zahid arab is live with the backlash. >> reporter: this is a big talker on campus with a lot of opinions.? think the design -- some think the design is funny and others are upset. arizona state and u of a heat up one of the most bitter rivalries around. the territorial cup friday night. >> you kind of grow a hate for them over the years. >> reporter: >> makes me sad a little bit. >> reporter: the real stunnering be what's in the crowd. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: this controversial t-shirt with the saying "make arizona great again, build a wall, making tucson part of mexico." >> the joke is funny but a little, yeah, distasteful. >> reporter: does it cross the line from humor to hateful antidefamation league thinks se. >> when you think of a situation like the holocaust that was not an accident in our history, it wasn't killing that started the holocaust, it was words, images. >> reporter: aside from comments like "i'm going to tucson and need this" others are disgusted by the shirt sold online with posts like "tempe is better than this." >> people are gonna be dumb and do what they

. >> they blame the surge on a temporary arc dot nursy >> zahid arab joins us with more on the growing controversy. >> reporter: it has been unseasonably warm this year. that means more scos. check out how dry the soil is right now. protecting young kids and pets is a priority. parents say they go around with a black light every day. because 2-year-old arc mir is everywhere. scorpion sightings near peckos and ahwatukee has spiked. os and ahwatukeha >> with me it was a pretty painful experience when i did get stung, so god forbid something happens to my child >> reporter:a, dot believes the temp -- adot believes the temporary nursery is not to blame for the uptick in sco sightings because the ground around it has not been disturbed significantly. neighbors say they're thankful that the weather is actually getting a >>> all new at 6:30, what looked like over the top sorority hazing in scottsdale kwoflt some of our view -- caught some of our viewers' attention. young women with colars around their necks and leashes. that is a vodka bottle. we don't know if it's actually alcohol chol. scot

. >> the group has been trying for months, so far city leaders have sai zahid has the details. >> at least two scottsdale city leaders have spoken out against the satanic temple, and the phrase hail satan. >> reporter: at every city council meeting there's an open-door policy for the public to give a prayer or indication. according to an attorney, the satanic temple which is based in tucson asked to do it but was told no. >> there are many people in the organization, they are tax communities, and they will not be disenfranchised. >> reporter: this comes after,;t one council member made p antisatanic comments. in the later the council woman is quoted "saying i do not welcome a satanist group. if they do come, you will not see me bow my head to their message. i will leave the meeting." the group's attorney says scottsdale has two options. >> they allow as, which they have to constitutionally do, or they have to do away with that system through which they're discriminating. >> reporter: instead of letting satanists speak, it believes the city found a loophole changing policy to only all

. >>> although minimum wage is going up, it's not a worker's cbs5's zahid arab has the impact this may have. >> reporter: workers like at this mcdonald's that make minimum wage bring in about $17,000 a year. prop 206 means more money in their pockets. and an economist says not by much. arizona healthy work families, the group behind prop 206 said it would dramatically improve the lives of struggling arizonans. rick meric with a consulting firm says not quite. minimum wage workers will have more flexibility to pay for rent, food, and entertainment but it won't be enough to move people into the next income category. >> it may help you move from baltic and new york avenue a little bit, but it's not go gonna be a major move for most people. >> reporter: economist say the businesses which means some negative impacts. studies show up to 3% of the minimum wage workers could lose their jobs as business owners make tough decisions dealing with reduced profits. if you go to mcdonald's, don't be surprised if you soon have to order your food from a kiosk. >>> targeting november anti, scheduled to

. >> zahid, you mentioned the cooler temperatures, and is we've got a front passing by, brought us the cloud cover today. temperatures cooler today, highs in the mid-70s. we're sitting at 76 degrees, right where we should be this time of year. winds are nice and country, along the rim, toward flagstaff. upper 60s by 9:00. >>> if you see military helicopters flying low over the 63 tonight, it's all part of military training exercises weeks. our chopper saw them last night and again this afternoon. this training will take place downtown and at different locations throughout the valley. >>> talk about a disruption. students cannot did back to their dorm for at least five days. this is an update on the flooded dorm at barrett honors college at asu. 150 students are pipe on the 5th floor, and is that caused a huge flood of water. one student said it was a pretty bad situation. >> the water was running out of the entrance doors to the dorm hall, and it was coming into the court yard. you could sethe water seeping through the concrete walls as high as the 5th floor. people were on social medi