(butted)(alexis perry-rodriguez, mother) "and then i realized what he was doing. and my heart just melted. it was just the most beautiful thing."(butted) (matthew garcia, central catholic high school senior) "i'm glad i could fill-in for addie's father, serving 17-hundred miles away. (addie rodriguez, daughter of airman) "i just felt like somebody saved my life..." (butted)(addie rodriguez, daughter of airman) "...i thought that was so nice especially because my dad's serving for us." to tucson, arizona, now, where a war hero's purple heart was found at a goodwill store.it belonged to a world war two veteran killed in action.the veterans nephew says he didn't even know about the purple heart let alone how it ended up at a goodwill. people of tucson for caring enough to reach out and try to find the family. and grateful to purple hearts reunited for their great service."the family has decided to display the purple heart at marshall university.. . where the man was commissioned. coming up... slithering surprise. the unsettling discovery one driver discovered while b

. >> officer rodriguez and corporal garcia will continue to monitor perales and for now would like to see her pen pal relationships continue. >> one reason why we're not jumping on that right at this point is we don't want to expose the fact that we know she's receiving mail. once we expose that they'll cut her off and this may be something that we could potentially use to learn information, so, so far we'll go ahead and give her the benefit of the doubt that she's not doing anything, however we did warn her if anything comes out we'll take appropriate action. >> perales has no intention of giving rodriguez and his team any more to work with. she says her brief experiment

vote for diego rodriguez. >>> welcome back, last week we were in the 90s and in the 90s. puts us above our average, mornings are gorgeous. and a jacket when you first wake up and then take it off in to the afternoon. we have strong winds and along the rim and up in northern arizona. the range is 20-30 miles per hour for wind gusts. we'll see those throughout the night. we'll cooldown, 82 by 8:00 p.m. and clear skies are expected. and that area of high pressure shifts east and keeps the storm track north. once again, it builds the ridge over the area and doesn't allow for any pieces of energy to move. the drier air pulls up from the south and settles in arizona and keeps those temperatures above average. 40 for flagstaff and 56 for sedona and 54 for globe and 65 for bullhead city. tomorrow is like today. 91 is what we're expecting with sunshine and winds off the west. 65 in flagstaff and 83 for globe and 75 for prescott and 89 for bullhead city. temperatures sitting at 7 degrees above the seasonal average. we head into our thursday, and the expected high of 94, that's the

vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> tonight, arizona is a political battleground. a once conservative strong hold, our state could play a key role in the election, 3 weeks from tomorrow. the latest poll shows donald trump with a one point lead over hillary clinton. and with these new numbers, the heavy hitser. michelle will be here. and right now, the location isn't announced but we know it will begin at 5:00 p.m. and clinton's former rival, bernie sanders is planning two stops tomorrow northern arizona university at 2:30 p.m. and the

(butted)(alexis perry-rodriguez, mother) "and then i realized what he was doing. and my heart just melted. it was just the most beautiful thing."(butted) (matthew garcia, central catholic high school senior) "i'm glad i could help make her day."...an emergency fill-in for addie's father, serving 17-hundred miles away. (addie rodriguez, daughter of airman) "i just felt like somebody saved my life..." (butted)(addie rodriguez, daughter of airman) "...i especially because my dad's serving for us." "here's a live look a& terry will another look at your weather first forecast when live at 5 comes back. first - tonight at six. this is scott sanborn.the afforadable care act is trying help consumers who can't afford their health care deductibles. and how wind heights in iowa. these stories and more, all new tonight on . >>> the final show down hillary clinton and donald trump scare off in tonight's final debate on cbs, we'll look at how the debates have altered the course of this race. plus a new drug that could lead the way in combatting america's opioid epidemic. and th

. >> woodruff: richard rodriguez, what is the likelihood this process could be rigged as donald trumpes? >> if you're talking about rigging the way donald trump is talking about, the chances are basically none, important. he's talking about people going into the polling place and voting five or ten or 15 times. he said this would happen in certain areas of pennsylvania. seems to be from what his surrogate rudy giuliani said in minority areas democrats will steal the vote by impersonating other people. in the rare times voter fraud occurs, that's not how elections are stole nnt country and not on the scale acted affect a presidential election which would require tens of thousands of people to commit voter fraud among officials who are watching the whole process. >> woodruff: richard rodriguez, i hear you saying it's possible to do this on a small scale, is that right? >> the kind of fraud we occasionally see in this country is absentee ballot fraud because voting takes place outside the election of officials, usually it is buying or stealing votes out of meme's mailboxes, but we find s

i can feel her around me. >> reporter: as williams family mourns, rodriguez was in critical condition following the crash and now faces lengthy jail time. burlington county prosecutor's office is charging rodriguez with vehicular homicide for causing the crash by drinking and driving. they say a blood sample showed he drank an excessive amount of alcohol. williams only comments on rodriguez is it is hard to forgive. >> it is like a nightmare, it is like every day you just hope that she will somehow come back through the door but, you know, it is not happening. >> very hard for me to look at pictures and my friends have her as her background. so that is hard. but i like talking about it because it makes me happy, that people love her. >> reporter: burlington township police department released a statement earlier today saying they think charges against rodriguez are appropriate. this morning he was book, released on $50,000 bond, and being suspended without pay. live from florence township i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> former pennsylvania congressman chaka fattah scores

vote for diego rodriguez. says, "they're on to a better life and we celebrate the fact that we were blessed to have them in our life ." to have them in our life ." it's still about a week away... but already, the "mesa arts center" is celebrating the day of the dead.. or dia de los muertos. it's their 10th annual event. karla navarrete gives us a glimpse of what you can see in mesa. desiree salas says, "i absolutely love this, i would do this everyday if i could ." for the past four years desiree salas has been celebrating dia de los muertos at the mesa arts center. she not only paints her own face...she's the cultural face painter at the event. desiree salas says, "i can be expressive with it, with my culture ." and like desiree....mural ist kyllan maney exhibits her talents for thousands to see. kyllan says, "this is my favorite time of the year, i excited to share with everyone ." kyllan is in charge of the cultural altar on display..she also painted this catrina...but all of this she doesn't do it alone. k

allison rodriguez is live in kooim. >>reporter: the latest is that suspect is on the run and police are looking for this guy. let me show you, more glendale police, more on the scene, this truck here, investigators showing up, speaking with investigators now and getting you up to speed, the suspect and the victim could be family members. and the suspect stabbed the victim once. taken to the hospital in critical condition and we are working to get an condition right now and a suspect description. and as soon as i get that information, i'll keep asking the questions and get you that information. >>> our sun doesn't come up until 6:41. but you'll see mostly clear sky out there as we dry out in the valley.

vote for diego rodriguez. look - i supported joe arpaio for a lot of years... but lately, he spends so much time on tv or in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, i'm voting for paul penzone. >>> yes, that time of year and there are several haunted hotels around our state. the travel and leisure magazine says the best one is in flagstaff and if you have been there you know why. and it could be the ghost of the bank robber that died in the lounge back in 1970, or the phantom bellboy. but the hotel's website says the most hawpted place is room 305. that's where a woman has been seen in a rocking chair right near the window. sounds like something out of the window psycho. >> bates motel or something. >>> if scared is not your thing, you would rather satisfy your sweet tooth we have the story for you

vote for diego rodriguez. >>> tonight's the story of two valley brothers ages 11 and 8 years old. they live a normal life of school family and friends. but when the weekend comes let's just say their lives are a bit atypical. tim ring has the story. >> reporterlike most boys, the boys played baseball and they played basketball but the two brothers had turbo charged ideas. 11-year old and his 9-year old brother spend their weekends tearing up the track in the lucas off road regional series. >> we both wanted to do this. so we got two carts and i like battling with him because he's really fast and i'm really fast we're pretty much like equal and it's fun. >> reporter: and it's also a lot of work. their dad and mom and younger brother, the boys race junior 1 trophy carts a weekend family affair that takes them from arizona to california. >> when we're in staging my mom and dad help us get ready and then -- . >> reporter: the then they usually win. the brothers are ranked in top five in both states. but while there is brotherly love, of course, do not kid yourself. there's al >> he's

to stop rodriguez. rodriguez was treated for his injuries at beth israel, released to state police and brought here to court this morning. again, he is set to be arraigned within the hour. we are live in wrentham, 7 news. >> sarah: now our election countdown. 36 days left in the campaign. donald trump facing new questions today after allegations of sexual harassment set of his tv show "the apprentice." meanwhile, hillary clinton is trying to catch up in ohio as people there prepare for early voting which starts in a few days. here is tracie potts. report tt associated press interviewed 20 people who say there were sexist remarks on the set of the apprentice. report outlandish, unsubstantiated and totally false. trump is in colorado today. where polls are virtually tied. he is going after clinton's character. >> she should be in prison. i don't even think she is loyal to bill, you want to know the truth. >> reporter: trump defending himself against a "new york times" report showing he declared a $916 mil

records for rodriguez allege one of the jurors was biased. they say the juror, a man, made racial statements about mexican people. rodriguez was accused of groping two teens at a racetrack in 2007 in aurora. the juror apparently said that rodriguez was guilty because, quote, mexican men take whatever they want, end quote. the juror also allegedly said that a hispanic witness in the case could not be trusted because he was an illegal. that witness was legally a u.s. lawyers about the statements after rodriguez was convicted of three misdemeanors. he was ordered to go on probation and register as a sex offender. his lawyers asked for a new trial but the court declined citing the no impeachment rule that bars jurors from testifying about deliberations. that is why the supreme court's decision in this case is so important. it could impact many other cases. u.s. supreme court justices will begin hearing arguments today. >> thank you fo let's check in with mary. >> thank you, guys. color showing all up and down the front range now. you don't have t

rodriguez was there. he just told us what the number is. now, we have a candidate for president, former secretary of state, who knows these rules and laws. she says she didn't want 12,000 refugees from syria. she's publicly stated that she wants to have 65,000. we had 10,000 supposedly last year. does she have the legal authority to do that if she's president of the united states, and she appoints the secretary of state who executes her policies? >> senator, i can't comment on the statements of presidential candidates. >> what about the law? can a president change the number -- since you've given no specific number for syria, that's what she said, 65,000 should come from, syria. has she the ability to direct the state department to admit 65,000 from syria? >> the president of the united states can change the numbers after consultation with congress. >> in consultation, doesn't mean ask our opinion, simply a notice and a meeting. let me ask you this. aside from the security question that we deal with, that you all do your best to check. i do

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troopers directing traffic following the patriots game actually to stop rodriguez for allegedly driving his motorcycle recklessly near the main entrance but troopers say he refused to stop and continued driving south in the northbound lanes until he crashed into a massachusetts state police captain on route 1 just outside of the stadium. that captain was taken to boston medical center with non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to be okay. rodriguez is still awaiting to related to these charges. >>> a welcomed return of the sun today but this might not stick around. >> all right danielle niles joins us now with a first look at our forecast hopefully it sticks around for a few days. >> we will get more sunshine later on this week just a few showers to dodge but not for everybody. 67 in boston, there's not a ton of wind either. 65 i and while there's sunshine for some of us there have been clouds in southeastern massachusetts and also some building clouds back across southern new hampshire and vermont with a few showers just starting pop in southern various are monitor right now. a

vote for diego rodriguez. >>> between the white lines, and away from the field. from the locker room to the living room, inside the huddle, and into hearts and minds, a zoom lense into the character of your team. this is cardinals season in focus. >> you know, if our locker room here was actually full of cardinals players right now, we'd be able to see it, in their eyes, it's seattle week. welcome in everyone. actually that goes for everyone except the seahawks. and that's not us. that's the cardinals locker room. on monday night, when it took about, i don't know, five minutes for the cardinals to focus on their division rival.

vote for diego rodriguez. . >>> how about another round of some beautiful pictures? the news choper up early this morning giveing these great shots of downtown phoenix at sunrise. thank you bruce, cruise the valley this morning for wake up arizona that you can catch here on cbs 5. ian, when he forecast the weather in cooler temperatures. clear conditions expected all week. sunrise at around 6:30 and we'll see temperatures into the upper 630s. 68 degrees for a low. mid 830s at noon, high in the 930s and looks like we'll stay that way all week. . >> all right, after playing on thursday night the cardinals work tomorrow. they're getting their quarterback back. carson palmer has been cleared to return. he got his bell rung ten days ago against the rams. it's been a tough year for manny wilkins. his replacement, brady white, got hurt and out for the year. looks like wilkins will return colorado. zane gonzalez had a stong night against ucla connecting on all three fieldgoals. he also broke the fds record for made physician. he's at 89 and today named pac- 12 special teams

that is where allison rodriguez is. what is the news? >> reporter: the brand-new information i can tell you is to have scene tape. we had to move back. where you see the officers coming, we were standing over there and they said you are kind of in the crime scene area. now you have to move because we are making this even bigger. what i can tell you is overnight one man was shot. they say at a home on the left- hand side of what you are seeing in that area, the residential as they investigate. four suspects got away in a silver vehicle. that is what they're looking for. chandler pd are telling me there working on a suspect description. they want to get that out so we can let people know who they have to be on the lookout for. right now lookout if you have seen a silver vehicle in this area led police know so they can at least question people and let them know what happened. this person was shot at least once in the lower part of his body. sources say this man is in his 30s. we are working to get his condition. as soon as we get more infor

right it 24th street and allison rodriguez will have all the on the on ramp. sometimes when we have extra delays we see secondary crashes and i will give you an update in just a few minutes. >>> a lot of folks have to get out early and they have to get around the traffic backups. the temperatures are mild in the low 70s. phoenix down to 73 and that temperature will update shortly. we are in the low 70s but we will warm back into the 90s by lunch and our high today above average. 96 and i will show you how long we keep these temperatures in just minutes. >>> and allison rodriguez live along the 10 here near mcdowell and 19th. we are here because there was a bad crash that caused major delays. we've got the 10 here, the interchange from the 202 and the 51 as well and you see the car flipped over. it's mangled in the street and vehicles out here and more at the closures this morning. let me tell you what happened. dps is telling me that around 3:00 a.m. troopers came out because there was a crash near the many stack. 15 minutes later there was a second crash wher

vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. james p. walsh: to keep our community safe - we need a sheriff who will put fighting violent crime ahead of his own political agenda. paul penzone has been a and dea task force agent of the year. paul penzone caught murderers, put drug kingpins behind bars, and created award-winning programs that protect our community. paul penzone... (war drums beating) fight heartburn fast. with tums chewy delights. the mouthwatering soft chew that goes to work in seconds to conquer heartburn fast. tum tum tum tum. chewy delights. only from tums. >>> you're watching fox 10 news at noon. with troy hayden and syleste rodriguez. >>> well, fire investigators are trying to figure out what started a four-alarm fire at a gilbert apartment complex that was still under construction. these are images here of those flames, just really burning strong. the flames broke out at an apartment complex, as i mentioned, under construction near gilbert and guadalupe. this was saturday night. four buildings went up in a matter of

toxicology results show that rodriguez was drunk when he struck a utility pole on september 23rd. the crash killed his passenger. burlington police suspended rodriguez without pay. >>> police say this man, 27-year-old james murray is a serial burglar. he is in jail tonight charged with burglarizing 15 homes in montgomery and chester counties. the thefts happened between late july and late august. officials say that they developed murray as a suspect after he allegedly sold stolen jewelry at a pawnshop. he committed the crimes to beat a drug habit. >>> on this day two years ago, having small amounts of marijuana became decriminalized and would get you something akin to a traffic ticket. this is in philadelphia. they celebrated that milestone today along the parkway. this's where dann cuellar is. >> reporter: jim, as many as 300 people were lighting up and smoking pot here to celebrate, as you say, the second anniversary of the decriminalizing of marijuana in philadelphia. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: on that note, they lit their joints and started smoking away. >> i'm feeling

perez rodriguez ran head on into state police captain wilcox. he knew perez was going the wrong way and stepped out to try to stop him. he was hit head on. >> the defendant while fleeing, deliberately drove southbound in the northbound lane directly at the captain. defendant and was violently struck by the defendant. >> defense attorneys say he tried to avoid the police captain. >> the conditions as they were yesterday, there was simply not enough time for him to stop. >> reporter: perez rodriguez is charged with assault and battery on a assault and battery with a deadly weapon. reporting live in foxborough, i'm bill shields, wbz news. >>> kim kardashian west is back in new york after she says he was tiedup and robbed at gunpoint. they stole $10 million worth of jewelry. kardashian was not hurt but was badly shaken. story. it will come out. >> you don't think they'll clam outline. >> every detail will be poured over. >> they might have a tv show. >> we'll know. >>> we were socked in. >> we have been asking for the rain and when it comes in a thr

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lawyers say-- after pena-rodriguez was convicted, his lawyers interviewed jurors. two of those jurors talked about another likely committed the crime because he's mexican and-- quote "mexican men take whatever they want,"-- endquote. in the past-- the supreme court has been reluctant to overturn rulings based on private juror conversations. colorado courts ruled that private deliberations were not grounds of reviewing the conviction. that's why pena- ropdgiguez's lawyers took the case to the supreme court. justices will hear the case, today. corey-- we'll let you know when they make a decision. and samsung just can't catch a break... supreme court justices will hear arguments in the ongoing patent dispute between the world's top two smartphone manufacturers - samsung and apple. the two are arguing over how much samsung should pay apple - after copying part of the iphone's design. samsung has already paid 548- million... but that was just part of its liability. the justices have until next june - to make an official ruling. students in chicago will be in class with

here's 25-year-old jose perez rodriguez in court today. he's facing several charges including assault for the crash that happened near gillette stadium. it left state police captain christopher wilcox with a fractured skull. rodriguez's attorney told we're told captain wilcox could be released as early as tomorrow. >>> more details now about that suspect's driving record. rod gizz owe has at least nine driving offenses sin 2012 but it has been often enough he has had his license suspended at least three times rodriguezing why being held on 10,000 bail. the vice president candidates their first and only debate. tim kaine and mike fence of indiana will take the stage in virginia. now you can watch the two go head-to-head tomorrow night right here on fox 25. our live coverage gets started at 9:00. today on the campaign trail the number one talking point "the new york times" article on donald trump's tax returns but that's not the only bit of bad press trump is dealing with. donald trump's campaign grap willing another negative headline. with

allison rodriguez is the first reporter on the scene. what is the situation?>> reporter: it is a very large many people are here. we have crime scene tape up. we have driven around this neighborhood to see how big this scene is. it wraps all the way around this corner and through the neighborhood to the other side. there isn't a lot of information but we have a lot of people who have been passing through and driving slowly and wondering what is going on. the public information officer will be coming out to give us an update. we have been reaching out to find out exactly what happened. wound called out. as soon as i see public information officer i will bring you the latest. live in chandler abc 15. >>> a record-breaking high temperature of 100 yesterday. combined with high clouds sticking around across the valley and making for a warmer start today. we are only down to 77 at phoenix sky harbor. the blanket of clouds sitting across the valley and will stick around going through the day today.

. >> in addition to perales' safety, officer rodriguez has a new concern, the last letter written byer orejone pen pal was intercepted by mail room staff but suspicious content. >> she wrote to two different inmates, two different gangs but written in some sort of code. you see that? i need someone to go through her bunk and pull the letters she's writing this guy because if they are coded messages, we need that. and they could simply just be love letters. >> gang members often use such codes to trigger criminal activity like drug deals or even hits on rival members. so officer rodriguez decides that all of perales' mail will be further examined for further additional codes or incriminating information. >> it's very possible that she may have some negative involvement in the letters she's receiving but at this point it's too early to tell which way we're going on this. so we'll continue the investigation and see how far we get. >> coming up -- >> according to the letter this was on there. what does this mean? >> peggy perales is confronted about her mail. >> and -- >> i saw myself on

pasamos con eduardo rodríguez. eduardo: muchas gracias y hola que tal amigos?.stamos por encima de las temperaturas normales, deberíamos estar en 70. el resto de la semana se ve bastante bien. 72 atlántic city.brisa variable, un poco de llovizna en el estado e incluso en el norte de new jersey. un sistema frontal viene moviéndose lentamente y puede generar algo de lluvia. acá tenemos a mattew el

vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. supporting the bid to legalize recreational marijuana in arizona. mark taylor join us now with the detail. mark? >> reporter: friday night services are ab to start here at temple high in north phoenix. one thing synagogue members will be talking about is prop 205. several members came out and are saying vote yes. >> while judaism doesn't pr it doesn't prohibit it. >> reporter: rabbi smulicious medo wishings cz.

there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. >>> on the next fox 10 arizona morning. >> hey, everybody, it's ron hoon. as the temps fall, it's crock pot time. and we have got a great life hack to help the cleanup go a lot easier for you from now on. and if you have ever thought

vote for diego rodriguez. in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers over one hundred forty two million dollars. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, i'm voting for paul penzone. >>> mostly sunny sky, and that's gonna continue into tomorrow. here are the weather headlines. some warm afternoons as we get above average. nice mild mornings down to the 60s. showers later into monday and tuesday of next week. the winds, gusty around bullhead city. futurecast shows you those winds will continue. mainly in the upper elevations. toward globe, stafford, that area. gusts up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. clear skies from the southwest. sto seattle. tomorrow is a fravlt high of 95. sunny and warm conditions prevail. across the state, overnight lows, 30s in the upper elevations. 36 here as we mentioned. an overnight low mid-90s tomorrow, the pin point temperatures

vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. >>> their own personal pep rally. no doubt the motivation for an arizona cardinals game trying to prove their season is still worthy of expectations. carson palmer nursing a ham spring injury. receiver john brown is do you feel, diagnosed with sickle cell traits. but he finally has the answer to what's been causing leg pain in the past two seasons. he has not been ruled out for sunday night.

school is tackling the space debate. 9news reporter maya rodriguez has the story at 4-50. as we celebrate at people who are making a difference in their communities. and in this case.. in the lives of children. 9news reporter maya rodriguez introduces us to a program that is helping hispanic students. aim for the stars. if you are interested in interested in learning more about the stem learning more about the stem programs offered by clace incorporate their curriculum into your science class. we've put up a link on 9news the dallas zoo is at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford. that you can sacrifice everything but a good night sleep. and we believe your furniture should last happily ever after. debut of a new arrival. visitors got a peek at the zoo's new baby elephant. the baby and his mom cautiously stepped out to greet the crowds wednesday. his mother, milo, gave birth back in may after being rescued from swaziland. at 332 pounds, the calf is actually on the

vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. >>> the obama industry has set a challenging goal for healthcare sign-s up. they have expect 13.8 million people to sign up through the healthcare.gov website this year. open enrollment starts november 1st. >>> in 2014, you might recall that that computer system didn't >> reporter: in just a couple weeks, open enrollment starts. and people living in arizona and planning on buying insurance from the marketplace, rates are about to go up 60 to 75%. arizona the only two health insurers are raising rates. this all counties by mayor copa, blue cross/blue shield will increase 51%. healthcare of arizona will increase 74.5%. a 40-year-old about $446 for a basic bronze plan. a family of four can expect to pay $1,300 per month. >> there was a large premium increase approved by the department of insurance yesterday. >> reporter: he now works in u of a health policy. >> premiums started off artificially low >> reporter: the premiums are before subsidies or discounts

perez rodriguez is being held on $10,000 bail. >>> 4:15. a man who allegedly killed a florida couple and tried to bite off one their faces has been charged with murder. 19-year-old austin harouff was arrested in august when they found him biting off one of the stabbing victim's faces. he is charged with the man that ran for help. he was released from the hospital after - am two-month stay. they suspect drugs in attack. >>> searching for suspects in the deadly shooting of a 21-year-old killed right in front of her daughter. it happened yesterday afternoon. they were aid anna mays was hit by a stray bullet saying she was likely caught in the crossfire when gang members started shooting at each other. her 1-year-old was not hurt. >> it's sad and it is heartwrenching because it 2 1 years old. she haven't even lived her life yet, and to think that another innocent baby could have been a victim, it's sad dan dant cuss sin of nba dwyane wade was killed in chicago in august after being caught in the middle of a gun fight while out for a walk with h

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there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. still ahead... it hasn't happened in 20 years... but could arizona turn blue this presidential election.coming up... what new polls are showing about donald trump and hillary clinton. and then... a valley company is under fire this morning. what they're accused of doing to customers... and their employees. and then... what will happen to the historic metrocenter mall?hear what the ners and... paul horton is washing cars out at desert ridge marketplace all week long... raising money forbig brothers big sisters of central arizona. we'll be checking in with him. good morning.. it's... tuesday october 18th.i'm preston philips. and... i'm yetta gibson. thanks for waking up with us

pasamos con eduardo rodríguez. eduardo: muchas gracias y hola que tal amigos?. atlántic city.brisa variable, un poco de llovizna en el estado e incluso en el norte de new jersey. un sistema frontal viene moviéndose lentamente y puede generar algo de lluvia. acá tenemos a mattew el huracán.implicaría peligro para salir de la costa este de los estados unidos. está por verse cuando va hacer la curva, una vez que cruce cuba cuando se entregará al oeste y el posible impacto hacia florida en los próximos días. eso está por verse todavía. lluvia intensa en muchas áreas. cuba, haití podrían rebasar las 25 pulgadas con peligro para la vida. los modelos indican que estaría peligrosamente cerca de la costa de los estados unidos. vamos a ver qué pasa con la cercanía del huracán. condiciones otoñales, en general tenemos temperaturas frescas. 52 a 57 para amanecer mañana. Éste es el pronóstico del próximos días. todavía algunas lloviznas esta noche. tanto martes, miércoles frescas temperaturas y también frescas hasta el sábado. ilia: los expertos siempre nos avisan de que deb

officer rodriguez was off duty. prosecutors say a blood sample showed rodriguez drank excessive amount of alcohol. the officer suspended from the police force without pay. >>> the city of philadelphia is being sued over speeding tickets that a lawyer says were wrongfully issued. the plaintiff says the philadelphia police department doesn't have jurisdiction on roads, such as interstate 95. the schuylkill, and vine street expressway. the roads have been under pennsylvania state police jurisdiction since 2012. therefore, the plaintiffs say philly police shouldn't be issuing speeding tickets there. lawyers argue the police first need an agreement with state police to write those ticket. if the suit goes forward, it could become a class action suit. >> california woman is now the 11us victim in series of airbag related death. area bags made by the t a/k/a ta corporation, can deploy with too much force causing interior metal to rupture and shrapnel throughout the car. woman drailed a recalled 2001 honda civic. >> flyers

investigators say perez rodriguez was speeding on motorcycle into oncoming traffic. rodriguez' attorney told the judge the crash was not intentional and we are told he could be released as soon as today. rodriguez is being held on $10,000 bail. >> mom in salem, new hampshire out on bail this morning. police say she left her seven-year-old in her car which then rolled over her other daughter. amy lynn obama faces child endangerment crg seven-year-old shifted car into reverse and rolled over her two-year-old sister. the toddler survived but suffered serious injuries. the woman is due back in court next month. >> daniel: superintendent of schools in wilmington resigned after drunk driving arrest on august 5th. mary delai was charged with operating under the influence. last week the school committee found out. she resigned last night and apologized for not disclosing arrest sooner. >> i apologize and take decisions and i regret the disappointment i have caused my family, colleagues examine members of the community. >> daniel: search for new superintendent is underway. >>

allison rodriguez, "abc15". >>> no weather impacts. that is the good news. clear skies and mild temperatures sitting in the mid- 70s. our warm-up -- our while -- our warm-up will be quick. today's high 96 degrees. above average temperatures. today not the only warm day and i will show you week in minutes. >>> okay, iris. right now authorities in several different cities are in the lookout for two missing children. this is the first one right here. adjust tweeted out her photo. this is a 9-year-old. oath of these girls disappearing over the weekend. the first is this 9-year-old in mesa last seen near 40 at the broadway. that's happening in mesa. phoenix police are looking for this little girl. reported missing last night near 35th and indian school. of these missing girls, give police a call immediately. >> we cannot show those pictures enough, chris. >>> the debate. donald trump and hillary clinton duking it out again this time anton -- town hall style. twitter reported more than 17 million debate related tweets when out, a site donald trump uses quite a bit

vote for diego rodriguez. a county attorney for us all. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- margot robbie, vice president joe biden,

arturo rodrÍguez presidente compartiÓ su historia de superaciÓn y estuvo acompaÑado de su hija, quiÉn medio en las 8 hora de trabajo, es la primera vez en la historia de los estadio que van a estar tratado igual como todos los demÁs trabajadores en el paÍs. edwin: aunque aun falta mucho por hacer, el presidente barack obama seÑala que quizÁs un dÍa logren la tan aen lado reforma migratoria. ilia: regresamos con mÁs tras la pausa. ilia: lo que muchos esperaba con ancia es una preocupaciÓn, ahora las personas mayores de edad quieren seguir trabajando. reportera: en medio de crÉdito gritos y protestas. eduardo: cielos despejados las temperaturas por de bajo de los 65 en gran parte del Área, temperaturas frescas, ya regreso con el pronÓstico. ilia: una de las mayores preocupaciÓn que tienen los jÓvenes para continuar sus estudio es ¿cÓmo van a pagar la educaciÓn universitaria? . reportero: cinthya y evan son dos jÓvenes indocumentadas, que aunque no son familia, comparten una historia similar, llegaron a los dos aÑo de estados unidos, provenientes de mÉxico, y solo se dieron cuenta que te

we have a reporter, allison rodriguez headed to that scene as we speak as well. we will check back with with this once we get more information. >>> also breaking overnight, police investigating a deadly crash near 10th and jefferson. take a look at the video from that scene. police tell us that a guy was killed, he was in his mid-30s. he had a lot of belongings with have been homeless. they believe he got into a fight with somebody and that person then hit him with a car and took off. as of right now, we know they are looking for an older model white car. we are gathering more information on this story as well, danielle, and whether we get it, we'll bring it to you from the live desk. >> we'll come right back to you. thank you. >>> 4:32. today a convicted terrorist is expected to learn how much time he'll spend behind bars. that sentence unfolding inside a phoenix courtroom. abc 15's katie connor has been following this now. katie, bring us up to date on this trial. >>reporter: i'm katie connor live in phoenix where a convicted terrorist will learn his fate. we f