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he was in mexico and he turned himself in at the nogales port of entry. the deadly crash happened in june of 2015. the doctor was known as one of the best in the fight against childhood cancer. the suspect is facing felony charges. >>> it was a huge fireball right in a historic phoenix neighborhood. >> tonight investigators don't srp lines in the fire zone and power lines damaged in the area. they believe the fire started in the alley. >> fire crews arrived, they had several structures on fire at the time. they had a lot of hazardous situations going on. propane bottles exploding, all things of that nature, power lines that were dropping. >> the fire happened in the phoenix homestead district, which is a historically designated area known for its large trees and thick vegetation. >>> a reminder to stay on the lookout and be careful. phoenix police are still searching for a serial kimmer linked to seven mrpds since march, he could be driving several vehicles including a black 2000 bmw 5 series. there is a $75,000 reward. if you know anything, call silent wi

they don't want to slow down legal immigration from the other nogales to the south. derrick staal cbs 5 news. >>> it was a shocking scene coming out of sedona tonight. have you seen these pictures on your social media feeds? an tall piece of our majestic red rocks is missing. we're talking about. it's in the circled area by clunk. just missing. that's where part of that cliff sheared off yesterday during the wet weather. >> all right thank you scene. protesters and police officers on the side of the proposed dakota access pipeline they clashed over the weekend. back in september phoenix photographer packed up her camera to see these protests for herself. she captured these images. but now fast forward two months and these protest have much different form. look there. on sunday night police used water cannons on people to keep them back and they put out the fires that the protesters started to keep warm. >> i think about the families that are there and the kids that are there, young teens that are watching. i don't know if they are okay you know. >> i think it's so wr

he took off and fled to mexico but he turned himself in at the nogales port of entry and he is facing felony charges for that crime. >>> tempe police investigating the case of stranger danger. last friday night, this guy was seen following kids into several stores and he those children. if you see this man, they can you to call scottsdale police. >>> this house fire started from a small fire but then spread to a transformer. the flames destroyed the home, as you can see in the video from sky fox and the ground video. it spread to garages, sheds, trees. this was in the arcadia area of midnight. the good news is nobody was hurt. >>> you know by now, hillary clinton won the popular vote but donald trump became president-elect with the electoral college. many people are not happy with these results. we've had people who are, in fact, protesting. students across the county, including here in the valley walking out in protest today. some carrying signs reading not my >> donald trump go away. >> protesters gathering outside of trump tower in new york city. security has been beefed up that is

. >>> this is quite the story, the suspect turned himself in at the nogales port of entry earlier this week and was extradited to 340eu7 -- maricopa county. the doctor was hit and killed while june of last year at 69th street and shea. for more than 15 months detectives with the help of the suspect's family and mexican authorities work tirelessly to put the accused hit-and-run driver behind bars. >> scottsdale police have arrested ruben santiago lopez, the 26-year-old from mexico is charged with a class 2 and class 4 felonies for allegedly hitting and killing 65-year-old the scene in june of 2015. those who knew the doctor the hematology oncology division chief at phoenix children's hospital say although he was a prominent figure in the medical field, he always made time for his patients. >> not often you meet a brilliant man who is constantly busy who would drop anything for any of his patients to help you. >> the doctor loved his work. his family and riding his motorcycle but above all the people who loved being a provider of hope. >> his optimism and his high hopes for everybody gav

. >> some of the nation's governors traveled to nogales to get a better sense of trade and security along the border. >> our troy hayden was there as well and spoke to the lawmakers, some were seeing the border for the first time. >> reporter: we've been down here in nogales all day today. this is a city that is cut in half by the border. you can see the fence here that is mexico. the people driving over there, walking their streets. it is a great place for people from out of state and who aren't from arizona to see what the border area is all about. a large group of lieutenant govenors here in nogales to learn more about what happened at the border. here is what they had to say. >> it is not what i expected. i don't know what i was expecting. border. i'm in the heart land of the united states. they were telling us in the car they were having trouble not seeing on the other side and it is detrimental to the agents. >> you can put eyes on across the border and one of the things that is interesting is that it is not just a physical fence that is going to make the big difference. you need te

the democrats have been a steady presence in nogales. >> we're latinos, and i think the other party isot, like -- supporting a lot of latinos. they're not caring about how the city here. >> reporter: more than 90 mers of the population here is latino. the democrat party is so dominant that in 2008, when arizona's own senator john mccain was on the presidential ballot, santa cruz county went for barack obama 72% to 27%. and times are tough here. empty store fronts, unemployment at 12.of%, declining tourism and a weak peso against the dollar. small business owners say their profits are down 40% from last year. >> if trump does win, it's going to kill whatever know gal he is has left over. >> reporter: and donald trump's insistent he build a wall doesn't go over well in this state. an arizona republic poll shows 42% said one should definitely not be built while 27% said it definitely should be built. but that's not the driving issue here. after all, they already have a wall. both democrats and republicans are pedaling the promise of prosperity. the question is, who is better positioned to

about 20 thousand people live in the border city of nogales, arizona. more than 200 thousand live on the other side of this 20 foot fence in nogales sonora, mexico. we followed the for six miles of harsh, rugged terrain. then this- a shorter barrier to prevent cattle crossing, border patrol agents, cameras and radar pick up where the fence left off. father sean carroll is a catholic priest who works with migrants on both sides of this fence. today we're going to visit one of our humanitarian projects. we call it the comedor which is spanish for soup kitchen. have to pass through here: one of the legal ports of entry manned by customs and border protection officers. here at the port of entry, we enforce customs law, immigration law, agriculture law, state and local laws drivers and pedestrians coming into the u-s are greeted by officers, k-9s and cameras... we're gonna put it in the xray right now every 30 seconds we don't know whats going to be in front of you. it could be- we screen the 99.9% of traffic here as legitimate travel. we're looking for that

plead to mexico after a warrant was issued for his arrest and on monday, he turned himself in at the nogales port of entry. dr. robert arsesy died on scene as a result of injuries sustained from the collision. >> and police say a motorcycle driver and passenger are lucky slamming into a car in tempe. the pair were thrown from the bike near hardy and baseline. after the crash, another car on the road swerved to try to avoid them and hit them and drug a driver and police say the driver and passenger have non-life-threatening injuries and they're alive because they were wearing helmets. >>> and firefighters busy overnight battling a fire at a house near 12th street and glendale avenue. and they were able to escape unharmed. the cause of the fire is unknown and under investigation. >>> and a - the black friday plans with promises of great deals and more availability of black friday items. wal-mart said you can shop a majority of the black friday deals early online at wal- mart.com beginning at 12:01 a.m.ern is thanksgiving morning and in stores. the black -- a.m. earn and that is in stores. the

came to the forefront in santa cruz county in 2008 when the border patrol was building this fence in nogales. the county assessor says some landowners sued but the federal government won. and it could shape future fence projects. >> it would be a battle, but they would keep the land, using the case law in santa cruz county. >> reporter: that means the an act of congress to pass a bill taking back part of this tribal land. >>> sparks and flames shooting out of that guy's pants pocket. here's another angle. he's trying to pull they, cigarette out of his pants there. people running for the door. this all happened at a wine shop in york's grand central terminal. >> >> the holiday season now here, and it is supposed to be a joyous time of year. >> for the families of a serial shooter victim, this is the painful reminder of the loved one they lost. this time of year. the fact the person who is responsible for their suffering is still out there. >> murdered three people. >> reporter: he did not want to show his face as he for him is it feels like yesterday. >> my daughter is going to month on her b

we then traveled to the border town of nogales, arizona and met the men and women who enforce immigration laws. while we were there, a k-9 sniffed out drugs hidden in a car trying to cross through the port of entry. already had one seizure of methamphetamines, smuggled into the us. that's not uncommon here? happens every day. you see the change of behavior, then he goes finds the source, then sits. we see a lot of things, narcotics smuggled in compartments in vehicles, on people, we've seen people being smuggled in cars. why? they all want to come to the united states by any means necessary. we also explore that issue... the reasons why people emigrate to the united states illegally. it's a thirty minute fox5 news special. you can watch it right here on fox5 this sunday at one thirty after n-f-l on fox. many parents try to think of unique names for their babies. and -- one dad believes his son was "born to fly the w"! what the chicago fan named his son after the world series win... narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable se

we then traveled to the border town of nogales, arizona and met the men and women who enforce immigration laws. while we were there, a k-9 sniffed out drugs hidden in a car trying to cross through the port of entry. "today we already had one seizure of methamphetamines, smuggled into the us. that's not uncommon here? happens every day. you see the change of behavior, then he goes finds the source, then sits. we see a lot of things, narcotics smuggled in compartments in vehicles, on people, we've seen people being smuggled in cars. why? they all want to come to the united states by any means necessary." we also explore the reasons why people emigrate to the united states illegally. it's a thirty minute fox5 news special. you can watch it right here on fox5 this sunday at one thirty after n-f-l on fox. with four days until election day... the campaign trail is busier than ever in las vegas. doctor ben carson will campaign for republican presidential nominee donald trump tomorrow. it takes place at nine a-m... at the trump-pence nevada headquarters. on sunday -- former new york mayor rudy gi

we then traveled to the border town of nogales, arizona and met the men and women who enforce immigration laws. while we were there, a k-9 sniffed out drugs hidden in a car trying to cross through the port of entry. " 2:00 today we already had one seizure of uncommon here? happens every day. you see the change of behavior, then he goes finds the source, then sits. we see a lot of things, narcotics smuggled in compartments in vehicles, on people, we've seen people being smuggled in cars. why? they all want to come to the united states by any means necessary. we also explore that issue... the reas people emigrate to the united states illegally. it's a thirty minute fox5 news special. you can watch it right here on fox5 this sunday at one thirty after n-f-l on fox. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier will resume shortly closed captioning argier unseasonably warm november weather will continue through the weekend and well into next week. showers over arizona continue to stay well off to our east, leaving southern nevada in the sunshine with highs in the low 80s this afternoon.

. >>> more than half a million dollars seized in the border area near nogales. 35 smugglers were spotted crossing into the united states, and when border patrol agents responded they dropped more than 1,100 pounds of marijuana and ran back over the border into mexico. no arrests were made in that. >>> every 19 minutes in the or heroin overdose, part of a surgeon general's report outlining the nation's dependency on drugs and alcohol. according to the report, nearly 21 million deal with substance abuse disorders and only 20% get treatment. he hopes the report will trigger the same type of public action that a report issued on smoking did more than 50 years ago. >>> a valley woman's trail mix had an extra and unwant that woman claimed she bit down on something so hard that it broke her teeth, and the woman believes the item is a human bone, possibly a piece of a knuckle. danielle miller joins us with this bizarre story tonight. danielle? >> yeah, marc, this woman claims she was eating this trail mix this sunday when this happened. she says she bought it at a local walmart store. she's now

high pressure dominants the forecast for the next several days, 52 in kingman, nogales at 54, and the valley looking great at this hour as well. upper 60s in places like scottsdale and chandler, already gateway and apache junction, goodyear at 70, surprise at 65, buckeye cooling down very nicely, in fact already in the 50s at this hour. record temp today, well, we weren't quite there. low 90s is what we saw for the record back in 1999 but we did get into the mid-80s, still above the seasonal norm, 79 where we ought to be, and if you're tired of the weather, we'll have to get through the next few days, and then we'll start to see the changes then. the pacific northwest, we are seeing a little bit of activity there. you'll notice wintry mix from the canadian border into the pacific northwest, rain showers there, otherwise the two main areas where we are focusing on are the fnz valley where there are all -- tennessee valley where there are all sorts of air quality alerts as a result of the wildfires. a mid atlantic low is making its way into new england region, as we get into the next co

we then traveled to the border town of nogales, arizona and met the men and women who enforce immigration laws there, a k-9 sniffed out drugs hidden in a car trying to cross through the port of entry. " 2:00 today we already had one seizure of methamphetamines, smuggled into the us. that's not uncommon here? happens every day. you see the change of behavior, then he goes finds the source, then sits. we see a lot of things, narcotics smuggled in compartments in vehicles, on people, we've seen people want to come to the united states by any means necessary. we also explore that issue... the reasons why people emigrate to the united states illegally. it's a thirty minute fox5 news special. you can watch it right here on fox5 this sunday at one thirty after n-f-l on fox. the drought is over-- and fans came out in droves to celebrate the chicago cubs. "9-19 on and on and on... we are the champions my friend.... " the parade and rally for the world series champs is one for the record books... just how many people were a part of history. you're watching fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. he'd ra

officers seized the meth and turned him over to i.c.e. he lives in nogales, arizona. >>> arizona lawmaker says the city of tucson is violating a state law by destroying guns turned in by citizens. a complaints is accusing the city of violating a 2013 collected by law enforcement agencies need to be sold, not destroyed. tucson police have destroyed more than 4,800 guns. they argue that tucson is destroying public property. >>> voters will head to the polls a week from tomorrow and the battle over whether to >> i was a school superintendent in colorado when our state voted to legalize marijuana. we were promised millions in new revenue but they were empty words. i never saw a single dollar reach the classroom. >> colorado lawmakers are dismissing claims schools have not seen money from marijuana sales and that $31 million went to schools from 2015 2017 fiscal years. they are saying these things that are far from the truth. we've been building schools and repairing schools with the tax revenue that was dedicated to construction. those dollars are flowing. >> th

>>> seven arrests in the first seven days of the month and that's the tally just so far at the port of nogales. total they are worth more than $1 million and we're told two women from the valley were arrested and a couple of these busts. we've seen a lot of drugs at the border. that airport is making sure we don't have anything coming through the air in passenger's luggage. the airport has a new customs and board facility. >>> one medical break through scientists say they have helped a paralyzed monkey walk again. so the findings just published in the journal of nature a neurosurgeon put electrodes. that device sent instructions to the spine telling the legs to move. scientists say it could be at that procedure in humans. >>> u.k. scientists have come up with a way to test hiv. it uses a drop of blood to measure for hiv levels. then sends an electrical signal to a computer, a laptop or a hand held device. that device is said to be very accurate. right now people have to wait up to three days for test results. the hope is that it will help patients in remote regions of the world. >>> researcher

the pictures there. a man was walking into nogales, arizona, when a canine smelled more than the tortillas he was carrying. agents seize the drugs and turned the man over to i.c.e. >>> mcdonald's agreed to pay $3.5 million in a federal lawsuit alleging that workers were cheated out of overtime. the lawsuit came out of a san francisco mcdonald's franchise. mcdonald's says they reached that settlement to avoid children with autism are on the market and they are finalists for a prestigious award. those apps are called speak all and speak more, and they came from a start-up at purdue university. now the apps are up for the r&d 100 award. >> this is just truly amazing and a wonderful experience that you can move your research app to the change in so many people's lives. >> the winner of the award will be chosen on thursday in washington, dc. >>> temperatures are coming down just a little bit. nightly temperatures are just great. ? cigarettes, e-cigs and vapes have a lot in common. ? they're all filled with nicotine and other dangerous chemicals. ? so you're sure to get addicted. ? creepy creatures were seen fl

the scene. santiago lopez ran off and fled to mexico. on membered, he turned himself -- monday, he turned himself in nogales and was extradited back to the valley. >>> tempe police need your help mills mall. he was spot started following several young children. if you know who this guy is, call tempe police. >>> police go into the fire who, they save is just ahead. >> and coming up at 5:30, you decided to raise the minimum wage in arizona. what does that mean for your wallet and your neighbor's budgets? >> another live look at the streets of chicago outside the trump tower, thousands of protestors mobilized via facebook gathering to protest donald trump and the election. they're protesting antiwar, poverty, and racism. police are escorting the crowds through >>> at least seven people killed in a tram accident in london today. >> more than 50 were taken to the hospital. investigators continue to investigate the cause of the derailment. police arrested the tram driver. detectives are investigating whether he fell asleep. >>> a massive fire broke out early this morning at a plastics recycling plant in the northern california city of lodi. w

we also went to the border town of nogales, arizona... and met the men and women who enforce immigration laws. while we were there, a k-9 sniffed out drugs hidden in a car trying to cross through the port of entry. " 2:00 today we already had one seizure of methamphetamines, smuggled into the us. that's not uncommon here? happens every day. of behavior, then he goes finds the source, then sits. we see a lot of things, narcotics smuggled in compartments in vehicles, on people, we've seen people being smuggled in cars. why? they all want to come to the united states by any means necessary. we also explore that issue... the reasons why people emigrate to the united it's a thirty minute fox5 news special. you can watch it right here on fox5 tomorrow at one thirty after n-f-l on fox. a celebration 108 years in the making... an estimated five million cubs fans filled the streets of chicago yesterday... to cheer on the world series champions. it was a sea of blue and red in the windy city... from wrigley field to downtown... fans gathered to get

the alert until 10:00 this morning. we have more freeze warnings michalis -- nogales. it is even colder up north. tech up -- check out the temperature in flagstaff below zero at the grand canyon and also payson is 45. we will keep getting this cool air from the north today but no storm systems are in sight. by friday another storm moves in. it will reinforce the cooler air. and we will keep those clear skies in the forecast today. tomorrow some high clouds and by friday some cloud cover. the forecast is for now looking dry. as you plan your day plan on cold temperatures this morning. lunchtime and the high today is 1 degree warmer then yesterday. so we are off to a cold start and look at that seven-day forecast with temperatures staying cool through friday. temperatures do get a little warmer this weekend before another drop in temperatures by next tuesday. who could see rain and snow in just a few minutes, mallory . >>> southbound we are seeing all green and this is southbound until you hit mcdowell. even around the durango curve. i want to give you a quick look from our adot camera. it is gettin

the grand canyon, 40s for st. john's, 70 for yuma, 56 for nogales, valley temps in the mid-60s in apache junction and gateway, 70 for goodyear, maricopa at 62, and cave creek at 64. we should be in the low 70s as we continue to cool down but today making well above the seasonal norm. we are going to continue with that pattern over the next couple of days, the national picture, relatively calm tonight. we do have showers pushing into parts of the pacific northwest, the southeast seeing several of these air qualities in effect because of all of the incredible fires that continue to burn in that region. good news there is a storm system, a low crawling along mid atlantic up to new england, so that should help in the more eastern sections of the conditions. tonight, low 30s for show low, 26 for flag, 44 for kingman, and tomorrow 80s once again across our board in those lower deserts, 80 for kingman, aup for safford, 66 for sedona. cooling down in the valley to the upper 50s for the most part. into tomorrow, we'll see numbers in the mid-80s, nice and clear, so you still have a chance to head out and check out the super m

the high temperature insula is 64. 72 if you are in sedona. prescott at 79. 70s from tucson to safford and down to nogales. are 70 does not change very much over the next few days the next week we see a little bit of warning there -- warming week we have a system that will coulis all the way down into the 70s and we will even see some 60s here across the valley for afternoon highs. that is a look at your weather now we will send it recoup for sports. >>> thanks a lot. it is game night here in the valley. we are starting with high school football playoffs kicking off at the top of hour. we have the coyotes hosting winnipeg and the sun devils host in the utes on the east side. for asu it's their annual blackout game. bobby baker has the story. report >> -->> reporter: welcome back to sun devil stadium. the blackout game senior night with the 15th ranked team in the land utah. this team is 4-2 coming off of the by week but you have never seen sun devil stadium quite like this. black uniforms. on senior night the sun devils are 12-11 when wearing any black in the uniform 3-4 when wearing all black. a win would

cnbc's contessa brewer joins us from the border town of nogales. contessa? he checkpoint, it's 90% hispanic and the democratic party is so ingrained in voters here that in 2008 when john mccain was on the presidential ballot, santa cruz county went for barack obama 72% to 27%. however, it looks like the arizona party thinks it can win more hispanic support. for the first time the state gop established a headquarters here. and mike was a registered democrat until a little more than a year ago and now he is running as a republican for county supervisor, and he doesn't think trump's stand against trade and nafta will affect his business. >> if trump gets elected and puts a fee, i don't know, 20 or 30%, i will just be getting less of a profit, because mexican goods have a lot of profit, a lot of margin. >> reporter: and he is not concerned about the promise to build a wall, nogales already has a fence. the unemployment rate is 12.6% and the business owners i talked to said their profits are off 20% from a year ago, due to tourism and the dropping peso, and they a

the staid here. you got a 33-mile-per-hour gust down in nogales and up in globe 13 miles per hour gust. and not as bad as it has been. we are little bit on the warm side today at buckeye 82 degrees. we had 84 in glendale. 84 in scottsdale and 82 at gateway. other numbers that we have, 68 in payson. 59 in flagstaff. and 90 degrees today at yuma and -- and the 70-degrees down in tucson. temperature will do the same thing. dropping off into the low 60s for you by morning. and look at these other numbers, 56 up in fountain hills. 56 degrees in surprise. 59 in ahwatukee. so we do have some 50-degree temperatures out there. in fact there is our normal low for this time of year at 55 degrees. 68 last night so we are warm on the low and we are little high on the high. you can see 85, 79 would be the norm. 31 your record low for the day. and there was what we were forecasting as you can see here, temperatures coming down just a little bit here over the next day or so and then some moisture in the northwest across texas and you can see a little bit of moisture along that eastern seaboard as well.

nogales. they say the agents saw nearly 35 suspected drug smugglers crossing into the cites from mexico. when border patrol responded, they dropped the 1,100 pounds of marijuana, and ran back over the border into mexico. no word if there were any arrests made. >>> a burglar apparently wasn't paying attention or simply didn't care when he got caught, breaking into a phoenix home, the home outfitted with more than a dozen surveillance cameras, and it captured the man in action. our steve krafft has the story. >> this is a story about a burglar who hit a phoenix home, that there were 16 video cameras following his every move. what was he thinking, this burglar sauntering around the home near 15th avenue and bethany home road. >> didn't he realize how many cameras were here? >> oblivious to it, or he didn't care. i'll be here just so long it doesn't matter, no one is going to catch me. >> reporter: apparently he didn't know or care cameras were filming him as he made off with jewelry, tools, a laptop computer. >> what do you think of who would walk through your house like that? >> there's no

and the democrats have been highly organized. they're sending nogalesing. >> they can relate with my culture an my region from mexico. we're latinos and i think the other party, it is not, like -- >> that matters here in arizona's second poorest county. unemployment is more than twice the national average. there are lots of empty storefronts and business owners report plummeting profits because of the weak peso against the dollar. but in this border town, more than 90% latino, it looks like there is a lot of support for trump as well over the weekend there were trump supporters, millennials out marching through town, carrying signs, pushing their support for him. they had epithets and rocks thrown at them. >> condititessa, thank you very much. join us tomorrow night here on cnbc. we have special election coverage. it begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. that is when the first polls close. >>> all right, up next, the ceo of a big real estate company tells you what he thinks is the best election outcome for his company, and his industry. and heads up, wall s

the winds are blowing again in a few different places and see in nogales, 22 miles per hour. and then as we come north they settle down just a little bit. we go to 85 degrees on the high today. and that's five degrees cooler than yesterday. and then in deer valley 84 out at gateway and 82. in goodyear 84 degrees and buckeye another 82-degree reading. 81 degrees up in kingman. 72 in prescott. in and 79 down in tucson. as we go through the night and by early morning temperatures dropping off nicely into the low 60s. we will be looking at 62, 63, somewhere in there. and there we go, about 61 degrees. look at these 50s that we are seeing around the valley. so things cooling off nicely at night and then warming up a little bit in the day time. 68 the morning low. 55 would be the morning low. the norm. 88 the record high for the day. 31 your record low for the day. and right now as we look at the forecast highs you can see very much toward the norm for this time of year. 80 degrees. 79 is the norm. we see 77s up there as well. as a few little things going on that make it look nice.

but back to arizona dipping into the teens in the grand canyon tonight, 20 for flag, 24 show low, tomorrow, 60 in nogales, 61 for casa grande, 46? prescott and 45 for window rock so like i said, best chance for rain probably in the next few hours, guys. dinnertime up until midnigh. cooling down into the 40s tonight into some valley locations including the 50s in the warmer spots but take a look at our highs and our lows the next ten days. below average, 60s. tomorrow 62 could see a scattered shower oregon or two but the umbrella time probably most likely tonight, but we'll enjoy the benefits of the cool air for the next couple days. >> a rough commute on 17, i bet. >> and just the traffic period coming home from the holiday. >> bad day for it. >> exactly. in all seriousness, be careful out there. if you know somebody who's driving home right now, they're probably in the backup, you can't speed through that difficult weather, but even tonight on our roadways, be careful, guys. could see some rain out there. >> good advice. thank you. >>> a phoenix boutique finding a way to give back to the less fortunate

way, another hello to our friends out there this morning, 59 in dwoeshg, 72 this nogales, 79 in kingman, and as we wrap up the day, we are not going to see a whole lot more than that, 82 in yuma, 72 a pretty nice day really, there's not a whole lot of weather going. some cool weather through the great lakes, but showers and thunderstorms in new england and some in south texas are about all we have got to show. we get you on to the forecast for the valley today, it looks pretty nice, low 80s out there, tomorrow talking about the low 80s as well, and on we roll into next week when we have got some big changes. wednesday will be our transition evening. overnight we'll see cooler air move in, maybe some clouds thursday looks terrific, the high, 70, i'll take that. overnight lows near 50. >> i'll have to pull a sweater out for that one. >> troy has kind of a soft touch with that. >> i do, chilly in the sixties. >> he pulls out the members only jacket. >> kind of that burnt orange color, kind of tan. >> either way. have got a preview of this weekend's big events. >> t cloer quilted northern works so well people can

the i-95 corridor. as you get back here, nothing but sunshine. 79 for kingman. 74 for nogales. winslow will see 66 this afternoon. temperatures get chilly up north tonight. 29 in flagstaff. window rock, you will be dropping to 25 degrees. on we go into the forecast for the next week and a half. look at next thursday, 71 is >> who. >> reporter: i know. it comes out with a whoa or hey now or stop it already. >> stop it already? bring it on is what i would say. >> reporter: depends on where you are from. >> is it go going to be chilly on wickenburg on friday? we'll be there. >> reporter: i will be there early. you don't get there until 7:00. >> how did he score that. diner scoring two omelets with his blackberry. no, he has an e-phone, i think. >> thanks, cory. >>> after the break, donald trump pulling off a win in the presidential election. who voted for him and who did not. >> are we going to list every single person? we're outing a lot of people. >>> the race to save a little boy who is stuck down in this this afternoon .. we're >>> welcome back. this afternoon, we are hearing f

the department of economic security. he was marred by controversy, including buying alcohol for workers at a party in nogales. be sure to connect with cbs5 on facebook, twitter, instagram, share your story with us using #cbs5az. a lot of people are out travelling, it's the start of the holiday. make sure you remember patrols, they are out in full-force. >> we'll have a live report of what's happening at sky harbor as you're waiting for some folks coming in from back east, midwest. gonna be pretty wild. >> thank you with prism tv from centurylink, you can get over 320 channels, whole home dvr, plus you can watch on your devices. and the best part is, you don't have to deal with cable. we love not having cable. but, paul, babe, when -- when was this headshot taken? oh, uh, i don't know. recently, i guess? uh... okay. yeah. [ chuckles ] so, like, recently, recently. centurylink. sweetie, you know what we're craving right now? crispy chicken and fried egg with bacon-like brunch. brunch? but it's 8pm-and it's tuesday- huh, i wonder if my mother would like to stay with us... here's what i'm thinking-brunch. all day,

the moment. boy, where do you want to be? it's great everywhere, 64 in payson now, 55 in flagstaff, and a beautiful 75 down in nogales. valley, our conditions, man, they are good too. we have got clear skies out there. 76 degrees, kind of a -- well, the skies are clear. they are a bit hazy, we have got some thin clouds out there, but no serious weather makers, so we are in for a really nice day all around. 82 is your typical high. that's just about where we'll finish up, i believe, or maybe just under that. 79 will be great, but we'll be right around that 80-degree mark. tonigh drop into the upper 50s. on we go. again, these numbers look just terrific. skies on a bit of the hazy side, a few waves of thin clouds out there. a couple of sprinkles going up around the grand canyon. they won't amount to much. we wish we could drag some of this real weather down into the valley, but i have a feeling that we are going to remain on the dry side as we head through this week. our hopes were pinned on this action in the pacific. looking line of cloud cover following the jet stream. i think it's going to be powering its way up into

up in flagstaff, below the freeze mark grand canyon falls in that category as well. 48 in sedona. 37 in prescott. 52 in casa grande. 43 down in nogales. show low comes in at 36 degrees. cooler around the valley as well. we turn 60's and 70's into a lot of 50's. 52 in maricopa. 53 at 54 at cave creek and fountain hills. mid 50's in mesa. upper 50's in scottsdale. as we get ready for school tomorrow, as the bus shows up, the sun will be shining and the temperature will be down a little bit at 62 degrees. however, we'll warm into the 80's. it will be the low 80's right where we should be tomorrow. we'll have more weather coming up. >> i think the 90's may be gone. >> you think it is over? we won't be complaining for a break. tonight, we're talking about one retailer's decision to get rid of the plus-size clothing section. >>> also, the answer may have you searching for how to stop junk food cravings. ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another inn

the ten-day forecast. right now, temps are definitely cooling down, 63 for us, 42 in over in window rock, nogales at 55, gila bend at 52, yuma at 64. here in the valley right now goodyear at 63 degrees right now, 70, glendale, the warm spot for us there on the map, 58 in deer valley, 68 over in fountain hills, 68 in apache junction, 62 down for you in maricopa. taking a look at our record for today, we were at 77, and that is above normal by five degrees. our high record was set back in 1950. that was as our overnight lows, right where we should be for this time of year, and it was a nice turkey day for you. if you are already full, i'm sorry to show you this again, but think about the leftovers for tomorrow. 74 our high, a beautiful thanksgiving day, a lot of people having meals on the patio because the weather was good enough for it. a few active storms moving their upper midwest, and over in the northeast we do see quite a bit of weather there, a mix of rain and snow and cold temperatures as well. but for us, pretty quiet right now. here's our forecast lows overnight, 54 degrees for you, 25 for you in pre

following reports by the "arizona republic" that des director tim jeffreys took a state plane to nogales back in april and hosted a party with alcohol for workers who gave civil service protections. that party happening during work hours. jeffreys previously lost his authority to terminate employees after firing some 500 workers including many apparently for no reason. governor ducey appointed jeffreys as director of des in february of last year. ducey's chief operating officer henry darwin is now the agency's interim director. >>> the. sent a letter to president obama asking him to intervene in the tense situation in north dakota where native americans and activists are protesting the dakota access pipeline. meantime some lawmakers are calling on the white house to make sure that project is finished. >>> in their letter, the president and vice-president of the navajo nation tell president obama he cannot sit back while there is violence perpetuated against peaceful protesters and the leaders are asking sheriff's deputies to consider the repercussion of excessive use of force. demonstrat

are looking great out there. 31 and sedona, 45 for kingman, into the 60s for yuma, 55 for casa grande, 42 for payson and 44 for nogales, and grand canyon tomorrow, beautiful there, u6 three degrees, a few -- 63 degrees a few degrees cooler in flag, 70 safford and douglas as well. 84 degrees, once again we should be seeing those 70s, and we are going to continue with the above average temperatures for a few days, but then the big changes come as we see yet another system, a dry cold front coming wednesday into thursday. look at that nice cool air that we get as a result of that into the 70s, as we get into the end of your workweek. so if your workweek is dragging on and you can't wait for a friday, i think the nice forecast, well, i'm already ready for friday. is that bad? >> no, that's fine. >> six days a week for all of us. >> hold on to friday, guys. it's going to be gorgeous. >> never let it go. >> yeah, exactly. >> thank you, kristy. >>> st. mary's food bank serving men and women for veterans day, how the food bank is showing gratitude to our heroes ? ? one day a rider made a decision. his motorcycle insurance to