you heard right, tempe is not going to be putting on and this year. the reason, no sponsor ? without one, the downtown tempe? said it's not sustainable. 100 people in the past but since @ it's changed and the bars an restaurants have hzhad great years because of it. and the owner of 414 pub different this year, eyb?but he trying to take it ut and do karaoke but no set downtown tempe block party per se. >> times l9?4xchange, and we fo that over the years the attendance dropped drastically since the bowl game isn't here. and z?reso we're struoq??"with !5? closing down mill avenue to car traffic and the bars will do their own thing, it will be a busy place but nothing like it b has been one of the other restaurant owners that 9ri spoke with, asi from spencer, this other restaurant owner didn't want to ??o" feels that everyone will be hurt by it. >>> donald 6rcytrump is u!?%n?h president-elect interviewed "gtrump is working on explore candidate at the trump tower. he's criticized the recount effort under way. we have more from new york. >> former cia director ?x&is th latest pick to meet with donald trump

the trump election. several hundred people marched in downtown tempe and this is the third straight night in the valley where demonstrators are upset that trump one. -- won. in south beach, miami, to lames -- two lanes are blocked. they just marched past the american airlines arena. the police have been out in full force trying to get control of the crowd as it continues to block the south beach area. we will have the latest on the protests tonight.>> we have president elect donald trump. they sat down with the and you can watch the interview right here on tiki 10. it will air sunday on 60 minutes starting at 7:00. >>> nascar is back in the desert for some really big races at the phoenix international raceway. >>> meteorologist paul horton is live with the action. how is it going?>> reporter: the time trials are taking place and you track this evening and enjoying the weather. what a terrific day outside. temperatures up to 83 degrees. you can see currently we are in the upper 70s. with the satellite and radar showing mostly clear skies. temperatures right now in the upper 70s with a little bit of a breeze a

the a.m. temps will fall throughout the pm. 10:00 tonight, still 50 downtown. still 40s in the suburbs. not bad for a walk after 43 in fredericksburg. temps uniform. by 6:00 a.m., there'll be some 30s, yes. but, again, above freezing. 36 in manassas. 36 in culpeper. 40 in fairfax. by mid-morning, upper 40s to around 50. by 1:00 we're around 60. 62 in fredericksburg. that's uniform temps for this time of no doubt about that. usually there's more of a discrepancy. not so much tomorrow. by 6:00, we're still 58 downtown. mid50s in the burbs. not that chilly tomorrow night. we're looking at even by 8:00, 9:00, temples still primarily upper 40s to low 50s. we'll call it cold. by tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, cool. 36 to 60. wednesday. partly cloudy, pleasant. high of 60 to 65. 53 in oakland. 61 in cumberland. everybody has sunshine. great day to be on the water. winds are light. 65 downtown. on the day planner, 40s to start. clear skies. 61 by 1:00 with lots of sunshine. beautiful on thur 71. here comes the cold front. falling temps on saturday for the bison. only 49 for a high on sunday. t

but those the chilly temps aren't over at downtown summerlin. we'll show you overnight temps 30's, but that isn't stopping familes from getting out and celebrating the holidays. fox5's cyndi lundeberg shows us how they're getting into the festive spirit over at downtown summerlin. <

the valley. >> it was right here in downtown phoenix. tempe got it into the arcadia area, saw some rain. several different neighborhoods and some suffered from power outages. >> kristy siefkin joins us to share details about this changing weather. >> it we expected a storm system to move in quickly and move out quickly. and that's exactly what we've seen tonight. of course we can't forget all of the snow we've seen into high country. let's take a real time look at where things stand. the real activity for the valley was concentrated in a period of just a couple hours. take a look at the time clock. we're looking at 6:00, 7:00 into the 8:00 hour. the bulk of the rain moving through the valley. that said, we are still seeing superior, farther to the south and east. and of course snow into higher terrain. as we look tonight through parts of white river, we continue to see some of the snow showers, temperatures cool across the state. as a result of this storm system. and let's not forget southeastern arizona where we're still seeing some light activity at this hour. in terms of in terms of w

the low 60s. perfectly respectable. average friday, saturday and sunday. clouds moving away and eroding. 57 though still downtown. still 55 in cumberland. the temps in the mountains are crazy warm. by 6:00 in the morning it's 56 in romney. 51 in -- 49 in gaithersburg. 49 in ss by 9:00, 55 in bowie. by lunchtime, we're in the 70s. a perfect day to take lunch outside. the winds are not going to pick up tomorrow. we'll get a quiet, warm day. by this time tomorrow night, we're still in the mid70s. 74, 75 in manassas and sterling. 75, 76. and tomorrow night, very, very mild. temperatures mainly in the 50s. holding in the 60s tomorrow night downtown. 50s to start. 63 by 11:00 and we're 71 with full sun by 1:00. now thursday, breezes pick up. showers come in late. still 77. only 60 on friday. much cooler. about average. kind of chilly for high school football. saturday, chilly for the heart walk. 60 on sunday with sunshine. mid50s monday. election day looks great. low 60s and sunshine. no reason not to >> burgundy and gold fans. doesn't look good for us. >> what a tough day. bad news. just when we thought it was going to be quiet, it's the bye week. we

years, the block party on mill avenue in tempe has been a go-to when it comes to ringing in the new year. the block party, as we know it, no longer exists. >> to explain why. >> reporter: downtown tempe officials say they are not saying the event is completely canceled just scaled back. they tell us after sponsorships have dried up and numbers not being what they used to be, changes had to be made. >> everything you see when an event is set up has been paid for. all of that is just kind of part of the routine but when attendance continues to decrease, it is difficult to make the numbers work. new year's eve block party at mill avenue was the place to be to ring in the new year. the event was sponsored and organized by the fiesta bowl bringing in 100,000 people. once it moved to glendale, sponsorship was pulled and tempe took over. kate border says in 2014, 17,000 people showed up and last year, about 27,000. >> i think this happens with all things change and that is where we are now. so we have to look at what is best for the city. >> reporter: because of the low attentance numbers, the event will be scaled back. mill avenue will still be closed off but no headlining band or co

while tonight around 7:00 some serious rain started to come down across the valley. >> it was right here in downtown phoenix. tempe got it into the arcadia area, saw some rain. several different neighborhoods and some suffered from power outages. >> kristy siefkin joins us to share details about this changing weather. >> it was not unexpected. we expected a storm system to move in quickly and move out quickly.

the suburbs and 40s downtown. but not tonight. tonight just clearing and just chilly. low temps in the 40s and winds out of the northwest at about 10. on the day planner then 40s to start, clear skies, 51 by 9:00, already 57 by 11:00. already 61:00. that's a pretty good day. friday better, i me the front does not have a lot of moisture with it. we will say 65 with temps falling throughout the day. next seven days only in the upper 40s on sunday, going to the game again sunday night, can't emphasize this enough, dress for the 20s. temps in the 30s. upper 40s monday, back in the 50s tuesday, a little milder wednesday, chance for some rain with kristen berset, brought to you by xfinity. >> after a rough start to the season, all we heard about was that the redskins are wasting their money on kirk cousins, said he wasn't the quarterback of the future. now apparently it would be silly for the redskins not to keep him around. it's going back and forth. whatever your view of cousins is as qb, he is playing better. a good would ready to describe cousins is solid. he isn't flashy but gett

tonight, mainly clear and fall into the 30s and low 40s in downtown boston. night as we get ready for the show, temps will hold in the 40s. we expect overcast skies and maybe mist off the harbor but no major issues, and not too cold making the trip into boston. tomorrow at 8:00, the boston pops and the boston ballet and sons of serendip, and the whole bz crew will be down here. if you can't be down here, you can look at us on channel 4. more on the cool down co in a few minutes. david and lisa, back to you. >>> eric, thank you, and it's never happened in tom brady's career. >> but it's hard to believe. the quarterback is playing the 49ers in his hometown and tom's dad is talking about his much- anticipated return. >> and dying your hair with duncan doughnuts coffee? yep. it might help you get the perfect color. >> and a young girl with a special thank you to a local ? dylan: i was un-athletic and very sedentary in my lifestyle. and then i found parkour and something about it clicked. then i stopped drinking soda and eating sweets and eating all the junk food. i was like if i eat these things i'm goin

the 7 a.m. temps, 40 on the u.s. 30 corridor to 48 downtown. mp the place depending if you are in a low-lying area or not. by 10:00, clouds on the increase. we will rise to the 50s. another mild day tomorrow and back up in the 60s and not as warm as today because of the additional cloud cover and here comes the rain right around 4 p.m. or so. 6:00 by this time tomorrow. we could have a period of steady rain that will be with us for the elen by 6:00 tomorrow already .1 to .2 along the lakeshore. here is 7:00 tomorrow night as the front comes through. once that passes, the wind will start to pick up. here comes the cooldown on wednesday. boy, will you feel that change and end as a period of drizzle or some spotty showers on tomorrow night. clear and mild 46 the low in cleveland akron-canton down to 43 with a clear sky. that's seasonable. late day showers. but we are up to 64 before the rain hits. 50 at 8:00 a.m. 61 at 11:00 and most of tomorrow will be dry. get out and vote if you like it dry the first half of the day. after that, that's when the

degrees, dew point 49 degrees, much drier air in place with dew points in the 40s and low 50s like downtown st. pete. 69 degrees current temp. you just know the air is dryer. a sweater. these are the dew points in the low 50s and upper 40s. as we can from that, the air is certainly dryer as a result of this front being further to the south. we did run into more moisture so we're seeing more showers near the florida straits and the florida keys today but it took a while to he wrote some of those clouds that are left over. you can see sections of pokes, hardy, and desoto county. and pinellis county, you just saw that life camera. overall. sunny skies to start the day, cool to start, fast warm-up, temperatures rising into the mid-70s, upper 70s in some areas. wednesday afternoon, more sunshine and average temperatures for us. more sunshine on thursday with a chill in the air. as the high pressure shifts to the east, we see a north humidity but we're not talking about summer time. just a bit milder in the atmosphere overall. that is our even temperature, 64 degrees. temperatures will fall quickly because the air is a bit dryer.

the city turned red, election... downtown summerlin canopy all lit up overnight. ............... temps cooling off into the 50s around the valley now. ........................... well above normal for us in southern nevada... near record highs again. ............... a windy day with santa ana winds in southern california and that will drive temps well above normal with highs in the hot 90s today along the coast. .............. day... then mid 70s this weekend... and rising slightly early next week. long range models are hinting at cooler 60s late next week though... and we'll see how that turns out./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) expect lane closures later this 215 and speedway in the northeast. expect delays up at the speedway on i-15 saturday and sunday for aviation nation. there will be lots of closures on sunday on i-15 and the str closures will also impact whoa, this is awful, try it. oh no, that looks gross what is that? you gotta try it, it's terrible. i don't wanna try it if it's terribl

temps up tomorrow. notice the winds all over the place. that will keep temperatures up. we've lost that strong northwest flow. clear to partly cloudy. still cold. on the day planner. these are downtown temps. 30s downtown. 45 by 11:00. mostly sunny and 50 by 1:00 still mostly sunny. a few showers on thanksgiving. 54. same on friday. a few showers. temperature about 55. next seven days looks great. 53 if you're tailgating. low 50s on sunday. nice on monday. clouds returning late. right now, perhaps more significant rain and showers on >>> we are in the midst of dallas week. burgundy and gold prep to play the cowboys on thanksgiving. it's a quick turn around from sunday night. one coach said was unfair but just something they're going to have to deal with. preparations began during the bye week. more on this week's rivalry game. >> the burgundy and gold go from being the only game in town on sunday night to three on thanksgiving day. the nfl is dishing up a plate of rivalry football thursday. regular season meeting between these two teams. many with dramatic finishes. josh norman has a vision about being part of that football lore. >> children's children is going to talk about the gam

the upper 50s. and actually about 56 in sterling, leesburg. day planner goes like this, 40s to start. these are downtown temps but thursday, beautiful, 64. friday, gorgeous, 71 for a high friday. can't last forever, okay, temperatures tumble saturday. not before highs in the 60s. sunday, boom, upper 40s. monday, boom, upper 40s. back in the 50s tuesday. so maybe some showers for the bison and maybe a flurry for the gold . fers >> don't want to hear that. >> not a lot of drama but a ton of drama at the verizon center. >>> you hear throughout the news room? >> tranquilizer. >> i know. >> whether a fan or not, great you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. >>> what a game tonight at the verizon center, hoard to believe this is the-- hard to believe this is the second and final game of the rivalry series, for now, hopefully. we will see. this maryland georgetown game

the doors. i think new year's is going to i mean that hurts downtown tempe as a whole and not just my business. >> reporter: several bars, including the handlebar will have their own live entertainment and special event for new year's eve. mill avenue will be closed from third to university starting around 8:00 or 9:00 on new year's eve. reporting live, danielle miller, fox 10 news. >>> thank you very much. great news for the the company that is headed to arizona and bringing thousands of jobs with it. >>> kellogg prides itself on its family products. why it is pulling its ads from one website and how it is linked to the donald trump administration. >>> donald trump met with mitt romney tonight. was this a job interview for the secretary of state position? >>> if you would like to contact me on social media, i would like you can find me on facebook and twitter. sting around. #*r zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> the air conditioning

the increasing cloudiness. temps in the mid-30s to low 40s. 44 for a low in downtown boston. and tomorrow we track the rain showers. you'll see the increasing clouds and starting in the morning across the interior some of the rain showers starting to mo not expecting big rain totals. just about everyone will see less than a quarter of an inch. and the best chance would be in southeastern massachusetts. before we get to the frontal passage. temps around 60 in eastern mass. and middle 50s across central massachusetts and southwestern new hampshire. you'll get into the cooler air and the wind shift to the north and west. returning, and a cool, beautiful day. a lot of sun and another change on friday. friday gives us a chance to warm up to the 50s. and friday is veterans day by the way. and as the front moves through into the afternoon, the winds are going to whip around to the north and west and start to deliver colder air. friday night looks much chillier. and the cold air will be here for saturday. it's not brutal stuff, just a change of pa it doesn't stick around for long. su

the 50s very comfortable for this time of year. at 7:00 a.m. 65 degrees. 82 degrees at 4:00 p.m. 79 degrees current temp tampa international airport. the dew point 62 here in downtown st. pete with that east wind pretty breezy into the downtown area thanks to the strong winds we've seen again throughout the day throughout the day. but also saw this last the area. but back to the west a few showers and storms we're actually expect a cold front later wednesday into thursday. and it may help to bring cooler drier air for us but it really won't bring a whole lot in the way of precipitation. 23 days in a row without precipitation. we're starting to see the drier conditions which we do expect this time of year with november being the dryest month of the year. this evening a few clouds breezy and mild for us. a few clouds continue to stream along from the east to the west for election day. fairly pleasant day. afternoon sun mixed with clouds beautiful overall rain chances less than 10% hardly worth a mention. as we get into wednesday you can see a few clouds back to our east and here comes the cold front brings the possibility of some slightly cooler drier air you'll see

the country has been seeing so much warm weather. as for tonight's temps, we're looking at low 30s, 38 in downtown boston and 40 in hyannis. 40 for tomorrow, and bright blue skies, and the winds wi move to the west and southwest towards the evening, and it will be breezy, brisk but typical for november, and the sunset tomorrow at 4:26 in the afternoon. highs, near 52 in boston and rockport, 51 and just to 50 in worcester and veteran's day on friday and this is a more significant front that will move through. it doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with which means we might get a light but the winds will pick up on friday, and that will bring in much colder air. gusts up to 40 miles per hour and that core of the chilly air is saturday to start the weekend and is gone by sunday. it's a very short visit. the colder air will be in place. some of the mountains in northern new england, 30s and we'll be in the 40s, chilly but not unusual. and then 50s will move back in the area. the big story is the wind in the afternoon and gusting to 40 miles per hour out of the northwest at times and chillier on friday night. looking at the breakdown, midda

expect more rain coming into the downtown area and across parts of tempe. we will have more to report on as well. i will tell you what, jen will be busy as well. chance of storms out there, 40% chance of rain. obviously hitting parts of the valley now and the rain just starting to come down. take for cover . lot of heavy cells and lot of wind. heads up, folks, could be a messy commute. jen wall will have more on that. >> somebody walked into the studio, the door opened and i could hear all the wind here in downtown phoenix, i will show you where the roadways are wet but first we have a crash to report. this is 101 eastbound 35th avenue in north phoenix, the right 2 lanes are blocked and it is somewhat of a parking lot this mor the 101 here in the north valleys. we are seeing speeds down to about 30 miles an hour from the 10, eastbound into phoenix, around the durango curve and starting to stack up some on the 17 southbound. now kind of surprising, where jimmy is is at the zoo and the east valley is where all the wind and rain has been blowing through, we ar

other big story at 10:00 tonight, the winter weather is just a few hours away them sending shockwaves through our state. here is a live look from our downtown roof cam as temps are expected to take a dive into the 60s. take a look at where hour by hour forecast. we start in the 50s in the morning and for the mo most of the day will be in the cool, 60s out there. we will see lots of sunshine so that will be good. tomorrow, we are only expected to top out at about 71 degrees, which is above normal by about four degrees. it is several degrees cooler than we were today. in the high country, things are expected to get a little more active. more on that forecast coming up in just a bit.>>> now we go to 12news exclusive. he spent almost 3 years in prison for plotting to kill his a mesa father and husband, dubbed a would be copycat killer. >> tonight, he is out of jail speaking for the very first time, telling monique griego what drove him to contemplate the unthinkable. monique? >> reporter: for many people, this story was so shocking because carlos didn't seem like someone who would plot a horrific crime. tonight, he explains how desperate and full of despair he w

the valley.. two separate groups held two different protests. in tempe.. students expressed their disapproval of the election's outcome... while downtown.. protesters marched near the state capitol. both groups.. had similar messages. "i think many people here are struggling with trying to find a way to respect our democratic process without giving approval to bigotry. and that's where i'm while some protests nationwide have had issues with violence and vandalism... both these events ended without any issues. the same could not be said in indianapolis.. where two police officers were hurt.. during an anti- trump protest last night. the police department says the two officers were hurt.. after protesters threw rocks at them. at least seven people were arrested. and in las vegas.. protesters outside signs.. while blocking the street in front of the international hotel. no one was hurt.. and no arrests were made. and hundreds marched in l-a... to protest trump's win of the presidency. there was a large police presence in the area.. in case things got out of hand. and in new york.. a recognizable face was among anti-trump protesters. documen

the shower in intensity and coverage. once it crosses i-95. probably a little better chance of showers. still mild. 56 downtown. 55 as far north as hagerstown. temps now approaching 60. we get to the evening hours, we begin to clear from the north to the south. notice the arrows. winds are now out of the northwest. the cold front is through us and drier air moves back in. by 10:00 on wednesday we're back in the 40s. the burbs, right around 50 downtown. clear. temperature, 46 in manassas. about 47 in bowie. plays out like this. day planner. 50s across the board to start. maybe a shower by 11:59. then we begin to see a little by 1:00. temperatures near 60. a few clouds come in friday. veterans day, all in all a nice morning. nice in the evening for high that's a cold day. if you're tailgating, figure on temps in the 40s. gets warm right away. 64 on sunday. 68 on monday. low 60s with sunshine next tuesday. >>> freebies and why there will be a lot more newspapers for sale tomo. rrow i'll tell you about it in tonight's consumer alert. >>> vandalism at the world war z25emz z17vz y25emy y17vy fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredi

the valley. >> people are marching right now in downtown phoenix. and lauren is live with them. >> reporter: actual relocated -- actually we relocated toad cam -- to the campus on tempe. this is mainly a group of students organizing now. in just a few minute, they tell avenue. and like in many of the protests we have seen around the country, this group is protesting, they say, racism and hate against minorities and women. the organizer tells me that they know and accept the fact that trump has been elected president, but they say he does not represent their viewpoints as voters. and as you said, this is the fourth night of protests here in the valley. and you reference that earlier downtown. that was a of about 200-300 people who marched around the downtown area ending in the arizona state capital. >>> lauren, thank you. trump has been fairly silent since the election. 60 minutes was able to get first 1 on 1 interview with the president elect. here's a preview of his interview with leslie stall. >> hillary called you. tell us about at this phone call. >> so hillary called and it was her. i mean i can imagine. tougher for her than it would have been for me and for me

the afternoon is looking pretty good. a degrees for a high temperature. wasn't weather conditions overall. our current temp at tampa international, 65 degrees but lots of overcast. 69 degrees in st. pete, downtown. the dew point at 57 degrees. the cold front is pushing the northern part of the state. this is panama city across tallahassee. the skies have already cleared him temperatures are cooler although the sun is helping folks more up this afternoon. you can see the light showers continuing to roll from west to east but overcast about does it all the way from levy county to north fork and all the way over to lakeland and down to see bring. mostly cloudy conditions and light showers pushing from west to east., forecast computer model, that the clouds slowly erode from north to south as the drier air comes further south and takes a little while as the day goes along. still a possibility in the afternoon southern areas could be socked in with clouds would northern areas starting to clear as the influence continues to push southward. the wednesday morning, things are fairly clear and we are looking at lots of sunshine. temps in the upper 50s and it will feel cooler, below look forward to that f

the current temp at tampa international. the air temperature, 82 degrees but really the last couple of weeks, persistent north to northeast easterly winds into the downtown area. a few public clouds across the state today but generally drier conditions aloft. a lot of these clouds were developing and should go away. it's true across the southeast few showers. that's why we saw cooler numbers and jacksonville as a result of occasional light showers and persistent clouds throughout the day. a lot of these clouds should just kind of dry out. it's still hurricane season, believe it or not. we talked about a nontropical hurricane season. only a 10% chance of development. hurricane hermine ball off the coast come a guest on and nicole -- hurricane gaston on and nicole as well. area where that disturbance is located. more and more, we are seeing cooling conditions across the gulf and the caribbean which helps limit tropical development. 73 degrees at 11:00. the skies look pretty much like we expected. 69 degrees as we get to 68 degrees at 7:30 am at sunrise. as the day goes along, a few will see that front pass- through early on friday into the early part of sa

the high-definition view in downtown san jose, ten mile and plus visibility. currently checking in with 65 in downtown. and it's -- well, cool out there. but the sun shining. dry air, 50% relative humidity and temps dropping into the 50s by 8:00 p.m. tonight. i do want to show you the doppler radar right now after on again/off again rainfall. the past ten days, we have no rainfall. we're currently tracking. so a little bit of a break here. much-needed for some of us where the ground just remains so soggy. so for tomorrow morning's forecast, we'll continue with mostly clear skies, it is going to start on the colder side, though. tri valley down to 45. peninsula, 50. and the south bay, 49. our coldest temperature, though, in the north bay starting off at 42 degrees. the wind kicks up and could feel like the upper 30s. again, the jacket probably needed in marin, napa and sonoma counties and a few patchy clouds in san francisco and 52. high pressure is moving any kind of storm activity out, and off to the north. now, the thing this area high pressure will do by the afternoon is help to warm up temperatures. but it doesn't look like it's going to get uncomfortably hot here across the bay area. as we t

the cactus garden. lights. now he's at downtown summerlin waiting for the parade to start.. hi tedd. <<< tedd florendo (((>>>cold air has arrived behind a cold front that passed these are temps we haven't seen since february as we finally dropped below normal. 60's we're supposed to be at. winds still remain breezy at times as well but will decrease even more tomorrow and into our weekend. we have plenty of sunshine as well but become milder by the weekend. ......... .......................... ................................ .. neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the mid 60's and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average. ........... ... .................. satellite and radar composite shows clear skies after the clouds we had yesterday. we have cooler weather in the wake of that cold front so temps will take a while to recover. we're anticipating our first freeze of the season for some areas in souther nevada. freeze alerts have been i

the downtown phoenix area. a nice, steady downpour earlier tonight. >> tonight's rain appears to issues near the asu campus in tempe and we're told power was out at the same honors dorm flooded by a water break a little more than a week ago. more than 3,000 power outages across the valley, all due to the storm. >>> winterer weather is invading much of northern arizona this weekend. these pictures from flagstaff earlier today. the national weather service says the first storm system h last night with more intensive conditions expected through tomorrow morning. adot is urging drivers to delay travel to northern arizona if at all possible. >>> so what exactly can we expect for the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning? >> kristy siefkin tracking our weather across the state. she called it for tonight. you said later this evening. >> in the door and out. pretty quickly. and this is a fast-moving system as well. we picked up a couple tenths of an inch in the valley. i want to take you section by section in the state. you'll look at the time lapse on the front pushing across the valley, bringing rain to the souther

the southbound traffic in downtown san jose. >> with the san jose fog, are it's looking good. we'll take a look at those temps too.s when most of us make a mistake, officewe own up to it.anks. but not madison nguyen. her vote to slash the san jose police budget was disatrous. one hundred officers were laid off. crime spiked twenty-seven percent. and when nguyen was warned her that cuts left police short-handed, she passed the buck. blamed the police for "spinning information out of control." mrs. nguyen, it's crime that's out of control. blaming others. risking our safety. madison nguyen is the wrong choice for assembly. >> welcome back. it's the end of the most contentious presidential race. we want to take you to the business market. most of the analysis saying that was because of pricing in a clinton victory and wall street received the news of the fbi investigation being complete. that was a positive note yesterday for wall street. but of course the election still to be determined and we will watch wall street throughout the morning. >> also this morning, tesla announced it is buying a german engineering compa

. >> the day the name came down last year american airlines became a hard act to follow in downtown tempe. >> you never like to see downsizing like we saw with that site. that creates opportunities for us to place new companies into those particular real estate solutions. >> business leaders say they found a human resource company to bring 1500 new jobs and a >> it's a fortune 500 company bringing great jobs. >> it will move into the old american airlines building next year: they chose tempe because it's walkable, has businesses, transportation and the asu talent pool. >> we have a large number of jobs per capita. >> tempe is one of the hottest in the country for attracting business. >> we had a relationship with them and they determined that tempe had the best opportunity. >> adp says this is strictly an expansion. it's other valley location in chandler will stay where it is with 200 employees. i'm jason abc 15. >>> also in tempe police investigating whether a motorcyclist was killed because a car turned in front of him. bruce lindsey jr. crashed late last night near southern and potter.

the speedway. ((denise valdez)) >> tonight -- he's at downtown summerlin for it's annual parade. ((tedd florendo)) cold air has arrived bin cold front that passed through last night. these are temps we haven't seen since february as we finally unseasonably cooler than the mid 60's we're supposed to be at. winds still remain breezy at times as well but will decrease even more tomorrow and into our weekend. we have plenty of sunshine as well but become milder by the weekend. ......... .......................... ................................ .. neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the mid 60's and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also ste much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a las vegas promoter who was accused of being one of the most violent pimps to ever prowl the strip is hoping for redemption now that the fbi is investigating the detective who busted him. ((denise valdez)) >> his name is arman izadi and he was accused of a long list of horrible crimes, including kidnapping and torture

the pacific northwest now. that will arrive sunday into monday. top temp on this thanksgiving day was 49. 29 the low this morning. here's what it looks like currently as dusk settles in. 41 downtown. 42% humidity. pressure rising after the front has passed by. the winds are from the east/southeast at 8. windchill at 27 degrees. one storm moving out of the east coast. that's pushing away. we have high pressure coming in now with quieter conditions for the next couple of days. that next front still several days away. with the clear skies tonight and that high overhead, the winds will be lighter. the temperatures wl dropping down to 6 at leadville. 5 at gunnison. 10 at eagle. 24 out west at grand junction. and in the eastern plains, as cold as 16 degrees at lyman. 23 expected here in the denver area. front range numbers, low to mid- 20s. most lower elevations. but with lighter winds, it won't be all that uncomfortable outside. teens. even down to about 3 at all day long, not as windy but warmer conditions. high temperatures will rise back up. 58 in denver. 53 at the springs. 59 aa akron. 40 in leadville and gunnison. and the front range numbers if you're heading up to ski, a bright

the city. ((paul joncich)) >>> he's out at downtown summerlin where preparations are underway for the annual parade to start tonight... tedd hows it feeling out there! ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>cold air has arrived last night. these are temps we haven't seen since february as we finally dropped below normal. temps today near 60 and unseasonably cooler than the mid 60's we're supposed to be at. winds still remain breezy at times as well but will decrease even me weekend. we have plenty of sunshine as well but become milder by the weekend. ......... .......................... ................................ .. neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the mid 60's and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average. ................................ satellite and rad mposite ows c ke of that cold front so temps freeze alerts have been issuedt stay cold and but not under afs haven't seen since februaryh.. tonight expect a low near 40 and chilly as you'll need the jacket tomorrow a.m. winds become mor

the valley. >> people are marching right now in downtown phoenix. and lauren is live with them. >> reporter: actual relocated -- actually we relocated toad cam -- to the campus on tempe. this is mainly a group of students organizing now. in just a few minute, they tell

downtown cleveland. future temps, 11:00 well in the 60s along the lakeshore at 2:00 and dropping in the 50s inland and it is warm this time 8:00 around 60 and we do it all over again tomorrow and find our way back into the 70s. perhaps a spot shower around with this front. this is the forecast map tomorrow afternoon at 2:00. you can see for the most part rain-free. as we get into tomorrow night especially late tomorrow night and late tomorrow night i should say that's when the rain and here very wet thursday morning drive and most of the rain on thursday will come the first half of the day. 3:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on thursday with rain likely. wet travel and wind gusts over 30 and temperatures going back down. that will be it for this warm spurt we are seeing. perhaps a few overnight hoyt showers around tonight. otherwise look for increasing clouds. akron-canton partly cloudy sky for you. you will drop 55 tomorrow and i went with 77. just isolated shower threat. 60 at 8:00 a.m. 67 at 11:00 and 2:00 in the afternoon. we will be at 73 degrees on our way to a high of 77. later tomorrow night and thursday the

the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix. this is more today. and we begin with jimmy q in tempe getting an early jump start on the holidays and talking about big changes heading this way with the weather. hey, jimmy. >> hi, we'll bitgo -- get into the weather quickly. it's nice and cool and we're here in tempe at the movie theatre. really awesome. it's going to be chill. for a temperature of about 70, 71 degrees. and now for tomorrow, nice in the 70s and 80s and a big storm is coming. the end of the weekend early next week and there is going to be rain. you want to prepare for this as well. a lot. and we're telling you about free movies, a special and 7:00 tonight, four movies free. they're free. you can see home alone, holiday scrooge. jen wall in the traffic center, you're driving in the roads. come on out here. free movies at 7:00 tonight. >> and that sounds amazing, jimmy. i got my son a merry christmas, you filthy animal t-shirt and you can't quiet the long sleeves. it's still arizona and this is a look at the big picture valley traffic. way passed the 10 eastbound around 8

the extra hour of sleep, too. temps are cooling into the 60s right now. ......... yesterday at 2 a.m. another day of dry weather with some high clouds around. ............ >>> downtown las vegas was brighter than ever... to "light the night". the thousands of people that attended... to honor those battling blood cancer. ((brian loftus)) >> and, part of cactus avenue closes down without notice and it's driving you the problem.... ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and with all of the shenanigans danny tarkanian's pulled in nevada -- helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, failing to pay thousands in property taxes, losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, then sticking taxpayers with the bill -- imagine the shenanigans tarkanian would pull it's why we can't afford tarkanian in congress, ever. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. i'm catherine cortez masto. i know some people are so disgusted with politics they think their vote doesn't matter. but we can't just sit on the sidelines when so much needs to be done

downtown phoenix. >> one near a.s.u. campus in tempe. power was out flooded by water main break. thousands of people lost power throughout the valley last night. most if not all has been restored as of this morning. >> snow in high country there. pictures out of flagstaff. we are having video today. this is loretta, she took this. these schools were on two-hour delay. first storm hit saturday night. more intense problems started. >> can we drop this lower third. you can see d.p.s. vehicle off to the side. show some of winter driving department of transportation urging drivers to delay travel if possible. experiencing more weather this afternoon. we will get to that later in the show. if you have to drive up there, be careful. >> storm dropped six inches of snow on snow bowl. there's a double chair lift. high-speed lift. nice up in high country. >> bad accident involving a motorcyclist. that's in chandler. here is a look here from skyfox. we understand that motorcycle rider collided with another vehicle. rider was transported to hospital with serious injuries. >> elliot mcclintock. and people to get under control. no major da

tempe police. >>> a lot of frustrated people across the country following last night's presidential election. this was the scene on the streets of downtown chicago. thousands there protested just outside of the trump tower, many all americans. back here in the valley, students staged a similar protest. they came from several high schools, concerned about their teachers in the u.s. donna rossi is live in our newsroom with more. >> the students seemed angry and scared about what their futureay they heard from candidate trump, now president elect trump. [ chanting ] >> reporter: they held signs and chanteded as they marched on the state capitol grounds. they came from high schools and many districts, many of them minority students who expressed concerns that their relatives may be ripped from families and deported. others said their religious beliefs made them feel unsafe under a trump presidency, believe. >> i'm scared. i'm i'm mad. i can't express, people are trying to be happy, trying to have a good life. >> are we gonna fight for one another, and stick together no matter what happens? if we become one, then nothing can bring us down if

. >>> the coyotes looked at sites in downtown phoenix and in scottsdale, marc, before settling on that site near a.s.u. and tempe. >> all right, andrew, still a lot to work out, but if all goes as planned, when could we see that new arena actually they want to have that arena complete and the coyotes in there for the 2019-2020 season. back to you. >> all right, andrew, thank you so much. >>> loved ones gather tonight for a vigil to remember 35-year-old pamela hesselbacher. the woman struck and killed while crossing the street with her kids saturday night, leaving her two young children with serious injuries. >> ryan, her son who is three years old, he was wearing his bicycle helmet and just the helmet and seeing the damage that was done to it, thinking that could have been his head. their daughter, audrey, who turned one just in august was strapped in her stroller securely, so that helped, and -- but she was still pushed around. >> reporter: the driver, 39-year-old william epperlein was arrested for driving on a suspended license. police say the family was in a that red light, striking them. >>> sky harbor airpo

the downtown ice skate something rink. and actually very nice weather it runs from noon, i believe to about 7:00 p.m.: at noon, we have temps of 65 degrees. >> get some. >> and get out there. >> get on the ice. >> that is a lot of the fun. >> that is it for sunday morning with the tampa bay times. thank you for joining us. we love having you. and before you go. we want to leave you with this. >> beautiful sunrise over the captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> pauley: good morning. i'm jane pauley and this is a special edition of "sunday morning." it's our annual food issue. our invitation to eat, drink and be merry. eating and drinking are easier and merrier when there isn't

." >> back home, in downtown phoenix there was a candlelit vigil to show solidarity and for people to show feelings and reactions to the election. >> in tempe, protesters taking to the streets sending a message to the new commander in chief that they don't want him in office. amanda goodman was there with the latest. >> reporter: the group marched right here along university avenue. you can see the asu campus. they ended things on old maine and clear. >> not our president. not my president. >> reporter: this video was taken by one of the protesters participating in the anti-trump presidency movement. the group of several dozen chanted their way up and down university avenue. their words "not my president," and "stronger together." they chose to voice their frustration but it was not just anti-trump sentiment that we saw out here tonight. a small group also marched with time for the divisiveness to come to an end and first -- for everybody to come back together. >> we are just trying to get two political parties to unite, come together under one cause. both hillary and obama said we need to come together. make this a smooth transmission -- t

the last time we saw . >>> we're going to pinpoint temp about 54 in bratenahl. seasonal stuff. nothing too chilly. 51 bratenahl. and then here you see the midnight temperatures 47 bratenahl. 46 downtown cleveland. it will be cooler inland. the rest of the area 54 at 6:00. 48 at 8:00. and then low 40s there by 2:00 a.m. we'll wake up to temperatures, i or so. folks going to be a wild ride. no question about it. we go from record high potential on friday. and this is a little weird talk about snow when you're talking about record highs first. but that's what is going to happen. first snowfall this weekend courtesy of a major cold front on saturday. it's going to come with showers with the system itself. and then much colder air. wind gusts over 40. and we could be looking at our first accumulating snow of the season, especially for the snow belt areas. but tomorrow 57 will be the high. 46 at 8:00 a.m. 53 there at 11:00. about 54 there at 5:00. so for now it is warm. but that's going to be changing, of course, this weekend. it's weird talking about it after the record high. we're going to be 70 plus on friday t snow. whatever. all right. i'll be talking about this more coming up later i

temps back in the low 80s in the afternoons. >>> good morning everybody. ride to lakeland. kathleen road. we do have construction that is happening right now in the downtown tampa area. let's talk about that for a minute. right at morgan street closed through wednesday. use kennedy to travel through downtown. a closure on cypress, so cypress westbound only between november 30th. back to you. >>> this morning the bucs are just one of two nfl teams still winless at home. last night the buc's defense got ripped apart by the offense. ryan threw 4 touchdowns and no interceptions in the game. mike evans scored 2 touchdowns and 11 interceptions. the key to winning is simple. the teammates need to play better e >> just a mentality. you just gotta win. we got to want to win at home. i have to play better at home personally. and i'm going to fix that. that is the main thing. quarterback has to play good at home. >> you just gotta win, you gotta put more points on the board. >> the next chance for the buc he to get their first home win of the season november 13th chicago bear. >>> last night was a special night for buc fans, john lynch became the 9th man inducted in

downtown summerlin where they're hosting a parade... and lighting up the tree! tedd? ((tedd florendo)) cold air has arrived behind a cold front that passed through last night. these are temps we ((tedd florendo)) cold air has arrived behind a last night. these are temps we haven't seen since february as we finally dropped below normal. temps today near 60 and unseasonably cooler than the mid 60's we're supposed to be at. winds still remain breezy at times as well but will decrease even more tomorrow and into our weekend. we have plenty of sunshine as well but become mil ......... .......................... ................................ .. neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the mid 60's and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((paul joncich)) >>> democrat jacky rosen narrowly defeated republican danny tarkanian last week... by a 4-thousand vote margin. now tarkanian is suing his opponent... claiming defamation during the campa

downtown and 63 in fredericksburg. a couple of sprinkles around i- 81, that's about it. temps, 40s to start, 50s as we get into the eleven o'clock hour and maybe we get to 60 by 1 p.m. or so. wednesday, behind the warm front, that's causing the clouds tomorrow. thursday with clouds late. friday okay, back in the low 60s and nice for high school football. low 60s on saturday. an extra hour of sleep. >> that's the best part about the whole thing. >> ravens in town sunday and then monday chilly. >>> all right. thank you, sir. >>> the obamas had hosted their final halloween at the white house. >> wait to hill hear what the president tells trick or treaters that might have him in northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this messag