red state arizona. gone blue in the presidential elections. once since world war ii, but tomorrow bernie sanders is going to be there for two big events. day after that chelsea clinton is going to be in arizona. day after that michelle obama is going to be in arizona. again, arizona has only gone democratic once since 1948. the clinton campaign apparently looks at arizona and sees a blue state this year. they held a conference call with reporters in which they announced they would be spending an additional $6 million in these last three weeks over and above what they had already announced and already planned in these seven battleground states. announced today $6 billion additional to what they previously planned on spending, nevada, iowa, ohio, pennsylvania, north carolina, new hampshire. seven states. in addition to the $6 million they're spending, they're also announced today so they're spending $6 million across all of those. also spending $2 million alone until arizona. and historically speaking, that's nuts, but with surrogates, with money

arizona republic. state, and in its 126 year history, it's never endorsed a democrat for president, until this year. did you feel you might catch flak? >> we see him as a danger to the republic, and feel like it's time to stand up. when you just have to say no, this guy is not fit for the office. >> reporter: phil runs the editorial page, a lifelong republican. the president of which rurch runs the newspaper said what happened next was chilling. >> the first morning is when we got the first death threat. it referred a reporter assassinated by a car bomb. but because of your endorsement more of your reporters are going to get blown up. click. >> reporter: she says after she called people out on the death civility seems to have returned. meanwhile gop activist sergio is trying to stem the tide against trump on the streets of tucson. >> we're identifying the republicans and the independents that live within this neighborhood, because if we make contact with this t people that are amenable, open, friendly, would

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. of those touchdowns but what's it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week just keep moving on game by game and do it that way. >> thinks we're time. congrats. >> joe: congratulations

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. of those touchdowns but what's it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week by week. st and do it that way. >> thinks we're time. congrats. >> joe: congratulations, you're right, jenny

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get of those touchdowns but what's it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week just keep moving on game by game and do it that way. >> thinks we're time. congrats. >> joe: congratulations, you're right, jenny,

we are on the verge of making first female president of the united states. >> reporter: who's ready for michelle? it looks like arizona is now a swing state. >> i love it. swing going to blue. >> we're on the cutting edge of a shift, well deserved for the state of arizona. we're a melting pot and becoming more so and melting pots look out for each other. >> reporter: michelle backup's speech, appealing to this sentiment for inclusion. >> you learn that folks may not look or think like it comes to what really matters in life, our values and our dreams, we're not all that different. are you with me? [ cheers ] >> are we going to get this done? i'm counting on you. we can make this happen. thank you all so much. god bless. >> reporter: i haven't heard a cheer like that all year. that is the cheer that just is it's not scripted. it just came out. but the story of the hillary surge in arizona goes far beyond this rally. arizona republic. it's a newspaper older than the state, and in its 126 year history, it's never endorsed a democrat for president, until this year. did you feel you might catch flak? >> we see him as a dan

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. speak at you connected on three it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week by week. just keep moving on game byam >> thinks we're time. congrats. >> joe: congratulations, you're righ

the first lady in the state of arizona. for the last 20 years, the democrats are now hoping to turn blue come november 8th. she described donald trump as a threat to america and a candidate with a vision that is devoid of hope. cnn's kyung lah reports. >> reporter: george and christine, the first lady entered republican territory. the battleground state of arizona. she blasted donald trump saying he demeans women and he is a threat to democracy. >> the voters decide who wins and loses. period. end of story. when a presidential candidate threatens to ignore our voices and reject the outcome of the election, he is threatening the very idea of america itself. and we cannot stand for that. you do not keep american democracy in suspense. because, look, too many people have marched and protested and fought and died for this democracy. >> reporter: the first lady is the third democratic heavyweight to swing through arizona this week. she is preceded by bernie sanders and chelsea clinton. republicans here say they are not worried. i

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. speak at you connected on three of those touchdowns but what's it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week by week. just keep moving on game by game and do it that way. >> thinks we'r

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. of those touchdowns but what's it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week just keep moving on game by game and do it that way. >> thinks we're time. congrats. >> joe: congratulations

those treat also go to support uso arizona programs that reach military installations throughout the state. go to 12news.com/treats for more information. >>> coming up on 12 news at 6:00, the hunt is on for a suspected killer after a double shooting. >>> plus, a huge spike in arizona. >>> see those kids going around on the roller coaster behind me? we're not going on that, psych! we're going 55 feet in the air on a fair favorite, the sky ride! that and your forecast next live at the arizona state fair! >>> heroin and its gateway drug and the prescription meds are the secret in the suburbs that many people don't want to talk about. in some ways the problem is getting worse. that is tonight only on 12 news >>> now it is time for your hot headlines. the number of recommendingsterred voters has soared. >> releasing new numbers today saying the number of registrants in arizona has jumped by more than 1 85,000 bringing the grand total to nearly 3.6 million active voters. it was the large report increase since the 2008 general election. >>> a deadly complication of measles can kill its victims ye

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. of those touchdowns but what's it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week by week and do it that way. >> thinks we're time. congrats. >> joe: congratulations, you're right, jenny, to

you have long time red states like arizona, utah and georgia becoming tossups. visit up there on the screen. how can that change the race that these states that have been traditionally republicans, arizona hasn't voted democrat in the past ten cycles, now it's up for grabs. >> dramatically. that if hillary clinton can get arizona, then she doesn't need worry about ohio, north carolina, and other states. her path to victory gets wider. donald trump's path to victory gets narrower. >> so, you know, she can withdraw resources from states that seem safely in her column now like virginia which used to be a republican -- >> and trump has withdrawn. >> it's a resource question. can you go into some of the other states and maybe go for the bern, go for the landslide. the poll is an outlier. most show hillary ahead. but, you know, it's not clear -- >> don't forget the "l.a. times" poll as well. >> that one had its own problems. but the turnout mod rlz not necessarily accurate. polling is oftentimes as much art as science. people have to be very careful before they make a

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. speak at you connected on three of those touchdowns but what's heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week by week. just keep moving on game by game and do it congrats. >> joe: congratulations, you're right, jenny, took it grew

we both agree that arizona and nevada vote battleground states , but still in play tell me what was like postdebate, in the spin room were most?both sides wanted to get their messages across to voters from arizona and nevada. >> i don't have to be in the spin room right now to let you says that the person in their camp wanted to say. question has never been who won the debate. because clinton people say hillary won on the truck people will say donald one philosophize great big question is, did anyone change their mind is that voters able to come to a decision? you see the same thing over and over again, notre dame will change anyone's mind. the soundbites and relatives and they are hoping for something. >> 20 days for people to decide. >>> the weather has been fantastic so far this week. >> it has been tracking whether the pacific northwest. simmering out there, about our way 30 showers and 70 test? >>> will tell you free halloween horror story. with this costume shop employee is payment bars. >>> a huge combo fired in costume shop employee now under arrest after he allegedly shot fittin

don't have to see the troubles in the world and we can watch chocolate melt and this hot desert state arizona. god bless everyone and one love if you like to check out the video and join in the the, go to facebook.com/phoenix. >>> this monday on halloween, the commute home expected to be frightful. arizona department of transportation says a lot of drivers are expected to leave work early to get home in time for trick or treating or other frightening festivities. adot workers suggest you avoid driving in heavy afternoon traffic between 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. they call this the witching hour. they are asking drivers to take it slow and keep an eye out for trick or >> well, now to our shopping center and office complex in downtown phoenix is getting a major makeover. $25million in upgrades is being planned for the arizona center. it's a group called the parallel capital partners that plans to break ground on this state of the art facility here. they say they want to do it by early next year. the plans call for giving the new space a more modern look with more entertainment retail and office space. a

arizona. a real sign, say republicans, that this state still will be a stretch for democrats. wist in this very unconventi unconventional presidential campaign. there has been a major shift in how asian-americans are voting. my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoriasis made a simple trip to the grocery store anything but simple. so i had an important conversation with my dermatologist about humira. he explained that humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% clearance in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, he

so it's about stopping a lot of different states. arizona'sts trump and despises hillary clinton. >> so don't come, we don't need you? >> no, actually, donald trump stay and go work the states that need your help and hillary clinton, spend all your money here, because it's going to be the worst investment you've made in your campaign. >> can donald trump win without winning arizona? can he win the white house without arizona? >> yes, i don't -- it's additive, right, you want 270 electoral votes. we've got 11 here. every single vote counts right now. so i would say that when you're running a smart campaign, you want to win every state. you want to have the best outcome where he can. when you have a red state like arizona that's been semipredictable over the years, then yeah, you put that in the win column. he needs this state to help assure the victory. it's a big state. it's one to watch. >> robert graham of the currently red state of arizona but will it be that way in three weeks and one day, we shall all see. robert graham, thank you. >>> an

they outgained arizona state 523-3 oh three. a couple of late touchdown from arizona state to make it look much closer than it was. feeling good. >> and night for you. 23 for 33, 352 yards, you've dreamed about this moment, playing at the coliseum, does it get any better than this? speaker at the collective victory for sure. at a gorgeous looking to come back tomorrow and monday and learn from our mistakes and get better that way. of those touchdowns but what's it like playing with them and heidi think you guys can continue to grow together? >> the 26 is a great player. we've got great guys around him as well, and it's easy to spread the ball around and get different guys involved. when you can do that it makes it that much more valuable. speak of this season didn't start the way you wanted at usc, what can you do, what can the team due to collectively change it around? >> we just got to build on the swing and take it week just keep moving on game by game and do it that way. >> thinks we're time. congrats. >> joe: congratulations

arizona, of course, as you heard, is a battle ground state this election year and the out and vote. the former governor urged arizona voters to take initiative and to vote early or mail in their ballots. by the way, if you are mailing in your ballot, be sure to get it in the mailbox tomorrow. if you wait, it's not guaranteed to get to the county elections department in time. >>> and arizona is in high demand this election season and donald trump was in phoenix yesterday. his son donald trump, jr., clinton and her running mate tim kaine are headed to our state as well. clinton will be in the valley on wednesday in the afternoon hours and kaine is scheduled to stop in tucson on thursday. those details of the visits have not been released. >>> a federal appeals court may reconsider blocking a new law that makes it a felony to collect early ballots from voters. a judge asked for a full court vote on this issue this weekend. a split three judge panel friday. this meant that voter groups won't be able to collect ballots from voters and then deliver them to the polls. >>> and with less than

you can see sunshine throughout the state of arizona. we start to see a ridge of high pressure built in from the west. that will bring our temperatures up. the rest of your day, it looks like this. 87 degrees right now with little wind and phoenix. we will dial it up to 90. eating our high temperature around 4 pm. a warm evening ahead. maybe not able to get rid of the air-conditioning yet. it may still be running overnight. will talk about halloween t coming up next. >>> imagine seeing this on your morning commute. a man running after his car on the freeway. you will not believe what this guy was doing right before his car took off. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare ev

. >>> the food, the games, the the arizona state fair next. >>> and here is a look at today's social sound-off question. what arizona towns made the list of coolest ghost towns in the nation? i have my guess. we'll reveal the answer coming i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. j people here a pipeline. one just 10 years old set out for a 1,400-mile journey on foot. they left from nau and plan to join the protestors in north dakota. the idea came from two teams who says he is concerned over the violence that is happening and wanted to do something to show his support. this all comes a day after more than 100 people were arrested after blocking a highway used to access the construction site. the demonstrators say the pipeline

but i think he will get the state of texas and arizona. i think states like utah he may have a problem with. >> we'll leave it there. great to have you both. >> thank you, jenna. >> hillary clinton's running mate. vice-president nominee tim kaine talking about the debate after takeneding an early vote rally and we'll listen in. >> we think many independents and even moderate gop leaders who are horrified by this will decide to vote for hillary. and but then for those who don't, there are some donald trump supporters that will be difficult for us to win. but there are many who have economic anxieties because of where they live or the industry they were trained in and we have to demonstrate in that first 100 days and puttingab economic package, we have to demonstrate that we are speaking to their concern in the communities. hillary and i are committed to doing it. that was the attitude when i was mayor of and governor. not just where we are doing well. but put policies on the table and try to lift up the parts of the state that are not doing

, >> very scary stuff. >> reporter: michelle reagan, arizona's secretary of state>> . >> reporter: michelle reagan, arizona's secretary of state, says it was malware meant to attack these servers holding the voter information of 4 million people. >> we had a cybersecurity team in place. >> reporter: reagan was alerted by the fbi. experts believe the russian government is to blame. what was your initial reaction? and dismay, obviously, because we have never had a worry about foreign invaders coming in and trying to mess with our confidence in our election system. >> reporter: arizona, illinois, florida, and nearly two dozen other states have seen similar scanning, probing, or breaches of their election systems. >> the russians have a different doctrine than what we do. >> reporter: for over a decade, jim lewis has visited the u.s. government on cyber attacks. >> they are using information as a way to achieve tir they don't need the red army any more. they have the internet. >> reporter: president vladimir putin and other senior russian officials have denied involvement, calling u.s

arizona. >> so really what are the chances of hillary clinton turning our state red? >> team 1 and political insider is right here with a look at those numbers. bram? >> reporter: it would be a shocker if hillary clinton won democratic just once in 68 and years. two polls out today give her a real shot, but there are still a lot of voters out there having a hard time making up their minds. >> we're way up in arizona from what i hear. >> reporter: that was donald trump boasting about his arizona polls tuesday in prescott valley. he wasn't way up and the latest polls thursday show he's now in a virtual tie with democrat hillary clinton. 538.com's new average of all arizona polls by just eight tenths of a percentage point. the republican nominee is supported by 45.6% to clinton's 44.8%. >> they both have serious issues that make me question if i can vote for them. >> reporter: one of many voters we spoke to having a hard time making up their minds. >> now here he is and i have to deal with it. >> now that it is getting down to the wire, my decision has become a little mo

state fair. so our question to you.. what was the original location of the arizona state fair? think about it and guess.. think about it te have your answer in a half hour. halloween - halloween - only four days away. and as you get ready for only one frightful night - there is one place in arizona that lives it... year round. arizona highways television's robin sewell takes us to jerome, for a stay check out arizona highways television saturday's at 6:30 and sunday's at 4:30 right here on 12 news. ?? traffic ?? the video is incredible... a massive... fire burning in new york city. it's happening this morning... the story behind this in three wall street could be in line for another mixed session today. investors focusing on earnings reports yesterday -- boeing helping to push the dow higher, while apple weighed on the tech sector. look for data today on earnings season -- we'll hear from the likes of ford, u-p-s, twitter, google and amazon. the dow rising 30 points to 18-199, the nasdaq falling 33 to 52-50. checking hot headlines this morning... we start with a deadly -- masive 6 alarm fire in new york

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the arizona state fair kicking off tomorrow and just like every year there are some new things to check out and marcy jones has a preview. >>> for over 130 years the arizona state fair has brought family, fun and food together. with less than 24 hours until a sneak peek. you know for quality control. first up, sweet cheeks for some deep fried good ?nsz we are making chocolate covered, marshmallows deep fried. >> here we go. >> i think i have a little -- thank you! it's so good. >> what is -- i know that taste. what is that? >> it's a sweet bar. >> yeah. wow. you said something a little earlier that is very true. what happens at the fair. >> stays at the fair. >> calories do not count. >> then things got a little wild at the jurassic trail at dinosaur adventure. >> they are huge, they are awesome and animatronic and they move and they are so much funs in they growl, too. >> i got close, i'm sure dinosaur get away. >> it's so much fun and included you come to the fair and check this out for free. >> safety is very important. is what the contingency fan if these come to life and it is jura

out and look online for supporters of gary johnson and jill stein who live in maybe a purple state like arizona, which is a battleground state. then the two of you decide to vote for the other candidate. it's one of our country's most cherished duty, the right to vote. but would you ever someone else? >> my vote is too important to me. >> you're not giving it up. >> nope. >> no. >> you wouldn't swap your vote? >> it's my vote. >> reporter: a growing number of voters in arizona and across the country are swapping their votes with people in different states, thanks to a new smart phone app called never trump. app is designed to bring hillary clinton supporters and independent candidate supporters together to cast votes against donald trump in battleground states. alabama voter willing to voteor a clinton vote in a swing state. clinton voter in new york, willing to trade with johnson or stein voter. hillary voter in mississippi, willing to trade with johnson voter in swing state. >> a lot of people are making the choice now and deciding that it's more important, this particular election torque ens

because barry goldwater ran for the president of the united states and udall ran and bruce babbitt from arizonaan for president of the united states. . am arizona ran arizona may be the only state in america where mothers don't tell their children that someday they can grow up and be president of the united states [laughter] -- united states. [laughter] >> you mentioned the speculation about me being the present -- the vice president of the united states. i am not clear which to get. i was on the jay leno show me asked me what is this about you being vice president? years --t all of these why the hell what i want to do that all over again? [laughter] [applause] here is an honor to be with al smith. i never knew your great-grandfather. but everything senator mccain has told me, the two of them had a great time together and fought rohibition, so -- [laughter] >> wonderful story. [laughter] great city, of the michael bloomberg is here. he made some news by announcing he will be rewriting the rules and running a third term which prompted bill clinton to say, "you can do that?" [laughter] [applause]

big day, arizona state fair, can you starts friday. temperatures will be 92. >>> early ballots come to your started with super bowl expectations and we have the latest. >> the chance to ask if carson palmer will play and he gave a simple answer, yes. >> so the quarterback is in the concussion protocol. he hit his head sunday and left the game to be evaluated. he's in that protocol, so needs doctors, if he can't go, stanton gets the start. >> i talked to him and his wife, and you know, it's up to the doctors. >> for those of us part of the locker room, we know how tough he is, he's going to find a way to play if he can. i'm going to give him space. thursday. that's on cbs 5 but th miss him, he tore his. and then the panthers and then a bye-week. it's crunch time. >> all right, and we're counting down for thursday night the only place you'll see and then, right after the game, we'll be in the bay area from santa clara with your exclusive on the field and inside of the locker room coverage. locker room coverage. >> the news at 5:30 is ist

arizona state fair, go on 12news.com. >>> it is friday nights around here that means a little fever, right? we just have the cure for you. my top five plays for you. >>> welcome back to 12 news at 5:00! time now for your top 5:00. and since it is friday night fever night with two our best high school football action around, yeah, here are the top five plays from the fever season through the first six weeks. at number five, and he goes this direction to the right and then cuts it back to the left. he makes everyone on the west view defense miss. what a run. play number four. and runningback t.j. green. he hurdle as defender. check it out. it reminding him of in the olympics. play number three. and stone matthews, boy, he is packing a punch. watch him back off one tackler to deliver one punishment there. oh, man. he refuses to go down. on the play number two. williams wide receiver, check him out. he not right away. about five or six times before finally coming down with it. nicely done. and on to our number one play of the year, so far peoria neil's, oh, and check out the concentratio

we see how things are shaping up in battleground states. arizona is considered a tossup this election cycle. i think she is expanding the electoral map. >> reporter: democrats are filled with optimism but republicans s this way before only to be disappointed and they think it will happen again. volunteers working the phones, too. the g.o.p. state's chairman says the democrats efforts won't get them over the top. >> with these type of people coming here is a big investment. we encourage them spending as much money here because we're confident in the outcome. they are going to waste money and time. >> reporter: both campaigns working hard at their ground turn out supporters and get them to vote, working on phones, pounding the pavement, knocking on doors. steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> the clinton campaign is feeling a little bit of heat today. according to u.s.a. today, several companies that were close donors to the clinton foundation used clinton-kopb tphelgted lobbyists. microsoft gave lobbied for visa issues and software licensing. the review di

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