if you're heading to southern arizona state route 55 might be quiet right now. we were hearing reports of a crash but i'm not seeing problems right now. we'll give you a look at i-17 in just a couple of minutes. >> our favorite time of the year. >>> 15 years going strong for operation santa claus. we are collecting money, toys, clothes, and food items for four incredible charities. just stop by sanderson ford or lincoln, stop studios or any of the 120 plus ups locations valley wide. you can always donate online at givetothecause.com. you will get an entry to win a lincoln. >>> whether you prefer basking in the glow. we have got a little something for everybody looking to fill up weekend. later on credit cards can get you into trouble unless you know how to use them. joe let's you know how swiping that plastic can get you some extra cash. >> hey there it's black friday. so exactly what kind of deals are they looking for. >> tv or entertainment systems. clothing ranks second on the list followed by computers or laptops. >> a new bankrate.com survey says 23 million

then maybe head to southern arizona state route 85 to i-8 is as well. take a look at the big picture. we'll take a look at some of the surface streets especially around those shopping centers in just a couple of minutes. >>> let's talk about that most accurate forecast waking up a little chilly. deer valley reporting in at 49 degrees. we are going to see a nice warm up. by lunchtime it looks like we'll be in the low 70s. today's high in phoenix 78 enjoy this warm wth because it's not going to stick around for long. i'll let you know how long it's going to be in just a minutes. >>> i just texted my wife how are you doing and she said it's black friday how do you think we're doing. justin do you have our lists ready. >> reporter: oh, man i have a list and it sounds like your stressed there. macy's behind me they're open right now. they have actually been open all night. we have seen some folks camping out and if you look just some folks are passed out maybe just a little too much shopping. but if we kind of take a look over here you can see the mall quiet

. >> sometimes it can be not just in northern arizona it can be throughout the state into southern arizona. all the operators are there to really listen in on what's going on around the state and it information on highway conditions around the state. >> reporter: another piece of advice make sure you're slowing down even if it does mean you're going to get to our arrival destination. come-u in the next half hour we're going to talk about those emergency kits and why a-dot says you need one even if you think you don't. important information chris. >> nick ciletti on that one. >>> san diego neighborhood on high alert this morning after a series of car break-ins. there are the culprits right there caught in the act. this is surveillance video. a team of thieves walking the neighborhood. and then they'd run away to the next house. san diego reporting thousands of dollars of goods have been taken here danielle. >>> chris, right now at 6 k a freeway. a driver shot during some sort of a road rage act. the driver called for help after being shot through the window. >>> edward snowden breaking his

the demographics that seem to lean toward his candidacy more than other states in the southern part of the united states, arizona, florida, for instance. so, ohio is trending republican. michigan is a lot like ohio. if he can flip ohio, which looks likely tonight, then there is some belief there that he could do it in michigan and they're looking at absentee data in michigan. absentee voting suspect but down in the city of detroit where you have a lot of traditional democrat votes in the african-american community. so i don't know that it's polling as much as gut feel, demographics and absentee data that says that the trump campaign this might be a place. >> i must say i have been on a lot of presidential campaigns and it is customary at the end to see big crowds, even for candidates who are way behind. i remember walter mondale at the end we had these enormous crowds and it put a little spring in his step although i don't think he ever believed he was going to win. trump is a little different in the sense that he has had these enormous crowds throughout, going back to the primary season. he plays to these enorm

state. we have no signs of rain, either. we have a disturbance sitting to our southeast, bringing the gusty winds across southern arizona. but it will keep the moisture to our southeast, too. we'll get a little moisture down in southern arizona by tomorrow, maybe a sprinkle down the rest of the state, including the valley and high country, all dry. another storm system is moving across the state on sunday. we'll get a cool front in, a cold front moving across, but it's not going to bring any moisture. so a dry forecast even for the weekend and next week. today plan on sunny skies, and more breezes. this morning we're feeling them, temperatures around 72 degrees this morning, so a bit gusty winds continue through lunchtime, gusting up to 20, 25 miles an hour. as the temperatures climb to 85 this afternoon, not as warm as yesterday, not seeing those 90s. but we are still above average for this time of year. we have sunny skies in phoenix today, no 90s to the southwest either. temperatures will keep trending down even as we head toward the weekend, low 80s this weekend. we'll talk about the pollen forecast in a few minutes.

arizona for a while. it's going to swing into the southern part of the state. this is a chance maybe tomorrow we get a sprinkle or in denver. down in the san juans, there could be pretty heavy snowfall at times. mainly above 10,000 feet. let's take a look at our winder weather advisory. 4 to 8 inches in the san juans. near 10,000 feet. if you're drive nothing this area, be careful out there. some of these mountain passes could get sloppy. above 11,000 feet could see over a foot of snow. the state. >> typical fall in colorado. they're talking snow. we're talking 72 and 73 for the highs today. should be at 58 and 29. those are the norms for this time of year. 76 and 10 the extremes. 70 in arvada. centennial, 74. highlands ranch, 76 degrees. this is what lauren was talking about. some of this moisture could slowly work up in watch denver. we see the cloudy skies here. every now and then you see a shower sprinkle its way across the area. that's all we'll see out of this. but as we roll it into monday, we might see a shower as well. 65 and 61 right now. south breeze

responsible for the wind zips right through and pushed down to southern arizona right along the arizona mexico border. it stalled. but in a weakened state. as a result it's not that far from us but it's not nearly as strong. so that's why the winds will be lighter tomorrow. in the meantime, an area of high pressure will try to form and move on top of us. that's going to guide all the systems in the pacific. it's pretty active out here. certainly not unusual for washington, western canada and we're going to be left alone. let me check the temperatures. around the region if you've got travel plans, 70 degrees in southern california. 51 in salt lake. high temperatures tomorrow. lower 80s on the back side of the front. so cooling down in phoenix. 81 in l.a. san francisco up to 72. all sorts of 60s in northern nevada. for southern nevada overton and moapa valley bottoming out at 55. pahrump down to 40s. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. sandy valley at 58 on the mountain. 83 at the lake. death valley back to the 90s. for the las vegas valley overnight 58 degrees under a clear sky. there won't be much but what breeze we will get will be o

southern states. the worst is io where flames are threatening at least 17- hundred different structures. firefighters from colorado, arizona, and california are helping control the flames./// ((christianne klein)) >>> let's check in one last time with tedd florendo who is out at the beautiful cactus in one last time with tedd florendo who is out at the beautiful cactus garden at ethel m chocolates. (((>>>nice day today with temps still above average in the 70's again and unseasonably mild coming off a warm weekend. still no 80's this time around to bring us to tie the record of 80 degree temps set back in 1950. but we will remain warm to mild for at least a few more days before it begins to get colder ........ ........................... ............ neighborhood by neighborhood temps shot up to the high 70's for the east part of the valley where we're lower in elevation. cooler mid to low 70's for the west side in the foothills from centennial hills through summerlin as we cooled off there. colder up in the kyle canyon with a morning start in the high 30's again. ................................ ... ............. regional

arizona/new mexico state line. upper level low. since it's coming from the south it's our southern mountains that will benefit the most. red mountain pass 3 to 6 inches of snow. the mountains surrounding telluride, ouray at least 3 to 6 inches. could be locally higher amounts above about 11,000 or 12,000 feet. accumulation elsewhere will be minor. corridor i think it could be an inch or two. mainly mountain areas south of 70 that see snow. up to steamboat or winter park, a few flurries, but not much. 6:00p.m. this evening, durango you'll see a lot of rain, and pueblo and trinidad rain tomorrow. colorado springs maybe a shower or two. the farther north you go, the chance for rain is smaller an coming in from the south. 71 today with sunshine. tomorrow a slight chance of rain, better rain chances south of monument hill. then sunday high of 70. next week lower 60s, sunshine, including for election day tuesday. here's joel. >>> good morning. i-70 at central park boulevard, nice and wide open as you're making your way out to the airport. maybe you've got fun travels this weekend. i hope you're heading for pleasure and not f

state. that will be the story today and for most of your weekend. there is northern arizona. here is southern arizona. radar is getting the week off. it is 65 in progress on cot, 62 globe, 77 phoenix. the winds are 9 miles per hour. they have been back and forth, pretty breezy. we are not seeing them toss the trees around too much but we are feeling the winds. that will continue today and a little bit tomorrow. gustiest winds have been in the southeastern part of the state. let's walking through the winds. this evening they do slow down so your evening walk or if you are having a brew on the patio or maybe dinner you are going to be fine. tomorrow as we get going into apache junction. they will be strong. tomorrow afternoon they'll pick up a little bit. the veteran's day parade is at 11:00 am in phoenix. i don't think the wind will be a big bother but it will help the flags blow around and make for good pictures. saturday we will have less wind than we have had. highs look like this. 69 today in press cot. here forecast, 85 today, 81 on friday. as we step into saturday and sunday, we will be

this could be interesting as we watch some of the southern border states, think nevada, texas, arizonaer specific question that was asked of voters as they were leaving the poll. candidate quality, the top quality, do they care about me? whether it is donald trump or hillary clinton, do they care about my life? are they important to me? 15% said the candidate cared about me. 38% said they do believe their candidate, they voted for, could bring change and 22% saying that the right experience was very important and 21% saying judgment was important to them. these are issues, lou, that we're looking at about why they voted for who they voted for on national basis. next hour we break down some key states as polls begin to close, particularly virginia, north carolina, florida, back to you. lou: thank you. we'll start getting some of those closing at top of the hour. cheryl, thanks so much. we appreciate it. joining me the co-host of "the five," kimberly guilfoyle. >> great job by cheryl casone. lou: always. i think it is interesting to see the quality, the care about me, those numbers are n

, warm down sloping starting to cloud up over the southern stretches of the state and that's a moisture plume that's shooting in from mexico and arizona between systems that high pressure ridge is moving out. that's pulling up some of that moisture here. then a big deep trough of low pressure moving in to california and in between that's where we have that little plume of cloud cover coming through. this will initially give the southern mountains light snow over night when that front comes through tomorrow morning it is really the snow here is what we have that flow going on as we look at no this trough there is a big batch of colder air coming through with this we'll take you to the next several days the cold front swings through, by tomorrow morning it is here. snow in the mountains, we may have rain/snow mix here in the morning in denver. no accumulation on the snow, it may wet things down a little bit as this trough moves through, what we'll notice, this will open the door for some of this arctic air to flow through in the week ahead. tuesday, several days of prolonged cold air probably mid to upper 30s for the highs all the way t

arizona. then it movers on up toward the four corner states and will swing up moisture toward our southern mountains from gulf of mexico bringing some wet heavy snowfall to some of the areas really high up. so third season for hunting starts this weekend. some showers could head toward the front range on saturday. we may get a little bit of rain from that. maybe mostly out on the eastern plains but here in denver, way. most of the moisture stay to the south. we could use it so it will be a welcome sign coming our way. and we would really like to see a little rain. >> we would like to see a little rain. our two teams finished tied at the end of the day with 62 both locations. 58 would be normal. though it was cooler still four degrees above what we should have. 78 the record. 42 and 45 where we started. and six below. coldest ever got this date 1951. 55 now as they keep pace. 38% humidity. a pretty shot here. look at the elk along devil's gulch road. the fresh snow on the mountains and the fog. so a pretty colorado shot there in estes park. temperatures tonight, mostly in the 30s over the eastern pla

state today. we will have no rain, no snow anywhere around here. northwest u.s. that will track through southern california, arizona and into southwestern colorado late saturday night and into sunday morning. it will be a really good snow- maker, especially to the san juans. mid-50s to near 60 degrees here. lower and middle 50s near fort collins and greeley. we will see haze over the area. we have wood burning restrictions in effect below wind, every now and again on the plains. we will get a few gusts 15 to 20 miles per hour. similar situation the foothills. it will not be as strong ask it won't be as widespread as yesterday. 40s in the west. 30s and 40s in the mountains. mostly 50s in eastern colorado. right here at the base of the foothills in and around metro conditions tonight. into the 20s we go. warmer day tomorrow. a brief shower tomorrow. it gets fairly -- excuse me, sunday. fairly windy sunday afternoon and evening much the wind brings in cooler air that will produce slight snow on tuesday. that's not the only snow we will see next week. i will talk about that in a bit in the 9-dkgay outlook. >> oh, yeah.

us, because there's an area of low pressure in southern arizona that's cut off from the main flow in the atmosphere. this will come up to the four our state. here's the plan, tomorrow night into saturday mountains will see light rain and snow. snow level will be relatively high for this time of year, about 10,000 feet. could see 2 to 4 inches. most of that falling saturday. for the front range and eastern plains, light rain is possible. most of it will be south of monument hill and on the far eastern plains. there is a slight chance for rain in denver as well as boulder and fort collins. much better chance of rain from the springs down into new mexico. 68 today with sunshine. tomorrow 70 and small chance for rain coming up on saturday. back to you guys. >>> i think we're hopeful for any rain, thank you so much for that. the markets are hard pressed as america wonders who will be the next commander-in-chief. people are also closely watching retirement accounts after another rough day on the markets. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, britt. uncertainty surrounding the presiden

this goes into southern arizona, near tucson, then comes back to us friday and saturday. the snow mountains, rain from colorado springs to the new mexico state line, quite a bit of rain there. few showers are possible saturday in the eastern plains, that will be our only opportunity to see beneficiary moisture from that system. gradually clearing skies today, 60. tomorrow 68. 70 friday. small chance of rain saturday and we'll move our clocks back one hour. will be the longest weekend. year. >>> that is like an early loading up and slowing down in the usual spots. take a look at the drive times, we've got speeds from the 60s dipping down into the 40s. look, no accidents southbound along i-25. that sure helps the drive time of 10 minutes. i-76 loading up eastbound along i-270 loading up as well. southbound along i-225 speeds that are down into the teens. that's 11 minutes. and it's slow, especially in the eastbound direction of i- from i-25 out to i-225. across the denver metro area, looks like we've got our first trouble spot, i-25 near santa fe. outside of that, a lot of green on this map. slowing i-225 we were talking about. here's the snow

from the storen states with more his pa -- southern states with more hispanic fluns have come on the line for hillary and she felt for a while she could win arizonaaybe georgia, maybe texas, they feel i know more confident about florida. but the further north you go, where there's less hispanic influence, and where there's more african-american influence, those are the states now that trump believes he has in play. they feel better about north carolina, they feel much better about michigan, obviously. and ohio and new hampshire. so as you see that, for every point that the democrats perform under the 2012 number, is a point that they have to make up in a big way with hispanics. it seems like they might be doing that. that's why i think you've seen this frantic, almost like, oh, wait, we have to get to 270, not 250, let's go find some other states to put in play. the been that kind of plane right for all of us the last 48 hours. i think the because the change in democrat -- it's because the change in demographics of clinton campaign underpepper formed with african-americans and -- underperformed with african-americans and overperformed with hispan

you see the map changing in the southern states were more hispanic influence has come on the line for hillary. she felt for a while maybe she could win georgia, arizona less hispanic influence and more african-american influence, those of the states that donald trump feels he has an play. they feel better about north carolina, michigan obviously and ohio and new hampshire. for every point the democrats perform under the 2012 number is a point that they have to make up in the big way with hispanics and it seems like they may be doing that. i think that is what you see the frantic almost like, we have to get to 270 not 250, let's find other states to put an play. it has been that play right for us in the next -- plane ride in the last 48 hours. that is why i think you see the map change in that is with the early vote is instructing us so far. john: that is actually really enlightening. to you both. you are great and we will have you both on again really soon. we will be digging deeper into the bloombergpolitics national poll and unpacking some early voting returns in just a moment. if you are washing me -- if you're watching on -- ♪ ♪ mark: welcome bac

state nw severe weather and trouble at o'hare. we have you covered on all aspects of travel this morning. >> dana: lot of you driving to san diego, southern california, even into arizona this weekend. jeff has flashing lights behind him early on this wednesday. tom, you are up in sky 3 to kick us off in terms of travel the inbound i15 with an accident at lake mead boulevard. was blocking two lanes, now it's only blocking one lane. that's enough to cause a backup. that is your trouble spot with an accident on the inside that happened about a half hour ago. still causing problems from the northeast. let's go to team traffic and jeff. >> jeff: that accident not the only one we're seeing on this went. we have one approaching jones. for travel times on this thanksgiving eve 15 southbound slow 10 minutes from craig to the bowl that. could get worse if they don't get that accident cleaned up quickly. a clear commute for the rest of the freeways. >> kelly: fur planning on driving today heading to your holiday destination, it's looking good. a lot of sunshine this morning. working in. winds will be increasing. we're going to talk more about that in 10 minutes. >> dana: just ho

arizona. ................................ ... ................ going to be a wet and cloudy halloween for the pacific northwest, while record breaking heat hits the southern plains and over to the southeast and some areas of the mid-atlantic states. temps there could reach into the 80's and summer-like temps will continue. ...................... ............. .................. tonight expect lows in the mid 50's and chilly by morning and the temps drop overnight and expect mostly clear skies to help aid that. looks like more sunshine with cooler highs again in the 70's to 60's for some parts of the region. we lsee some breezes pick up, b we w on sunday nowill any nd al. .............................. neighborhood by neighborhood 70's for tuesday with the mildest temps over to the eastside of town where we're lower in elevation. coolest spots will be near the foothills and mount charleston as we set up for cool but comfortable tuesday. breezes will kick back in overnight giving way to some wind but staying mainly light breezes and not windy. ......... .......................... .................... extended forecast calls for cool temps through most of the week, with warming by midweek and beyond. rough most of the week, should

southern arizona where we had the strong winds the last few days even the dust that was kicking up. not seeing those strong winds anymore. the lighter side now. temperature-wise across the state we did drop into the 20s up north in spots like flag staff this morning. 66 in sedona. and currently sitting at a nice 71 at lake havasu. we're going to continue to see these clear skies. that storm system that brought the breezes the last few days is still just off to our east but it's slowly pushing away. and we keep our forecast nice and dry as that storm system again clears ou into tomorrow foo. by sunday we do track another disturbance that's going to move in from the west but it's going to be a dry one. you will notice more cloud cover by our sunday. today, though, all dry across the state. if you've got plans to head out to dinner. 5:00 looking pretty good and clear. a nice day ahead. a little warm this afternoon but overall a nice day. tomorrow looking very nice as well with those clear skies then sunday watch when those clouds start to move in. you'll see some of them thicker at times. otherwise mostly sunny and a dry forecast through the weekend. it's looking dry for the val

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states will go for hillary clinton. arizona, true battleground, and the polls are close in georgia. you don't think it is as close? >> i've got my fingers crossed, especially for georgia, being a southernmake me happier. >> why? >> because i know the reputation the south has around a lot of the rest of the country. that would be a win for me as a liberal red neck, to see, you know, a deeply southern state like georgia flip in this election, would be awesome. >> many times some of donald trump's supporters have been cast as, you know, racist or bigoted in this election. >> uh-huh. >> do you believe it is deserved as someone who is from the south? >> i mean, okay, i don't want to generalize too much. i don't think for all of them. i do -- let me tell you, that don't hurt, all right. the racism, the xenophobia and stuff that he puts out there, that doesn't hurt with these people, but i do think it is way too simplistic of a view of them. i don't think that's the thing that matters the most to them, i don't. >> matters the most, but you think it is part of it? >> i mean, yeah. again, not for all of them but for a lot. it is hard to deny, you know, to me. i mean, look, they're just so mad,

look in the southern tier of the entire country whether it's florida, there were some record breaking turnouts all over this state. look at arizonay clinton did better in texas than any democrat did in 20 years. but when you looked for millennials, you didn't see them or the african-american vote. think about the rust belt state. there's no latino voters to make up the ground. florida was on the cusp. that didn't exist there. so with no millennials and no african-americans, the stagnant turnout, the surge in rural voters wasn't countered. >> we have view thaers care a lot about data and polls. how did that piece of it go so wrong? >> i will say this. i think there was too many assumptions made on, well, obama's 2012 electorate looked like this and 2008 electorate. instead of saying obama's electorate which we all should have done smarter and better, i think the assumptions were oh this is the democratic electorate and this is the republican electorate. and the fact of the matter is, look, trump did get some union voters. but you got to look at the total turnout. i think a fascinating fact is this. look at the raw vote. donald tru