and then their scott and across northwest arizona -- prescott and southwest arizona. we will have that little climb in the temperatures for tomorrow afternoon. 53 degrees that exam tomorrow. 63 at 10 12 noon we will see the midshipman-70s putting a few degrees above the average above 72. it will be fantastic tomorrow, friday, and saturday, you get the green light if you are going to enjoy our mountains and trails. make sure you are hydrating the conditions will be dry. allergy sufferers, we will have the moderate range for ragweed. if you are spending time outside and you are allergic to something to be aware of. tomorrow midshipman-70s for most of us. in the west valley 76, p area, goodyear, -- peoria, and then goodyear. freezes in the higher terrain. 29 degrees in peoria. 55 yuma, high temperatures warmer than what we dealt today. 65 globe and the midshipman to upper 40s for show low . there are huge changes coming sunday and monday and we will be tracking a storm system coming on the pacific. these are the changes we expect, 10 degrees going into sunday. going into

there might be some windy conditions in the southwest part of arizona. but for the most part a gorgeous day. mid-20s right now and prescott. off to the east low 20s. high country potentially expecting some snow. few week. comfortable afternoons. high pressure lease by the end of the weekend. we welcome rain to the valley, snow up north. a look at the satellite radar. high pressure still in control. it is keep the clouds and rain to the north and west. northern california and northwest part of nevada. pacific northwest getting some rain and a little bit of snow. but here in phoenix, we're not getting any rain for the next couple of days. here is the game changer. low pressure system which is now bringing rain to the pacific northwest will continue to move down the coast and eventually make its way into central nevada, southern nevada and then by monday morning take a look at this. we are seeing rain around the valley, snow out to the east. down to about 4500 feet inches to 4 inches sunday night into monday morning. across the state today 70s. mid- 60s in

and western minnesota and winter storm warnings on the french all the way down into the southwest nea phoenix arizona program. that when the winds favor lake effect program we will be experiencing that cold stuff to the west. high pressure today and tomorro forgot the storm moves through, that is a good amount of snowfall to the north and northwest of the center low pressureof that takes off into canada that is going to lay out heavy snowfall out of nebraska into the twin cities, aboutu - 12-18 inches, we are on the one side of the jet stream but the cold air, will fire up the lake erie snow machine, the high ground to thee east of the cit is the best chance for snowfall what is interesting is the pavement temperature which is i the mid- 50s and low '60s , it is really tough to get that warm, the grassy surface is a different story with more on that coming up, the 8 -day forecast is just bedroom corner. the smithsonian, is getting a donation from lero donating $2.5 million to help with the muhammad ali display, jessica dill joins us with more on this contribution and want the basketball star has to s

it looks like we're going to be warm across southwest arizona. still not seeing any 90s in the state. the temperatures will continue to trend down by the end of the week we are looking at highs in 101 northbound. it's often the left-hand side but it's close to the hov lane. watch out for minor delays. and this is going to be state route 143 southbound. this is just before you hit i- 10 and things are starting to slow down. >>> hillary clinton is expected to speak at any moment. that is a live look. you will see her speak live on abc 15. presiden at 1015. -- 10:15 am. stick around for sonoran living next. we are in the kitchen learning about what the more of. and we will talk about what do doctors from leading cancer centers in the country have in common? many of them now call cancer treatment centers of america home. expert medicine works here. find out why at cancer center.com. phoenix is gorgeous! the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing something amazing in my city? doing it for free! hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is keeping phoen

the storm cells not so widespread, but they coming up from the southwest toward the north northwest. northern arizona always dealing with off and on showers in and around the flagstaff area, winslow. a little pushing through payson fur right now. we're gonna continue to track this throughout the evening, keep an eye on it. our way. >>> south of the valley, rain, thunder, lightning, and look at that wall of dust. a lightning bolt there. that wall of dust grew as it hit the valley. this is in scottsdale. drivers still heading >>> your tv isn't playing tricksow, there's nothing wrong with your -- on you, there's nothing wrong with your screen. that's how little you can see through that dust! and the weather was affecting traffic on loop 101. just a sea of slow-going. >> it nicer snow has come down up north at the arizona snowbowl. this shot was at about 5:30 tonight. a lot of white powered on the ground, just about an hour ago. >>> this first storm did leave behind some damage. >> it knocked over a huge oouk tree which fell on that london -- on that honda. eucalyptus tree which fell on that honda. >> bi

, pennsylvania, all outstanding, as well as new hampshire and maine in the northeast and arizona in the southwest. seven states outstanding. >> steve has wrestled his technology to the ground. >> it's going to probably turn on me again in the next few minutes. but big development in pennsylvania. donald trump's lead just jumped up in the last minute. he now leads hillary clinton in pennsylvania, look at this, by 26,000 votes. we said this has been the white whale for republicans, every republican canndidate says they can flip it. can trump hold on to that? again, still a little bit, a scattering of precincts in philadelphia county and a couple of the suburbs, so there could be more clinton vote coming out of here. you still have precincts here. this is where harrisburg is and hershey. but that is countered by this one. lebanon county, produced 60,000 votes for years ago, it's a 2-1 romney county. we don't have a single vote in from here yet. so donald trump stands to pick up ground from there. hgs lead, 26,000 votes in pennsylvania. >> wow, zero vote in that from one county. do we know why? >> th

before another closed low comes into the desert southwest from northwest mexico and arizona bringing slight showers chances and clouds late week for mainly northern arizona. ................................ ... ................ looking around the nation...it's 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 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 will see some breezes pick up, but they should not be what we saw on sunday nor will any wind alerts be issued. ... ................... neighborhood by neighborhood temps will climb to only the 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 t

before another closed low comes into the desert southwest from northwest mexico and arizona bringing slight showers chances and clouds late week for mainly northern arizona. ................................ ... ................ looking around the nation...it's 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 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 will see some breezes pick up, but they should not be what we saw on sunday nor will any wind alerts be issued. ................................ ... ................... neighborhood by neighborhood temps will climb to only the 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 th

before another closed low comes into the desert southwest from northwest mexico and arizona bringing slight showers chances and clouds late week for mainly northern arizona. ................................ ... ................ looking around the nation...it's 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 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 will see some breezes pick up, but they should not be what we saw on sunday nor will any wind alerts be issued. ................................ ... ................... neighborhood by neighborhood temps will climb to only the 70's for tuesday with the mildest temps over to the eastside of town where we're lower

mostly sunny skies as the low moves onshore but we closed low comes into the desert southwest from northwest mexico and arizona bringing slight showers chances and clouds late week for mainly northern arizona. ................................ ... ................ looking around the nation...it's 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 coulr 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 will see some breezes pick up, but they should not be what we saw on sunday nor will any wind alerts be issued. ................................ ... ................... 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 c

sunny skies and warmer than normal temperatures are in the forecast across arizona as high pressure strengthens along the southwest. in metro phoenix, afternoon highs will top out in the mid 80s sunday and monday, with near 90 degrees tuesday. the daytime high temperature record at phoenix sky harbor for tuesday is 90 degrees. morning lows will be in the 50s and 60s. by wednesday a trough moving across the pacific northwest will drag a dry cold statewide wednesday and thursday. valley gusts may reach speeds in excess of 30 mph. a cold air mass will also settle into the state in the wake of the front. by thursday and friday valley daytime highs will dip into the low 70s. while the cold front will push some clouds into arizona wednesday, little to no preciptiation is expected. slight chances will fall along the arizona- utah border. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time... all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in

before another closed low comes into the desert southwest from northwest mexico and arizona bringing slight showers chances and clouds late week for mainly northern 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 comfor

arizona before election day. >> and she's not alone here in the dessert southwest. nominee mike pence will speak to supporters in a matter of hours. >> and do you know how to change a tire? well, it's a life changer that everyone needs to know to make life a little bit easier. we'll show you how right here on 12 today. downtown phoenix, that was a look at what is coming your way on 12 today. i hope you're off to a great start on this wednesday. everyone is talking about how it's cooler outside this morning. >> i can feel it. >> and it's a good thing you did. jimmy, the weather guy, didn't bring a sweater or a jacket and instead, he brought a jacket. really? >> it's coverage. i'm covered. you need it. it's verging right now and going toet colder and colder until 6:47 or so and is. it's on the east valley outlying areas and we're gettinga 10 degrees spread between the downtown overnight lows s and the east valley lows. it's far away from the city. i love it. and it's feeling great out here. you will feel the chill of the photographer, nick. he has the cap on as well a

arizona. back to the southwest where we're getting the showers from, it's starting to break up a little bit. scattered shower activity is all we're seeing. thisth heaviest of the showers exiting the area and heading toward st. george these somehowers are moving to the north and east. maybe scattered light showers, here is a time yesterday where we had quite a few clouds and showers that made their way through during the noon hour. partly cloudy as the sun went down yesterday and temperatures this morning in the upper 40's and low 50's. henderson areason 55. summerlin you are 51. you are going to want a jacket heading out. temperatures not expected to rise a lot today. 63 is our expected high. that's only a degree below normal. then it will start tapering off in the afternoon. decreasing clouds during the overnight hours. 46 will be our low and tons of sunshine with a high of 64. wednesday the winds are going to kick up in the afternoon. lots of sunshine adds a high of 63. >> dana: time to take you live to the floor of the nasdaq, january king is joining us early nevada is going to get millio

southwest. the valley will have substantial rain chances sunday evening. widespread light to moderate rain will sweep across arizona through the first half of we can't rule out a couple of thunderstorm s monday morning. as the cold front of this system continues to track eastbound across arizona, snow levels will drop. they'll start off at about 9000 ft sunday and bottom out to about 7000 ft by monday afternoon. the highest peaks of the white mountains in eastern arizona may see a couple of inches of snow, while northern arizona's highest elevations may see about an inch of snow. the city of flagstaff may just see rain mixed with snow by monday afternoon. valley rainfall totals are looking to be about an half inch, with up to an inch and a of phoenix. winds will be breezy again late sunday through monday. daytime highs monday will also tumble. metro phoenix will top out in the upper 60s. in the wake of the storm, sunshine and warming will return to the state. metro phoenix will see highs back in the low 70s wednesday new this morning... all the 2016 general election ballots in arizona.. are now counted. on twitter

here in the southwest, trump tops clinton by five points in arizona. and in nevada, trump is now leading the state with 49- percent... clinton at 43. a reminder that early voting ends tomorrow. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now is your local election headquarters, on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// >>> let's get a check of the roads with demetria. /// demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) the crash on southbound i-15 and russell is gone. no delays in the spaghetti bowl, but there are a hanful of ramp closures due to project neon. go to our website for a complete list. check out charleston at grand central parkway. cones are out. there's a lot of off-road work happening too. this is all related to project neon. ((demetria obilor)) ((brian loftus)) >>> directv is facing a lawsuit against the justice department... what the cable company did under the radar... that affected fans to watch the l-a dodgers. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus -- it's never too early to start your black friday shopping. the big retail chain that's planni

southwest. strong storms kicking up a dust storm in parts of arizona. the national weather service issued a blowing dust advisory as the storm blew over roads and communities. the dust storm was triggered by a thunderstorm with heavy rain and small hail. a scary -- and unusl unfolds at a retirement community today -- when a squirrel goes into attack mode. ths happening in florida -- as police there say the victim was taking in some sun when a squirrel latched onto her leg and wouldn't let go. the squirrel then ran inside the center and started attacking other residents -- biting and scratching several others. two residents and a staff member were taken to the hospital to get treated for bites. the retirement community says coming up on kwwl -- week two of the playoffs in high school football. rick coleman has highlights from tonight's action. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. and congressman rod blum said. send me back to congress, and you send donald trump to the white house. rod blum still supports trump today. and even attacked rep

democratic possession in north carolina, florida and colorado and nevada in the southwest and then adding georgia and arizonane step behind. there is a historic reversal under way in this election even if many of the states don't tip, the fact that he gets close to michigan and she gets close to arizona, a forecast where we are going in the next 10 or 15 years. >> trump even on the precipice of accomplishing is still smacked in the face by the future of this country demgraphically. and everyone who has looked at this in politics, particularly republican politics is trumpism in the shrinking of the party making it a whiter coalition. they see about how to take conservie isatism and expand it reach. >> let's put the numbers up that we've seen so far with the latino population in the key states. florida, north carolina and georgia, which has been pink. so, you see ron says the florida number's low. that he's read it's about 900,000. you have 100% change. so, jackie, these numbers are as of saturday night. when you look at this, is this enough to offset the white anger of the legitimatically frustrated working c

arizona and toward us. since the storm is from the southwest it will be the san juans who see the highest amounts. we'll say 8 to 14 inches for tomorrow morning. these are the totals by tomorrow morning. most of this will fall nii-70 corridor. we have five to ten inches for summit county, north through winter park, going towards steamboat springs. here is the futurecast. i want to pause this at 5:00 p.m. between now and 5:00 i will be surprised if we see moisture here. in the mountains we will see scattered snow showers. tonight after midnight will be our best po precipitation in denver. it doesn't get that cold tonight. we'll stay above freezing. therefore we expect rain the metro area and it may briefly change to snow. this is 9:00 am tomorrow. it's probably going to be a rain snow mix. there could be enough to create slushy accumulation on grassy surfaces. tomorrow afternoon the sun comes back as the storm moves away. look at the nebraska, dakotas, iowa, minnesota, that's the end of the day tomorrow, a lot of 65 this afternoon, tomorrow is 46. the rain-snow mix will end early and the sun will b

we have a big area of low pressure to the southwest bringing bigger storms now to phoenix. dust storms, rain in arizona as well. that low pressure is going to move our direction tomorrow. and ahead of that, we will start to see moisture swing up into the state and by saturday morning, we have snow in our san juans. this will start tomorrow as more cloudy tomorrow ahead of this. could have rain in the foothills by saturday morning in some spots and we may get a couple of showers saturday afternoon in the denver area. however, most of it for us should stay south of monument hill. and you can see in the southern part of the state, we may get some of that snow as well. some of the snow areas could pick up a couple of inches. most of it will be above 10,000 feet. but, if you are hunting this weekend, third season starts, there will be some wet weather in the high country. down to the south western mountains. some of the roads can t little sloppy. ed, there is actually advisories out there. >> that's right. it has been issued. you can see it in south western colorado. winter weather advisory. friday to noon

it will be a cool day across the state with 70 to our southwest and 40s and 50s across northern arizona today. as you start thinking about be getting warmer. we'll see some passing high clouds on thursday. but a high of 75 degrees on thanksgiving day. we do have cooler temperatures by the weekend. i'll show you that in your 7-day forecast. mallory. >>> and iris your drive was starting to pick up right now from your century link prism traffic center. about 9 minutes from the 202 san tan and it gets even slower as you're approaching the 60 because of a crash there. northbound at university. let's give you a look at our a-dot camera. that domino affect is causing delays back to loop 202. another spot you might want to avoid this morning is 32nd street and thomas. danielle told us how long lines at st. mary's food banks. so if you don't have to head near this intersection again it this morning. ? it's operation santa claus ? ? >>> oh, yeah operation santa claus is in full effect. you can drop off your donations by sanderson ford or lincoln. you can stop by any of their locations. the abc15

in the northeast and also going to be in areas of texas and a little in arizona and new mexico, too. it's kind of a soggy southwest dip in the jet stream. we'll see gusty winds with some of the showers and storms. this goes into friday with this storm spinning over the four corners region. besides that, the forecast is that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. i mentioned it's a nice day in the northwest. good to get sunshine. temperatures in the 60s. currently mild for this time of year. that great weather continues all the way down through central california. fresno today, beautiful, around 73 degrees. it looks pretty quiet into the weekend, and i'll have the election day forecast coming up too. >> hopefully the predictions >> thanks. just ahead, find out how much collard greens cost when you buy them from one of the most expensive christmas retailers. the fiery tissue left her nose sore and red. so dad slayed the problem with puffs plus lotion, instead. puffs have pillowy softness for dakota's tender nose. with lotion to comfort and soothe when she blows. don't g

, safe, affordable housing to communities such as bakersfield, porterville, phoenix, arizona throughout the southwest united states. community groups have been willing to work with me. i've worked with the federal home loan bank, tax credit agencies from california, arizona, texas and new mexico. there's never been hesitation andanybody to bring me in to bring together a deal for local communities. mr. valadao: it's typical of someone who's never actually built a business to undermine, to put down. we employed folks. we continue to build and grow and provide for the economy. when we talk about jobs, what we do for our community, especially when all the different groups come to us as business owners and ask for resources, as for money to support different events. does a lot of things we do in our communities but to say you've never built anything i would say the people that work for us and our employees enjoy coming to work, especially those who have been with us for over 30 years. i would say that shows we've done a good job for our community. we've actually created jobs and we've created a business

arizona, out in the desert southwest. around 60,000 vote difference. wisconsin, the dairy belt, 84,225 with 87% in. minnesota, with just about 80% of the vote in. and finally, new hampshire. too close to call. 82%, look at the difference. >> you think your vote doesn't matter? >> 96 votes between the two of them. >> finally, i almost forgot the great state of maine which has been a pitched battle all night with 81% of the vote in. 17,000 votes separate, four split electoral votes from maine. and that is where we have it at 1:00 a.m. eastern time. >> the polls are closed throughout the country. h this is it. we keep going west, but turns out -- that is where we are. >> you see the map there of those seven states? five, the big ones are leading -- trump is leading, the two little ones, maine and new hampshire is leading. it doesn't look good for hillary clinton right now. >> steve said it would have to be a rust belt miracle, hard to pull off, hard to imagine. we'll wait here and be here until we know. steve schmidt what are you thinking right now? >> i

>>> hillary clinton made a swing through the southwest yesterday, campaigning in las vegas, nevada, and arizonashe held her largest rally to date on the campus of arizona state university in tempe. according to the local fire marshal, there were about 15,000 people on hand. while there, she talked about the uphill battle to turn the historically red state blue. >> as the political pundits like to say, this state is in play for the first time in years. arizona has only voted for a democrat for president once since 1948. and that was my husband in 1996. one of the many reasons bill and i love arizona. so for the first time we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. >> and last night, clinton asked her supporters to contemplate what things would look like if trump were to win the election. >> imagine with me what it would be like to have donald trump sitting in the oval office come next january. someone who demeans women, mocks the disabled, insults latinos and african-americans. what would it be like to have that person in the most powerful office in the world? the truth is, we really d

arizona. high officially in the 70s. thanks for the great temperatures above average. 57, winds out of the southwest at five miles per hour. and the satellite and radar, across the country, some left over showers across the great lakes. the rain starting to come to an end around the east coast. a lot of rainfall from portland through seattle, along the i-5 corridor. this is an area of low pressure that will affe this weekend and to start the week next week. ridge of high pressure is the dominant feature. warmer temperatures for your friday. here's your future cast, 8:00 am, mostly cheer skies, clouds and showers starting to brace the area. and we'll stop it around saturday afternoon, a clouds around southern california. an increasing chance of rainfall. into monday morning. around noon, temperatures will be around 70 degrees. if you're heading out shopping tomorrow, temperatures above average. clouds and showers sunday to monday. and plenty of sunshine in the 60s next week. >>> it is 10:10 and you have what you need for your friday. life or realty facing doctors at phoenix children's every day. but we have answers how res

decent safe, affordable housing to communities such as bakersfield, fresno, phoenix, arizona, throughout the southwestunited states. community groups have been willing to work with me. ibook with a federal home loan bank, agencies in california, arizona, texas an and new mexic. that's ever been any hesitation for anyone to bring me and bring together a deal to benefit the local community. >> the difference is the accusation i never built anything, typical of someone who's never done -- built a business, to undermine, to put down, we employ folks. we built a business. we continue to build and grow and provide for the economy. when we talk about jobs, what we give our community, especially all the different groups come to us as business owners and ask for resources, ask for money to support their -- there's a lot of things we do but to say that you'd never built anything. i would say that people work for us and our employees enjoy coming to work as bush once have been with us for over 30 years. i would say that shows we've done a good job. we've done a good job, we have created jobs and we've created a

arizona. and then chick out this, a wall of dust. a massive power outage as well in southwest phoenix and tempe. more than 200 customers were in the dark at the height of the storm. live look at the and things are not over yet for us. we still have some activity primarily in portions of the far eastern part of maricopa county. recently some showers moving through hours like apatchy junction and found hills. there's more, pushing up into yavapai county, east of prescott. so that's where the moisture is going. even a little snow at the san francisco peaks. >>> 12 million americans will suffer from food poisoning this week alone. last week we told you about mice droppings and chicken blood drink on prepared food. an getting a glifrms at other disgusting things happening. ryan cody is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: the environmental services department is on the >> reporter: everyone blows their their nose, bino one should be doing it when preparing your food. that's what they found at this jason's deli. an employee did not wash her hands. then one inspector at this del taco i

southwest. strong storms kicking up a dust storm in parts of arizona. the national weather service issued a blowing dust advisory as the storm blew over roads and communities. the dust storm was triggered by and small hail. a scary -- and unusual -- situation at a retirement community -- when a squirrel goes into attack mode. ths happening in florida -- as police say the victim was taking in some sun when a squirrel latched onto her leg and wouldn't let go. the squirrel then ran inside the center and started attacking other residents -- biting and scratching several others. get treated for bites. the retirement community says none of the residents had to be treated for rabies. it's coming up on today in iowa... one woman is hoping to spread positivity in the days leading vernon: they're like a lot of iowans -- they get up early, get the kids to school, and get to work. but too often, washington stacks the deck against us. we need to build an economy instead of giving breaks to big business, we need to cut taxes for the middle class and small business. i

in the afternoon, there's a hint of cloud cover forming in the southwest and that's that upper air disturbance that is continuing in arizona and new mexico. that will begin to work its way toward colorado friday into saturray bringing us and increasing clouds and with that will come a chance of some showers for he high temperature tomorrow. 70 at akron and 70 at sterling 70 burlington, lamar 68 degrees expected in denver and across much of the front range a nice thursday coming up. % mostly sunny skies, upper 60s to low 70s with 50s to the west metro area looking for temperatures in the upper 60s, mostly sunny skies a beautiful tonight will be mainly clear, chilly and 35 with light winds. tomorrow the high temperature is expected at 68 was some sunshine. the storm system south begins to move closer friday. still a nice day upper 60s some high clouds and saturday if you showers, not a big deal but a few showers around a little snow in the mountains high of 65. sunday partly cloudy 67 another minor storm arrives monday with a few showers possible and a cooler next week with upper 50s on tuesday, mid-60s coming up by wednesda

whole lot is happening around the state at the moment, but to our southwest a low pressure system is bringing showers to parts of arizona and new mexico. that will push in towards colorado and that's going to be bringing our mountains that chance for rain. for the remainder of the afternoon and the evening temperatures hanging out in the 60s till about 6:00. we'll get down to 57 at 7:00 with fair skies and at 8:00 same headed our way including for the weekend. so we'll talk about that and a little time change that's coming up in a couple days here soon, too. >> nice tease, becky. >>> but it's good weather for folks that might be going outdoors to a football game. >> absolutely. >> those of us inside will look outside and say wish i was. all right. thank you. >>th election presidential candidates donald trump and hillary clinton are focusing their attention on florida and north carolina, both big battleground states. if the ball campaigned for clinton in -- president obama campaigned for clinton in miami today warning voters if turnout is low, trump will win. the former ku klux klan leader >> just a few days ago donald t

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makes up about 12% of eligible voters but in three key battleground states in the southwest, nevada, colorado, arizona, it's higher than that. let's see how much higher today. as you can see, coming in, arizona it's about 16% right now. colorado 13%. nevada 18%. interestingly, this is actually a little bit lower than four years ago. let's look at nevada, where hillary clinton has a significant advantage among hispanic voters, 59% to 27%. but let's go back four see what barack obama did. he won hispanics with 71% of the vote. so she's significantly underperforming obama among hispanics in nevada. that's discouraging for the democrats. gayle. >> all right, thank you very much, anthony. you know, to follow up, charlie, on your panel with the women who made it very clear they are not nasty women. we're now thinking about pathtelevise victory. what does that look like? in the beginning of this evening, norah, kellyanne conway what are the the pathways to victories we can focus on. >> those pathways still remain somewhat the same. the clinton campaign believes that if they were to lose the state of pennsylv

north of us, yeah, we are going to see this low swing through northern arizona, exit through the plains, behind it a very strongid southwest, warm numbers before the cooldown. in terms of numbers around the state, already seeing very which i will conditions in the grand canyon and flagstaff, already in the 30s at this hour, lake havasu in the 70s, same for bullhead city, phoenix at 71, 54 degrees right now for safford. valley numbers looking great, cooling into the 60s in many locations, anywhere from 67 in buckeye or 64 i should say, 67 for apache junction, in the 64 degrees for maricopa, today coming in four degrees above the seasonal norm. if it felt like another hot one for you, spot on, well above where we should be for this time of year, way ahead -- national picture in quite a few pockets as we mentioned earlier, a little bit of rain and snow mix in the intermountain west, freezing conditions through freeze watches and warnings in effect all the way until tomorrow morning and then additionally as we get out mid atlantic region, some very chilly temperatures there overnight as well. back to arizona for a look at thos

southwest i've seen it many, many times. >>we don't need people to cover borders. >>the agents being deployed to south texas will mostly come from arizona. >>> smoke continues to cover areas in the southeast. 29 fires have been put out since last week. the report of the low humidity and the gusting winds is maki in tennessee more than 50 wildfires have burned more than 12,000 acres. authorities believe the majority of these fires in the southeast are arson related. no arrests have been made yet. >>> she's had a very long history of injuries and now olympic skier lindsey vaughn is hurt yet again. she broke her arm after after a cash while training in colorado. she is hoping to get back to the slopes as soon as she can. it is unclear still she is 11 wins away from breaking the all-time word record. we'll take a quick >>> plenty of sunshine with temperatures ck started off with a good deal of fog across the tampa bay area much this is the time lapse. you see all that fog but once it lifted we were left with sunshine and we enjoyed it for the better part of the day. you might have noticed it was more muggy. the dew point values up into the

southwest. let's go to the colorado weather center with lauren whitney. >> reporter: that area of low pressure has been hanging over 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 mo

if you put arizona, nevada, and california together, those three states in the southwest, you would have they do pass, if recreational marijuana passes on those state ballots, you would have a block in the west where marijuana would be legal for recreational use. erin? >> kyung, thank you very much. my panel is back with me. how big of an issue is this going to be? to be clear, bakari, clinton and trump have said they are in favor of medical. >> you came to me? [ laughter ] >> you happened to be sitting here, i won't pass judgment on your current state. >> it's going to be a good night tonight. but what we are seeing is where these amendments and where these referendums are popping up and one of the things we need to look closely at is amendment 2. one of my good friends in florida, john morgan, a big democratic donor, is running a campaign on amendment 2 which will pass tonight on medical marijuana. we're seeing when you have these issues on the ballot, it's a very personal decision for many other people and it drives the interest in the race, puts more money in the races and so it's an

moves in from the southwest ahead of this next storm system we are tracking bringing rain to the pacific northwest tonight and things down taking aim in california moving into arizona sunday night and monday. we anticipate a 40% chance for rain sunday and the valley, 70% into monday. flagstaff up to 90% chance and we watch the snow level really closely. it appears to have 7500 feet and if that lowers, that will be the difference between seeing rain in flagstaff forcing snow in flagstaff. stay tuned we will keep you posted. it's looking like rain, if there's anything left eye monday night, maybe we could see snow in flagstaff. that could change. future cast, saturday the clouds afternoon and going into sunday, we taken rain chances. in the evening forecast increasing. sunday night -- 80 degrees in mesa tomorrow 81 in tempe in scottsdale. upper 70s in cave creek, mid-50s. from the rim northeast to the corners more freeze and the forecast highs tomorrow in the 50s and 60s. sedona 69 in temperatures west range from the mid-70s too low 80s. low 80s for saturday and sunday and the rain chances kick in temperatures drop for the start of next week as we fall into the low 7

in arizona, joe arpaio lost his race against democratic challenger paul penzone. ((toss to greg)) high over the southwest today. mainly sunny skies and high 7 to 12 degrees above normal will be common along with winds light and switching directions throughout the day. temperatures will range between 78 and 84 degrees valley wide with upper 70s and lower 80s common clear through the work week. by the weekend, a weak will allow for a few clouds to pop in and out of the city along with bringing in slightly cooler air. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies will be common with highs between 74 and 79 degrees but winds will still be mild; ranging from 5 to 15 mph. as we exit the weekend into next week, temperatures rise back to the upper 70s and lower 80s with mainly sunny skies and other news this midday.... bedroom near valley view and washington.... only 13 action news reporter parker collins spoke with the man who was beaten by intruders. the main road is behind me so whoever did this had to make their way into the neighborhood to get to this home take vo police say two men with masks went inside they beat up

arizona and started all over again. >> taquita made a new life for herself in the southwest and went back to school. own business and discovered a landscape where she could heal. >> i didn't think the desert would be beautiful, but it's beautiful. when i go to the top of the rocks, i can breathe up there. i can free my mind. and the heat warms my body to where i don't feel the pain. >> 1700 miles away in indiana, jerome had to make a choice of his. stick to his old ways or start over. >> when i first got in here, all i could think of was the things i had done. that haubted me. that tortured me. as time went on, i got my ged and completed substance abuse classes and started to feel l e like -- >> nowadays, jerome is a model inmate. he has been trusted to mentor offenders in the mental health unit. >> jerome is a good mentor around here. a lot of times they are acting out and all of that. they don't want to talk to authority figures. >> he's a good guy. >> it's not just the prison that noticed the change. >> can you hear me? >> despite the divorce and years apart, jerome and taquita never lost contact

arizona. and started all over again. >> takita made a new life for herself in the southwest.back to school, started her own business, and discovered a landscape where she could heal. >> i didn't think the desert would be beautiful. but it's beautiful. when i go to the top of the rocks, i can breathe up there. i can free my mind. and the heat, it warms my body to where i don't feel the pain. >> 1700 miles away in indiana, jerome had to make a choice of his own. stick to his old ways or start over. >> when i first got in here, all i would think about was the things that i've done, you know, to her or to my family. that haunted me. it was torture. but as time went on, got my g.e.d. and completed substance abuse classes and start to feel like there is still plenty of life for you left. >> you all right? say you all right? okay. >> nowaday, jerome is considered a model inmate. he has been trusted to mentor offenders in pendleton's mental health unit. >> williams, what's going on, man? you doing all right? >> jerome is a really good mentor. these guys around here, there are a lot o

in the southwest, we have an area of low pressure that is going to continue to build the next day or so. bring in rain down to parts of arizona as it shifts into the great basin, it is going so swing up moisture from the gulf of mexico bringing heavier snowfall into our south western mountains as we head into friday night and saturday. there is a chance for a little bit of rain here in denver. into saturday morning. eastern plains with a little better shot into saturday as well. there is the potential for rain. not a great chance in denver, but there is still the potential. most of the moisture will stay to the southwest. what we will get friday, too, up. not crazy warm, but we will take a little warmup. >> we won't see the records we have had. but they will warm up a little bit. we start off in the low to mid 40s . only got to the low 60s today. there is 58. normal this time of the year. 78 and 6 below are the words for this date. from our weather watchers, 51 in bailey. frank down, 59. 61 in centennial. so everybody a little more seasonal. northeast wind humidity. we have a steady barometer. they got three inches of new nat