all right. >> ok, so, tucson, arizona, as someone who's never been to tucson, what is sort of the quintessential thing about the c it that people should know? no longer a cowboys and indians kind of city, for sure. people are thinking about john wayne and western movies, that is something they definitely need to put out in their, of their mind. we're close to the border. so, that order politics is really important to a lot of people in tucson. veryve -- as a state is very conservative politically but tucson takes pride in being the button pusher city, the city that is a little bit more progressive than phoenix. one of the great things that tucson had for ages and then go through and come up congress here, we have always had a really burgeoning music scene. we've always had a great music scene since the 1980's when i was going to school here. also right here, congress here. this is right here, a very important part of that music scene. is constantly listed as being one of the best music venues in the country. congress also hosts a lot of national acts, and a strong place for local performancees.

quite high. >> ready to take a ride around tucson? >> i'm ready. >> ok. so, tucson, arizona. as someone who has never been, what is sort of the quintessential thing that people should know? >> well, we are no longer a cowboys and indians kind of city. that's something that they don't really need to put out of the mind. that border politics is really important to a lot of people in tucson. terrye a state to conservative, politically, but takes pride in being the city that's a bit more progressive -- then phoenix -- than phoenix. we have always had a burgeoning music scene. we have always had something great since the 80's. here, this isght a very important part of that music scene. rialto is constantly lifted -- listed as one of the best music venues in the country. it's also a really strong place for local>> lets head south. talking about being close to the border. mexican heritage is alive. a lot of great food. >> talking about heritage. this is just not about mexican food for us. it goes back to the fact we have been an inhabited an area for going back several thousand year

that is where tucson gets its name. vechaeologists ha investigated the area of tucson 's birthplace. and they have uncovered remains of the habitation and cultivation and irrigation going back thousands of years. he evidence of continuous habitation goes back more than 4000 years. and the evidence of cultivation goes back that far. and the evidence of canal irrigation goes back 3500 years. so, tucson is currently the lon continuously inhabited place in the united states that has been documented archaeologically. when the first europeans arrived in this area in the 1690's, they found native american villages strung along the river, the santa cruz river, and there was a village where downtown tucson is today, and they established a christian mission at the location of the native american village. and directly across the river on theyast side in 1775, established a presidio, a fort, to guard this northern frontier of new spain. in the 1950's, there was an beneath theal dig o parking lot and downtown tucson. and they found

presidio.t the tucson this is where metropolitan tucson springs from. it looks darn close to what was here to begin with. i would like to say the soul of the presidio is in each of these breaks. they do contain dirt from the original. the tower is really good. it's a real effective place. what's really wonderful about this museum is the fact that it's built on the spot where the actual presidio stood. on the ground we actually have an outline of where it was and of course, due to modern construction standards, the new walls can of offset. the presidio is marked. you can take a walk downtown to see exactly where it was. the design goes back to roman times. the spanish do it a certain way and they follow it all the way up. pile after pile of tall adobe bricks. interestingly they are not really worried about the native peoples attacking. they were not really worried about the brought -- the british, they were worried about the russians invading. what we have learned about the west is that there was a lot more cooperation among the different people than opp

is reallyder politics important to a lot of people in tucson. estate is very conservative politically -- the state is very conservative politically but takes pride in being all button pusher, a little bit more progressive than phoenix. one of the great things and that is an has had for ages data we have always had a really burgeoning music scene. we have always had a great music scene assist the 1980's. -- a very right here important part of that music scene. listed asconstantly one of the best music venues in the country. congress holds a lot of national -- and a place for local performances. >> lets head south. talking about being close to the border. mexican heritage is allowed. -- alive. a lot of great food. >> talking about heritage. this is just not about mexican food for us. it goes back to the fact we have been and inhabited an area for going back several thousand years. argument -- and that is what we embrace. >> you recently were given the distinction? >> wrote heritage site for strong economy. food heritage is not just mexican food th

and that's where i've had richard shelton who was a unit here in tucson south of tucson called santa reta, and he was teaching writing workshop there. he was -- chosen, teacher of the year. he's a biologist. he taught biology, and he ran away with 14-year-old student. and when asked why, he says stupidity. which is probably about as accurate as you could get. >> i was writing at the time. i was interested in learning more it be if always wanted to be a writer, and so i came into his workshop with some published work. i shared it with the group. most of the guys applauded they thought it was great. richard shelton it was like shaking his head. >> he tells story about how critical i am. he said when -- one student turned in, and i read it and then i said well, it's a terrible waste of good punctuation, and things like that really cruel are things that kind of saved up and he brings out -- and richard shelton kept pushing me he was like you know, there was more than just writing about a profile. you know, there's you need to reach deeper. you kept like pushing me i guess. and so i start

drop there to equivalent of a titan ii on the city of tucson, the city of tucson would cease to exist. there were 54 titan ii missiles altogether. 18 of them were around tucson, arizona. around 18 were based wichita, kansas. were aroundt of 18 little rock, arkansas. the part of the nuclear triad that the united states was using during the cold war. 1000 are also another minuteman intercontinental ballistic missiles on alert at the same time as the titan ii. -- the same time the titan ii was operational. when the air force opened the women,i career field to it had previously been close to women because it is a combat position, and when the air force transitioned to the all volunteer force, they realized they were not going to be able to man all of the titan ii sites. they weren't going to have enough people. the decision was made to open the career field to women. i was in college at the university of virginia at the time in reserve officer training, rotc. i was recruited for this in the very early days of the career field being open to women. i was a crew commander. i commanded a 4 pe

that's where i met mister shelton who was in aunit in tucson . south of tucson called santa rita. and he was teaching a writing workshop there. >> he was chosen teacher of the year. he's a biologist, taught biology. and he ran away with a 50-year-old student and when asked why, he said stupidity. which is probably about as accurate as you could get quite i was writing at the time area i was interested in learning more about it. i always wanted to be a writer and so i came into his workshop with some published work, i shared it with the group area most of the guys applauded, they thought it was great area mister shelton who was like, shaking his head area you told these stories about how critical i am. one student turned in his poem and i read it and i said well, it's a terrible waste of good punctuation. and things like that, really cool things. >> and richard shelton just kept pushing me. just like, you know, there's more than just writing about people's profiles. there's, you need to reach deeper. he kept pushing me. and so i started making these connections between the wildlife

. >> welcome to tucson on american history tv. located in the southern arizona sonoran desert, tucson is the longest continuously settled city in the u.s. with help from our cox communications cable partners, we will explore the history of the city. coming up, we will visit sue aro national park and efforts being him -- save the giant>> we arer we're monitoring. we have these established plots where we go out count each one. that will help us understand what's happening with the population. >> later, with the tucson presidio, giving visitors a sense of what life was like for spanish settlers. >> this is where metropolitan tucson springs from. everyone thinks of the west is a place where there was a lot of fighting, but we learned that there was a lot more cooperation among the different people that offer -- than opposition. >> we begin with a visit to a foreignol

i got my graduate degree here and i have been in tucson for 26 years. a 44% of latino population here. and like i said, i came in for college but i have lived here and i had never been to a national park ear. i got recruited out of the local county government here as the community engagement coordinator --ause i was -- as they said the target audience of the next 100 years. so there was almost an experiment to see what it would take to engage folks of my demographic to attend the parks. historically, the park service has not been inviting. but over the last five years there has been a concerted effort to try to engage, not just folks of color, and of different abilities. a lot of our facilities have been made accessible for folks with disabilities. so that is part and parcel of somei think is keeping folks away, they think it is the old national park service that somemited to vehicles -- folks think we are set up for professional hikers and we are not. it really is designed to be accessible to all. recently, we have funding to establish and all ada acce

that's the order from a federal judge in tucson. he said they must provide clean mats and blankets to migrants held for at least 12 hours. >>> president elect donald trump has agreed to a $25 million settlement from three lawsuits against trump university. they allege the school failed to deliver education it promised. some plaintiffs will get half their money back. others will get all their money back. >> connect with us on facebook, twitter or instagram. story by using #cbs5az. >>> this is one of the most famous dresses around. marilyn monroe wore it when she sang happy birthday to president kennedy it. sold for nearly $5 million last night. the buyer was ripley's believe it or not. we believe it now! there are more than 2,500 handstitched crystals on that dress. >> i feel like we need the video of her singing. and since we don't have it, paul, you can you refresh people's memory? >> happy birthday to you -- ? ? [ singing ] ? ? >> it's mr. president. >> that is not what she sounded like. previously on macgyver... can i help you? i

it was really important to a lot of people in tucson. we have a state that is very conservative but a it kind of takes pride in using -- in doing the button pusher. it's a little bit more progressive than phoenix. when the great things that they've have for ages and then go through and come up that way. we always have a really big version of the music scene. when i was going to school here. we have congress right here. it's a very important part of that music scene. they are constantly listed as being one of the best music venues in the country. they also have a lot of national access. local performances. what's leave downtown. and headed south. one of his food. i think we're talking earlier. this isn't just about mexican food for us. it also goes back. with the area that goes back thousands of years. that's what we embrace. we were given that distinction. it was just not mexican food. it hasn't been there that long. it's also about a connection. two tribes here. both of them are important parts working community here. the antioch d. the

those el paso people will be in tucson tomorrow. we have got to have that line, even if it means i have to go see cochise myself. here. pedro. buried in it. >> [laughter] >> my associates. john cannon. general tirrel. tirrel. may i present robert morris, the president of the el paso stage. my wife victoria. >> i hope that you will let us greet you more properly at the high chaparral, gentleman. >> believe me, we will be glad. >> if we cannot get things minds. >> it is not made up to lately. the general does not share my enthusiasm. >> this route was approved worthwhile years ago. >> and got stuffed by cochise for his trouble. >> times have changed, general. >> times, but the apaches have not changed. gentlemen, the same thing that happened to butterfield cod happen -- >> klees, i may we freshen up somewhere before the meeting? >> yes, i will show you to the hotel. >> that is not necessary. we will see you later. mrs. cannon. general. >> i have very important purchases to make. >> all right, vivioria. >> mr. cannon -- >> what? >> mr.

we are starting on the place of tucson's birth, the presidio, a reconstructed presidio in downtown tucson. presidio san augustine, and this is where on august 20, 17 75, at this irish mercenary, hugo, an irish man, moved the presidio from tuback to tucson, and this is what we claim as our birthplace and birth to, august 20, 1775. 240 years ago. was not sure i could actually accomplish something different for an entire year every week. bisbee and moved to douglas. i stayed at a hotel on friday 13, and it is haunted just like about every hotel in arizona is haunted. i spoke with someone and she said, you know, these hotels are all haunted and historic. she said, i think it means the plumbing is bad. she was done with historic. she wanted something more modern. i would bounce a lot of things off of her. we are opposite in a lot of ways. so went to douglas and tombstone, of course, and a wonderful historian there took me around the town and talked to me about wyatt earp and who he really was. he called him a gambler and a pimp. wonderful guy, mark weisburger. dressed up in all the typical per

holding rallies in both phoenix and tucson. here in the valley.. the virginia senator will be making his remarks entirely in spanish. . and just last night.. we got word that donald trump's running mate mike pence will be in mesa tommorrow morning. this comes after trump paid us a visit over the weekend. also on thursday - mitt romney will be in town for a senator john mccain at the cubs spring training park in mesa. doors open at 5-30 and the event starts an hour later.. now to the latest on the twist in hillary clinton's private email case.. the f-b-i says they are working quickly to go through the thousands of new emails - meanwhile.. democrats continue to investigate the timing of the f-b-i's announcment. but their party's presidential nominee is trying to downplay the news.. and focus on firing up voters instead... the nearly 650-thousand emails are connected to clinton's top aide - huma abedin. no one can say how many might be related to her private server.. or whether they're duplicates already seen by investigators.. but donald trump is hop

that pales in comparison to what happened in tucson. it's been a long season. they would make the team happier to finish the season on a sweet note. they can bring the cap back on the tucson.>>> this is the biggest game of the calendar. there seeking to go and if we don't go they can go. >> reporter: this is basically simple game. they took a couple years off. uribe leads the all-time series. the right another tonight at 730 between the sun devils and wildcats. as a great scene a great celebration tonight in tucson for the territorial cup. >>> cardinals quarterback has taken a lot of criticism. he's thrown only 13 touchdowns with 10 pics and sacked three times. the second most in the league a cop needs time to throw sunday against the beatable falcons defense. >>> we've been ranked up in whoever's in there, be ready to roll. we can't wait until sunday. we are strong and powerful. whoever's in there is looking for the opportunity. >> there are six games left. there is no room for error. they have to win out to have a chance. asu and uribe, both teams struggling,

one arizona lawmaker says tucson is violanting state law... by destroying guns seized from crime scenes... or turned in by residents. representative mark finchem.. says a 20-13 law requires that otherwise legal guns obtained by law enforcement agencies be ?sold. city records show that the tucson police last three years. ?? toss to morning juice ?? he's known by a lot of different names...the rock.. wrestling champion...hollywood superstar...and now ... dwayne johnson can add one more title to that list...father of the year... check it out...the rock pulled off one of the best halloween costumes yet... dressing up as pikachu... for his daughter jasime.pikachu... is her favorite character ... danced around for her... over and over again... even though .. he says he was ?roasting inside the costume!the rock said... everytime pikachu stopped... jasmine would start crying so he just had to keep going... ronda rousey...has been laying low since the last time she was in the octagon... getting knocked out by holly holm. ronda says... its time to get f

bend and -- the love and and cassegrain the end tucson. not bad at all, we have the great do warm-up and 80s first thursday friday 20% chance of rain and looking dry. that is a look at the weather. >> 12 sports is sponsored by your valley toyota dealers. >>> how about that. kids these days are no longer dreaming of world series championships and super bowl trophies or sports illustrated supermodel boyfriends, instead they all want -- every wants to know how do i get a cookie. that young man ten-year-old go the first one, congrats. without further it to lead as handouts some cds for the best of the weekend of sports, i want to get it good sense of them are couldn't be -- the makuch be to eric -- the sons ms. velde --bledsoe, joked about it afterward. >>> . >>> bledsoe later changed his jersey after this photo to twitter by storm. >>> next is my thanks on the -- cesar chavez running back mike chavez on friday, he gets a turn around the size of the run backwards was moonwalk the way to the end zone, watch it again rogers act title subtitle te

you're going to school in tucson. >> tucson? >> it will have to be your decision. >> i will go to tucson. >> very well. a must have your promise you will not try to run away. you will not be given another chance. >> i promise i will not try to run away. >> it's possible for you to t-mobile -- tame a wolf with a little work. >> there is something i have to try to figure out. who is going to take care of him. >> how about your girlfriend, the one you told me about. >> that is not a good idea. she works in the cantina. >> you have no responsibility. the >> there is another side of me you do not know. >> [speaking spanish language] >> what did i tell you? >> i don't see what is so funny. not good to have such a mother. >> you've got a point, ma'am. >> we have to find >> what carlos needs is a real home with the mother and father and children. how many children does fernando rodriguez have? >> 15. >> 15? him another one? >> not me, you. it is hard when you have one or two. when you have so many, just one more would not hurt. >> i was

for "el tour de tucson." tour de tucson." people were still riding tonight until 5 this evening... after getting an early start this morning among the riders... was former congresswoma n.. gabby giffords ....with her husband, mark kelly. after crossing the finish line... giffords tweeted out describing her ride-- one word: awesome! ride-- one word: awesome! says, "we have a common goal and we care about each and we care about each other" that common goal.. is putting an end to lung illnesses.. like cancer, asthma, cancer killer.. and todays lung force walk.. shined a light on why we all need clean air.. and healthy lungs. clean air.. and healthy lungs. says, "our team name is baconators" this group of m good for another 100,000 miles" "3, 2, 1 and lift off for nasa goes-r" check it out-- the most advanced weather satellite ever built rockets toward orbit tonight. the "goes-r"... took off from cape canaveral, florida. the satellite is part of an 11- billion dollar effort by the u.s. to revolutionize forecasting. it'll track weather like never before. hurricanes, tornadoes, lightning

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. >> the fact is, in colorado, the money promised that was going to go to school, the amount of money has not been showing up in schools and one of the state senators who is in this letter the time where the pot money is and only a fraction is going to the schools. the rest is going to the bureaucracy.

tucson gets its name. archaeologists have investigated the area called tucson's birthplace. remains ofncovered habitation, cultivation and irrigation going back thousands of years. the evidence of continuous habitation goes back 4000 years and the evidence of cultivation goes back that far. the evidence of canal irrigation goes back 400 years. tucson is currently the longest continuously inhabited place in the united states and documented archaeologically. when the first europeans arrived in this area in the 16 90's, they found native american strong along the santa cruz river and there is a village right here where downtown tucson is today. they established a christian location of the native american village and directly across the river, on the east side, they established a fort to guard this northern frontier. 1950's, there was an here inogical dig tucson and they found a remnant wallation of the presidio and directly beneath that, they found the remains of a 1000 year old native american house. since the 1950's, we have known the per city of and the native american occup

we had 72 in prescott. 72 in payson. 61 in flagstaff. 59 at show low. 83 degrees in tucson today. through the night, we're going to drop the temperature down to 66 is what we were talking about earlier. a little chillier than that this morning. we'll show you. as you can see, the other temperatures lower than the mid 60's around the valley. as you look at the 86 on the high today. it was 61 this morning. 92 record high for the day. 34, your record low for the day. here is what you're forecasting. we get you into the upper 80's tomorrow but we'll be that temperature down a little bit as well. looking across the country, it is the midsection of the country. we're seeing rain down by new orleans as they get ready for a rainy election day tomorrow. take a look at the forecast in the long range. we do have it a little warm today but we back it off nicely by the end of the week, we will see a 70-degree temperature. watch your kids around water. >> thank you, dave. >>> new video shows bubbling inside a lava lake on hawaii's kilauea volcano. >> liquid hot magma. >> this is the look showin

is located in tucson. we visited the base to learn about its history and current mission. yearshas been over two since i got here. i've been flying the a-10 warthog. 1978 to 1979, we still fly in just that old. they have been built to go low and slow to stop tanks. they have been adapted to the current times. it is now adapted to in all day, all night, medium attitude type fighter. they were used in desert storm where tanks were widely seen. had 18dron here, we combat- assigned aircraft are -- that are ready to go. they are built to be survivable. if you look at the jet, it is very high mounted with its engine. the engine is separated from the fuselage. if it catches on fire, it can earn and fall off. and fall off. the big wings create a lot of lift. maingeargear -- the does not go fully into the jet. the tires are still visible as we fly. land and breakl the -- brake the aircraft. there crafters a variety of bombs and missiles. a targeting pod, air to ground missiles, a full continent of weapons. -- complement of weapons. the gun takes up the entire length of the aircraft

i wonder if asu is a little nervous about the game in tucson tomorrow. good job! back to you. >> impressive that we could hear you the whole time. [ laughter ] >>> apple is looking to change >>> some amazon shipments could be delayed this season. transports amazon shipments went on strike today. amazon says it works with a variety of carriers and doesn't expect to have many problems. >>> apple may be bringing back the old-school flip-phone with a modern twist it. just got a patent for a flexible iphone which folds in half. it would block posts in some parts of the world. >>> the holidays are fun but they can be financially stressful. 48% of americans say they spend more than expected and 44% feel obligated to spend more than they can afford on gifts. >>> justin bieber accused of punching a nan in the face in barcelona. the fan reached into bieber's limo. giving him a bloody lip. >>> astronauts are getting set to celebrate thanksgiving. it will be quite traditional. want crew will be eating the thushgy dinner with all the trimmings. theirs will be dehydrated. gotta

people protesting in tucson, arizona, as well. we'll bring you late developments there. >>> we begin on the breaking news on the security clearances. joining us new, former ci aa an fib official, philip mudd. does this surprise you? >> it does. we need to take a step back for a moment. everything about this campaign, anderson, has been usual. take the name, trump, kids' names out, the president-elect relied on people during the campaign for advice. he goes to intelligence officials and says, when i begin to get intelligence briefings, more seriously, as i'm president-elect, i want the same people i relied on during the campaign to be in those intelligence briefings. will you give them a security clearance? put yourself in the position of intelligence professionals. you're going to say, if you think those are appropriate advisers, we will go through the formal process to try to clear them at a serious level so they can sit in on your briefings. i understand it. it is highly unusual, anderson. >> especially if, i mean, his grown chi

clear in phoenix, tucson, flagstaff. just about everywhere you go. we do have the wind to deal with. and, it is pretty breezy. mainly south of i-40. or actually, south of payson. we are going to see that wind stick around for today. we are having sustained winds at 18 miles an hour in the valley. we could see gusts as high as, say, 20, 25. here is the 2:00 look. and we are seeing the yellows in and around phoenix. that is in the 22, 25 miles an hour range. the oranges down by tucson. that is approaching the 30 to 35 miles an hour range. as we get going into the evening, 6:00 right here, things do relax. if you are going to the polls after 6:00, they close at 7:00, you can still vote if you are in line at 7:00. much less wind for the evening voting. by 10:00 a.m. less wind, but da here is the 8:00 a.m. picture. and especially down by tucson and globe. southern gila county. pretty gusty conditions. wednesday afternoon, 12:00, breezy, then we relax those winds in the afternoon. a couple of breezy days ahead. and that is it. i think we are going to land

maricopa six years since the tragic shooting that happened in tucson? now, gabby giffords and her husband are sitting down with the sister station in tucson talking about progress. what she's been working on and doing to mutual forward. we're told that gabby giffords has been doing yoga twice a day and riding he spanish and attending political events. she worked to recover from the drad the traumatic brain injury. she has limited use of the right arm, walks with a limp and struggles to find the right words to say. y that focussed on the future while she's still healing. >> move ahead. move ahead. >> just move ahead. >> yes. >> don't worry about the past. we're focussed on the future impact. >> reporter: they want a positive impact as they're working to build a permanent memorial that will honor the victims of the tucson shooting. you can hear much more of the interview coming up on 12 news at 10. lie in the satellite center, brian west, 12 today is. >> thank you. >>> and check your hot headlines this morning. after 28 years on tx;:!o has bee the first d

on january 8 -- mass shooting in tucson on january 8, 2011. we have a simple -- a sample. we are seeing some of her work with the nasa team. we have her work with nancy pelosi and her husband mark kelly. when we see congressional papers of gabrielle giffords, what is different from other papers is that it documents not only her work in congress, but her recovery as well as the aftermath of the mass shooting. her collection is a lot of get well cards sent not just locally, but all over the country. many were sent from school kids, famous people, people from all over the world. here we have a shoe that was sent to her, one of the most unusual items in the collection. it is basically a get well card that was mailed as a shoe. this is a proclamation by president obama honoring the shooting victims of january 8, 2011. it is important to have a collection related to political activities in tucson and washington dc, because they document what was happening at the time locally and nationally. >> is weakened, we featured the history of tucson, arizona

we're still continuing to see showers and storms around the tucson area. that's where this moisture started a little earlier today. that could be making its way up from the taou san area into the valley as we head through the -- from the tucson area into the valley as we head through the rest of the day. almost 20 degrees cooler than we were at this time yesterday. it actually feels more like a winter day for us or winter night. 66degrees at phoenix sky harbor. we have a wind at 15 miles per rainfall totals across portions of maricopa and pinol county. maricopa the city of maricopa picking up .7 of an inch of rain there. pretty good. we have more to come. chances will continue into early tomorrow morning. >> and of course you can head on over to 12 12news.com for the latest on this weather. >>> the other big story tonight, just five days to go are getting very intense around arizona. people waiting in line for hours to cast their vote. >> you can definitely feel the excitement growing. with so much on the line, arizona ground zero for both democrats and re

live in tucson, kevin cox, 12 sports. >> he knows it's coming. a good game tonight and we will check back into the evening. >> even if they both had bad records, it's always a great game. >>> fearless. a few adjectives to describe hockey athletes. the only requirement is a passion for the sport and the ability to have fun on the ice. brian west met up with a brand- new team and our state, the first of its kind making a difference on and off the week. >> it's great. i've always wanted to play on the team. >> next just got promoted to captain of his hockey team. >> it makes captain of the arizona coyotes. >> nick along with his band of arizona brothers and sisters make up the bobcats. the first special needs hockey team. >> when i first started, i had to get my balance a little bit.>> people started donated generously with care and ice asking the community to help out with equipment. when it comes to playing the sport, for these athletes, the real goal is having fun. >> it's less about hockey and promoting independence and coordination. when you pl

tucson. the county can't afford an extra deputy. i don't want any pay. no? why not? i'm civic-minded, that's all. you don't have any funny idea about exchanging that nun for him, huh? you want kidder in tucson-- that's where he'll be. now if i borrow him along the way, you got no objectionon do you? no. once he's in tucson, i'm off the hook. swear me in. you've got a wanted poster out on you too. swear me in. well, now, where are we going? tucson. suppose i don't want to get on that horsese look, it don't matter to me whether you get on that horse or across it, you're going to tucson. i've killed men for using kinder tones to me than that. to ride that horse, mister? remember, any detours better be short and to the point. yes, sir. - i'll see you now, hear? - all right. ( clicks tongue ) yah! hold it. you know a hideout near mission junction?n? why? you know why. well, now, i got a slow brara. suppose you tell me. i want you to take me there. at's the first bit of sense i've heard since i've

tucson. all in all, the freddie forecast looks pretty good. 78 degrees in the afternoon. if you head out in the afternoon temperatures will fill warm. saturday down to 76. we will drop 10 degrees down to 66 sunday. we will then be cooler on monday. this storm will bring us a dose of cooler air. it looks like we will get a good chance of rain on sunday evening and monday. and that we will get snow in the higher terrain. that's no level looks to drop to 5000 feet. we will have wintry driving conditions that you can expect monday. keep that in mind if you have driving plants. this -- plans. this storm system is still evolving park you can look for updates on abc15.com park >>> do not -- abc15.com park >>> do not try to eat your thanksgiving food all at once. we have the secret to storing your leftovers so that they look just like the first >> hey smart shoppers, we are here at central kitchen. were talking thanksgiving leftovers. we are here with the general manager. what do people know -- what

starting out in tucson at 49. back into the 80s. tucson 82. we'll see the mid-80s here across the valley, and close to that 90-degree mark as you get southwest towards yuma to tomorrow afternoon. another peak at those temperatures valley wide. 50s and 60s. we will have slightly above average overnight lows. 55 in laveen. here's a look at your forecast by the lunch hour. already up to 80, and we'll top it out tomorrow, 2 degrees warmer than where we hit today at 86. sunny skies, all day long. 85 gilbert, and queen creek will hit 85 as well. wednesday, we see a little more cloud cover. then 70s. below average highs in the forecast coming up on thursday. cold front comes in. it will bring gusty winds. not only to the valley, but the state. we may see a stray light shower or two across the higher terrain. 74 friday. then 80s, back above average as we wrap up next weekend. >> sounds god, >>> first, we've got to talk nascar. running in the camam500. with everything riding on the semifinal race, the drivers look to make it to the final four for next

he worked if are the tucson fire department for some 20 years. >>> an arizona man -- >> hold on. i will try this one. an arizona man going to oxford university as a rhodes shul -- scholar. he was chosen out of 800 immigrants. he was one of the top 20 documents from usc with a bachelor's degree in political science. he plans to read for public policy and master of theologist when he is in england. >>> the maricopa police briefings to policy updates are now available any time any where. fox 10's anita roman explains. >> reporter: nothing is ever routine for officers who patrol our streets but the ones that work for the maricopa police department can count of one thing. >> we load everything up and load into see what calls for our service and sees anything that is updated that we need to and policies that are new. >> reporter: it is a new way of policing. the city of maricopa adapted the paperless cloud program about two years ago. >> they see immediately what they have to do, any policies they have to sign. we have brief with the chief. >> reporter: policy, procedure, and training

your next chance to vote is tucson on election day. the best times to vote the midmorning and midafternoon if you want to avoid the long lines. ymca helping out voters by all branches will offer the services for families up to four hours so they don't have to wait in long lines. the program is open to members and nonmembers alike and kids of any age are welcome. you can take your child between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. on election day. >>> donald trump jr. speaks to supporters of his father in gilbert on the final days heading into the election. trump says voters are fed up with the status quo washington. >> they are sick and tired of being lied to. they are sick and tired of the false promises. they are sick and tired of someone in a far off land living the american dream because we sent it there. our politicians have done this time and time again. they made these promises that they can't deliver on and we keep accepting it. ok, four more years later, what is different with this batch, absolutely nothing. this time around. >> other spea

gabby and her husband mark kelly sat down with our sister station kvoa in tucson to talk about her progress and what she's working on. january will be six years since the tragic shooting that nearly took her life.but the former congresswoman is pushing forward... she tells nbc she has been recovering shooting... she has limited use of her right arm... walks with a limp and still struggles to find the right words for what she wants to say. 3 gabby and mark are 3 working to get a permanent memorial built in downtown tucson to honor the six victims.again you can only see her interview tonight on 12 news at 10.in the satellite center... bw 12 today. this morning... well over a hundred students at a-s-u... aren't waking up in their dorm rooms... because of severe hamilton is live in tempe. 3 3 3 ?? toss to morning juice ?? morning juice ?? toss to ?? toss to ?? toss to morning juice 3 ?? 3 3 it is - possibly - the worst sandwich ever created... at least that's the consensus among the 12 today staff... but apparently they are in the apparently they are in the minority... because mcdonald's ?mc-ri

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and then tucson at 82 degrees. 72 in sedona. 57 up in show low. and then in flagstaff today 64 degrees. this is what we are looking at for forecast lows tonight. 50s. mid-50s in buckeye. mid-50s in mesa. upper 50s in cave creek. 57 in chandler. and there is a 61 at sky harbor overnight. we are little out of that and that's what we had last night. 84 for the high this afternoon. 80 and 56 normal high and low. there is your record high at 95 and record low at 34. looking at forecasting now, mid-80s for tomorrow. there are some upper 80s in that mix. and some lower 80s in the mix mixed bag. some 60s and 70s showing up across the mountains as we come down the mountain and we will see mid-70s at globe. 87 at gila bend and 89 degrees at yuma in tucson it will be the mid-80s. looking across the country a little something approaching the west coast here. a little bit of rain. we are seeing some higher elevations, snow very light in the northwest. couple of real good storms in this texas one by houston kinda breaks apart. some of it goes up through dallas

last time he played in tucson, he got food poisoning. he had to postpone his concert for a day >>> this is a live look in a mesa neighborhood. obviously these neighbors -- look at that. getting into the spirit. goodness. beautiful. we want to know when you, your family and great job. >> really good. >> love christmas lights. this is the mormon temple in mesa. they have some free concerts throughout the month of december december. >> perfect weather to check that out. >> you need a jacket though. >> i always tell people, i was talking to my dad back east, it was in the 40s there. and i said well tonight it's gonna be in the 40s here. but the desert cold is different. >> it is. it does get to you, it gets to those bone fist you're not covered up.ee -- the high country is really dealing with some temperatures that even people in the northeast and midwest have to given respect to. 11 degrees currently in flagstaff. it is thick right now in greer -- six right now in greer, the lowest temperature on the map. these temperatures are colder than

. >>> a federal judge in tucson says that the civil rights of immigrant detainees are being violated. he is now ordering the border patrol not to deprive immigrants sleep at den centers. three former detainees have filed a lawsuit, claiming they do not have activity so he says head care tear--access to medical tear. >>> and maricopa county inmates can say good-bye to the pink under wear because the new sheriff is getting rid of them. he also plans to scale back on the old time chain gangs that sheriff joe arpaio is currently using. >>> a neighborhood is now folks are pointing fingers at a temporary nursery that has been put in bier adot,--being put in by adot. but they are saying that the new planter has not changed the ground. >> adot says it is not the trees and then probably nobody from adot lives over here, either. so they can say what they want to say. it is here now. >> the neighborhood near the path of the future south freeway, which is why adot is working in this area, to help with the problems, some are doubling up on pest spray and doing daily black light checks around the h

and 79 is the forecast for tucson. looking across the country you can see that system kind of pushing into the west here. that will come in a little farther and come a little farther south as well. we will suffer some windy conditions and cooler conditions and although there is a chance of rain, the chances are pretty slight at this point in time. you can see this active weather across the great lakes snow. and it brought the temperatures down 42 in chicago. 36 in minneapolis. 44 in detroit. 58 in washington. and 48 in boston. you see these other temperatures down a little bit as far as the west coast is concerned with that 52 in seattle. 59 overnight. here comes your weekend. 73 degrees for your saturday. great saturday. sunday a little different. coming through and we go to 60 and then hit those 50s and right at 60. watch your kids around water. >>> thank you. have a great weekend. just a reminder, you check your forecast and get weather alerts 24/7 using our fox 10 weather app. it's free. it's fantastic and it's ava

johns. 69 in tucson. through the night, temperature dropping off into the 50's and we'll see 49 degrees in scottsdale. 43 at queen creek. surprise, 47 degrees overnight. here's your day, 51 degrees this morning. 71 this afternoon. 72, and 50 is would be your normal high and low. 89, record high. 30, your record low for the day. other numbers we have are the forecast highs very much like today's high. 71 degrees and a lot 70-degree temperatures. a few upper 60's degree temperatures joining in that number as well. 61 degrees in prescott. 57 in payson. 50 in flagstaff. those are the forecast, 76 in yuma. 772 forecast for tucson for tomorrow. looking across the country, you see this little front that is pushing into the west here involving washington, oregon, northern portions of california. more snow now but there has been freezing rain and snow, kind of a mixture of snow and rain. there is more snow than there had been and places like syracuse pick up 25 inches of snow in a two-day period. 51 overnight. 71

sun devils going to travel to tucson on free to take on the u of a. friday they will be trying to avoid their first winless season in conference play since 1957. >> even if you don't play you understand the the intensity of the game you have alumni come through understand the history the university of what it means to the community. you kind of grow a late for them over the >> you hear that from both sides. arizona state men's basketball on wednesday visit from the citadel at 2:00 p.m. not so good for second year coach bobby hurley after losses to northern iowa undamped son. >> i'm very much on edge. we got to keep improving on the practice floor. we got to learn to i think we have good talent base but it's got to work together better. >> upset tonight state of indiana third ranked whose wayne mastodons and they intercept the inbound pass and win the game. they storm the floor. without question the biggest win in the history of the fort wayne program. gray hawkins scene of the pga junior league championship. super tee show from 13-year-old ian gil yan

we head down to tucson and of course on thanksgiving 77. few clouds. 78, sunny and don't forget on friday. yeah, the territorial tucson and phoenix going at it, the wild cats and the sun devils. so a lot going on there. staying in town. that's thank is a good idea. take a look at it 74 degrees. we will see a few clouds. with a few clouds. it will be breezy through that period. we will have more weather coming up. >> what did you forget? you need onions? garlic? celery? chestnuts. >> wine. >> wine. the rush is on at valley grocery stores. people checking off their holiday shopping list. andrew hasbun live at the basha's in central phoenix. there is always something that you forget. it's almost like >> always. but john nobody forgets the wine. come on now. there is always something that people forget we are in the paper towel aisle and that's because that's on the list of items that people forget when they are doing their thanksgiving shopping this much aisle as you can see is empty behind me. but take a look at the checkout lines. not empty

like overnight when a tucson officer was forced to shoot and kill a man who wouldn't stand down. the officer used a stun gun at one point but said the guy kept attacking him. >> it's unpredictable out there. >>> a south san francisco after being knocked out cold with a skateboard. >> law enforcement is going through difficult times with unprovoked targeted attack on police officers. yesterday this hit home here in south san francisco. >> as he mentioned investigators say it was unprovoked. no warning here. the suspect behind bars. warnings out there and they are true. school records showing students, even the principal complaining about bus driver's behavior before the crash. the driver would slam on the brakes if the students were moving seats. six children died in the crash. >>> a deadly shooting at a park feet from a youth football game in lieuville on thanksgiving is not connect -- louisville on thanksgiving is not connected to the game. two people died. others are in the hospital. police know a fight led to the shooting but so far no arrests. day by day the president-elect f