moses velasquez, customer 17:16 just because with what's been going on with all the clown

moses velasquez, customer 17:16 just because with what's been going on with all the clown clowns that's been bothering people and stuff. i don't think it's safe but not everyone shares the same opinion. the owner of star costume near valley view and desert inn says clown mask and clown costume sales are astronomical. marc salls, star costume owner 12:41:09 it has been a substantial upswing in that area to the point where owner marc salls had to order a whole bunch of extras because they that was 200% of what we previously bought but marc is making sure everyone is responsible. and not purchasing the masks for the wrong reasons. because he doesn't want to be terror on halloween night. marc salls, star costume owner 12:28:27 it takes an effort, it has to have an employee get it down and take it and usually we carry it to the front not only that --- but they moved all the masks to the highest section on this wall! marc salls, star costume owner 12:05:28 it was a big move. it went from the lowest level to the highest tear on the mask me he's been in touch with police almost daily about clow

velasquez is serving a first ends in january. >>> the police posse working to find a horse killer. he mutilated the horses body. animal advocacy groups are monitoring two other horses also shot in the tonto national forest. the shooter may have been wearing black shorts and a green shirt two others may have been at the scene. a reward for information leading to the suspect now up to $3,500. >>> a bizarre blackmail. police say 46-year-old edward blackwell threatened to send letters accusing his friend of attorney misconduct. the victim has known blackwell for several years and hired him at his law firm and then fired him later after having trouble with him that's when all of the other trouble started. police evidently found black well and took him into custody. >>> he told investigators he was angry and just needed something to do. so he broke into an apartment, stole about $3,000 worth of clothes and lit it on fire. several pieces of evidence were found. atkinson is tonight facing a handful of charges. >>> four elementary school students hurt when their bus driver first hit another

velasquez will be sentenced to probation in december. house ends in january. she dropped her reelection bid. >>> check this out. after a stormy night flagstaff woke up to fog this morning. time-lapse shows you how quickly it cleared out of the area and how the clouds eventually broke up to bring them a little bit of sun shine. we definitely saw the sunshine here in the valley for us today. our temperatures were warm again as we head through the rest of the night we should be in the 80s with clear skies. we'll take a look at what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. >>> a settlement has now been reached after volkswagen's emission scandal. we're going to tell you when those affected owners can start seeing their money. >>> plus, children across america cast their vote for the it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world. i don't always agree with her, but she's reasonable. and

representantes de los padres de los jÓvenes desaparecidos aseguran que flores velÁsquez es una piezad importante de dinero. que la policÍa municipal estuviera bajo control. reportero: los estudiantes fueron detenidos por policÍas municipales y entregados al grupo municipal la noche del 26 de septiembre de 2014. rays rodrÍguez en ciudad de mÉxico. presentador: encauzaron en aduana de toluca. estos millones fueron detectados cuando ingresaron al paÍs a travÉs de mensajerÍa. presentadora: autos con bolsas de aire defectuosas que pueden ser muy peligrosas ya causÓ una muerte mÁs. presentador: francisco nos dice cuÁles son los autos... reportero: son un verdadero auto de seguridad para el conductor. >> tan fuerte como un golpe de puÑo que te podÍa provocar una fractura de cuello. reportero: estÁn instalados en los vehÍculos. >> aparte de la presiÓn que lleva, es como una quÍmica blanca. lo que pasa es que, la ciega por un rato. reportero: se activa ante cualquier golpe. >> si fuera a pegar en una piedra la bolsa sale y eso no puede causar problemas. reportero: el retiro nunca fue finaliza

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representative cecilia velasquez was indicted in june and should be sentenced december 1st. >>> just in, a valley woman who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder will spend the next 16 years in prison. alease garcia and allen champagne were charged after two bodies were found in backyard in 2011. >>> anger fueling a reward to find a person who killed a wild horse and shot two others. the reward is now over $6,000. two of the horses are still recovering. >>> with one regular season football game left, the end is approaching for team scottsdale and right now no playoff game in sight. officials with notre dame prep with respect to recruiting and practice, so the team has been banned. parents met to talk about appealing that decision. it's not clear if the school will do that. >> i'm hopeful that ndp and the diocese are going to do the right thing here. but at the same time, that hasn't happened as of yet. >> the school has until today to appeal that ban. >>> today we'll likely learn what happ mailboxes in phoenix. it appears they were pried open and vandalized. all this happened at an

representative cecilia velasquez was indicted in june and should be sentenced a month before her >>> a valley woman pled guilty to second-degree murder. alease garcia and alan champagne were due in court yesterday after two bodies were found in a backyard in 2011. she took a plea in september and will be sentenced this morning. >>> anger is fueling a bigger reward to find the person who killed a salt river wild horse and shot two others. that reward tops $6,000 as the humane society gets in on the recovering. >>> less than two weeks away from the election and prop 205 could legalize recreational marijuana. the issue is generating quite a bit of money. at least $8.5 million was found to be raised between both sides. the antipot fund raising machine flooded air waves with messages of the dangers marijuana. >> the way this is going to go is each individual voter deciding am i personally in favor of this, in spite of all the advertising and do i think this is good for society. >> the latest big money donation against prop 205 came from billionaire casino owner sheldon addison. a a coalit

. >> reporter: and we couldn't help but notice angelina velasquez with her little boy, george.x days old. how did you start? >> because the red cross helped me once. august 24th, 1992. hurricane andrew. they fed us for 17 days. so i came to know what the red cross does. >> reporter: and you've been volunteering ever since? >> ever since. >> we asked one man in the shelter if he feared losing his home. he told us, "if i have my life, i am rich." and that's the "overnight news." for the very latest developments on hurricane matthew, don't miss "cbs this morning." and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night from florida. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> and welcome to the overnight news. i'm don dahler. evacuations have been ordered from florida to south carolina as hurricane matthew begins its assault on the u.s. mainland. matthew packing sustained winds of 140 miles an hour has left a trail of death and destruction through the caribbean. the fear is it can do the same to the east coast. airports have shut down. hundreds of flights have been canceled.

steve velasquez is curator at the national museum of american history. the project is called latinos and baseball, but it's about so much more than that. >> it's business. it's economics. it's politics. it's, you know, religion. >> reporter: this is a big deal and you guys are part of this big deal. high enough, that ball would roll down there right now. >> reporter: in the end the tales may not be about players like baseball ruth or even jackie robinson. they might be about 83-year-old frank romaro who once pitched for the alamosa old timers. >> it's just a matter of you having pride and doing what you can for the community. >> reporter: it's about the it's a colorado story getting some long deserved nationwide recognition. >> we're very proud. we're honored to be a part of it. >> it's part of the american experience. it's part of history. it's part of the american fabric. >> reporter: jonathan gonzalez, 9news. >> the smithsonian hopes to put together a traveling exhibit communities from los angeles to syracuse. >> the lopezs are actually working on the

. >> reporter: and we couldn't help but notice angelina velasquez with her little boy, george. he's six days old. how did you start? >> because the red cross helped me once. august 24th, 1992. hurricane andrew. they fed us for 17 days. so i came to know what the red cross does. >> reporter: and you've been volunteering ever since? >> we asked one man in the shelter if he feared losing his home. he told us, "if i have my life, i am rich." and that's the "overnight news." for the very latest developments on hurricane matthew, don't miss "cbs this morning." and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, october 7th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> breaking news. hurricane matthew slams florida, gi conditions to the sunshine state. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, hurricane matthew is pounding the florida coast with a potentially deadly mix of wind and rain that is expected to last most of the day. he

velasquez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr.retary, last week, the majority passed legislation that will severely halt by subjecting it to a politicized appropriation progress repealing director structure and putting significant roadblocks to its ability to create rules and enforce them. more shockingly, it will remove the bureau's authority to bring enforcement cases against abusive products and services. in light of what we know about the impact of predatory products, leading up to the financial crisis and the recent evidence that wells fargo was trying to extract profit in these deceptive ways, what will this change to the cfpb to american economic security? >> congresswoman, i think if you look at the financial crisis, it is undeniable that at the heart of it was practice of mortgage lending that was abusive. and that when it became part of our financial system in through complex financial instruments, it ended up triggering a financial crisis. so we know that abusive practices are not just unfair and bad in terms of the ind

velasquez. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretary, last week, the majority passed legislation that will severely hobble by subjecting it to a aggregational process, repealing the single director structure and putting up significant road blocks to its ability to create rules and enforce them. more shockingly, it will remove the bureau's authority to bring enforcement cases against abusive products and services. in light of what we know about the impact of predatory products leading up to the financial crisis and the recent evidence that wells fargo was trying to extract profit in deceptive ways, what will these changes to the cfpb do to americans' economic security? >> congresswoman, i think if you look at the financial crisis, it is undeniable that at the heart of it was a practice of of morte lending that was abusive and that when it became part of our financial system in -- through complex financial instruments, it ended up triggering a financial crisis. so we know that abusive practices are not just unfair and bad in ter

felipe flores velÁsquez enfrenta cargos por delincuencia realizada.cido cantante justin timberlake. es que el artista se fotografiÓ mientras depositaba su voto, lo cual es considerado un delito menor. aunque la estrella del pop vive en california, viajÓ a tennessee para aprovechar la votaciÓn temprana en su ciudad natal, memphis. timberlake podrÍa recibir 30 dÍas en cÁrcel o una multa de 50 $. mucho ojo con el tipo de fotografÍas que toma cuando salga a sufragar. vamos ahora a continuar con mÁs, directamente con carolina ramÍrez, que se encuentra en la casa del horror en miami, porque ya estamos casi listos para halloween. carolina: gracias, muy buenos dÍas! asÍ es, estamos en la casa del horror, aquÍ en la ciudad del doral. estoy algo nerviosa, porque estamos en una biblioteca embrujada. me tienen totalmente aislada. antes vamos con las temperaturas. un 90% de la actividad de lluvia para mi familia de chicago. las mÁximas en los 54. para la ciudad del sol, miami, un 10% de actividad de chubascos. esperÉ lluvia maÑana. las mÁximas en los 81 grados. ne