you can still go to 12news.com/yourvoice to vote. we'll give you the results. >> good year, mesa is beating you out. >>> takeaways? >> botox, the many uses of it, hopefully you watch the rest of that. >> girl had to pass on trick-or- treating. mom and dad passed out candy to passengers on their flight so she didn't miss out. >> on facebook live right now. >> jimmy q. >> 12 thuz is always on 12news.com and your favorite social media app. >> have a great day, everyone. >> see you tomorrow. >>> good morning. one week to go. the end of the election in sight, the outcome up in the air. the fbi scrambling to see what's in those newly discovered e-mails. hillary clinton brushing it all off. >> if theyt more e-mails of one of my staffers, by all means, go ahead. >> a lawyer for her top aide reportedly saying huma abedin znt even know her e-mails were on the laptop in question. will we get answers by election day? >>> deadly explosion. a key gasoline pipeline erupts in alabama sparking a massive fire. one worker killed, five others injured. t

cast your vote by going to 12news.com/yourvoice. stack team 12 is in minneapolis but first let's see what the man himself, bruce cooper how you doing, caribe? no doubt the blame game can be spread around on this one. one drive in the third quarter the cardinals were hit with three personal fouls. cardinal fans are even blaming the referees. but two 100-yard returns for touchdowns by the vikings were the two biggest plays of the game. but i want to focus on the 100- yard interception return because it's part of what has plagued the cardinals offense all season long. under three and have to play before halftime. trailing 13-10. third and goal from the vikings xavier rhodes with a pick 6100 yards the other way. instead of a potential touchdown and a 17-13 lead or at least to tie the game it's now vikings 20, cardinals 10. no doubt a big game changer and momentum swinging the cardinals could never overcome. but let's examine that play a little closer. in particular the lack of communication between palmer and his receivers. palmer is ex

you can do so by going to www.12news.com/yourvoice . the results are right now on your screen real-time. >>> president elect donald trump voucher repeal the affordable care act if elected so what does that mean for those signing up now for healthcare plans for 2017? we have a look at the potential short-term and long-term impact to healthcare. >> reporter: the healthcare law of obama extended health care coverage to 25 more -- 25 million more americans. but donald trump has vowed to repeal the law. asking. how soon could my marketplace coverage change? experts with kaiser say it is unlikely that much, if anything will change in 2017. even small changes to the affordable care act i congress could take months. still with donald trump heading into office cannot ignore the healthcare requirement? remains the law, it should be followed. one year from now things could be different. is medicaid expansion going to and? 350,000 more people have received health coverage and that benefit could go away. details about what donald trump will do with

you can go to 1 2news.com/yourvoice and cast your vote and see it coming up on realtime as you are watching. guys. >> it was pretty much a tie all day long. >> neck and neck. >> and you prefer artificial. >> i prefer real except for the convenience. >> and some of the fake ones look real. >> but you don't get the smell. >> you can get them with smell now, too. >> they do? >> they have a spray. >> oh, problem solved. >> all right. >>> still to come on 12news at 6:00, a judge's order for the u.s. border patrol regarding the civil rights of detainees. >> it's one of the most beautiful places in all of arizona entire world. >>> and check out the temperatures across the valley. we're in the 60s, but as we head into tomorrow, we'll be looking more like -- we'll be in the 70s but looking more like the 60s tomorrow. >>> all right. now it's time for the hot headlines. a violations of civil rights, a border patrol not to violate civil rights. >> it was ruled that sleep deprivation is a violation of civil rights. >>> and the bounty mistakenly broke into the police chief's home will be sentenced. >>> a

very easy to vote, go to 12news.com/yourvoice. >> all it takes is seconds to weigh in. we will have the final results before the today show. >>> also, there is growing concern this morning that arizona could see another voting disaster like we saw earlier this year. dozens of early voting locations open 8:00 this morning after seeing long lines yesterday. team 12's nico santose has more on this. >> reporter: if early voting were as easy as the 12 news poll. we are hearing from voters yesterday standing in line upwards of 3 hours after the presidential preference election where officials promised us that it simply wouldn't happen again. it remains to be seen how the rest of the days wfr before the wasn't the case in chandler city hall, 2-3 hours for some voters to get through, some giving up before they got to the front of the line. we are wondering how it will pan out for tuesday, the main day we have all been waiting for. mare copey county reporter, helen persell took responsibility last time and promised it wouldn't happen again and they have new technology, particula

be illegal and 31% say that no, if you want to go ahead and cast your vote, go to www.12news.com/yourvoice. nichols santos is here and he spoke with people on both sides of the issue today. >> among the people we spoke to today, little common ground. freedom of expression protection rights to burn an american flag assuming it's your property. the veterans we spoke to today, so just because you can doesn't make it any less offensive. >> there must be consequences perhaps loss of citizenship or yelling chair. >> there are several problems with that. >> one is saying if you can't burn the flag, you may as well bring the constitution. the american civil liberties multiple times said burning the american flag is an active symbolic speech. >> if there were punishments, your citizenship would not be at stake. >> it would be cruel and unusual. >> could a one day be illegal after trump is sworn in? it would take a major change at the supreme court level. >> to the point where there was a more -- majority of the court. >> some agree with trump statement. >> i don't appreciate -- they don't appreci p

>> 12news.com/yourvoice. >>> voters in six states next week will vote on whether or not to legalize recreational marijuana. and regulate it like alcohol. those for say it generates millions for arizona schools. in colorado pot has been legal since 2012. >> reporter: 1933, the end of alcohol prohibition in america. 83 years later, 2012, colorado did the same thing to marijuana. >> we take you around to a grow house, a couple different dispense easier as well. it's a really great well rounded experience. >> reporter: there are also tour buses. today we went with colorado cannabis tours. out. seeing what it feels like to smoke legally. >> 61 on my 61st birthday. [ laughter ] >> you feel a lot more comfortable and safe. and that's what we want to feel as americans. i feel like everybody should have that same right >> reporter: this >> reporter: the next stop was the medicine man grow facility. one of the largest in colorado. >> a lot of people in colorado fought this tooth and nail. do you think they've come had to a little more acceptance? >> yes. the world was gonna end. sky was falling. we're all

go to 12 news dot com/yourvoice right now. take r interactive poll. just a few more minutes to take part. the final results right before the tonight show starring jimmy >>> it was a chilly start to the weekend and rain chances are on the rise right before thanksgiving holiday but today did you step outside and enjoy the weather? low temperature 47 this february 7th. but here is our big game changer. look at the system right off the coast of the pacific northwest going to combine with more moisture right off the coast of baja. moving up to the north, that's going to mean a decent chance of rain into our forecast sunday night through monday morning. rain totals probably about a 10th to a quarter inch. if you live in the northern and eastern side of our valley you could see upwards of a half- inch. the snow level is going to be a warm system, 8000 feet out there. seven-day forecast looking forward to things giving, it is going to be gorgeous. the rain is going to clear out. 76 nice degrees. >> looks perfect. thanks very much. >>> let's take a look at our

. >> 12news.com/yourvoice. go over there and vote. women, we need to represent here's a list of great events to check out for this weekend. ? [ music ] ?? >> one of the most popular culinary events in the valley takes place tonight at the four season in scottsdale. it's from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. the fun event benefits the scottsdale league for the arts. tickets are $125. ? [ music ] ?? >> mosey over to the seventh annual chuck wagon cook-off starting at 9:00. authentic chuck wagon for the 1880s. enjoy it. want to watch a movie? catch "hook" tonight at 6:30. bring a picnic blanket and also free a, perfect by l. a. based rock band. >>> do you want your house smelling and looking fresh and clean without all the chemicals? learn how to make ecofriendly cleaners for the house in today's life-changer. >>> race weekend at pir and racing is the topic of trivia question. what is the fastest speed ever recorded at a nascar qualifying or race? >>> ?[ music ] ?? this fun friday, the 12 news tracker, real-time on the road traffic and birds eye camera

there it goes is any there is a lot of fun and don't forget, 12news.com,/yourvoice. turkey tuesday is back. who will collect the most birds this afternoon? go to our website and vote. we'll have the results when we . >>> how graceful is that. dolly parton to get you into the christmas spirit, the big movie coming out, of course, and brian west is not graceful out there. and let the kids 68 around and it's turkey tuesday. you can see the megaphone at the bottom of the screen there. today is the day to donate the turkeys and right now, caribe and coop have the lead at 57%. >>> and let's check on traffic now and this is the time of the morning, jen. how does it look? >> yeah, it is and good morning to you. near university. that may slow you down a bit. and i could-10 has been a mess throughout the morning and from clapped her -- chandler into phoenix and slowing down as well as the 60 westbound and let's get you out here well now where we are in the west valley and this is the overpass and carrying bell road traffic over grand avenue. it's officially open as of today. t

and go to 12news.com/yourvoice to cast your vote. so far, a whopping 45% of you love the floats. >> and they're incredible. cool behind-the-scenes look. al roker was getting ready for the show. >> and this is another huge tradition that happens every dogs out? where you can watch the best compete for the title of top pick. . >> john! >> what? >> red much is. >> and i don't know what that means. >> hot rocks. >> what is that? >> you just go stand there? >> i can't wait. >> get ready to crash more weddings. hollywood is buzzing with news of a sequel. details are coming up in your [blues / country music] [beeping alarms] if it's in your nature to be the first one out there... then don't miss cabela's then don't miss cabela's black friday doorbuster sale. for 5 hours only, get $80 off a nikon prostaff bdc scope 50% off aquantum energy casting reel and $110 off danner pronghorn hunting boots plus, the first 600 in line will receive a free giveaway from over $8,000 in prizes. doors open at 5am. can't wait? shop thanksgiving day at cabelas.

go to 12news.com/yourvoice and 84% of people say the president is the most important for them. >>> locally, all ties will be on the race for sheriff as well. joe arpaio has been sheriff since 1993 and could lose tonight to the challenger pat penzone. for many, this could be a start of a new era of politics in arizona. nico santos is live with more on this. >> reporter: the election results could be the beginning of ay lot of change for maricopa county and arizona in someone, mainly paul penzone could take over the building here. the headquarters. and he's been hereness is 1993, arpaio, and it's not been a smooth ride for him, including tent city and the pink underwear inmates have to wear. the biggest story out of has time in office is the ongoing racial profiling case. a judge recently finding him in civil contempt of as he's campaigning for his 11th tour and he was remember chad with criminal contempt of court after failing to follow court orders to keep the office from racially profiling latinos. months of campaigning have come down today. we'll have to wait and see what is good for all

your choices, by plane, by car, go to 12news.com/yourvoice to vote. >> that takes just a few seconds. >>> coming up on 6:36. speaking of traveling, president-elect donald trump is waking #u7 in florida as he prepares to celebrate thanksgiving with his family.this morning, we are hearing first reports of a sit-down interview. team 12's edward is in washington with the very latest on that and the donald trump cabinet. >> the parade of interviews at trump tower may have produced carolina governor nikki haley will be tapped as un ambassador. she was highly critical of trump during the campaign. mitt romney is now the front runner for secretary of state, and dr. ben carson is now being considered as the secretary of housing and urban development. >> she has to go to jail. >> after a lengthy interview with the new york times editorial board, donald trump hints it's time to make peace with his former rival saying in part, hilary clinton suffered greatly in many ways, and he investigation. >> look, there's tradition in american politics that after you win an election, you sort of put things b

and every person across the country supporting hillary to country supporting hillary to know that yourvoicesces and your enthusiasm mean so much to her and that your voices and your enthusiasm mean so much to her and to kim and mean so much to her and to kim and to all of us, mean so much to her and to kim and to all of us, this mean so much to her and to kim and to all of us, this presidential to all of us, this presidential campaign campaign has always been unpredictable, campaign has always been unpredictable, and many are asking unpredictable, and many are asking what will donald trump what will donald trump do now? will he what will donald trump do now? will he build what will donald trump do now? will he build a what will donald trump do now? will he build a wall with mexico or carry he build a wall with mexico or carry out his threat to he build a wall with mexico or carry out his threat to put hillary out his threat to put hillary clinton in prison? out his threat to put hillary clinton in prison? eight clinton in prison? eight years of democratic rule in democratic rule in the unite