked the clerk at register. one had a gun. they grabbed the money and took off in a white dodge truck. >>> one teenager in the hospital, another in police custody after a dangerous game played out. they were both high on some sort of drugs and playing a knife-throwing game. stomach. police arrested the teenager who threw the knife. >>> after two weeks on the run, an escaped inmate who scomiepd carjacking a woman at a hospital is behind bars tonight. >> he was caught while trying to carjack someone else. >> reporter: an alleged 1-man crime spree. back in custody this arc dolpho avales on busted by tempe place on wednesday afternoon after pulling a gun on a tempe homeowner in the garage and stealing the man's pt cruiser that. man immediately called 91

. >> helen purcell zone election is expected to be close along with the trump clinton race and sheriff joe piles. for a new term. >>> let's talk about the latest numbers. shows him leading 47-44%. more than two thirds of people surveyed say they have already voted. and donald trump is making a five state let's on the spinal aging of campaigning. he's already been to florida, carolina and pennsylvania. >> if we don't win, i will consider this the single while you need energy for this. the single greatest waste of time, energy and money. >> trump still has two more campaign stops planned for tonight. he we'll head to new hampshire next and hold his final event in michigan at about 11:00 tonight>> hillary clinton is also spending her day campaigning and keep battleground states. she made stops in pennsylvania and michigan. she asked the crowd to think about what kind of future they want. >> we have a tremendous opportunity ahead of us. and you can vote for a hopeful, inclusive, bighearted america that will set the stage for an even better future. she will appear with president obama and t

. >>> helen purcell will be out of a job. she has been in that position year terms. she was not able to escape the issues of the polls when voters waited hours to cast their ballots in the presidential preference election. she conceded to her democratic opponent today. >>> it has been a week since the election and there are still about 45,000 early ballots to count another 55,000 provisional ballots. the office hopes to get them done by the end of the week. today, 10 degrees above average, a beautiful shot of phoenix and you can see camelback mountain in the distance. tucson tied a record at 89, little warmer down south, 79 degrees in lescott -- prescott. we can see some big changes northwest at 4 miles per hour. mid 70s by 9:00 and we will tell you more about the chance of rain fall coming up. >>> the arizona coyotes made a big splash yesterday detailing plans to build a state-of-the- art arena in tempe. it's not a done deal yet. >> it could be a clash for cash at the state capital as the team tries to get taxpayer y we're live at the capital. dennis, what are lawma

. >>> one week after election day helen purcell has officially conceded her race against adrian fontes. both sides were watching as a final ballots were tallied over the past few days. today he talked about what it means to him for the first time in 28 years. miracle at -- maricopa county will have a new recorder. >> this victory belongs to a whole lot of people. we have had people from all sides of the political aisle coming together to make this happen. the idea of protecting democracy belongs to every that to me is the most important part of this. >> he released a statement that says i want to congratulate adrian fontes on a hard-fought race and will give my word that i will do everything i can to make this a seamless transition. you can read her full statement at www.12news.com do you go to work when you are sick? >> no. i try not to. >> i it. according to the cdc, more than 100 million sick days are lost because of the flu adding up to $7 billion per year. brian west talked with the local doctor and professor about not going to work when you're under the weather. >> dr. kelly reyn

.>> reporter: he holds his lead over purcell and he promises there may be uncounted valances after the next election but -- >> there will be 415,000 of them, i can tell you that. >> -- >> reporter: dennis welch, cbs 5 news . >>> democrat adrian pontus still has an 11,000 vote lead over measure to legalize marijuana, recreational marijuana is still losing by about 85,000 votes. the measure passed in 4 states. >>> the arizona attorney who defended and now accuses todd back in 1987 says he is stunned.>> he kept a woman back in 1985, he was convicted of kidnapping -- kidnapping a 14-year-old girl in tempe. he was 15 at the time and served 15 years and in arizona prison. he now practices in prescott and he said even back then, he says it was particularly troublesome for him, but he could never have imagined what his client would be accused of years later. >> there is no way to get into a on clairvoyance that would be necessary to determine whether this person would commit the crime again. moreover, to commit the crime with a homicide.>>> cbs five will have more on that interview coming up a

. >> maricopa county recorder helen purcell says she is confident tha conducted fairly in arizona and she says there is no rigging going on. >>> on wednesday, less than a week before the election, hillary clinton will make a campaign stop in tempe. she will speak at 6:30 p.m. at sun city fitness complex at a.s.u. activists plan to gather there to stand withstanding rock. they want to bring more attention to the pipeline. thursday. his entire speech will be delivered in spanish. also that day, he will hold a rally in tucson. >>> f.b.i. announced on friday they found more e-mails related to hillary clinton's bright -- private server. lauren blanchard has the latest. >> reporter: the renewed investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails is once again driving the conversation of the election. just eight days until voters head to the polls. democrats are criticizing the embattled f.b.i. director for announcing the f.b.i. will take another look at the use of the private e-mail server, donald trump is praising him and the department for the controversial decision. >> i have to give the f.b.i.

the woman conceded her own race after three decades helen purcell is out and adrian fontes is in. the challenger about how the office functions before he can make any changes. >> the mistakes blossomed into the forefront. >> it has been 50 years since a democrat held that office and fontes will be sworn in in january. >>> we are not seeing as many anti-trump rallies as we have seen in the past couple of days. >> i think that peaceful protest is something that people are entitled to under the constitution. but i believe in this case there has been unruly and unwise. >> a little bit of a pivot from monday when she said many people taking to the streets are imago -- illegal immigrants and don't have the right to protest. she is ruled to be up for secretary of the interior. >>> there is cause for serious concern today with brand-new data showing there was a 650% increase in deadly terror attacks on people living in developed countries just within the past year. this is from the institute for economics and peace. it underscores the fluid nature of the modern terrorist activity. if you

it has to be in our hands by 7:00 >> maricopa county recorder helen purcell reminding voters to get early ballots in the mail. and the majority of those early votes cast before news of the fbi examining new e-mails that may be connected to the hillary clinton investigation, and tonight we are learning more about the newly discovered warrant allowing agents to investigate. fox news correspondent catherine herridge is following the investigation. >> key search terms, and the process of sifting through anthony weiner's computer has begun. late friday, fbi investigators got a warrant to review the content. an intelligence source says the preliminary search turned up records, as well as e-mails from the clinton's serve. it seems his laptop was used to backup his estranged wife's smartphone contacts and in the process backed up all of huma abedin's e-mails, which appears to cover the time period that huma abedin was at the state department, with then secretary clinton. writing in "the washington post," former attorney general a longstnding principal. but the house >> >> the justice department h

we'll start with p.j., who says helen purcell at work again, screwing up the polls. there's only one signature pad available for a line a mile long. the jill said the only technical problem i saw was the polling people not knowing how to operate the touch screen, rebooting it. it took a voter to say you have to touch the screen lightly or it won't work. megan said i couldn't vote at my polling station unless i use a provisional ballot. a system error was insisting that i use a provisional ballot when there was no reason. i confirmed this through the support line. i wasn't the only person with this at my station. confirmed and will be counted if you do that. carla says, yes, at this station on 40th and bellevue they are working on one station, been in line for 80 minutes, 50 people ahead of me, slow going up here. >>> the race for president one reason so many are turning out to vote, not just in arizona but all around the country, both hillary clinton and donald trump cast ballots in new york this morning. fox news correspondent lauren blanchard is in new york city wi

he finished second in the voting to boston's rick purcell low two reiters from tam baa bay left him off the ballot and upton did not hold back on twitter. she tweeted... obviously she is really upset about this. >> really? i can't tell. she seems okay with it! [ laughing ] >>> time now 4:37 on your the noble prize cover -- nobel prize controversy continues today. >> and helping donations that can improve a loved one's . >>> it is 4:40. i am power of 5 meteorologist jd rudd. it is a soupy start for us. the visibility scale goes from 0 to 10. we like to see the numbers at 9 or 10 but some areas are at .0 meaning the fog is thick. use caution this morning. once the fog lifts we are in a fair amount of sunshine. tomorrow record highs. >>> let's look at the fog outside right now. the morning commute will be difficult, really, throughout the viewing area. here are four different cameras along 76. this is 76 and 277. 76 right at 77. remember, do not use the high beams. if you do the light will be reflected back tower vehicle by the thick fog. slow it down. if you don't feel safe, pull over, fi

joshua purcell, clinical director of active life and health here to talk to us about it. it's great having you. >> it's an amazing process to go through. >> let's talk -- peripheral neuropathy. >> very good. >> thank you very much. what causes this type of damage? >> well, there is a lot of different causes for peripheral neuropathy. most common what we see would be from diabetes, chemotherapy treatment, cardiovascular disease. those are agent orange exposure. >> oh, wow. >> those are the most common cases that we see in the office. >> what symptoms are we talking about? because i know sometimes it can be a numbing or tingling in extremities. tell me what the most common one is. >> numbness and tingling in the arms, feets, hands and legs. burning sensation, freezing sensation. and then, of course, the biggest issue is people start to lose their balance. and then we know what happens when they lose their balance. that's when the falls happen. that's when they break bones and it can get really bad. >> we don't want that. drugged up or i'm going to have to go under the knife

helen purcell's job. the latest tally has her trailing by just 11,000. >>> prop 205, legalizing recreational marijuana. no is winning by 85,000 votes. for the measure to pass nearly all of those uncounted ballots will need to be yes votes. he's sad about his defeat after 24 years in office, but has no regrets about his immigration crackdowns. he told the associated press, he's been humbled by calls from supporters who are upset about his loss tuesday. arpaio remains unapologetic about his decision 10 years ago, to take on illegal immigration. that's despite the price tag profiling case, and contempt of court charge against him. >>> friends, family, and fellow officerses will lay to rest fallen show low officer darren reed. he was shot and killed right before he was set to retire. the funeral is tomorrow, starting at 1:00 p.m. at the church of jesus christ of latter day saints in show low. we will have live coverage on learned peoria fire is sending two crew members to help firefighters in the southeast u.

maricopa county incumbent helen purcell now trails the challenger, adrian fontes. people working at the maricopa county recorder's office will resume counting at 9:00 tomorrow morning. >>> let's turn to the holidays, shall we? >> let's. >> a local valley nonprofit is hoping to make it special for everyone. >> the phoenix rescue mission is turkey on the tables for the homeless this thanksgiving. >> they held a turkey drive yesterday and ended the drive with 800 turkeys, which still leaves them 200 turkeys short of their goal. they say it's not just the turkeys they need. they are also looking for help with hygiene products as well. >> we need help obviously with food, with supplies, with anything needed for a person to take a show. we need that all year long. thanksgiving just gives us that opportunity to really bless people and show gratitude. >> and you can make your donations at any phoenix rescue mission location. >>> the scott foundation will be sending 100 boxes of toys that are going to be distributed to foster kids. each box of toys contains more than 100 to