backed van buren because van buren was nice to peg. all right. jackson brought in coonskin democracy. his election changed the country. before jackson, only the elites governered. think about it. jackson was a brand new type of president. our first six presidents, washington, adams, jefferson, madison, monroe and adams again, the adams family, our first six presidents were the most elite, privileged men. washington married into money. jackson is an orphan brawler, duelist who runs around with prostitutes from the frontier. so it brings in a new kind of coonskin democracy. they called it that because -- if you can see the picture at the bottom -- because at jackson's inaugural l of the, there were more men wearing buckskin with knives and pistols, so they called it coonskin democracy. jackson brings in the average people. 800,000 people over the 1824 election voted in 1828. an increase of 800,000 people. the 1828 reactionelection marks the first time in our country's history when a viable number of people came out and voted. democracy w

west of downtown phoenix a bicycle bicyclist was struck and killed by a truck at 35th avenue and van buren. i -- a live shot from the crew on the scene, at happen an hour ago the driver of the trucks -- truck stay at the scene and officers are investigating the area westbound van buren avoid that area from 37th avenue to 39th avenue. another accident happening right now pretty bad crash on the loop 202 -- loop 202 and dobson. this is an exit ramp, but it is blocking much of the ramp you are able to get by in the right lane only, might want to avoid it and stick on the two oh two. 202. >>> arizona's first million opened up at the former bank building. what does it look like? kindly cruise gives us an inside look. >>> this is the 6800 facility in scottsdale, it's got a resemblance to a jewelry store with the cases. why -- let's talk to the ceo to talk about the inspiration and vision behind us the dispensary -- the dispensary. >>> had three years, 3.5 years i -- at another dispensary and valley may have to see tens of thousands of people got a lot of feedback from employees from patients, we

what's your preference-- madison or van buren? van buren has a certain wisdom about him. what's bothering you? i think we're gonna pass the d.r.e.a.m. act. cyrus is on it like a dog with a bone. you know he called sanchez' widow? good. it needs to be passed. still, there should be limits. we're political animals. we're not animals. sometimes i think he's too willing to go to extremes. tom, hal, would you come here, please? tom? yes, ma'am? you would take a bullet for the president, wouldn't you? there isn't a person in this building who isn't willing to go to extremes for you. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (stephen) i got it. you got it? got what? mechanic report--i got it. how'd you get it? i got it. i bet you did. i looked through 200 reports, every inspection made on this plane in the last year. these are two separate reports. this one's signed and dated by a mechanic in phoenix last fall... (clicking) a week ago--the last inspection before the crash. no problems reported in either. that's bad for us, right? that means the plane was fine. read line four-- "po

up martin van buren. it's been a while. >> are they helpful? >> yes, i think they are, to study not only the history and how it happened and what they did, but in some ways the internal life of these figures and what they went through, it's very striking to me is most of the occupants of the white house, historically, who spent their whole lives hunger and thirsty for this ambition find themselves pretty unsatisfied when they reach it. often they leave the white house disappointed, disillusioned or broken. very few of them leave, historically wishing for more. that tells you something about human ambition and about political ambition in particular. >> finally, what's on your summer reading list? >> what are you looking for two? >> i'm hoping some friends provide me with some reading material. actually i stopped by a bookstore recently and i got a couple of books. i'm looking at reading a book about michael collins who wasn't irish revolutionary hero in the beginning of the 20th century, we are celebrating

and we're going back to the bank robbery we told you about earlier at credit union west near van buren in and empty, and you can only imagine the fear felt inside. outside there was this sign stating emergency, and directing customers to go to another location. abc 15's joe bartels is live, and a terrifying ordeal for bank employees. >> reporter: yes, definitely, we saw the employees leave about an hour ago, relief on their face, able to leave for the first time today. the crime scene tape came down, and you saw the sign a second ago. emergency, this office is temporarily closed, and th sign on the door, no weapons allowed. avondale police say that didn't get followed today, and we're hearing the heart stopping moments as the robbers tried to get away. here's the scene, 11:49 this morning, the call for help comes in. a hold up at the credit union west. robbers come in, guns drawn, and get the cash and get away, but there's a tracker in the bag, and that gets the police right on them. the suspect's suv speeding, the radio traffic of what happened next. >> additional units for robber 24

police are investigating another collision that happened at the intersection of 35th avenue and van buren. the crash happened just after 11:00 this morning and the driver of the truck stayed a the scene. impairment does not look like a factor at this crash. >>> a third cyclist crash in phoenix. a person riding a bike was struck by a car. the injuries and impairment is not a factor in this crash either. >>> a fox followup on the gilbert plane crash last weekend. a preliminary report shows a sky do i haver heard a loud noise before the fire started on the one. the intended drop zone. the house was destroyed but miraculously nobody was killed. the pilot suffered burns before jumping out of the plane. he had surgery yesterday and is expected to recover. >>> a tulsa police officers accused of shooting an unarmed black man turned herself in. >> a vehicle abandoned in the middle of the road 36th street north. >> the first thing she said was is this your car, he mumbled something she could not understand. he did not say anything for the rest of the ordeal. >> reporter: officer betty shelby said s

this is first friday, happening just north of our station here at 200 east van buren. it's a nice day to get outside. there are no storms moving in and no dust storms either. in the high country, check out the 74 degrees on your sunday. the rest of the high country, very nice as well. look at flagstaff, coming in at 73 degrees on your sunday. it will be gorgeous no matter where you go. here in the valley, it will be a little warm, but just about average. as far as our thunderstorm activity, not a lot going on. here in the valley, nothing to talk about. if you remember yesterday, we then that storm quickly formed. check this out eric watson sent thus foe nope look at this storm. you can see the dust storm there. there's the leading edge. you had wind coming in from the south. the storm formed so quickly because you had wind that hit that outflow and it sent the air straight up. that storm produce halved an inch of rain in a short time and then quickly fizzled out, but none of that today because we have all of is sitting just to the south of arizona. very low for tomorro

give yew live look from the cameras here at 2 -- you a live look from the cameras here at 200 east van buren and krystle seems like newton is heading east morethan north. >> is following -- it is following track that we thought this morning and tracking the demise and departure towards the east making a right-hand turn. it's about to cross over the international border in i am talking about the center of the storm-and-- of the storm and it is official lay tropical storm. -- officially a tropical storm. barely. when it drops below 39 miles per hour it will be a tropical depression but still plenty of moisture here in the atmosphere to work with and i will tell you the dry atmosphere for starters before newton came is doing eat the storm alive. -- is going to eat the storm when it crosses the border and falls apart at the seams and we areleft with a couple showers by the evening hours. if it holds on a little bit of the umph and is card tropical storm by the time it crosses over it will be added to the short lift of tropical storm that made it into arizona. the last one was nora in 1997. how m

the first collision at 35th avenue and van buren where a truck hit and killed a bicyclist that happened around 11:00 this morning. the truck driver stayed at the scene and impairment doesot seem to be a factor. the roads have reopened. another bicyclist killed after colliding with a vehicle on an offramp. it is not clear how the crash happened. we know it happened at 24th street near loop 202, which was shut down while police another bicyclist hit by the man on the bike rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. the driver stayed on the scene. police do not believe impairment was involved in this crash. >>> a maricopa county prosecutor fears for her life as her stalker shows up in her courtroom. there was a court order for him to stay away from her. >> reporter: 67-year-old the prosecutor with the maricopa county attorney's office. the prosecutor helped put him behind bars in 2007. police say at one point, he threatened to kill the prosecutors and officers found a rifle in his home. maricopa deputy county attorney has prosecuted several high-profile cases and put several convicted cr

reporter: the chase ended at the i-10 onramp at baseline road but it began here near litchfield and van buren in avondale. police responded to a robbery call and when they arrived the suspect was driving away. during the chase, shots were fired at responding officers. >> reporter: when the pursuit entered phoenix, phoenix p.d. took over. he appeared to stop at a home and throw something out of the window. we spotted police going through the evidence, which included piles of cash. the home belongs to the suspect's sister. >> unfortunately, her brother made a decision today where he made a mistake and the consequences was losing his life. >> reporter: two of the suspects bailed out of the deputies but the driver did not give up. >> he was going through an ordeal of his own and i observed him and tried to lead him in the right direction. i don't think he was too much for it. it was, i think some people do change and some don't. >> reporter: police continue to investigate at the spot where it ended. f.b.i. and avond helping to piece together the ayotic scene. the area around baseline road and i-1

meeting will take place next week, thursday, october 6 from 6 pm to 8 pm at all or elemnt avenue and van buren.>>> all sides of the recreational marijuana debate are duking it out on your television. what's true, what is a puff of smoke in those ads? here is derek style.>>reporter: the tv ad is less than a week old and already we are finding claims that legalize marijuana. colorado schools were promised millions in new revenues, instead denver schools got nothing. >>reporter: at first that claim may sound like public schools in colorado got no tax dollars from marijuana sales. that is not true.>> during the first couple of years of legalization colorado received nearly $27 million in state level marijuana >>reporter: this video is from denver public schools, colorado's largest school district. it explains that $27 million is already doled out to districts across the state. on top of that, there's a marijuana tax at the >> we receive one dollar per student for afterschool programs. >>reporter: denver public nothing.>> denver schools got nothing. >>reporter: it is true that denver public schools

this happened at the dollar tree over by 67th avenue and van buren. take a look at the video. the suspect holing that clerk up at gun point until she gives him the money right from the store. police are hoping you may recognize them and help find that suspect. >> he had green soles and fact he was fleeing in a buick suv. >> after robbing that dollar tree store, the suspe phone store as well. if you have any information on this case or recognize the people in this video, you are asked to call silent witness, 480-witness. >>> a giant inflatable cow is missing and what may sound like an udderly ridiculous case, but we were perfectly serious this much inflayedable cow is the only one of its kind in arizona. the cow wept missing after saturday night's asu football the 350 pound cow is a staple in the community. it makes appearances at grand canyon university, asu, all kinds of chick-fil-a openings. a police report was filed and an investigation is unfolding. one of the customers finds it amusing that somebody would even want to take the cow. >> i think it's horrible. what will you

it started at the bank 137th and van buren. this chase went over phoenix were police are looking at 2 other crime scenes before ending now with the latest on the investigation. mike? >> reporter: a came to a frightening and deadly conclusion here on baseline. the on-ramp onto the i-10 this is where undercover police in their unmarked vehicles performed a type of maneuver on the suspect. a dark suv, knocking the suv sideways as the driver attempted to once again get back on the freeway. shots fired at this location killed. we are told no officers were no civilians were injured. but of course all of this, starting miles away in avondale with a bank robbery around noon. 3 suspects fleeing in the suv and reportedly firing. avondale police, phoenix police, picking at the pursuit with the suspects headed eastward into phoenix. and on into tempe. >> we had at 2 different locations over on the west side from the vehicle. one suspect entered a home and was taken into custody with the assistant of a k-9 unit. the 2nd suspect was captured

they hit the family dollar. 67th and van buren, minutes later they hit a metro pcs cell phone store down the street. if you recognize them you're asked to please call silent witness. >>> phoenix police need your help catching the gunman in a different serial shooting case. he is now been linked to 9 shootings. 7 people killed. officers say the suspect could be driving several vehicles b&w series. $75,000 reward for you to claim if you know anything, please call silent witness and remain anonymous. >>> a new tip in the i-10 shooting case. a former prime suspect leslie merritt, jr. has filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit. he claims he was falsely accused despite a lack of evidence. jason is live along i-10 with more details. >> reporter: it was a story that created a lot of fear for anyone driving along interstate and someone randomly shooting it cars last summer. authorities made an arrest but according to a just filed a lawsuit cops had the wrong i all along. leslie merritt, jr. wants to clear his name. and make sure everyone knows he had nothing to do with the string of shootings along

it started with the bank robbery near 137th and van buren. it ended with a deadly police shooting. i-10 and baseline. >> reporter: really a wild they and wild case. we are starting with the bank robbery in the west valley. and then a violent in deadly and here on baseline. >> members of our special assignment unit attempted to box them in in the roadway. shots were fired. that suspect has been killed on the scene. >> reporter: it was a violent and deadly ending to a frightening pursuit. a fleeing bank robbery suspect in an suv cornered and killed by police on baseline at the i- 10 entrance ramp. it is after a holdup is in avondale credit union at about the suspect allegedly taking off in the suv and firing to responding avondale police. picking up the pursuit, some of the suspects bailing out. >> one suspect entered a home and was taken into custody. with the assistant the k-9 unit. assessment -- a 2nd suspect was captured. of men are detained at this time. the 3rd suspect continued to flee in the vehicle. ov south phoenix, discarded some evidence. and ultimately ended up here and

man who was shot while he got off of a authorities telling us the side mirror of a van hiandrew van buren as he tried to cro the street. he had c on hi walked into traffic withou looking. >>> a consumer alert tonight, a sweet treat is being recalled because it could make you sick. the candy is being recalled across the country. so far no illnesses have been reported. >>> right now racing fans can renew their tickets to the grand prix of st. petersburg for next season. the bay area will serve as the opening race for the 2017 season. it's one of the biggest weekend events in the tampa bay area and will take place march 10th through the 12th in downtown st. pete. officials just releasedhe details of the new seas that a possible new tool meant to keep animals safe could prevent serious crimes against people. >>> plus not a moment of hesitation. a total stranger leaps in to save a man from a sinking truck. what might have caused the truck to go into the water in the first place. >>> we want to remind you that we're committed to get you back to work with a good-paying job. we're partnering with

reporter: the chase ended at the i-10 east onramp at baseline road but it began near litchfield and van buren in avondale. police responded to a robbery call there. when they arrived, the suspect was driving away. shots were fired at the responding officers. >> it is ridiculous what these people are doing. reporter: when the pursuit entered phoenix, phoenix p.d. took over. he appeared to stop at one home and talk to someone. two of the suspects bailed out of the s.u.v. and quickly picked deputy but the driver did not give up. >> we know the suspect was on the phone with people during the chase and he could have been receiving updates from someone watching tv. >> reporter: when the suspects tried to get on i-10 that is when phoenix p.d. moved in. >> i went outside to see what is happening, it is c.i.a. it shook me a little bit. >> reporter: right now, baseline road is closed from 48th street east to the i-10. east is where the road opens back up from i-10 eastbound is also closed and will remain closed while police continue to investigate the case into the evening. reporting live in tempe, fox

reporter: the chase ended at road but it ended here near litchfield and van buren in avondale. police responded to a robbery call and when they arrived, the suspects were driving away. shots were firing at responding officers. >> it is our money they are messing with and puts us in a bind. >> reporter: when the purr suggest entered the city of phoenix, phoenix p.d. took over following the suspects on streets and a -- alleyways. two suspects bailed from the s.u.v. and picked up by officers and a deputy but the driver did not give up. >> we know the suspect was on the phone with people during the chase and he could have been receiving updates from people at home watching tv's. >> reporter: when the suspects when phoenix p.d. moved in. >> i have kids in the car. you have to be careful. reporter: the f.b.i. and avondale p.d. are helping out to piece together this dramatic scene. so baseline road remains closed from 48th street over to just east of the i-10. also, the offramps at baseline road and i-10 eastbound are closed and they will remain this will remain closed as police inves

three people held up the bank on van buren before shooting at police and taking off. during the pursuit, to arrested. del rio refused to give up when he was cornered at the baseline of i 10. struck the bus used by drake and his future besser, the prints. according to police, thieves stole a briefcase with property worth an estimated $3 million. dmz is reporting that the area hoping to find the thieves. >>> the story we have been following all week long on cbs five. this morning, authorities found the body of a boater who had been swimming with friends when they realized he was suddenly gone. >>> a warning force female -- a warning for female runners. a predator runners. it is happening on the bridle path. a woman along with other victims have compared stories. the next woman to report this said she was crossing one of the residential streets on central when she was stopped by a silver car. the driver's ignored -- the driver signaled toward her, and as she was crossing the street, he accelerated acting like he was going to run her over. some lewd behavior on social med

this happened at the dollar store -- dollar tree over by 67th avenue and van buren. the suspect holds the clerk up at gun point until she gives him the money and then this is all unfolding inside that store. police are hoping you recognize them and can help them find this suspect. >> he h sneakers which might jog someone's memory andfullying in a buick suv too. >> after robbing the dollar tree, the suspect went to rob a nearby cell phone store as well if you have any information you are asked to call silent witness at 480-witness. >>> this is kind of a bizarre story, a local chick-fil-a owner is reaching out to the community. >> it seems there is a cow culprit on the loose. chick-fil-a cow that you have seen around town, you know they take it to big opening events. it's got the big sign that says eat more chicken. it's gone. somebody stole it. >> and now they are on the lookout for this tinge and anita roman has -- this thing. and anita roman has the story. >> saturday night after the asu football game, we took down our 24 foot inflatable chick-fil-a cow that says ea

this is brand new video at 40th and van buren. the victim said he was jumped and the suspect stabbed him in the arm and took his wallet. the suspect involved apparently jumped into a car waiting for at this point, i do not have a suspect description but we need to get to mallory. >>> chris, we have a traffic alert. u.s. 60 is open after a wrong- way crash. we have new details on what happened near signal butte. take a look from air 15. dps is telling us that witnesses saw an elderly driver make a u-turn and head the hitting two oncoming cars and a pickup slammed into the crash. you can see this picture right here. three people were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. a chinchilla in the truck died. here's a look from adot, a live look from the area. everything is moving smoothly in this area, and i'll give you a look at your complete roads in just a few minutes. >>> 4:34. and let's get to the top story everybody is nationally, the violent unrest in north carolina. the governor calling the national guard, and

the first this morning on van buren brother a truck hit and killed a man on a bike. the driver did stay on the scene. then near the loop 202 ramp, the driver of a cement truck ran into a man riding his bike, dragging him several feet. the driver stopped. >>> smoke billows from a scottsdale townhouse with a woman stuck inside. she's now in we're waiting to learn her condition. air 15 up over the scene. 91st and shea. there was a fire in a bedroom. crews jumped into action after learning the woman was inside. they were able to get her out. no word on what started the fire. >>> in the meantime another fire, this one also in the valley leaving a man with burns to his face. the flames breaking out this morning near46th and mcdowell in phoenix. out. the mans burns were not severe. he was treated on scene. >>> walking the picket lines. why dozen of mechanics at sky harbor are upset with a well >>> happening right now, we've got a recovery of a body going on in buckeye. air 15 just getting there. you see the buckeye fire department arriving on the scene, and this is the cana

supervisors are now trying to remove the van buren county attorney abraham watkins. according to the petition, watkins made inappropriate comments about a co-worker's body and appeared drunk while prosecuting a trial. waterloo firefighters offer new technology that let's them respond to people quicker. kwwl's macleod hageman joins us live with it's called a knox box. it hooks on top of the door --- and holds a key to get inside. take a look. through a 20- thousand dollar grant -- the fire department was able to buy 134 of these boxes -- and they plan to give them to people who have trouble moving around. fire captain bill harter says it allows them to get to people in their homes -- without breaking down doors or windows. "it's great, and thank goodness to max and helen guernsey foundation for making this happen. and knox provided a discount on units." captain harter says the fire department plans to hand out the boxes the third week in october. harter says firefighters will we've got you covered -- macleod hageman -- kwwl news. to apply for a knox box -- you can vis

where working information but the best routes around this would be mcdowell or van buren. >>> halloween is a month away. trending now, a decoration drawing some criticism. >> the complaint is it pokes fun at a serious crime. this is called the scary creeper pre-per -- peeper. after one woman in canada complaint, home depot pulled it from the stores in canada. it is still being sold in the united states. you can have while passing a kidney stone. apparently, disney can be good for your health. the bumps and jolts of a roller coaster can knock small kidney stones through your system. a surgeon behind the research tested the idea after a patient said it went right through their system. that is not exactly what happens. >> another reason i am not getting on a roller coaster. >> while writing a -- riding a disney roller coaster. >> all man. >> if you need to pass some kidney stones, we are doing a disney giveaway. starting tomorrow, abc15 mornings is giving away two family four packs of tickets each day. just watch for the weather word of the day every morning from 6 to 7 am. find out more a

the study of the park, which later came out as an article in "new york history," examines van buren's farming practices. past tos to engage the inform the present heard a pilot program helps visitors make other connections over farm succession and population loss and ideas about farm fertility. to wrap up, let me close with .nother passage "at its heart, building relevance is about living in the creative tension between evangelizing for the things you care about and listening with interest to what others care about. it is about radiating the inside out and inviting the outside in." as historians of the early republic, we should be listening that hard and looking for ways that the work we are so passionate about to be put into service to advance the interest of others. thank you. [applause] paul: thank you. our final speaker is going to connect his tablet while i introduced him. it looks like it is going great. state historian of connecticut and a professor of history at the university of connecticut, a scholar of early american, specializing in new england and connecticut. he has writ

this is the credit union west on van buren in avondale. the crime scene tape just coming down a hours after police say three guys walked in with guns waving and demanding cash. officers arriving just in time to see the suv speeding away. then the chase was on, with two suspects deciding they had enough, jumping out of the suv, and running into a nearby home, but they were both taken into dust did i. the thirds -- custody. the third and final suspect tosses something out after a car window. police confirming to abc 15 it's a bag of money. family telling us the woman you see in the backyard is the suspect's sister. just the most dramatic moment -- >> the most dramatic moment is here, the police in a tan truck coming out of nowhere, and from there on the side they pulled the maneuver, backed him up against the pole and box him in. a split second rang out. megan thompson is continuing our team coverage tonight, and i understand you were actually close enough to hear the shots being fired? >> >> reporter: absolutely stephanie. we were in the ar

this all surrounds an attempted robbery at a motel 6 near 53rd and van buren last month. a security guard shot and killed one, and the second was on the run until now. ironically he was just picked up at a different motel 6. >>> a valley pawnshop the target of a possible smash and grab. deputies and swat this situation in sun city. you can see a van backed up to the entrance of the place near 99th and bell, and the glass smashed. but whoever was inside is still on the loose. investigators not saying much about all of this. it's unclear what if anything was actually stolen. >>> and from the live desk, personal information could be at risk tonight. two men accused of stealing computers, credit cards, and documents from mesa businesses. here they are, the two suspects, police say one of the places they hit was the gateway the items they stole contain client and employee information, and officers yupsed surveillance -- used surveillance video to track them down. >>> it's something that can happen in an instant, and it happened here in the valley. a man hit and killed an i-17

police say he robbed to stores within minutes of each other near van buren and 67. they are looking for an african- american man, 230 pounds, 6'1", driving a copper or gold buick suv. >>> ryan lochte opening up against -- about that bizarre protest on dancing with the stars. >>> it may be your dream home but it may also be --, the catch. how to find that home. >>> the d-backs chief baseball operator, tony larissa lays into colin kaepernick's decision to neil. >>> looking pretty nice and quite in the valley, upper 80s through 8:00 and 9:00. >>> closing on a new home is exciting. backyard barbecues, decorating and i place to raise the family. >> if you knew something heinous had happened, would that stop you from buying it? an caley explains there may be some -- an caley describes some things you may want to be worried about. >> reporter: do you know if someone has died in your house where do you care? a south carolina man launched this website, www.inhouse.com. and sometimes what he found's if you think that's bad, the extreme case of a homeowner unknowingly buying a

i think -- baker, i think hillary is copying van buren. >> and fill more also did it.flew around the country in a twin-engine cessna. the barn storming idea is a good one. it comes back to the idea of yeah the hats and the buttons. you get on the back of a train and ride around the country and hold the rallies. you get back to where we used to be. no wtle stops. i think anything that simplifies the message is obviously we are in a campaign season and we have simplified it as much as we can but i forgot what your question was. >> all of her doctors are on the plane and she can't go far from it. that's why she parks in front of it. >> i was surprised we even got a shot in front of the plane. every day i see a new tweet, she's home again rest in bed hell re. >> it is like she is waiting for 3:00 at school when someone will beat her up. she is avoiding everybody and hiding out in the bathroom. the plane thing is interesting. it is a power move. i don't think it works that well for hillary. his name is on the side of it and it is his plane. this is not a hillary campaign wi

you can see a truck hit a by cyclist this morn -- bicyclist near van buren. the bike just slid right under neither it, and the man -- underneath it, and the man died from his injuries. >>> a valley man facing more problems after police say he led officers on a chase and barricaded himself inside a store armed with a rifle. the 20-year-old had warrants out for his arrest. swat teams finally got him to come out. >>> a west valley man now facing reality after spending time at a state hospital. the man just pleading not to death in 2014. at the time he was ordered into mental care. he was recently released from the state hospital, and investigators say he killed his wife and son because he feared his he gave his hiv. >>> officers in the line of fire telling their stories for the first time today. the bravest of the brave honored for their sacrifice and their service at the law enforcement award lunch today. steve irvin hosted the event, and at 5:0 chandler police officer shot in the line of duty, and tonight at 6:00 sonu 6:00 joins us -- sonu wasu joins us with m

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. >>> a scare also at van buren elementary school. loveland police continue find any shots had been fired. no one was the perimeter was lifted about half an hour later. >> denver police are searching for the suspects in an armed robbery that put a lockdown at three public schools, north high school, valdez elementary. and one of the young men in a car fired a shot. no one was hit but it was scary for the students. >> i came out to my work van to grab some parts and i heard a couple of people yelling. probably a block away and i heard two gunshots pow, pow, that was it. >> the suspects still out there opt run if you know anything call police. >>> this man is going to prison for eight years after repeated dui convictions. he's 33-year-old jonathan miller of grand junction. he got the maxxmum sentence under his plea deal. the most recent crash happened last month and seriously injured an 83-year-old man. >> this man is in jail accused of kidnapping and raping a woman who was five months pregnant at the time. this happened back in 1999. h

>>> i just got brand new details of a police situation at 40th and van buren. we originally reported this was a stabbing, and from officers on the scene that it was a stabbing, and now it's been updated to an assault. everyone involved apparently knows one another. no word on an arrest or how the person is doing at this hour. >> we cannot tolerate violence. we cannot tolerate the destruction of property and not tolerate the attacks towards our police officers. that is not the american way. carolina's governor after the city of charlotte sees chaos and violence. it looks like a war zone two nights in a row. the governor declared a state of emergency and called on the national guard to come in and calm the city down. chris sign at the live desk, you have everything going on there in north carolina. >> reporter: while you were talking, dan, my producer is just telling me in my ear that the charlotte mayor is deciding on into effect later this evening. most of the destruction has centered around uptown charlotte, headquarters for bank of america, and their employee

the smart roads will be 16th and van buren. routes. as far as the freeways go, the delays remain the same on i-10 and i-17. we'll take a closer look at that next. >>> we have new video. this may scare some of you. you're looking at 50 gators swimming in a florida pond. a group of cyclists were riding and noticed the animals and they pulled over and started filming. one cyclist estimate that is all of the gators 12 feet long. stay out of the water there. >> yikes, no thank you. >>> sitting at 75 degrees in phoenix under mostly clear skies. i do want to point out the dew points. revenue, that's how we measure the moisture in the atmosphere. you'll feel the humidity when you step outside, and that lingering moisture is going to keep our rain chances in the forecast today. right now all clear on desert doppler. valley or the surrounding areas as of yet. we'll keep watching areas to the south. there's a 10% chance of it happening this morning during the commute. and as we go through the day with the lingering moisture. we could get a few po

policesay that the crime happened in august near 53rd and van buren. a security guard fought back and shot and killed a suspect. >>> an asu student could face deportation after an arrest on campus. court paperwork showing that xiaoyuan zhang was taking pictures and video. passenger, the women caught him showed up. the suspect admitted to doing it and told police he had, quote, a dirtedy -- dirty mind. he will be seeing an immigration judge. >> interesting that on campus we can't feel 100% safe. >> according to police, this is not the first time zhang was busted for trying to take pictures up women's skirts. >>> helping improve their community, maricopa county will get $1 million in grant, part of that going to prevention programs to keep officers safe. sheriff arpaio has said issue this there is, quote, a war on cops. >>> and speaking of sheriff joe in a couple of weeks from now, he'll find out if he faces court order. but now, more trouble potentially on the horizon. his rival paul penzone, is on record for saying he plans to file a lawsuit against ar

desk, and you can see the there's also damage inside after a fire at this home near 28th street and van buren. the flames may have sparked in the attic. investigators sorting through it now, but the good news is no injuries to tell you about. >>> all right, we wish we knew more about this one, but this is an update on the big breaking news from last night. police searching for two guys that their 20s that shot up a back room card game near 51 and cactus. we know they targeted and a 25-year-old man who died overnight. drugs and guns were stolen, and the guys are nowhere to be fund. >>> what a difference 12 hours makes. the 202 back to normal now after a five-hour closure that hit in the morning rush close to the 10. a deadly crash there, and dps says someone was thrown from the suv, and that person was killed. that person was not wearing a seat belt. we also heard the car they cashed into barreled through a speed. >> controversy surrounding the 49ers quarterback kaepernick spreading fast across the country. even sheriff joe arpaioweighing in on it rounding up a dozen veterans for a counterprot

van buren could be a good option. and over to the east it's quiet. and you can see from our adot camera. the volume is building and there's a car on the right. looks like it could be a stall. we'll head to i-17 next. >>> time now 5:41. a cop turned inmate but does this look like someone in trouble? why this video has many questioning a valley police department. ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, exclusively at safeway. marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? ragazzini, io sono marco polo. s?, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. polo! evything. it's all of this, this, this, and this. in all of history.alrifficllls. cereal.. yeah, it's that g

he was not reviewing martin van buren. >> i wouldn't have put that out. i would have gone to an executive program where you can do a full health work up in a couple of days and released the results. he has really good health care. he can nag out. >> someone with familiarity with the campaign, we have not seen donald trump himself since sunday trying to push the issue. we have not seen him tweet being it. he had been making a lot of insinuations, but since then he hasn't. is this tough for him to do that and show that discipline? >> i think it's growth. we have seen the most disciplined campaigns in the last couple of weeks. he doesn't jump on the health issue and has been restrained on twitter. it's a new campaign and they're doing a good job. >> barry bennett and jonathan. the attorney general has an inquiry under way into donald trump's nonprofit foundation and he calls it a left wing hit job. clinton compares her family's foundation to trump's. >> you heard trump talk about the clinton foundation and you may not have heard while he attacks one of the t

the course also covers jefferson and van buren streets in downtown. this is lioo museum as the preparations are underway. the race raises money to fight breast cancer. the race starts at 9:15 this morning. later today, saint paul's lutheran church in milwaukee is holding a 175th anniversary service. the church was founded on september 26, 1841, when german settlers fled religious persecution and moved to wisconsin. today's celebration is open to it's at 10:00 at the church on wisconsin and 28th. also later today, the restored main altar will be blessed at saint stanislaus catholic church on milwaukee's south side. the church is marking its 150th anniversary this weekend. you're invited to today's mass. it begins at 10:00 this morning. the church is on fifth and mitchell. we turn now to weather watch 12. let's check back in with meteorologist sally severson in the weather center. good morning, sal. sally: prettiest part of the day will be this morning. i'll shoyo rumbles this afternoon. thema: thank you, sally. families give up texting for an entire we