the spa. it turns out arizona has three of the world's best. >> that is today's social standup question. which arizona destination spas made the top 10 list? >> according to travel and leisure coming in at number five is miraval resort and spa in tucson number six is in sedona and number eight is canyon ranch. remember when i went to the one in sedona was rated at that time the number one in the world. it was amazing. >> we were just talking at this list is getting us a good idea to get a nice massage this weekend. >> everybody could he is at. >> it has been a long week. >> rigoletto all get along >>> still ahead on 12 news at 6:00 science made fun with gadgets and gizmos and explosions. we are heading out to the arizona science lab. >>> i will have a look at the sun devil stadium like you have never seen before and are the stars aligned for david johnson to do something really special sunday against the 49ers that >>> tomorrow is always a gr our great military men and women for veterans day. >> we want to say a big thank you for all those who have served and while you are out and about t

of the arizona. if you happen to be one of those fortunate people, you were issued one of these tickets. this is the champagne bottle uss to christen the arizona. this is donated to us by the woman who christened the ship. she was 16 at the time and she was considered the most beautiful girl in arizona. it turns out that her dad was the dignitary who was friends with then governor george tried. and he petitioned the governor to let his daughter kristen the ship. -- christen the ship. thiscase documents the history of the uss arizona. in the case in the center, we have a log for the uss arizona. it is a reference of historical data documenting weapon systems on board the ship, it also showed where the ship was. it talks about where was from 1917 to 1918. so, primarily at that point, the uss arizona was part of the atlantic fleet that was floating along the east coast, new york i 1917, baltimore, maryland in mid 1918. inn it goes down to france mid june 1918. the arizona1920's, joined the pacific state.

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the arizona cardinals flying into snowy minnesota today. in the past, that would have been of problem. warm weather teams don't like cold weather. luckily, sunday's game will be played indoors at brand new us bank stadium for cardinals receivers larry fitzgerald and michael floyd., its a homecoming.. floyd grew up in st paul..went to notre dame and was a first round pick of the cards in 2012.. he'sug san fran. he's motivated to play in front of his masses. the injury bug continues to bite the cards.. now special teams regular gabe martin has been placed on injured reserve with a knee injury.. martin was also a vaulable backup at linebacker..zavi ar gooden has been promoted from the practice squad.. the cards are running out of bodies this week, sun devils athletic director. ray anderson said no matter what happens in these final two games, coach todd graham will be back for 2017... riding a four game losing streak. grahams has had to play without 10 starters this season.. and has lost 3 quarterbacks to injury.. today, a tough task at number

to change that direction of the state of arizona. we have been saying all along that legislation that gives an unconstitutional to violate the voting rights act starting tomorrow we hit the streets reaching out tooo the voters to change arizona blue. [applause] >> right here in maricopa county like you have never seen before through various offices me will start with a share of sophist as the new sheriff of maricopa countysherim in to do that right now talking to voters to get them out to vote their going to make sure the education system that michele robinson is the next school superintendent. with the teacher to do a teacher's job and take care of our teachers. with the treasurer to look at the financing of the of the county. >> fire russell pearce. [cheers and applause] >> to follow the footsteps of sheriff joe. and then when the voters decide in label also elect a new prosecutor for maricopa county and the lex someone that will bring justice to this office.o make sure that and to be the next countyis attorney to respect the right

annual missing in arizona >>> today the annual missing in arizona event being held at the asu west campus. now this event is to raise awareness about missing people in arizona. >> every single year at least 600,000 people are reported missing nationwide. but with bte updated information law enforcement hopes to continuously lower that number. courtney griffin has more. >> multiple agencies across the state joined forces to help try and bring missing people home and identify the hundreds of remains on file. >> we are going to answer them in a national database where they will be distributed to the local agencies that will work and get assigned detectives for the cases. >> right now nearly 2,000 missing. and there are over 1400 unidentified skeletal remains in our state. today agencies spoke with family members to try to gather new information and dna to solve some of these cases. >> and the dna will only be used for identifying purposes only. it will not be used for any type of criminal prosecution or anything like that, so that needs to be clear. it's just for identification purposes. >>

by wednesday a trough moving across the pacific northwest will drag a dry cold front across arizona. this will result in windy conditions statewide wednesday and thursday. valley gusts may reach speeds in 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. breaking news this morning.. of a major earthquake in tsunami has been triggered by the seven-point-eight magnitude quake.. that hit around midnight. new zealand authorities say the first waves have hit the south island. no word on how big those waves are.. but we're told the quake was felt throughout the country... and people are being advised to get to higher ground. we will continue to follow this breaking news.. and bring you the latest information.. as it comes into our newsroom. a house in mesa goes up in flames.. leaving a woman and her pets out of a home. and some neighbors believe..

thank you for the live report inside the arizona elections center. we want to go back to our coverage of the ballot propositions. >> one of the biggest issuess on the ballot this election cycle is whether we should legalize recreational marijuana in arizona many. votes have it at 53 to 47. this is fairly close. we have 59% of precincts reporting this has not been called at this point. cbs 5 morgan loew is live at crescent ballroom that's where the pro prop 205 supporters are. what's the mood like down there? >>reporter: chris about i'd say abt who were here earlier have started to mill out an leave it's definitely thin out. mood is not incredibly optimistic a little while ago one of the heads of the campaign came out on the stage and said look according to our internal polling before today we were going to lose this early vote by a wider margin than they actually are now. however, you know the vote is 6%. they are holding out hope that as precinct levels votes come in from across the state that that number will get shorter that gets, the difference wi

tippen looking for a second straight win against the predators. arizona gets it going. making the most of his pt. his first nhl goal. third period, coyotes down one, shot on goal. two. it goes to a shoot out. the season vet beats renee and then on the other side, stones johanson. they get the 3-2 win. >> awesome to contribute and get the two points. >> getting a win tonight is something special. we have a great group of guys and. >> accord to ussa, the chi monday backs will hire thei of days. deciding 2002 between two. little sleep. champagne, soap and fully lited. cubs return to chicago before the sun rose this morning. and of course, their fans were there to greet them. this week's sports illustrated is already out. there's the cover. the chicago cubs world series champions, 2016. the arizona cardinals ended bye mentally. beat down in carolina. not out of the division race. trailing first place seattle by only a game and a half. >> we're not happy with the first half of the season. but for the second half of the season to be a game or game and half, whatever, but knowi

, at least two colin kaepernick the cheaper for the game tying touchdown tied at 20, arizona, it gets the ball the trio's, and seahawks will 34 yarder, for in for -- four and four in more than 23-21. >>> second-quarter -- part brandon marshall a little look -- 4- yard touchdown seven-three, the rams opened office, boots the 34 yarder puts the -- 96 and rams for-five with a nine-six win, eagles looking to close down the falcons, fourth quarter, up 55 and 13, matthews getting in for six by their touchdown matthews 109 -- matthews 109 yards and two scores, 21-15, matt ryan trying to rally, picked off by look ellen, it eagles improve five to four with -- at the superdome, fourth-quarter broncos jubilees prayed played well in the second half, brandon cook, 32 yards catch title 23, lost by justin simmons, scoops it up and scores for the two-point conversion defending champion of improve seven-three. >>> nascar moving to the pi -- pir jimmy johnson carl edwards lost in -- carl edwards lost in the finals, only two other drivers four, fresh off the win, xfinity series, looking to adva

paul is live at the arizona bilt bilt more. >> isn't that thing gorgeous? we have more tree lighting ceremony. there it is. whoo-hoo. there it is. since 1929. i'm sure the parties back in the 20s and 30s were a lot of fun as well. there is santa meeting the kids. the temperature, chris, you can't beat it and everybody at home. a high today of 80 degrees. that's the way to celebrate the holidays here in arizona. one tomorrow. coming up. back to you, chris. >> you see santa claus out there, you have to get in the spirit. >> we'll see you later. >> coming up, the dual in the desert. the senators and the wildcats: we have some answers at what is still at stake for those teams. scott's dazzle. the month long celebration turns to carriage rides through old town. >> and, you probably have >> in less than an hour, the territory cup gets on its way. they have much more than just bragging rights. >> just under an hour before kickoff. the arizona wildcats and arizona sun devils for the the territoryial cup. they are taking on the wildcats tonight. they will be clad in

the race for maricopa quarter -- county recorder. arizona's recreational marijuana initiative is almost assured to lose cause the latest numbers have been no vote up about 100,000 votes.>>> it looks like the tao -- dow jones is up 80 points.>>> american apparel is filing for bankruptcy this morning for the second time in about a year. the canadian company has a deal in place to buy the name and inventory for $66 million but that does not include the stores. the stores are now likely to just shut down. the retailers 63 us outlet stores will shut down in the next six months. that includes the one store in arizona mills mall in tempe. that will leave two full priced stores open. the company is shifting its focus to international stores and online sales.>> may have some good deals. >> they did.>> i guess there was a reason.>> there you go.>> now you can probably get really good deals because they are shutting down.>>> let's talk about been fantastic. it is a little warmer than normal but that is okay. this is why we live here. lots of pictures are

arizona is some of the harshest marijuana laws in the country. why are we continuing to criminalize and here in arizona we arrested and charged more than 150,000 individuals since 2005 with felony charges for simple marijuana possession. >> if somebody has a joint in marijuana, they have a joint and they are caught, generally they are not going to get a felony -- >> here is what happens. the charges a felony here in arizona so you go in front of the county attorney and he says, well, you can either have a felony on your record or you can go to this task diversion program. now here is something that's interesting because bill montgomery the county attorney is probably the most vocal opponent of proposition 205. just this week it was revealed that his office receives kickbacks from the task force to the tune of year. we were essentially prosecuting for profit. >> ribo money? >> no -- rico money? >> that's the money that's paid by those choice of a felony or go to the diversion program. >> i have to jump in. wild neakacies. first of all the same law

>> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on what he thinks is a society ran by >> and today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's event with what they called renewed energy. >> i believe it's coming together. we are a diverse country and we shouldn't be separated. feeling very inspired. democratic candidate from maricopa county reporter fontez made an appearance speaking to the crowd and reminding them again to make sure they are encouraging others to vote at the polls on tuesday. live in the studios, stefania okolie, "fox 10 news." >>> thanks. we asked arizona secretary of state michele reagan to clear up some misconceptions a little bit of confusion about the voting polls. a

for one paper, "the arizona republic," this year's decision marks a first. k world recently visited their offices to talk about what went into the choice. >> reporter: the long, bitter battle for the white house is almost over, and for the remaining undecided voters, time is running out. on the other hand, in phoenix, "the arizona republic's" editorial board published its endorsement back in september. for the first time in the paper's 126-year history, it endorsed a democratic candidate, and looking back, the paper has no regrets. >> we feel really proud of what we've done. >> reporter: phil boas is the director of "the arizona republic's" editorial page. he says the paper first raised the alarm on trump about a year ago. trump suggested a black protester deserved to get roughed up at one of his rallies, and things kept building from there. on the multiple accusations of sexual assault levied against trump, boas says he feels it's further vindication for the paper's decision. >> he is a demonstrably bad human being. he seems to embody all the worst character

from across the nation to the races here in arizona, we have the campaign covered. >> together, we are your home for decision 2016. >>> from fancy foods to small mom and pop places, arizona has tons of great restaurants. but which one is the oldest restaurant in our state? that is our social sound off question of the day. >> now according to msn it is the palace restaurant and saloon in prescott. which this makes sense because prescott was sort of a stop-off point for settlers. it's the oldest of the saloons on whiskey road. >> i'm intrigued. i want to check it out. >>> still ahead at 6:00, it's going to be a great weekend to get outside. so we have an event that's perfect for you and your four- legged family members as well. >>> plus, gather up the extra halloween candy for a sweet toss. >>> and it is playoff time. you bet. week. mountain view and desert vista. we'll talk more about their 6a >>> there's a great event this weekend that combines the arizona desert and legged friend. krystle henderson has the details. >> reporter: if you have a rough weekend, what better way than to come

the way? should arizona legalize recreational pot? go to www.12om to let us know. >>> whoopi goldberg is my guest tonight. we have music from the fray. >>> tonight's video of the night. this showcases italian firefighters. take a look. they are rescuing a dog from underneath the rubble of collapsed building a day after a mega-earthquake varies him alive. the rescuers used their own sniffer dog to guide them to the dog who thankfully appears to be okay. >>> taking a look at our cameras from our downtown phoenix roof camera, we have a cooldown coming off the warmest october in phoenix history. that's take a look at the seven- day forecast. that is exactly where we were today. we are going to keep temperatures in the low 80s for the next few days but the biggest change will be the fact that rain is going to be coming into our forecast. 20% chances of rain for thursday and friday and better chances in the high country. drying back out and warming backup for the weekend. >>> should arizona follow colorado's lead and legalize marijuana? just

this is a live look at the scene right outside the arizona school for the arts. this is right around 3rd street and mcdowell. you might want to avoid the area. these kids plan to walk out right at 12:25. about 100 students walked out of classes moments ago. the plan is to walk from that school to margaret t park. the point is they're protesting the outcome of the election, protesting who is now president elect donald trump. we also have our chopper -- do we have that shot? our chopper is headed to another protest that's going to happen by students at central and camel back. we are assuming this is central high school. we haven't confirmed that. if it is, this is the school where president obama stopped here is a live shot of the arizona school for the arts where students have walked out and their plan is to protest the election of donald trump. >>> still to come, ian will have a last look at your forecast. first here is what's coming up later i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it. and i

cardinals in the match-up. arizona trails seattle by two games in the win column and needs every win possible. >> we're not in a position that we hoped to be. but we're far from out of contention. we have a lot of good things in front of >>> the coyotes are playing well, winning four of their last six. tonight the squad hosts 6 and 1 winnipeg. >> i really like shiep is a good player. i've had him in the world championships and on the american team. there are good players. so i expect a real competitive game. >> more sports coming up later in the show. >>> protestors over the election results over donald trump as our president. this is los angeles. and that is the white house. that's what the cities. >>> let's take you live on baltimore. hundreds are marching through the street they're trying to head toward the inner harbor right now. this protest happening in baltimore has been peaceful. >>> at five:30, funeral arrangements have been announced for a show low police officer who was killed in the line of duty. >> officer

the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i urge the adoption of the bill. and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5384. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid pon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. gosar: i ask that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6009. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 6009, a bill to ensure the effect i have processing of mail by federal agencies and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, and the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i yield myself such time as i may

long before the arizona was part of the united states it was a part of spanish then later mexican area so really it was the northernmost community and later in and the states of sonora. there are mexican families here who has been here seven or eight generations some more with the original group were soldiers who came up in 1776 and founded the community. the u.s. has always been a very racial society. and then if we think of the of black-white relations after the mexican war all of a sudden white americans had to deal with mexican people. and they didn't consider the of mexicans to beat you white that they were inferior they did not know where to place them in the ratio of hierarchy that existed in the country at that time. they were not sleeves -- slaves or african but definitely they were not white. sometimes they were referred to as the race of mongols between natives and the europeans like the spaniards. so almost from the very beginning there were these patterns of the anglo newcomers tried to dominate the mexicans that were already living here. it wasn't quite as bad as it was i

the rain chances go up. especially among parts of eastern arizona. here in the valley is small chance of showers developing and the best chance of oral will be in the higher terrain to our north into our east. today looking dry across the state tonight when get the boost in moisture. here is 1:00 tomorrow morning out at show low the potential for scattered showers and storms and then those showers and storms become more widespread through the day tomorrow. but we could get a few showers here in the valley tomorrow morning and possibly a few scattered thunderstorms going into the afternoon. it will not be widespread. not everybody will get rain, overall tomorrow and as we go into friday. in fact some spots the stuff payson over to show low could end up with one inch of rain as we go through the day on friday. this is before rain chances slow down through the weekend. here in the valley rain chances are 30%, but they are much higher tomorrow especially along the eastern mark u.n. in the high country through the valley weekend. temperatures will be getti

last year was one of the worst years for cases of the flu arizona. this year the prediction looks like a repeat. >> last week we had a horrible season. we are protecting this year will probably be pretty bad as well. >> reporter: coming up we will tell you how you can avoid spreading those terms as well as getting those germs. many of them can live on a maryellen resendez, abc15 news . >>> now to a story everyone can learn from out of salt lake city. a 3-year-old daughter of byu assistant football coach has died. she died one week after sunny was found tangled in a blind cord. reno mahe 's daughter was found blind -- cord from the blinds. i used to have them in my home. i cut all of them to prevent something like this. >> it is something people can think about right now. >>> dozens of candles are remembering the soccer players killed in a plane crash this morning pope francis is asking authorities have recovered the black boxes and all but six people died in that plane crash. >>> he once dominated the football fields but now he is a rapist to serve 20

the vote effort in arizona but the supreme court on saturday upheld the ban. bottom line, the arizona law will make ballot harvesting a felony with some exceptions on tuesday. the arizona republican party weighing in saying the ballot harvesting was banned because it threatened the integrity of our elections and the supreme court has determined that arizona voters are entitled to protections that create honest elections. >>> also in arizona a federal judge refused to issue an injunction sought by which would have ordered republicans not to engage in illegal voter intimidation tactics at the polls on tuesday. the judge says democrats have not shown enough evidence that the republicans were planning to take part in voter intimidation. at the same time the arizona republican party chairman says thousands of donald trump and sheriff joe arpaio signs have been disappearing or been vandalized over the past couple of days. arpaio is facing his closest re-election campaign in decades. >>> the campaign went door to door and encouraging of course the people to go and vo

we're here at the arizona biltmore. you talk about history in our states. the biltmore has been a part of tree lighting ceremonies. this is cool. you see the cottage in the distance. in 1954, that's the cottage and nancy and ronald reagan had their honeymoon in arizona. a lot of people know that they came to take the tour at the biltmore. irving berlin roads and jimmy applewhite the biltmore back in 1954? rate history here. the next time you hear being crosby sing white christmas, you can say, that was written right here in the biltmore. let's get on with our forecast. >>> you can't be the temperatures today. we're still sitting in the upper 70s, winds out of the east northeast at 8 miles per hour. that show you the satellite and radar as you can see we have moving to the east, the developing system will bring us a chance of rain fall in the forecast. we're talking snow as well in high country. let's show that you can futurecast. saturday morning will see a few clouds move into the southern part of the states. in the evening hours will see the clouds and aft

adjacent facility that is the home of asu hockey and other sports the arena has been the home of the arizona coyotes since 2003 and the highlights of the time, a three year playoff run between 2009 and 2012 but their attendance was over 13,000 a night, the second they need a new arena to help further the brand. >> it's a big investment and we want to be here long-term and build a winner. the way to be a winner, you have to start with the best of everything. best practice facility, the best new stadium and put in the location that fans want to be at and attract the best and >> coyotes market owner said all of the right things. the team is hoping to have the new arena by 2019-2020 season. but they'll be here in the meantime in glendale. and they'll fund 50% of the arena and seeking help for the place, they feel this will go down and optimistic but in the history of the arizona coyotes here in the valley, we have to brace for impact, and proceed with caution. >> thanks, joe and one big question, what happens to gila river arena in glendale opening in 2003? the arena was built with 1 $55 million

the best arizona has to offer. hands and your heart. ldf, tag one family is thankful for the kindness of strangers tonight. after years of watching their son fight a battle with cancer... they got an unexpected surprise this holiday season. reporter cleve bryan has the story from new to him? umm thank you" "9:04 happy thanksgiving" if you would like to help chase, there is a "go fund me" set up ... to help his family cover medical bills and other expenses. you can find a link to that on the 3-t-v news app. the 3-t-v news app. still to come - tips you can use to k safe... while you're out crossing items off your holiday shopping list. shopping list. " it has been tough on us. we got rid of our furniture and a lot of it is still in the garage." a homeowner left floored. he wanted to update his house... but says he didn't get our 3 on your side team tries to help get their money to help get their money back. the arizona cardinals defense getting set to face the one two punch of asu toodd graham ver honest about honest about his team's defen

what do you think are the best american cities to live in? i want an arizona city has craft the top ten on the list of top 50. >>> according to msn, peoria is a seventh best city to live in. the population grew by almost 11% over the past five years and in addition to the beautiful sunny weather, you may have an attract them but that housing costs which is expanded. halloween turns out it's a big business. people are expected to spend a whopping eight .4 billion dollars according to the national retail federation, the most since tracking began 11 years ago. survey found more than 10071000000 americans plan on celebrating halloween spending an average of 2. >>> spending on halloween costumes is expect it to reach more than $3 billion would 67% of halloween celebrants planning to purchase costumes this year and -- and here's a fun fact for the first time in 2016 a princess is no longer the top cost your -- to normal kids. the superhero is now came. >>> when it comes to candy, americans are expected to spend infinite good. >> that smarties. sneakers, bite sized -

the arizona coyotes dropping the puck at home tonight against the eight and six bruins. dave tippets team looking to bounce back from the three - two loss to winnipeg. goalie louie domingue makes hs eighth straight start for the injured straight start for the injured mike smith thunder dan marjerle was fearless as a player, he's a fearless as a coach. he'll take his lopes anywhere anytime to play anyone. thunder's squad packing its bags and bask t a road mathcup against number one duke a road mathcup against number one duke gcu's first ever game at cameron indoor stadium lopes came out hard, oscar frayer good look knocks it down, lopes up 15 - 9. newcomer shaq carr fearless to the hole lopes feeling good up 17-12. duke goes on a run, grayson allen, three ball duke up 24-19 on the other end, joshua bruan answers with a duke takes control, luke kennerd to frank jackson pounding the iron duke by seventeen at the half second half, it doesnt get better, grayson allen the steal and the big time finish a good learning experience for gcu losing 96- sweetie, you know what we're c

the bald eagle population in arizona is soaring. up 600% from a decades ago. >> reporter: the sonoran desert scorched by deadly sun, yet full of life. >> looking to see if there are any adults in the area. >> reporter: an adult bald eagle, it's taught jacobson and his crew of biologists to keep up with the bird of prey that has not deserted this desert. what's the importance of coming out here and trying to monitor the eagles and track them? >> well, the big part of monitoring these eagles is we are looking at the breeding population. >> reporter: it wasn't too long ago when no matter where they hiked or how hard they looked, at one point in the 1970s, there were just 11 breeding pairs of bald eagles across arizona. now there are 65 thanks to the work of game and fish and the southwestern bald eagle management committee that keeps an eye on the raptors and protects their homes so they can reproduce. >> by focusing on the breeding, you are able to tell, okay, how big is this population? how much young can they produce? are they produc

all thanks to a working smoke alarm. >> and the arizona coyotes want your help. where they want to move and how much it can cost taxpayers. >> show me the girl. >> look at her. what if she's the one? the one who break the spell?

.>> the question now is, are they taking arizona for a ride? graham is verifying the story tonight. >> reporter: arizona is riding shotgun is this new electric cars being built. governor doug ducey liked what he saw today. even new mexico is along for the ride. can the lawn -- can the automaker there are only two of the cars on the street, but arizona could build tens of thousands of more. >> our appeal is the endless drive to be the best.>> reporter: lucid motors will spend $700 million on a plan that could employ people in the next years. >> -- >> reporter: claudia pavlovich of neighboring sonora, mexico how does president elect donald trump feel about sending jobs to mexico? >> donald trump was in favor of american jobs. these jobs are in arizona. >> reporter: the factory will get choose from tax payers. tax breaks that started $5 million and could hit $70 million. cassa grand has not disclosed. the total price tagged for arizona tax payers -- >> it's dif >> reporter: will lucid motors be able to play for the assembly lines? they concede they

the generation. book tv in tucson, arizona to learn member about the literary are culture and take a ride with tim as he tells about his 52 city tour around his home state of arizona. >> tucson gets about eleven, 12 inches a year of rainfall so not that common. and it's a pattern in the winter time there will be these long drawn out storm it is from the pacific that come down. and in the summer time we get these wonderful monsoon it is that come up from mexico from the gulf of mexico and then sea of cortez and they bring these -- these big violent storms with the thunder heads, thunderstorms, the lightning. and maybe drop an inch or two in just an hour. and that's when the flooding really happens. it's wonderful. and when live nays in arizona you don't run and hide from this weather. we like to get out in it. and so -- it's a desert but one of the greenest of deserts. i came here when i was nine years old. my mom brought us out here all five of us from the oldest of five. and pretty much immediately fell in love with the desert. i mean, you know this was mid-60s, and we lived on the north side of tow

new york moves to 7-1 playing for the territorial cup against archrival arizona. a long night against the huskies graham on the way right every tv doctor knows that when preparing for surgery, use an over pronounced washing technique for dramatic effect. they also know you need to get your annual check-up. now prepare for your check-up with one touch using the mycigna app, where you can find a doctor in your plan's network to save money, manage your health and more. am i actually pushing these guys who ran out of gas six miles on a lonely highway? or is this a metaphor for how i'm constantly pushing myself to make a tastier sandwich? like my new pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich with spicy pepper jack cheese, spicy ranch, and spicy all-white-meat chicken. but judging from the third-degree sunburn, and the fact that i can't feel my legs, i'd say i'm actually pushing this car. there's gotta be a better way to get new customers. the pepper jack ranch spicy chicken sandwich. taste it before it's gone. yep, i'm lost. ( jude)the most important game >> reporter: th

the border crossed us. long before arizona ever became a part of the united states, it was a part of first spanish and then later mexican sonora. so tucson was really the northernmost community in the province and later the state of sonora. the our mexican families here who have been here seven, eight generations. including some that will with the original group of soldiers who came up here and 1776 and actually founded the community of tucson. the u.s. has been, has always been a very racialized society. back east we tend to think of black-white relations, but as this area became a part of the united states after the mexican war and then with the gadsden purchase in 1854, all of a sudden the little white americans had to deal with mexican people. in many, well, the mexicans can they didn't consider the mexicans to be white so they thought that they were inferior to them. they didn't quite know where to place them in the kind of racial hierarchy that existed in the country at that time. they were not slaves your they were not

this is the second annual missing in arizona day event. right now, in this state alone, law enforcement says there are around 2,000 unsolved missing person's cases. >> there's also about 1300 unidentified bodies aware of. now, some of the cases could be linked and it could be a story. it could be a photo. it could be dna that helps us to close the cases. >> reporter: at today's event, law enforcement agents are gathering any information they can to hopefully get them some answers. >> it is a one stop shop for them to make sure the missing person's report is generated. we can obtain a dna sample from them. >> reporter: last year, the person's case for nine different families. while the endings are not always happy, many families are happy for any sense of closure. >> some have had to wait a long time. 10 to 20 years. so that burden is off. it may be sad, but now they know. >> reporter: if you have a missing loved one and want to find out more, go to 12news.com and click on this story. >>> switching gears now, if you are looking for something

the arizona voters also deciding the fate of prop 205 tonight. that measure to regulate marijuana like alcohol. if approved, adults could possess up to an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants. the other big proposition on the ballot is prop 206 and if this passes, it will raise the minimum wage in our state to $12 by 2020 and requires businesses to pay employees sick time. election headquarters in new york city where we are watching the races and returns. several states have reported record-breaking turnout among early voters and we're waiting to see if that trend continues into the late afternoon and into the night. hillary clinton and donald trump cast their ballot for themselves and by the time this is all over, we'll know if our next president is a billionaire businessman who changed everything or the first woman to who will hold control over congress. it is a defining day for democracy and we hope you will join us for coverage right here on this fox station. >> stay with fox 10 for live team coverage throughout the evening on air and

asu not playing today and the arizona cardinals get a much needed weekend off. what are we supposed to do on this saturday night? we can see a cat fight as u of a wild cats take on the cougars of washington state. really ran into a buzz saw today shuffle pass to the touchdown and williamson just like that washingon state was just getting started. luke faulk with the perfect pass right here. touchdown cougars. once again you see the theme kind of working here? that made it 24-0 washington state and the rout was on. faulk almost perfect today. another touchdown. luke faulk had three incompletions and four touchdowns on the day and a 69 to 7 win. the cats are play. not good. we have to check in on the marquee matchup of the night and the tigers of lsu looking to beat up on alabama. both teams downright defensive tonight. take a look at the score. we are scoreless in the fourth. jalen rolls right and nothing there. he is on the run. knife through butter. takes it in for the touchdown. alabama up 7-0 roll tide. the ball is thrown up a wounded duck that one intercepted

they are getting straight a's, the arizona diamondbacks with a new main man. we got to know their new putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with richard baseball team. for the 8th time in franchise history, the arizona diamondbacks name a manager. torey lovullo is now the skipper. lovullo come over from boston. does that sound familiar? it should. new gm hazen also a former red sock. fo

the arizona coyotes haven't had a lot of conversations with lawmakers about this latest proposal. to tell you the truth, given the history of this legislature, how fiscally conservative they been in the past, the coyotes have a tough that they say they need to complete the project. >> everything looks great for the coyotes right now. >> reporter: the arizona coyotes announced plans for a new 16,000 seat arena yesterday that would bring the club from glendale to tempe. >> we're not going and asking for the government to build as an arena. >> reporter: but taxpayers are being asked to chip in. >> our first step is we are working with our external lobbyists and asu. >> reporte hard sell. >> while using taxpayer money again for private industry for a sporting event -- why are we using taxpayer money again for private industry for sporting event? one of the things that people are concerned about is [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: tom ryan wonders if the state should invest $200 million in another sports facility. he pointed to chase field which cost $250 million to taxpayers million. >>

plenty and i do mean plenty of college football to talk about like the arizona wildcats. the cats taking on the cougars of washington washington state and let's say they had their way to the arizona defense. luke faulk putting on a show. shuffle pass for the touchdown makes it 10-0 cougars and more where that came from. luke faulk again. nice touch. touchdown cougars. that made it and the rout was on. faulk again. the strike for the touchdown. 32 and 35. four touchdowns. final score 69 to 7. wow! what a blowout. how this is for a great matchup? the number one team in the country alabama looking to roll over the lsu tigers. this game was about defense. we pick it up in the 40s quarter. look at the score. it's 0-0. jalen looking to change that. touchdown. 7-0 alabama. lsu looking to come back. danny etly looking to air it out and that's not good. that's an easy interception for alabama. and, yeah, lsu was struggling on offense all night long. bama gets some insurance with this field goal and that's your difference. that's your ball game. final score 10-0. >>> you want more f

arizona has a lawmaking that a legal. over the weekend, federal courts announced back and forth over whether or not arizona's law is constitutional. for 18 hours, over the weekend both harvesting was legal and the ninth circuit in us supreme court reinstated arizona's law making it a felony. what happens to ballots harvested during the 18 hours? turn them in. maricopa county recorder says ballot away. they aren't responsible for enforcing the harvesting ballot law in the first place. >> it would be illegal to keep those out. these are people who voted and handed you there voted ballot. you better turn it in. there isn't anything in the law that talks about the enforcement. it just says it's a county attorney's office said it will investigate any complaints about harvesting submitted by law enforcement. the last part is important, the maricopa county sheriff's office which does have an election patrol told me the harvesting law is almost impossible to enforce because once the ballots are dropped, there goes the evidence and there i

the arizona coyotes suffered more than a just loss to vancouver. veteran indefinetly after suffering two broken bones in his right leg. coach dave tippet said of the vet "he's a real heart and soul player. real heart and soul player. team plays on, the coyotes fight cancer night in gelndale. arizona needing production from young players, toby reider answering the call, jordan martinook on the assist. everyone expecting max domi to take the next step, only one goal entering the game, he doubles his total, beating martin jones. sharks feasting in the third, tommy wingels slaper beats mike smith, tied at two. we go to overtime, marty hanzal the subject of trade rumors, because he can't stay healthy sends everyone home happy. on the redirect coyotes 3-2 winners!! coyotes 3-2 winners!! at philly, suns putting up a terrible effort against the two and ten sixers. there was hope early, suns leading scorer, devin booker spin move and gliding in for two. book with ten points. a one point game. then like the sands of the hourglass, the emotional commitment of

the temps are cooperating. 81 degrees, in arizona that is not a bad temperature. in des moines, that is the high for the day. west, northwest at 10 are the winds we have with the 81-degree temperature. city looking good here all lit up on a halloween evening. 77 degrees right now in fountain hills and deer valley. 78 in glendale. we have 81 degrees in chandler. apache junction, 86 right now. you can see a little bit of moisture north and that's kind of what we're dealing with. another storm coming in to the north of us up here. you can see the rotation of that low and kicking a lot of moisture up and you're seeing high elevation in a few places. still windy a couple of places but still a few places where we're seeing the breezy conditions out there. this is the futurecast. we get through wednesday but look what happens on thursday where we find ourselves in the we turn it on again and we get into late thursday and there is phoenix right there so there is going to be a threat thursday into early friday. 86 degrees for the high today. we had 82 degrees in buckeye. 82

tonight - the arizona capitol dome will be lit green in support for veterans. officials say it will stay this way for the rest of the month - as part of the "greenlight a vet" campaign. the movement hopes to spark conversations about how our veterans are treated - and to remind civilians of the sacrifices vets have made. a-s-u's newest k-9 helper has a very fitting name - tillman. the german shepherd puppy was introduced at last night's football game. tillman is in training to replace the current bomb- sniffing k-9 - who will retire later this year. speaking of football.. 12 sports insider jay taylor is here to talk about last night's game.. can we start with this amazing play by arizona state's n'kial and the arizona cardinals take on the san francisco 49ers this sunday.. what's your this fun friday - also happens to be veterans day.. and there are tons of events what's going on today... this particular parade started back in 19-97 .... and has grown every year.it starts here along central avenue ?just south of bethany home road.ending at 7th street and indian

the baja coast as well. it will work its way into western arizona. you can see the clouds and rain showers and the moisture trying to work its way in but not getting there. you saw the clouds pretty thick, pretty heavy but not able to produce any rain. comfortable, low 70's looking good. gateway, 70. wickenburg holding at 69 at the moment. very pleasant for all of us if you're heading out and about. this is where we were compared to where we were 24 hours ago. we should expect that to continue at least for a couple more hours anyway. for the record, 83 degrees. no complaints in terms of the warm temperatures for close in the category, so to speak in the record conversations. across the country, not a lot of activity but look in michigan. you can see the lake-effect snow machine taking a beating. winter-storm warnings. take a look at the futurecast. the clouds work its way into central arizona and sunday evening it is going to start pushing through central arizona and through the valley. that rain cha continue all the way in through midday on monday an

since friday, they made over 2,000 stops across the state of arizona, over 2,000 stops, they made 98 misdemeanor d.u.i. arrests. there has been 15 aggravated d.u.i. arrest, those are arrests with a child in the car or something like that. they also arrested five people age of 21. so far, the average blood-alcohol level is .167, which is twice the legal limit. the message from the valley officers is please, don't drink and drive. >> anybody who wants to go out and have a good time does it safely and does not cause any other issues whether it is collisions or hitting pedestrians on the roadway. on halloween, you have a number and we want to make sure they are safe as well. >> reporter: scottsdale police is just one of the half dozen agencies that are out in full force. this is where you end up if you get pulled over by a scottsdale officer and this is an example of the breath -- breathalyzer tests. one interesting note, last night they made one arrest, a woman here in scottsdale whose blood-alcohol level wasn't -- was .139. she hit a parked car. don't drink and drive, especially when th