look at these shots from scottsdale, arizona.of peoria, arizona, and the scottsdale area sent us these shots. that's a shelf cloud. parts of thunderstorms that have raced through that state today. look at the picture from gary. he's a retired chicago teacher. the ground was covered by hail. and these hailstones would do the midwest proud. they were about 1.75 inches in diameter. this is most unusual for october. it brings to an end 100-degree heat. we'll show you that storm. it's interesting because it's snowing tonight in the same time in the mountains of west virginia. 3 inches came down in tennessee. here we sit warming up under a beautiful clear sky today. and a clear sky tonight that will allow some cooling and maybe a patch or two of frost but not the widespread frost that effected areas. if you're west or northwest of the city or far south from the city or lake, you run the best chances of frost. we're going to warm into the mid-70s tomorrow for october's warmest temperatures. a reading 7 degrees warmer than today and 8 de

. >>> a road rage fueled machete attack outside a small scottsdale market. two drivers got on a fight on highway 17. when they got off the highway and into the parking lot of a popular shopping center, one man got out a machete and slashed the other guy in the leg. george has more on this really weird incident. george? >> reporter: it was, and witnesses say it was pretty crazy out here as they watched two guys fighting in this parking lot. one of them had a machete, and the chp said this was a case of out-of-control road rage. the two men were driving southbound on highway 17 when one of the two men says he saw this blue dodge stealth driving erratically behind him. what thing led to another and both cars ended up in the scotts family shopping center. >> we heard yelling for them to stop fighting, and the guy was hitting him in the head several times. >> the chp said this man, cheyenne young, actually used a machete in the fight, but wntsz s -- witnesses say the other men had the upper hand. officers tased young when he refused to drop the machete. >> they h

>> this is a call to 911 in scottsdale, arizona. >> oh, my god. >> a 53-year-old man is in cardiac arrest, and that's his wife on the phone. >> is he breathing? >> no, he's not. >> listen to me. someone needs to start cpr. do you have anyone there that can do cpr? >> say what? >> listen carefully to the dispatcher. >> you need to put him on his back chllingt >> he's on his back. >> put the heel of your hand on his breast bone in the center of his chest. >> okay. >> notice what you don't hear. >> you need to put your other hand on top and interlock your fingers. >> there was nothing in there about breaths. there was nothing in there about giving breaths. >> i need you to press straight down into his chest. >> okay. >> go quick, okay? start counting for me. >> one, two. >> three, four. >> it's all about compressing the chest, and until just recently, that would have been unthinkable, but it does work. here's why. for the first several minutes after your heart stops, your blood still has plenty of oxygen. as expert breath holders know, it's sort of this trick that your body plays on the mind

. >> tim: when pat burrell was released by the tampa bay rays he went to his home in scottsdale, it was may 15. wait a minute. it's too hot here to stay here in the summertime. i have to play baseball! he told me that before the game. his agent got him a job, san diego or the giants. it was the giants. have they ever been pleased. >> joe: grew up a giants fan as a kid. takes a pitch in the dirt. ball one. >> tim: it's 120 degrees in the summertime. i can't stay here! he had to play. and he did, san francisco. >> joe: here is the 1-2. 2-2. bochy said they picked him up to to be a pinch-hitter off the bench but he forced his way to the line-up. roy oswalt, who is very particular for the baseball in his hands, got a new baseball. he has been doing that since the start of the night. if he feels one he doesn't like, he gives it back. has one he likes. wait for the 2-2 pitch to pat burrell. pops up. foul ball. out of play. we talked about it in game one of the series. burrell had a lot of expectations when he was brought up. had some success. not always. he said it was never up to me to decid

. >> tim: when pat burrell was released by the tampa bay rays he went to his home in scottsdale, it was may 15. wait a minute. it's too hot here to stay here in the summertime. i have to play baseball! he told me that before the game. his agent got him a job, san diego or the giants. it was the giants. have they ever been pleased. >> joe: grew up a giants fan as a kid. takes a pitch in the dirt. ball one. >> tim: it's 120 degrees in the summertime. i can't stay here! he had to play. and he did, san francisco. >> joe: here is the 1-2. 2-2. bochy said they picked him up to to be a pinch-hitter off the bench but he forced his way to the line-up. roy oswalt, who is very particular for the baseball in his hands, got a new baseball. he has been doing that since the start of the night. if he feels one he doesn't like, he gives it back. has one he likes. wait for the 2-2 pitch to pat burrell. pops up. foul ball. out of play. we talked about it in game one of the series. burrell had a lot of expectations when he was brought up. had some success. not always. he said it was never up to me to decid

we were sitting at maryland's breakfast table, in their home in scottsdale, and ben said that.ad a legal pad in front of me and i wrote it down. it wasn't word for word, but he started with barack obama is the worst president in history and add the drug cartels and tax cartels, that came from ben cartel. the reason we were talking on that subject was he had been hopelessly wrong and i don't -- i'm not prepared to get into debating what was true and what was false, but his opponent in the primary had charged him of writing some salacious things in a news letter that didn't even exist. i mean, there was a current kind of negative newsletter, but when ben was minor league involved in it, it was not what these people were saying. people were out saying horrible things about ben, we needed to change the subject. >> before we saw ben quayle's straight to camera and christine o'donnell's straight to camera, the fred davis ad getting most attention this year, was not any politician straight to camera, it was the demon sheep. let's take a look. >> tom campbell, is he what he tells us? o

hostost: let's go to scottsdale, arizona. allen, republican. >> caller: hi, thank you forouly c-span. would you please explain to me how it is the first time in history of this country that the bondholders were in place first in this scenario and they were sidestepped and just completely. thrown aside for the unions? i mean, i don't have any skin in game, but when you thwart the rural love for this country, for those bondholders, i liked an explanation.guest: i wil >> guest: i do get asked this explanon a lot and i'll be happy to give you an explanation. first of all, it's not the first time in history of this country come to let me sort of do it in reverse order. the way we handle it and you cyn really probably talking more about chrysler and general motors. but the way we handle the ure coitors was litigated all the way through the courtay system, the bankruptcy court, court of appeals on way to united states supreme court.the and not one judge gave the plaintiffs one ounce of the encouragement, no decision inevt their favo

if you draw a line down you can get to phoenix and scottsdale down that way.look for colors going one way, colors going the other way. i know this is a raw map but i love showing it because this is what i do all day. people -- what do you do at work? i look for reds next to greens. when reds are next to greens we know there's spinning. that means wind is going one way in the storm and going can the other way not far from it. there could be a tornadoes there. that's why that pink box is right -- >> what time is that watch till? >> this is warning. a warning means it's happening or indicated by doppler radar. that's another 30 minutes. the watch wisconsin means it could happen in any of the storms and may spin at some point until 5:00 p.m. local. >> you're staying on top of it closely. we'll let you know anything we get on. >>> he's already in the ivy league and should be coasting through his senior year but today's "mission possible" guest is trying to get other kids into college. this is a great story coming up. ♪ [ e. clark ] i'm an engineer. i love my job. i

i have friends in scottsdale. they have just been pounded with rain. we saw some hail.lmet, yes, sir. >> exactly. that is now all gone. the threat of weather today is grand junction, colorado, it is out of arizona. scary stuff yesterday. crazy pictures. chad, thank you. >> welcome. >> pam harris, thank you as well. >>> to another situation here, have you seen this toxic mud now flowing into the danube river? that is the new development today. it is in there, a disaster in europe. we are going to talk about it ahead. >>> also, prince harry, no stranger to publicity, right? but what if the world turned on the tv one day to see him in captivity, a prisoner of war? it is the scenario is this provocative new documentary. we are going to tell you more here in the cnn newsroom. >>> this is awful to look at. imagine being there three days ago in hung gary, an industrial accident sent this massive wave of caustic, poisonous mud into several towns, kill agent least four people, some of whom were children. bad as that was, folks, this is getting worse. you see all the red stuff co

host: judy, scottsdale, arizona. republican. caller: i live in arizona and i am very disappointed in president obama. i think he has divided people by class, race, he has given the go-ahead for l.a. to sue arizona. our borders are not secured, to not believe all of the bs from janet napolitano. there is so much crime in the phoenix area on the borders. host: immigration issues? democrat absolutely. and the way obama divide the country by class, race, gives l.a. the ok to boycott phoenix. host: for midterm voters, this is an article from "the new york times." more than 1300 american service members have lost their lives there. the u.s. has spent over $300 billion on average so far. yet polling suggests that the war in afghanistan is barely a blip on the voters raters as the midterm elections approach. given the condition of the economy and high unemployment rate, the fact that most americans largely cite these problems as the nation's top issues is not surprising. what is surprising is that hardly any americans cite the war in af

here is this comment -- next is pat come and join us on the independent line from scottsdale, arizonacaller: absolutely, they should continue to receive federal funding. we almost need radio-free europe because the right wing has 300 radio stations, rupert murdoch owns all kinds of newspapers and fox. i love cspan, and have been watching it for years, but comcast owns you. we try to pretend that it is all fair and balanced -- in the marketplace, but it is not. the only people who truly have any voice are the people on the right because they have all the radio. they say it is legal, but it is not. npr is one of the few things left. host: one quick point -- mention comcast. we are funded by the cable industry, and comcast is a leading vendor as are time warner and fox, and other providers, but they do not influence our programming whatsoever. you are the one who finds us with a few pennies per month through your cable bill. caller: i am aware of this. i have watched it for years, and watched it gradually change. not everyone is fox. if you do not support corporate media all the time, yo

host: judy, scottsdale, arizona. republican. caller: i live in arizona and i am very disappointed in president obama. i think he has divided people by class, race, he has given the go-ahead for l.a. to sue arizona. our borders are not secured, to not believe all of the bs from janet napolitano. there is so much crime in the phoenix area on the borders. host: immigration issues? democrat absolutely. and the way obama divide the country by class, race, gives l.a. the ok to boycott phoenix. host: for midterm voters, this is an article from "the new york times." more than 1300 american service members have lost their lives there. the u.s. has spent over $300 billion on average so far. yet polling suggests that the war in afghanistan is barely a blip on the voters raters as the midterm elections approach. given the condition of the economy and high unemployment rate, the fact that most americans largely cite these problems as the nation's top issues is not surprising. what is surprising is that hardly any americans cite the war in af

for arizonas fifth congressional district which includes the suburbs of phoenix and the cities of scottsdaleempe. coming up, a debate with the candidates running for illinoi'' 11th congressional district. the democratic incumbent faces a republican challenger. before this debate which is courtesy of the illinois channel, we take a closer look at the district and the race. >> >> c-span's content vehicles are looking at the house races leading up to the midterm election. >> is with a lot of hard work, but the message that you guys believe in witches limited government, get the government out of my way and let me blame- let me brave my own trial. i think it is amazing. you guys are probably feeling on the ground what i am feeling all over the place, which is that we are one to take our country back. >> we are in this together. but if people don't vote, we are one to wake up and things are going to be really bad. we want to wake up knowing that we're going to continue moving forward. the first thing i learned, is if you are in a whole, quit digging. we are out of that hole. >> the candidates for