team 12, william pitts is there. >> reporter: phoenix police are looking involved with this party was caught on a surveillance camera and exposed himself to two young girls. >> there was a man in the backyard. >> reporter: he hopped the fence from a nearby la. >> -- from a nearby alley. >> the crime that residents say that is in the area is >> it feels like it hit home. he feels more real today i will say that much.>> reporter: no one can point to just one reason, but some people blame the light rail. but then this golf course is acting as a campground for the homeless. the city cannot just get rid of him. >> when i leave my house, i set my alarm and i wonder if this is going to be the day i will be broken into. i hate that, -- >> bringing businesses and services in watching each other's backs. >> it's us taking pride in ownership. >> is something that she never thought that would apply to her until tuesday. is usually really safe, it becomes real.>> reporter: you can see the video, we got it a few minutes ago from phoenix police. it shows the man looking over a fence from the alleywa

william pitts is that the courtroom. >> reporter: this case is now wrapping up. it has been a year and a half since the bar mitzvah party. the defense six -- the defense party has stuck to the story that she is the victim in this case. the prosecutor argued that she admitted to everything she is being accused of. her only defense were excuses like being drunk. >> the law says, in your to criminal behavior. >> reporter: she painted a picture of a woman desperate to be the center of attention. >> she was looking for attention that night from the moment she arrived. she started the conversation, to want to touch them? did you see that i got new ones?>> reporter: she says she was drunk and she says that she was drunk. no evidence of in her system. she then harold estes from a woman. and that -- she then borrowed pasties from a woman and that >> she faces six months in jail. and closing arguments should resume tomorrow morning. i am william pitts , 12 news why the maricopa county sheriff, sheriff joe aparo could find himself in court. >>> it has been very active today

>>william pitts , 12 news . >>> she put her infant in harms way. authorities to do so she can go shopping. >>> how for the arizona students, the working hard to bring the world of virtual >>> bruce arians is not happy after a big win last night. >>> it was 105 degrees to the -- today. and we will go over our rain chances coming up. >>> thee worldwide a new movie about the members. >> tuesday, a hiker escaping death after falling 60 feet. >> on watchdog wednesday, dietary supplements may not be as safe as you think. blacklist season premiere, facial recognition may be soon be coming to your kitchen, even your child's toy box. >> friday, do we need a border wall? >> that is all this week only on 12 news >>> right now, let's take a look at your hot headlines. documents, ciera shamorra carter , she left her baby in a running car and the doors were unlocked. someone come the baby sitting in the backseat and call police. that intent is with child protect and services. >>> a man was arrested at last night's cardinals game, he is accused of groping a woman

william pitts , 12 news . news. we start in glendale, police have arrested this man after he was accused of groping a woman at yesterday's cardinals game. she was able to fight against him with using her cell phone. >>> this phoenix woman, was arrested after being accused of leaving her nine-month old baby inside her car, her name is ciera shamorra carter doors were unlocked, the keys were in the ignition and the car was running. the child is in child protective services. >>>adot reduced traffic on state route 60. the lightning caused fire, is at 500 acres now. >>> construction on the loop 202, that begins tonight. only eastbound on the 202, san tan freeway will be affected. in three years. >>> coming up next, the weekend explosive attacks, how they have changed the focus on the race to the white house for both hillary clinton and donald trump. >>> wait until you hear what i bruce areas was upset with one of his star players. that is part of coops coaches corner. >>> which places in the valley make this year's list

here is william pitts reporter: but we wanted to see, what drivers should be doing live a better. we went to the people who have seen more bad drivers than anyone else. the police. we asked police department around valley but should drivers do better? the chandler police department said that you should turn left. intersection at the crosswalk and wait to turn. but you are supposed to about instead of blocking the intersection and is yours until it is safe to turn. if the light is red it is just red. they tried to teach people how to turn left. >> it sets you up for a proper term.>> reporter: that is the inside lane. the next one phone. the police department said that they got a ton of people not paying attention and do not realize that people stopped right in front of them. put the phone down and just drive. and remember your turn and do not cut across three lanes to get there. hold your hands at 10 am and 2 pm. the last one comes from adot. driving and yale that people, learn how to merge -- and you yell at people, learn how to merge. you need to use the entire lane to move over.

here is team 12's william pitts. >> this left overhurricane is set to hit arizona on -- this leftover hurricane is expected to hit arizona. depending on how much rain drops this time the freeways could flood one more time. adot says they have 59 pumps on valleyay three minutes. but if there is more water than that, the pumps won't clear the water away fast enough when the freeways flood like they did in 2014. adot has crews on standby in case those pumps fail. there is a plan to replace them, but it's a five-year plan, so it will not help for a while. also because it is a holiday, they cannot tell us if any pumps are down for maintenance. their best advice to pay attention to the weather forecast. pay attention to if water flooded overpass. the water is probably deeper than you think it is. in phoenix william pitts, 12news. >>> now to the east coast where hermine now a tropical cyclone has stalled off the east coast. the storm not making landfall yet, but it is still ruining labor day plans for a lot of people at the beaches. hermine is generating powerful waves, washing ashore at lea

william pitts, 12 news. >>> all lanes on i-17 northbound are back open. if you're trying to get out of town, you may want to wait a bit. adot saying there's an 18 mile caught fire, causing all ground lanes to be closed. adot sayings it will take a while for the backup to clear. >>> dolphins are one of the last animals you would think of then when you think of the desert. but one new wildlife habitat wants to change your mind and silence the critics. >> ryan -- bryan the environment. display are curious, they're learning new habitat. they're learning some of the new trainers. we're excited and so are the animal toughs. >> reporter: but not everybody feels the same way. tom krepech is one of hundreds actively protesting the dolphins' arrival in the desert. soon, people will be able to swim with them. that really equates to something like 1 10,000th of 1% of their natural habit, we don't think that's appropriate. >> reporter: stafford and his team don't necessarily disagree, the difference is that these dolphins never lived in the open ocean. >> reporter: al

we are live in tempe, william pitts , 12 news here are the past five that you may not know about . the debate will last many minutes with no commercials and breaks. it will be moderated by lester holt. prosperity and securing america. hillary clinton will have the first go after a coin toss. and the coin toss has decided where the candidates will stand on stage for donald trump will be on the left and hillary clinton on the right. remember, you can watch the presidential debate right here at 6 pm. joinfo coming on at 9 pm and 10 pm. >>> a protest in tempe ended with several people in custody. including, a man who organize a demonstration. the reverend and several dozen other people blocked both the north and southbound lanes of mill avenue bridgeport it was to demand answers for the killing of the 19-year-old. it happened back in july. >> homicide, that's what the county examiner said. he was not even supposed to be there. he was on leave but showed up with his gun. he showed up to kill someone. and then he turned on his body camera after the 19-year-old was dead. >> today, is the

william pitts is live in chandler. >> they've gone from very small to large and potentially dangerous and people want these fires stopped before their house goes up in flames. >> it's pretty scary. >> tom saw this out his back his neighbor's house, just feet from where his kids were sleeping. >> it's scary to be prepared to wake them up in the middle of night. >> the house is gutted. across the street, another fire, this one burned in a trailer. and in a nearby alley, more >> it climbed a tree there. >> firefighters got it out before it spread to his house. >> they thought there's a fire bug in the neighborhood. >> we're going cautious about it. >> we don't have anything that indicates they're arsons but there's a concern so we're looking into it. he's hoping who caught soon. >> we look out for each other and this unacceptable. >> nobody has been hurt but residents are hurt they might get bigger the longer they grow unsolved. >> on a breaking news weather watch. this is live from tampa. today florida's governor called hurricane hermine a life people to take cover. it's the first hurri

live in phoenix, william pitts, 12 news. >> thank you. >>> now to our other big story, the race for president focusing on the valley once again. vice presidential nominee mike pence is making another visit this evening. arizona is proving to be a major battleground state in this election season. republicans are fighting to keep it red. brahm resnik is live in mesa with a look at what pence is expected to say tonight. >> reporter: this town hall getting going. you can hear the band behind me. not a great turnout for this event. mike pence making his third visit in just two months, cementing arizona's status as a battleground state. his running mate donald trump is up just four points over democrat hillary clinton. earlier today pence was in colorado springs colorado and he was asked for his reaction to protests after the police shooting in charlotte, north carolina. pence said he believed the country should stop talking >> donald trump and i believe that there's been far too much of this talk of institutional bias. or racism within law enforcement. that police officers are human beings. and in

william pitts joins us live with one family's story. a family wishing they had an alert to look in the backseat before getting out. >> there's an alarm when you have your door open and one for your passenger air bag and now kids. >> have you ever driven to work and not remembered every stop light? that's how it happens. >> the 2.5-year-old, her dad forget she was in the car. >> she's taking a nap. >> and he went to go check on her and she wasn't in the bedroom and he found her in the car. >> if this type of technology was around my daughter with us still. >> 8 years later, she's listening as congressman announce the hot cars acts. they have to put an alarm system in the new cars. there are some after market alarms, gm cars have a built in alarm if you have opened the back car door before. >> when this accident happened, i taught parenting for a living. >> teach it go couldn't have prepare her or saved her daughter. >> i really wish the technology was around in 2008 but there are tears of joy because something is finally getting done. >>

in scottsdale william pitts. . >> there's another issue here. is there a double standard with the way a jury looks at a woman as opposed to a man. i asked attorney and legal analyst monica lindstrom about that today. >> we pedestal if they were able to get in bed or do something with an older woman. but when you flip the script it's very very different. we're okay with one scenario but not okay with another. and this case speaks to that. >> it isn't only a gender gap. lindstrom says wealthy people, high profile people, and attractive people get a break. >>> the lawyers for leslie arizona and maricopa county. they say their client was wrongly accused. he was in jail for several months until charges were dismissed in april. dps says it still considers him a suspect in the investigation. >>> the video is shocking and extremely tough to watch. a car running down, intentionally, three phoenix police officers. >> authorities believe the attack was deliberate. they had every right lethal force, but they didn't. >> their level of restraint is being prai

in scottsdale william pitts. >>> the glendale school district closed two schools after finding they're structurally unsafe. challenger middle school and landmarkoo for five weeks while repairs are being made. 1,450 students will have to go somewhere nels the meantime. landmark -- else in the meantime. landmark students and challenger students will go to two different middle schools. $2 million was approved towards repairs. >>> who can forget this intense police chase? robber. >> robbing a bank can be the ultimate glory crime for some. >> but let's face it this is 2016 the days of butch cassidy walking into a bank and demanding big money are gone. >> ryan what did you learn today about why bank robberies are on the decline. >> it's becoming a pretty stupid crime. it's nothing like you see in the movies where guys are getting away with millions. as for getting away with it, the odds are not in your favor. >> smile for the camera. oh hey there. wave to the chopper. these days police are watching bank robbers from every angle. nooufr. >> it's -- ma nufr. >> it's lance's job to find bank ro

today those officers resigned from the department. 12 news' william pitts is live with what the police chief had to say. will? >> reporter: this happened very, very fast. a statement this morning and by tonight those cops are looking for new jobs. phoenix pd says officers pulled over the 19-year-old near 45th and mcdowell last week. at 3:30 a.m. tell the man to eat it to get out of being arrested. he does. investigators say he got sick and complained to administration. all all with less than a year on the job, all three of them resigned. >> i can tell you based on the information that i have termination was inevitable. it was coming. so i'm very, very displeased with their activities. and i was going to fire them. >> reporter: officer, jeff farrior, back to sergeant. chief joe yahner says ferrier knew about the complaint but did nothing. >> he needed to start the process immediately and he told the sergeant to delay by several days. >> reporter: the cops wore body cameras but never turned them on. >> the camera footage was not on. it was not available. >> reporter: maryvale is supposed

this is another image of destruction, a statue of william pitt, it was in charleston, south carolina, but it is hit by cannon fire and badly damaged. this represents in upper register here loyalist activities. it shows military corps, where they were organized. you can see every seaport be at one time or other was under british occupation. also places for loyalist newspapers which are indicated by these reddish-brown dots which you can see also many almost all the seaports. now, in the middle register here these higher red lines indicate larger numbers of refugees. so where you see the lines especially tall, that's where a lot of loyalist refugees went after the war. now, some of them do go down into the west indies and into the bahamas, and and some of them end up over in britain. but the largest cluster of refugees are in the maritime provinces of british knot america. north america. mauve be show shah, new brunswick, st. john. and then there's a smaller cluster of them here in what comes to be called upper canada, we now call it ontario. so the american revolution isn't just genera

so the revolution -- another image of destruction, the stat tut of william pitt, a former british prime minister, it was in charleston, south carolina, but it is -- by -- hit by cannon fire and badly damaged. this represents in the upper register here, loyalist activities. it shows military corps where they were organized. you can see every sea port at were time or another was under british occupation and becomes a place to recruit loyalist troops and places for loyalist newspapers which are indicated by the reddish brown dots which you can see in almost all the sea ports in the middle register here, these higher red lines indicate larger numbers of refugees. so where you see the lines especially tall, that's where a lot of loyalists refugees win after the war. some of them do go down into the west indies and the bahamas and some end up in britain about the largest cluster of refugee are in at the maritime provinceses of british north america nova scotia, st. john, and another cruster in what we now call ontario. so the american revolution isn't just generating in the united states. it'

william pitt then said in an inch apart and then before founding his endeavor bounce houses called his castle because it is surrounded by a moat or defended by a law? no, the poorest man may bid defiance to all the forces of the crown. the wind may blow through it. the storm may enter, but the king of england may not enter. all his forces dare not caught the thresholds of the ruined tenement. when they left england expected the rights of englishmen would come with them. in the new world general motors began proliferating again. james otis says taking on mr. mrs. m. is one of the most famous in american history. the crown should have the power. i love to my dying day opposed at all the powers and faculties god has given me come to such of slavery on one hand is the spread of assistant lives. general moran with the first instrument of arbitrary government power. that costs one king of england has had in the other has thrown. the concerns about the sanctity of the home and the importance of ensuring privacy for security. one of the most essential branches is the freedom of one's house, a

pitt. now we learn more about that breakup. rick williams is live with the details. >> thank you, sources are telling abc news tonight that there was no third party involved in the split of one of hollywood's biggest super couples this as the ac street rumored to have had an affair with brad pitt breaks her silence, what she has to say coming up at 5:00. and coming up tonight it's premier week continuing on 6 abc and this evening is the series premier of notorious. a new edition to the thursday night lineup and the stars in the series created chemistry the first time they met. >> those stories and more when we return on "action news" at 5:00. >> thank you. it sounds a little juicy. >>> it was a special day at a school in bridgeton, new jersey, school officials cut the ribbon on a new edition to the bucks school today. the school showed off some of their latest renovations, bucks school serves students in kindergarten to eighth grade. >>> coming up a young boy appeals to the president for a new friend. but not just any friend, he wants to mak

william: esto es lo que pasa: brad pitt estÁ enamorado de angelina, pero quiere andar de picaflor porque ver mÁs fotos! william: kikardashian serÍa muy sexy si no se hubiera implantado todo lo que sea implantado. santiago: una foto de niurka te basta y te sobra! johnny: despuÉs de haber visto todo esto, mejor no ponemos mÁs fotos. muchas veces nosotros los hombres creemos que somos los machazos, y en la casa mando yo. ¿quiÉn es el que manda? alan: pues la mujer. johnny: ¿en tu casa, compadre? felipe: dÉjame ver la hora, a ver si estÁ viendo mi mujer... manda ella. johnny: ¿quiÉn tiene la Última palabra? santiago: ella. edgar: dicen que mandan las mujeres. santiago: yo tomo la decisiÓn, pero basado en lo que ella me dijo. johnny: tienes toda la razÓn. las mujeres tienen la particularidad de agarrarnos y decirnos: tÚ quieres esto! santiago: y queda como que tÚ decidiste, pero fue el inception que uno te hizo. william: yo vivo solo, pero en casa de mi mamÁ y mi papá, manda mi mamÁ. santiago: se estÁn aplicando un arte espectacular. johnny: yo no me pongo gracioso para nada. en mi casa manda

williams. 56. right tackle zachary crabtree, 60. >> joel: let's check out the k.f.c. stat comparison. it's a tale of two games. last week against pitt. quick strike offense. for oklahoma state. this week, they have had to methodically drive the ball down the field. >> gus: first and 22. rudolph. incomplete. the ball intended for chris lacy. let's check in with shannon. >> shannon: check in with the athletic trainer for baylor and he confirmed that k.d. cannon has a muscle strain. would not identify where that strain is. but said it happen toward the wish i had more info. that's all we are getting. >> gus: you wonder why k.d. cannon wasn't out on all the draft. now we understand. >> joel: he came up a little short. it looks like he didn't run through the fade route on the end zone. that was clearly a factor going back to the first half. >> gus: you're right. second and 22.

williams. 56. right tackle zachary crabtree, 60. >> joel: let's check out the k.f.c. stat comparison. it's a tale of two games. last week against pitt. for oklahoma state. this week, they have had to methodically drive the ball down the field. >> gus: first and 22. rudolph. incomplete. the ball intended for chris lacy. let's check in with shannon. >> shannon: check in with the athletic trainer for baylor and he confirmed that k.d. cannon has a muscle strain. would not identify where that strain is. but said it happen end of the first half. wish i had more info. that's all we are getting. >> gus: you wonder why k.d. cannon wasn't out on all the draft. now we understand. >> joel: he came up a little short. it looks like he didn't run through the fade route on the end zone. that was clearly a factor going back to the first half. >> gus: you're right. second and 22.

williams. 56. right tackle zachary crabtree, 60. >> joel: let's check out the k.f.c. stat comparison. it's a tale of two games. last week against pitt. for oklahoma state. this week, they have had to methodically drive the ball down the field. >> gus: first and 22. rudolph. incomplete. the ball intended for chris lacy. let's check in with shannon. >> shannon: check in with the athletic trainer for baylor and he confirmed that k.d. cannon has a muscle strain. would not identify where that strain is. end of the first half. wish i had more info. that's all we are getting. >> gus: you wonder why k.d. cannon wasn't out on all the draft. now we understand. >> joel: he came up a little short. it looks like he didn't run through the fade route on the end zone. that was clearly a factor going back to the first half. >> gus: you're right. second and 22.

williams. 56. right tackle zachary crabtree, 60. >> joel: let's check out the k.f.c. stat comparison. it's a tale of two games. last week against pittfor oklahoma state. this week, they have had to methodically drive the ball down the field. >> gus: first and 22. rudolph. incomplete. the ball intended for chris lacy. let's check in with shannon. >> shannon: check in with the athletic trainer for baylor and he confirmed that k.d. cannon has a muscle strain. would not identify where that strain is. but said it happen toward the end of the first half. wish i had more info. that's all we are getting. >> gus: you wonder why k.d. cannon wasn't out on all the draft. now we understand. >> joel: he came up a little short. it looks like he didn't run through the fade route on the end zone. that was clearly a factor going back to the first half. >> gus: you're right. second and 22. hand off to childs.

williams. 56. right tackle zachary crabtree, 60. >> joel: let's check out the k.f.c. stat comparison. it's a tale of two games. last week against pitt. quick strike offense. for oklahoma state. this week, they have had to methodically drive the ball down the field. >> gus: first and 22. rudolph. incomplete. the ball intended for chris lacy. let's check in with shannon. >> shannon: check in with the athletic trainer for baylor and he confirmed that k.d. cannon has a muscle strain. would not identify where that strain is. but said it happen toward the end of t f wish i had more info. that's all we are getting. >> gus: you wonder why k.d. cannon wasn't out on all the draft. now we understand. >> joel: he came up a little short. it looks like he didn't run through the fade route on the end zone. that was clearly a factor going back to the first half. >> gus: you're right. second and 22. taylor young. he all thes him down. baylor defense getting hungry now. >> joel: young gets the tackle. but check out our guy. gus, number 21, patrick levels who makes childs hop and jump over the sidelines. then he gets back in on the stackal. patrick le

williams. 56. right tackle zachary crabtree, 60. >> joel: let's check out the k.f.c. stat comparison. it's a tale of two games. last week against pitt. quick strike offense. 21 minutes time of possession methodically drive the ball down the field. >> gus: first and 22. rudolph. incomplete. the ball intended for chris lacy. let's check in with shannon. >> shannon: check in with the athletic trainer for baylor and he confirmed that k.d. cannon has a muscle strain. would not identify where that strain is. but said it happen toward the end of the first half. wish i had that's all we are getting. >> gus: you wonder why k.d. cannon wasn't out on all the draft. now we understand. >> joel: he came up a little short. it looks like he didn't run through the fade route on the end zone. that was clearly a factor going back to the first half. >> gus: you're right. second and 22. he all thes him down. baylor defense getting hungry now. >> joel: young gets the tackle. but check out our guy. gus, number 21, patrick levels who makes childs hop and jump over the sidelines. then he gets back in on the stackal. patrick levels has played superb football

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pitt ed: when you vote this november don't take a selfie in the voting booth, it's illegal. but tonight the state says you'll probably get away with it anyway. secretary of state william galvin admitting there's no way to enforce the state's law against taking a picture with your ballot. he says while he discourages it he can't stop it. a similar law in new hampshire which carried a $1000 fine for violators is currently being challenged in court. you can importantly, vote. harvey: i wanted to share this with you. we had another one of those beautiful skies toward during and just after sunset. we did time lapse it. just in case you missed it. beautiful pinks showing up. year. today in boston we hit 75. it was warmer to the west. a bit of a sea breeze. that is above average. we still have a serious drought situation going on. the rainfall that occurred that -- was somewhat beneficial in some areas more so than others. mr. chopped an inch and a half off their deficit. austin's deficit remained the same. it did not get the heavy boston did not get any rain. the dew point is high and humidity is high. it feels like a summer night in most places. 60's and low 70's around th

williams. 56. right tackle zachary crabtree, 60. >> joel: let's check out the k.f.c. stat comparison. it's a tale of two games. last week against pitt. quick strike offense. for oklahoma state. this week, they have had to methodically drive the ball down the field. >> gus: first and 22. rudolph. incomplete. the ball intended for chris lacy. let's check in with shannon. >> shannon: check in with the athletic trainer for baylor and he confirmed that k.d. cannon has a muscle strain. would not identify where that strain is. but said it happen toward the end of the first wish i had more info. that's all we are getting. >> gus: you wonder why k.d. cannon wasn't out on all the draft. now we understand. >> joel: he came up a little short. it looks like he didn't run through the fade route on the end zone. that was clearly a factor going back to the first half. >> gus: you're right. second and 22. taylor young. he all thes him down. baylor defense getting hungry now. >> joel: young gets the tackle. but check out our guy. gus, number 21, patrick levels who makes childs hop and jump over the sidelines. then he gets back in on the stackal. patr

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eye, district attorney seth williams decide in the april to not file any charges in the fight claiming he could not proof who started it. >> next, angelina jolie and brad pitt's pending split. what both of them are saying about each other. katie mcginty: franny, johnny, mikey, maureen, jimmy, joey, ricky, eileen, me, and colleen... all 10 of us raised on a policeman's salary and a mom working as a restaurant hostess. imagine trying to do that today, with washington looking out for the favored few. i'll bring a different point of view to the u.s. senate - working class roots and the mother of three, i'll put middle class families ahead of wall street. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring ...fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time ...fun. the learning the virtue of sharing ...fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. it's baking season. warm up with pillsbury. >> counting down the season, still, it will be a nice night at the ballpark about 80 degrees when the first pitch is thrown at 7:00 #, a but sunset will hav