farther to our south tucson in the 80s as well. a lot 80s to the south and southwest. even near 90 degrees near yuma tomorrow afternoon. right now low 70s in payson, sedona and prescott. show low 57. skies clear across the state. high pressure in control. we have our eyes on this next storm system coming into the pacific northwest right now. valley by the end of the week. watch future cast, very warm through tomorrow. as we head into wednesday we're going to start to see the storm system dig down through the great basin through thursday. a cold front knocked into our area. it will be pretty strong and kick up winds and bring a massive drop in temperatures to our forecast by thursday and friday. 85 wednesday, down to 71 as the cooler air settles in behind still in the 70s friday and then pop back to 80s slight a-- slightly above average for the weekend. 89 degrees, record could be broken tomorrow. it's going to be close. #9d 0 is the record -- 90 is the record from 1999. 87 in mesa and gilbert. 88 in tempe. 85 in cave creek. and 87 in elsewhere. starting in the 50s tomo

who was staying at homeless center in south tucson. officers say things got out of hand when the man according to the center's manager... the man grabbed a fire extinguisher and ran out of the building... when police caught up to him... the man attacked them... after failing to subdue him with pepper spray and tasers... one of the officers shot the man ... and he later died at the hospital. next up... more ideas for your thanksgiving leftovers...incl uding an idea for all that cranberry sauce that no one ate. and we'll have to find out why they call this animal a "laughing" kookaburra... i don't see a smile on it's beak... and we'll get a check of our weekend forecast thta lauren has a laughing kookaburra the laughing kookaburra is a carnivorous bird in the kingfisher subfamily halcyoninae. native to eastern mainland australia, it has also been introduced to parts of new zealand, tasmania, and western australia. male and female adults are similar in plumage, which is predominantly brown and white. a common and familiar bird, this speci

karla navarrete for another officer- involved shooting is under investigation this weekend...in south tucson. officers say a man started acting erratically at a homeless shelter friday morning. he took off... and when officers caught up with him... they say- he started attacking them. police say they tried to stop him with pepper spray and tasers... before one of the officers shot him. he later died at the hospital. he later died at the hospital. a string of robbery suspects are still on the run this evening... and police hope you can help catch them. they were all caught on camera. our jaime cerreta takes a look. look. we start in phoenix at 3rd street and elwood. jaime cerreta/3tv/cb s5news still to come on the news at 10 - hikers aren't letting a grinch ruin their holiday tradition... of lighting up camelback mountain. camelback mountain. plus - we catch up with a valley man who's made it patriotism on area patriotism on area mountaintops. and later - mixed emotions...and a lot of questions about what comes next....after the death of cuba's longtime leader, fidel castro. stay with ? music

wildlife officers have shot and killed a black bear that had been menacing hikers in the mountains south of tucson the bear had come within feet of hikers several times since september. a spokesperson for arizona game and fish says at one point the bear charged hikers, got within 10 feet of them and reared up on her hind legs. one hiker used pepper spray to scare the bear off. phoenix police have a mystery on their hands and they need help solving it. last september, dinya farmer was shot to death as she was driving along the 51 near thomas road. the case has yet to be lv police will hold a news conference about it later this morning. cardinal's coach-- bruce arians-- is back at home this morning-- after he was taken to the hospital for the second time this year! doctors admitting the head coachfor chest pains. the cardinals said arians felt discomfort - so his wife took him to the hospital to get checked out... and that all tests conducted so far have come back favorably. holiday spirit with the perfect place for familes to have fun. team 12's bryan west is ice skating at westgate. toss to mornin

temperature dropping a little bit of us, a few showers just south of tucson for tomorrow, otherwise a quiet day across the valley and up north. temperatures up north dropping below freezing, 29 degrees, 60s for a low in phoenix. 59 in casa grande. and here's your 7-day, 59 on thursday, upper 50s friday. and temperatures staying close to that 60-degree mark through sunday, and is a little warmer next week, and a similar story in the valley. day, staying in the lower 80s through the weekend, and mid-80s by tuesday. >>> is an era. the election marks the end of a fascinating and controversial political career. >> we're talking about sheriff arpaio. he is out of office. paul penzone will be taking over january 1st. taking 55% of the see the highs and lows of his two decades in office. >> it's an election year >> reporter: no one saw it coming in 1992. when voters elected joe arpaio sheriff with his promise to serve only one term, they ushered in two decades of this. >> read the report. [ chanting ] [ crowd noise ] >> you can't president. that's a little tough, even for me. >> reporter: wil

spots in the 80s, glendale, but most of the rest of the valley is in the 70's for down to the south, tucson, casagrande, -- show low is a cool spot across the state. it is still breeze across breezes will continue, and they will be enough to 30 miles per hour tomorrow. the strongest winds across southeast arizona, but going across central arizona as well. up to 15 miles per hour. and they could go on up to 20 miles per hour. we could have later winds on friday. low 60s up until 8 am. 70's at 12 noon, and in the afternoon the forecast will be we were at 70 degrees and we will see a high of 80 in mesa and gilbert. 77 cave creek, and 79 degrees in anthem. across the state, we have some freezing to track, show low, flagstaff, the low will be at the freezing point, but then the window rock area in the grand canyon, and valley out to the was cut in the 80s. 80s will stay for the next seven days. audience saturday, as we go into next week, temperatures will keep us warmer. by pressure is back with mid- 80s returning for the first half of next week.>>> if you are looking to fill an entire saturday

south around tucson. quiet day for veterans day on friday. temperatures drop down to the lower 60s, winds out of the east. picking up in the afternoon at 5-15 miles per hour. and the 7-day planner, veterans day, 11:00 am on friday, high of 83. 82 on saturday. and sunday if you're around 83 degrees for the afternoon. and a little warmup ahead monday into tuesday. >>> you are ready for your tomorrow, we're going to talk to a valley circ who is being -- singer who is being bullied because of where she sang on election night. and what a sight over tempe. parachuters make a dramatic entrance. >> and president elect trump's first television interview since >>> another snapshot from the white house today. talking in is >> one arizona singer is getting a lot of backlash because she was asked to sing at the gop watch party on election night. ? ? [ singing ] ? ? >> she delivered the national anthem tuesday night at the arizona next morning show woke up to harsh criticism. people telling her she should be ashamed. a film producer she was working with dr

they are getting more rain in the southwest than they are in the south east. tucson, phoenix, l-l, more rain than atlanta. northeast, south east, west, but generally, off shore. 40s on the tomas romans, 50s. pretty cool for them. 44 for danville, running a little warmer than 24 hours ago. 28, 47, truckie, except for occasionally clouds. all set for forebeautiful day. temperatures will begin to bump up. 60s for a few. maybe a few low to mid-70s. morgan hill, north and southed looking good. i think tomorrow will be the warmest day. >> sounds great, it has been beautiful. >> thank you, steve. >> 4:21 is the time, right now. a whole few fleet of bart cars are coming. the reason bart is spending billions of dollars to update its trains >> if you are buy agnew home, don't expect it to have a new fireplace. new rules on what you are allowed to do with the fireplace you have in your home, now. so i got your test results an allergy to cat dander.w there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the allergens. he's got a name. it's h

we are at the titan missile museum 25 miles south of downtown tucson. we are in the launch control center of the missile site. the nerve center of the missile site itself. from here, using the equipment, the crew has a birds eye view of the condition of the missile and the missile site. it is also from here that the crew would launch the missile if they were ordered to do so. so, in order to launch a titan ii missile, the crew needs a number of things. first, they have to receive a launch order that will tell them to execute their missile and what time they will do that. in order for them to do that, they will need 2 keys. one launch key for the crew commander, and one launch key for that deputy crew commander. launch keys were secured in the emergency war order safe. the safe is secured by 2 combination padlocks. each belongs to a specific officer on the crew. this is the crew commander's block, this is the deputy crew commander's law. even the officer who owns the lock knows the combination. resete received the lock, the combination. that combination

to know is that on sunday evening after about 5:00 we will bring in a back up north or down south towards tucson. that will linger into early monday morning but only a 10% chance. those temperatures will be dipping into the 60s by the second part of the weekend. here's sports.>> 12 sports is sponsored by your valley toyota dealers. >>> i'm not on the injury report. i'm full go there so questions about that. i'm full go, brother. i'm fine. >> the cardinals back at work today with their head coach back calling the shots as usual. they were introduced to th carson palmer took his customary place before the media and gives us this week's version of quarterback speak.>> he's fine. he will tell you that he looks fine and ask fine and there's no difference from the bruce today than last wednesday. >> this is into man touch a from a quarterback position that are more physical than others. that was a physical game and a physical defense. tablature composure ever whether you getting hit or what ever. you've got to stay focused and be ready for the next play. you can't worry about sitting or standing for v

freeze warnings, winslow, the mogollon rim, and freeze warnings down south, east of tucson. 38 degrees, cooler weather allowing snowbowl to open up tomorrow. got enough snow up there. 70 degrees currently. this evening, mostly clear skies. it will cool things down quite a bit. snow showers falling across areas of denver into the dakotas. for us, plenty of sunshine. and the temperatures will gradually officially hit a high today of 72 degrees. tomorrow 76. future cast, tomorrow morning temps in the 40s. mostly clear skies. plenty of sunshine ahead in the keeping a close eye on the showers, starting to push into northern california. that'll bring us some rainfall at the end of the weekend into monday. your overnight low, 7 feet. well below freezing in flagstaff. 24 for a low in prescott. 49 degrees, definitely wanted to grab that jacket. up in the high country, you'll need that heavy jacket for sure with overnight lows in the teens and 20s through the weekend, highs in the upper 50s, and forecast, mid-70s for friday, saturday with a high of 81. and sunday increasing clouds late day, and

and down south, heading to tucson for the big game tomorrow. it's just a little show sloe as >>> and good news if you're hitting the radioed this weekend, there are no road cloishs. existing work zone restrictions will remain in place, that includes the i19 in tucson and the i-40 near the arizona/california border. >>> and beginning tomorrow, police officers and deputies will be out there on the dui patrols. typical of this time of year for the holiday. their campaign won't stop enemy new year's day. if i want we have a list on our website. >>> the huvent for an armed robbery suspect -- hunt for an armed robbery suspect caused a commotion in the east valley this morning and forced a high school to go on lockdown. donna rossi watched as the whole thing unfolded. she joins us live from the chandler police department. >> reporter: that suspect was eventually caught. he is being processed by the chandler police two counts of armed robbery. >> a lot of the trucks, a lot of the police vehicles were over here, and they were firing smoke bombs into the

and we are feeling strong wind to our south sustained in tucson at 21 miles an hour right now. it's a breezy start to another breezy day with gusts here in the valleyed to peaking about 20 miles an hour, sustained winds 10 to 20 today. breezy and across southern arizona we'll get the strongest winds. something else to look out for, the passing gusts, a possibility in spots south of some open areas could be impacted down i-10 today. keep that in mind this afternoon. we have had high pressure in control but a storm system to our southeast, that's bringing the breezes. eventually it will bring in a little bit of moisture and maybe a sprinkle in southeast arizona. we are not getting much in terms of rain chances in the valley or across most of arizona. today we'll stay dry, a passing high cloud at time storm a few passing clouds and more cloud cover across southeast arizona. the rest of us are looking dry and looks like we'll stay dry even into the weekend. we have another storm moving across the state by sunday but that's not bringing enough moisture for rain chances to the foreca

that's where i met mister shelton who was in aunit in tucson . south of tucson called santa rita. and he was teaching a writing workshop there. >> he was chosen teacher of the year. he's a biologist, taught biology. and he ran away with a 50-year-old student and when asked why, he said stupidity. which is probably about as accurate as you could get quite i was writing at the time area i was interested in learning more about it. i always wanted to be a writer and so i came into his workshop with some published work, i shared it with the group area most of the guys applauded, they thought it was great area mister shelton who was like, shaking his head area you told these stories about how critical i am. one student turned in his poem and i read it and i said well, it's a terrible waste of good punctuation. and things like that, really cool things. >> and richard shelton just kept pushing me. just like, you know, there's more than just writing about people's profiles. there's, you need to reach deeper. he kept pushing me. and so i started making these connections between the wildlife

and from the valley to the south to tucson highs in the 80s for tomorrow afternoon. there's a look at the cloud coverage making its way across the arizona-california state line. this is going to increase overnight and tomorrow. moisture flowing in ahead of this next storm system to our north. the cold front associated with it is coming right on in wednesday night and thursday. increasing those winds. windy in the high country with a few breezes in the valley. the cooler air settles in behind the front. 73 on thursday. a dramatic difference from the mid to upper 80s. 73 is closer to average by the end of the week. down to 74 by the end of the checks our temperatures back to near normal. then back in the 80s for the weekend. and the next system farther to the south. a chance for rain. the best bet looks monday. conservatively with that 20% chance right now. the track could change. showing hope of some moisture late sunday, monday, and perhaps into early tuesday. >>> have you started shopping for that thanksgiving bird just yet? grocery stores trying you with their sale

and that's where i've had richard shelton who was a unit here in tucson south of tucson called santa reta, and he was teaching writing workshop there. he was -- chosen, teacher of the year. he's a biologist. he taught biology, and he ran away with 14-year-old student. and when asked why, he says stupidity. which is probably about as accurate as you could get. >> i was writing at the time. i was interested in learning more it be if always wanted to be a writer, and so i came into his workshop with some published work. i shared it with the group. most of the guys applauded they thought it was great. richard shelton it was like shaking his head. >> he tells story about how critical i am. he said when -- one student turned in, and i read it and then i said well, it's a terrible waste of good punctuation, and things like that really cruel are things that kind of saved up and he brings out -- and richard shelton kept pushing me he was like you know, there was more than just writing about a profile. you know, there's you need to reach deeper. you kept like pushing me i guess. and so i start

officers have shot and killed a black bear that was mess -- menacing hikers in the mountains south of tucson. it came feet within them. the spokesperson said at one point, the bear charged the hikers and got within 10 feet of them and reared up on a hind legs and one used pepper spray to scare the bear off. >>> and talking politics this morning, president-elect donald trump is heading t his transition on hold a few days for thanksgiving. and tracie potts is in washington, d.c., with an update of what is happening behind the scenes. >> reporter: vice president- elect mike pence heads to new york today to rejoin the transition team. they're in no hurry to announce more cabinet officials before thanksgiving. >> and that can come this week or today. but, we're not in a rush to publish names because everyone the former new york mayor and trump copfid ant rudy giuliani is being considered as director of national intelligence. newt gingrich confirmed he will continue to advise but will not be part of the president's cabinet. he favors giuliani over mitt romney as secretary of state. >> and rudy is

a young boy had been kidnapped from a ranch just south of tucson and eventually his name was mickey free. set through character that runs through my whole book and his kidnapping set in motion this great war that goes on for 25 years and he's in the war the entire way. first as an apache warrior, then as an army scout. he was half irish, half mexican, red-headed freckle-faced one eye quite an ak centric and dangerous character. only man that ji ron know ever feared. his kidnapping sent this young lieutenant to demand the return of the boy. and cochise says i don't have the boy but i'll find him for you. and this young lieutenant said, i'm taking you prisoner and cochise had come in for lunch. he thought they were having a social gathering. he brought his whole family with him. he managed to cut his way out and escape but his brother and nephew were captured and a events followed which the apaches were hanged. this set in motion 25 years of war. unrelenting brutal war. a war so brutal that in 1861 as union troops were withdrawn from arizona and new mexico to meet the confederate invasion

we're going to take you to a museum about 25 miles south of downtown tucson. we are in the launch control center of the missile site. here, using all of this equipment, the crew has a birds eye view of the condition of the missile and the missile site. it is also from here that the crew would launch the missile if they were able to do so. in order to launch the missile, the crew needs a number of things. first of all, they have to receive a launch order that will tell them to execute their missile and what times they're are going to do that. in order to do that, they need two launch keys, one for the crew commander, and one for the deputy crew commander. in launch keys are secured the emergency war order safe. by twoe is secured padlocks, and these are combination padlocks. each lock belonged to a specific officer on the crew. lockis the crew commanders and this is the deputy crew commanders lock. only the officer who owns the lock knows the combination to the lock. locks, weceive those set the combinations. and that combination is classified top secret becaus

and also the i-10 heading south down toward the tucson area to force in the west bound lanes as well. westbound i-10 heading out of town just the typical trouble spots and it's been a tough day to travel because a lot of people left work early today or are out doing their last minute shopping. be extra careful. >> if you think our freeway look at this. out of los angeles. traffic coming to a standstill on i-405 in l.a. cars lined up. bumper to bumper, the road heading from santamanca to l.a. international. taillights and headlights, just everybody stuck a stunning image of yellow and red from above. >> isn't that just amazing. is that completely southern california. and let's take a live look at sky harbor. bird's eye view here. airports still packed but not as busy in past years aaa predicting a 6% drop of air travel from arizon. and it's so beautiful here. the first drop in four years. still pretty busy. as loved ones arrive back in the valley for the holiday and kristy siefkin has some of the special reunions. >> hundreds of families anxiously waiting as their loved ones roll throu

we have freeze alerts in the south counties and tucson, or cal, tucson -- oracle and tucson. temperatures will get cold with spots dropping to the 20s there. casa grande only down to 29 degrees tonight. by tomorrow morning a frigid phoenix dropping to 41. a repeat of the temperature this is morning. if you needed a jacket this morning it is likely you will need one tomorrow. not as cold up north. temperatures in the teens in spots like flagstaff. we have 30s and 40s across the valley overnight tonight and tomorrow morning with clear skies. jacket weather tomorrow morning, a cool afternoon tomorrow and temperatures in >>> well, now to the results of the poll of the day. we wanted to know how far are you along in your christmas shopping? about 60% said you are all done. 20% said they had more to do and another 20% said they haven't even started. >> overachievers in the crowd. >> and let's recap our top stories for you. >>> phoenix firefighters are working this mobile home fire here, trying to keep flames from spreading. we have more here from 13th street and bell road. you can

south. down by tucson, it gets colder with the hard freeze warning for those folks down there. they will, one of those lasting until thursday. we go to 62 at sky harbor today. 58 at deer valley. gateway. 45 at winslow. 43 at prescott. 32 at show low with 56 down in tucson. a 66 at yuma. where forecasting pretty low temperatures tonight. we are going down to 40 at sky harbor. 38 at surprise. 38 at cave creek. 34 in mesa. 36 in chandler. another 36 in ahwatukee that is chilly for us. we went to 44 earlier this morning. this afternoon, 62. 70 and 48 would be you high and low. there is your record high at 85. record low at 29. here is what we're forecasting for tomorrow. 61 degrees at sky harbor. 62 at goodyear. 58 at cave creek. 62 at gateway. other numbers for you on the forecast page, 37 in flagstaff. 45 in sedona. 62 at lake havasu. 60 down in casa grande. let's take a look across the these folks picked up almost two feet of snow and they had windy conditions as well with gusts around 63, 65 miles an hour. also, thunderstorms kicking off a tornado watch in northern louisiana. w

we are about 85 miles south of downtown tucson. we are in the launch control center of the missile site. essentially the nerve center of the missile site itself. from here, using all of this equipment, the crew has a birds eye view of the condition of the missile. it is also from here that the crew would launch the missile if they were ordered to do so. one, theder to launch crew needs a number of things. first of all, they have to receive a launch order that would tell them to execute their missile and what time they are going to do that. in order for them to do that, they will need to keys. to launch keys. one for the crew commander, one for the deputy crew commander. the safe is secured by two padlocks. these are combination padlocks. each lock belongs to a specific officer on the crew. deputy crew commander lock. only the officer who owns the lock knows the combination to the lock. wereceived those locks when qualified for crew duty. nation.he, classified top secret because it is guarding top-secret equipment. and information.

south. we're still continuing to see showers and storms around the tucson area. that's where this moisture started a little earlier today. that could be making its way up from the taou san area into the valley as we head through the -- from the tucson area into the valley as we head through the rest of the day. almost 20 degrees cooler than we were at this time yesterday. it actually feels more like a winter day for us or winter night. 66degrees at phoenix sky harbor. we have a wind at 15 miles per rainfall totals across portions of maricopa and pinol county. maricopa the city of maricopa picking up .7 of an inch of rain there. pretty good. we have more to come. chances will continue into early tomorrow morning. >> and of course you can head on over to 12 12news.com for the latest on this weather. >>> the other big story tonight, just five days to go are getting very intense around arizona. people waiting in line for hours to cast their vote. >> you can definitely feel the excitement growing. with so much on the line, arizona ground zero for both democrats and re

and we will be looking at temperatures warming up a little bit down in the south with about 80 degrees in tucson. now you look across the country here and you can see some action and this is the stuff you want to be looking for as we get a little closer to the holiday. what's going to be happening as warm air coming along as that cooler air is now working its way through the country. cool nights and very nice looking days is what we will have the next couple of days and in fact those 80s stick with us right through sunday and then look what happens on monday. we are back into the 60s again. looks like we will fluctuate back and forth a bit. nice looking day for thanksgiving. now we are looking close to the mid-70s with a few clouds. watch your kids around >>> thank you. >>> why should penguins have all of the fun? visitors to the detroit zoo -- i didn't realize penguins were having that much fun them can skate near the penguins. 31 skaters at a time can be on the 1500-square-foot rink. but this is no ice rink. while the weather will be plenty cold. the skating surface here is made of plastic and

to prison that's where i met richard shelton, in a unit here in called south of tucson, santa rita. he was teaching a writing workshop there. richard: he was chosen teacher of the year. he's a biologist. he taught biology. and he ran away with a 14-year-old student. when asked why, he says -- stupidity. which is probably about as accurate as you can get. >> i was writing at the time and interested in learning more about it. always wanted to be a writer. came into his workshop with some published work. i shared it with the group. applauded, guys thought it was great. richard shelton was shaking his head. richard: he tells these stories about how critical i was. in, it -- aurned palm would be turned in and i would say things like -- it's a terrible waste of -- a poem would be turned in and i would say things like "it's a terrible waste of punctuation." things like that. richard: he would push me. he would say that there is more than reaching about species profiles. he kept pushing me, i guess you would say. i started making these connections between what i was seeing, what was going o

south eastern arizona. showers there moving through. tucson. picked up on thunderstorms. talking lightning strikes and high country quiet as far as flagstaff. but we are starting to see the showers develop along the rim. there is the big picture. area of low pressure will be lingering over the state for the next couple days. and for tomorrow it will bring high chances of rain up to the high country. 80% chance thursday and diminishing a little bit but still elevated on friday at 50% in the valley 30% chance of and as we head into the evening hours. there is a look at the low, pulls up the moisture, it will be moving to the north and east friday. i think beyond friday with the exception of the high country clear in the valley and then we return to sunny conditions. forecast for tomorrow, looks like this, mid-60s. nice and cool. tomorrow at 84. take the umbrella with you, keep it with you through friday. over the weekend, dry, sunshine and upper 80s. >>> trump versus [bleep]en. the results of our poll minutes away. and why starbucks' new grown holiday cups are turning peopl

tucson. temperatures approaching freezing in the south and we're dropping to the 40s and high of 57 today, 13 degrees below of average. average is 70 and now 55. low pressure brings in cool air and temperatures are dropping. flagstaff and that 7-day planner. below average through friday and changes ahead. thursday into friday, increasing clouds and a chance of showers and breezy conditions and then things warm up, highs of 71 on sunday. >>> you're now ready for your tuesday and if you use public wifi, maybe today, the crooks are using a small device to set up fake hotspots, and they take your information. that's next. >>> and answers for your tomorrow, we take you to yarnell for memorial, to honor the hotshots. >>> a story online that is trending, they're testing out >>> sean mclaughlin and kris pickle you're watching news at 10:00, cbs 5. >>> attracting visitors to arizona and helping students, an online auction happening now. >> if you browse, or clicked and bought something online. you're in good company. >> our biggest day of the year. last year we shipped 54 million products. looking to

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 lawmakers saying about this project? >> reporter: to be honest, lawmakers aren't saying a lot just right now because they don't know much about it. the arizona coyotes haven't had a lot of conversations with lawmakers about this latest proposal. to tell you the truth, given the history of this legislature, how fiscally conservative they been in the past, the coyotes have a tough that they say they need to complete the project. >> everything looks great for the coyotes right now. >> reporter: the arizona coyotes announced plans for a new 16,000 seat arena yesterday that would bri

spots farther to the south freezing for the first time. casa grande and even tucson where that freeze warning is in effect. highs tomorrow, 62 down there and here in phoenix. 58 in casa grande. along the rim mid to upper 30s. window rock at 35. the coldest spot for tomorrow afternoon. in the valley low 40s here for the early morning hours in phoenix. by noon at 57. then we'll hit the low 60s in the afternoon forecast. still below average. it drops to 69. seven degrees below normal for tomorrow with a high of 62 like today. phoenix is only going to get down to the low 40s. other spots will be feeling the 30s overnight. a lot mesa and gilbert at 39 tonight. 36 in carefree. queen creek at 35. buckeye will hit 38. and 39 will be your low in anthem. highs tomorrow in the low 60s across the phoenix metro and staying that way for thursday and friday. by friday more cloud coverage in here. doesn't look like we're going to see rain in the forecast. slight chance up north and a slight chance for snow showers up north as well. saturday breezy but highs get warmer through the we

south texas. the feds say agents from tucson in san diego will be temporarily reassigned to the working another part of the texas border will join them to screen and process unaccompanied children and families. >>> honoring victims of the uss arizona tonight construction for a memorial is underway at you of a and should be done by december 4. three days before the anniversary of pearl harbor. 2400 us service members were killed, the memorial honors the 1200 new lost their lives on board the tomorrow a final goodbye to a show low officer gunned down earlier this week before he was set to retire. darren reed funeral starts at the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints at 1:00. overflow seating has been added. we will stream live on www.abc15.com tomorrow, claim jumper restaurants will offer free meals to those who have served or are currently serving our country. lunch or dinner is available as clocks, you can see a rare event this month's super moon. it's the closest the moon is been to earth since 1948. it won't appear this big and bright again until 2034.>>> surprises coming back from the spac

south. and more storms lined up near the tucson area. we have a lot to track, there is a low pressure system copies chances will continue overnight tonight. here is the hour by hour, for the valley, looking at a 40% chance as we go into the 7 hour. the chances will drop off as we go into our overnight forecast. that will last until tomorrow morning. than we will take the chance to 10%. coming up, and just a few minutes, we will walk you through your forecast day by day. >>> if you're headed out tonight copy careful. trees are down. and you saw that rescue. what are the conditions? >> were on the 101, right near the talking stick casino, we are right where amber was talking about, the activity is picking back up, we were in central phoenix a little while ago, and it seemed to taper off, but i don't know if he could hear it on the window, we are getting a lot more rain coming down, and it has picked back up, were sitting this one were seeing the lightning hitting the ground. traffic. there was somewhat lane just there. i don't know if you'

south of as a kid. i got my undergraduate degree here and i've been in tucson about 26 years. we have an exploding population and we are about 44% latino. years ande for 26 i've never been to the national parks. park recruited out of the here is the community engagement coordinator because i was the target audience of the next hundred years. experience --an almost an experiment to see what it would take to engage folks of my demographic and some folks argue that historically, the parks have not been very mighty but there has been a concerted effort to engage not just folks of color but different abilities and a lot of folks who did need accessibility. that is part and partial to what i think is keeping some folks away, that they think it is the old national park service that is limited. set uplks think we are for professional hikers and we are not. it is designed to be accessible to all. recently, we had funding to establish an ada accessible walkway. oldwalkway was part of the horseshoe trail and we had a horse vandalize either purposely or involuntarily, they damaged one of

south texas. acts from tucson and other areas are helping to process the large number of immigrants who have been detained for illegally entering the country. many of them children and families. the agents will be working specifically in the rio grande valley. >>> p.m. aren't only on wildfire watch they have a major health concern in north carolina. the smoke from all of the fires burning there. many of them believed to be to wear masks there if they plan any outdoor activities. these suspicious fires are also affecting georgia, homeowners in both states have been evacuated. and in all, there are about two dozen fires burning right now. >>> the iraq military making a special delivery in the city of mosul late last night. members of the joint operation command dropping hundreds of thousands of leaflets from the sky. the papers include instructions on how to be ready for an isis attack. right now aq trying to push militants out of mosul. they're highlighting some of the victories made so far by the iraqi military. >>> a meeting of the minds in columbia and leaders both signed a peace agreement of t

tucson. nobody was hurt and crews are working to try to reattach the cars and inspect the damage. >>> the south mountain project will move forward after an appeals court blocks the request to block the extension of the freeway. environmental groups wanted to appeals will allow the work to move forward as it considers an appeal. it will run from i-tonight to loop 202 in the east valley and connect at i-10 and 59th avenue. the project is expected to be done in 2019. >>> arizona senator jeff flake the south of the border. he the meeting with officials in mexico city to discuss trade, immigration and national security. he tweeted this picture. media about his trip when he returns to the valley. >>> another record high on wall street as the dow closes above 19,000 for the first time. it is the sixth time since the election that the market closed at record highs. discount store chains reporting strong earnings. the dow up 70 points. s&p up seven points and the >>> president-elect donald trump says he offered a job to ben carson in his administration. trump would like carson to serve as the department

south of here as a kid. appear to thee university of arizona to go to school. i got my graduate degree here and i have been in tucson for 26 years. a 44% of latino population here. and like i said, i came in for college but i have lived here and i had never been to a national park ear. i got recruited out of the local county government here as the community engagement coordinator --ause i was -- as they said the target audience of the next 100 years. so there was almost an experiment to see what it would take to engage folks of my demographic to attend the parks. historically, the park service has not been inviting. but over the last five years there has been a concerted effort to try to engage, not just folks of color, and of different abilities. a lot of our facilities have been made accessible for folks with disabilities. so that is part and parcel of somei think is keeping folks away, they think it is the old national park service that somemited to vehicles -- folks think we are set up for professional hikers and we are not. it really is designed to be accessible to all. recently, we have funding to establish an

south champions and face organ in the conference championship game. that's quite a difference from what we will see this friday night in tucson. in fact, let's check out the bad sad numbers. asu goes into friday's game on a five-game losing streak. the devils last win came on ucla. the game has a little more significance on friday. a win would make them eligible. in the meantime the arizona wildcats will take the eight in a row the last time they won the game was back on september 17. a 47-28 win over hawaii. the wildcats are the only team in the pac 12 without a conference win. combined, both teams of last 13 games in a row with the two and 14 conference record. arizona has scored the fewest points in the conference, only 147 while asu has the worst pass defense in the nation. giving up on average over 350 yards per game. i've got to tell you, i am embarrassed. >> who do you give the edge to? >> doesn't matter, joe?>> i but i'm a little embarrassed. a five-game losing streak in an eight-game losing streak for you of a. >> still ahead on 12news at 5:00, were heading back out like the st. vincent depaul with a karloff continues

tucson, flagstaff. just about everywhere you go. we do have the wind to deal with. and, it is pretty breezy. mainly south of i-40. or actually, south of payson. we are going to see that wind stick around for today. we are having sustained winds at 18 miles an hour in the valley. we could see gusts as high as, say, 20, 25. here is the 2:00 look. and we are seeing the yellows in and around phoenix. that is in the 22, 25 miles an hour range. the oranges down by tucson. that is approaching the 30 to 35 miles an hour range. as we get going into the evening, 6:00 right here, things do relax. if you are going to the polls after 6:00, they close at 7:00, you can still vote if you are in line at 7:00. much less wind for the evening voting. by 10:00 a.m. less wind, but da here is the 8:00 a.m. picture. and especially down by tucson and globe. southern gila county. pretty gusty conditions. wednesday afternoon, 12:00, breezy, then we relax those winds in the afternoon. a couple of breezy days ahead. and that is it. i think we are going to land around 92, 93 degrees for today. but, this is the warmest day of the week, things

tucson was killed after his convoy came underfire. two other u.s. soldiers were also killed. >>> a confession from a possible serial killer in south carolina. authorities say todd kohlhepp is charged with a quadruple murder from 2003 and more captainive. today, another body was found on his property. he appeared before a judge here, where he was denied bond. kohlhepp confessed to the shootings that killed three people, and even showed the officers the grave sites of two victims buried on his property. >> we're still working this crime scene. beer not done yet. >> kohlhepp was convicted in 1987 as a teenager of kidnapping and rape n court documents from that case filed say it is clear he was obsessed with sex and weapons. was also obsessed with hurting others. >>> a utah police officer was killed early this morning, trying to stop three people from stealing a car. 25-year-old cody brotherson was run over in salt lake city. he was outside his car, trying to deploy tire spikes when he was hit by the suspect's vehicle. those three people were arrested. >>> a california mom vanished without a trace. her home in redding. her family suspected some

south, we'll have gusts up to 35 miles an hour again. so it's important if you're traveling, maybe down to tucson to watch for areas of blowing dust. that's a possibility. high of 85 today. for the next few days, temperatures trend down. low 80s into the weekend. more on the hour by hour breezes in . >>> we have more details on this debris on the freeway on loop 101, this semi here near 35th avenue, they had to stop traffic the get that cleared. if you're seeing a little bit of congestion up there, that's the reason why: a look at the big picture, the only slow spot because of that here. outside the valley. i-17 northbound, we have a roll overcrash at mcguireville. definitely some backup heading there because you can't get past that. you'll have to use side streets and ramps to get around that. u.s. 93, southbound direction is completely shut down right now because of a deadly crash north of state route 71. call friends and family headed in on 93 and try to change your plans if you can. we >>> do not panic, folks. the sound of the sirens from the nuclear generating station have nothing to do with the presidential election. the plan

. >>> let's look live at the area south of the valley where we pockets of blowing dust again. keep that in mind if you're traveling down to tucson, wind gusts in southern arizona up to 35 miles an hour today. that could pick up. we'll feel breezes in the valley too, with gusts near 20 to 25 miles an hour. we are feeling the breezes right now and that's keeping temperatures mild. down to 68 degrees and we'll see stronger winds around midday with temperatures in the low 80s by lunchtime. today's high 85 sunny and warm and dry day, still above average. temperatures will be trending down in the seven-day forecast. i'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. >>> we have an update on the deadly crash on u.s. 93. this has been shut down and everything is back open there, so shouldn't find any trouble spots with that part of the drive this morning. i-17 around the durango curve, it's pretty slow right now. from the i-10 stack to the split. but the crash we had on i-17 southbound, that's cleared. east valley, you're starting to see pickup on the 60 and the 10 right now. u.s. 60, we have a crash off to the right here, westbound at mesa

south east. we will keep the rain chances here in the phoenix metro through the overnight hours so we get into the 1:00, 2:00 hour as it continues to tucson. you see windslow pushing off to the east. now you can not rule out maybe a shower or two here in the valley. on the backside of the system. that is going to filter in the cooler air and keep that very slight chance of rain and snow showers across northern arizona. peaks of sunshine. now here is the plan. now, a trace to a quarter of an inch. not a big rainmaker here. very, very slight chance tomorrow morning. then, a lingering chance tomorrow afternoon. winter weather advisories continuing across northern arizona. 1-4 inches continue to be possible with this. this is through tomorrow morning. for locations between 5,000 and 6500 feet above 6500 feet. 3-6 inches. we creating blowing snow of course the hazardous road conditions we have been tracking for the last couple of hours. it will continue to deteriorate as the sunsets. wind gusts right now. 23 mile-an-hour there. 36 in sholo. air temperature in flagstaff, 29 degrees. it feels like, with the winds it it feels like it is in the te

south of the valley and stretching down all the way to the mexico border there freeze warnings and hard freeze tucson, casa grande, freezing for the first time tonight. here's a look at the numbers. then we're talking low 30s in casa grande and tucson. here in phoenix down to 41. a lot of other spots in the upper 30s. here's how we'll get there. 50s for the next few hours. 49 by 11:00. then we drop around sunrise tomorrow morning before temperatures climb back into the low 60s tomorrow afternoon. st take us a while to warm things up. we will look at your seven-day forecast and track those temperatures in minutes. >>> now to that deadly plane crash in colombia. six people did survive this including members of that brazilian soccer team. three soccer players, two crew members, and a journalist survived. investigators say the tail clipped the top of a mountain. 71 bodies recovered from that scene as well as both black boxes. havoc in an avondale neighborhood. a viewer sent us these pictures in lower buckeye. the crook caught on camera taking the deck rags. the home own -- decorations. the homeowner says

tucson but not much happening down there. as we zoom in to the city, not a lot of moisture around the city. you see a flash of snow up the grand canyon and south of the grand canyon as well but just scattered showers. we turn on the futurecast to give you a look at what is going to be happening. thursday early, the moisture comes in. later in the day, it gets closer to us here and probably in the afternoon around 2:00, more and more moisture. watch it back off and it backs off rapidly and gets another buckeye, 79 degrees. 78 at deer valley. 82 in chandler. this is what it looks like as far as the mountain temperature. 56 in flagstaff. we had 65 in the prescott area today. take a look at your day, 82 on the high. 66 on the low. 82, 58 normal high and low. 96, record high. 37 your record low for the day. take a look across the a little bit of snow in the northwest. we see moisture finding its way into the central plains and the northeast on the western sedge looks like snow. 81 degrees for tomorrow. the 80's will be sticking with us. nice-looking temperatures with the norm around 82, 83 degrees. mid 80's as well. >> reporter: what will it be? wh

tucson. wind gusts as high as 40 miles per hour. just like yesterday, we are feeling the strongest breezes to our south the feeling those here too. they will start to lighten up after the middle part of the afternoon. after sunset they should be lighter than what we felt overnight. as we go through the next few hours, gusts for 25mph in the phoenix area. they will peak around 35mph the reason the windsor kicking up is because we have a storm system sitting to the south. it will linger to the south so that means the breezes stay for today and tomorrow we have some breezes, not as strong. we will also get a little bit of moisture in the southeast arizona. and's more cloud cover. but not much in terms of rain. today we state sunny statewide through the afternoon. tonight looking all clear across the state. tomorrow is when the clouds start to move back into southeast arizona. we may get a few passing high clouds in the valley but still mostly sunny and as you look at futurecast, not much in terms of rain. it looks like it will stay well off to the east. with the valley and high country staying dry before the disturbance clears out.

south america.. like el salvador.. honduras.. and guatemala has nearly quadrupled at the same time.. to almost 179-thousand. also along the border.. agents near tucson... busted a pair of smuggling attempts. in the past two days... they found four undocumented immigrants in the trunk of a car. in one case... there was no feared for their safety. all four were arrested.. along with the drivers. and a federal judge in tucson ordered border patrol agents... to improve conditions at immigration holding facilities. the judge ordered the agency to provide clean mats and blankets... to migrants who are being held longer than 12-hours. they also have to be allowed to take a shower. a group of immigrants sued... claiming border patrol's holding facilities in arizona are unsanitary... inhumane... and extremely cold. border patrol says it's committed to the safety.. security.. and welfare of detainees. the mexican consulate in phoenix.... is handling 'four times as many calls' ... following the election. calls are coming in every day... from people interested in birth registration. it's a process that allows kids who are born here to mexican parents.. to get a