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from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming your way on 12 today... ???adlib & toss jimmy ???adlib weather ???adlib traffic a deadly crash a deadly crash 3 a deadly crash overnight in phoenix... has taken two lives. and police think... impairment may be to blame.team 12's bryan west is near 35th avenue and dunlap. 3 3 checking hot 3 3 3 dunlap.avenue and near 35th bryan west is team 12's bryan west is near 35th avenue and dunlap. 3 3 3 3 checking hot checking hot headlines this morning......and the - family of a chandler woman- killed while crossing the street with s asking for your help.both children remain in critical condition. pamela hessel-bawk-er was hit near ray and ru evening.her family has set up a go fund me account.police have arrested the man who they say hit pamela and her kids saying william epperlein may have ran a red light. and a silver alert out of tucson to tell you about. police there are looking for 86 year old albert encinas caviglia.he was last seen leaving university medical center in tucson... after visiting his saturday night.he

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from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming your way on 12 today... adlib welcome it's a big day here at 12 news - that's because it is turkey tuesday.. this morning.. jimmy q is out at the bashas at chandler heights and gilbert - with a preview of what's going on... your 12 today poll. turkey tuesday is back! who will collect the most birds tonight? vanessa and mark avondale. or caribe and coop at bashas' on gilbert road in chandler. go to 12 news dot com... slash your voice. adlib traffic we continue monitoring this morning of a deadly shooting near 12th street and indian school. team 12's nicole zymek is working to gather new details. checking hot checking hot headlines across the valley this morning.... the possible sale of chase field iss dead. at one point private investors were hoping to tear down chase field and build a new baseball stadium for arizona diamondbacks. those investors have now dropped their proposal. the d-backs still have an option to buy chase field from the county. the team's lease at chase field is through 2028. state wildlif

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as a plane carrying a brazilian soccer team crashes from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming your way on 12 today... adlib welcome adlib & toss jimmy adlib weather tomorrow.. the public will get their first look at a memorial built in tomorrow.. the public will get their first look at a memorial built in honor of the 19 granite mountain hotshots who died fighting the yarnell hill fire.. team 12's brandon hamilton joins us with a preview... we will never forget the horrific day, june 30, 2013 when 19 granite mountain hotshot firefighters were killed battling the yarnell hill fire.... and tomorrow, a long awaited memorial is set to open to the public to honor the fallen heroes..... there will be a dedication of the new granite mountain hotshots memorial state park this morning..... the park is located 2 miles south of yarnell on state route 89.... the hotshots trail is 2.85 miles .. feet, there will be granite plaques set into rocks that show a photo and story of each fallen hotshot. once you reach the obseration deck, you will be able to see the site 400 feet bel

the video that's going viral this m from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming adlib welcome adlib & toss jimmy adlib weather adlib traffic senator john mccain and donald trump may have one thing in common - when it comes to those who burn the american flag. team 12's bryan west is live from the newsroom with the details.. they both do not approve of burning the flag and say there should be some sort of punishment... although it's incredibly controversial... 1989 and also 1990... both times the court ruled saying it's symbolic speech. yesterday the debate resurfaced when the president elect donald trump tweeted "nobody should be allowed to burn the american flag - if they do, there must be consequences - perhaps loss of citizenship or year in jail!" when asked on the hill... us senator john mccain told this to supporters. there has been legislation introduced for the past few decades but due to the supreme court decision - those have been turned down. this is an incredibly sensitive topic.... everyone would agree it is disrespectful burning the flag is protected

from the 12 news studios in downtown phoenix, here's what's coming your way on 12 today... adlib welcome adlib & toss jimmy adlib traffic morning... in the case of a flagstaff police officer who punched a woman in the face. in the satellite center - and bryan the officer is saying he was provoked?! the officer says he was kicked and kneed in the groin before he punched the woman. when 12 news talked to the woman in the video - marissa morris - she claims she did no such thing. if you haven't seen this yet - let's catch you up. this cell phone video has been shared hundreds of thousands of times in just over 24 hours via social media. a flagstaff officer seen punching a woman point blank in the face. we are told morris was in the process of moving out. she was being evicted and that's why officer assist other officers. he had his body camera turned on when pd was looking for her. he was told his help was no longer needed - so he went back to his car and turned off his camera. flagstaff pd says he then saw morris from his car... approached her and tried to arrest her. that's

a blackhawk helicopter right in the middle of downtown phoenix. military personnel rappelling down parking structures. this is all part of a training mission with phoenix police helping them out. they say the goal is to give special ops practice in realistic settings. they will come training across the valley. >>> a burglar breaking into a retired marine home while he is out at a funeral. this is in bethany home. at one point the faith and the roommate are both the house. the creek managed to get away with the kids. >>> first solar plans to lay out a quarter of its workforce. they plan to cut 1600 jobs. we asked the company is the headquarters of the impacted in a spokesperson would give no details but says the suspect it will affect offices all over the world. >>> carmakers plan to merge solarcity makes the solar panels and plans to make solar shingles starting next year. the company would like to offer the one-stop shop for solar panels and electric cars. >>> let's talk about your most accurate forecast . check out these colder spots in the vall

beautiful shot of downtown phoenix there. let's give you a look at what our temperatures are right now. a little bit on the cool side. a lot of us in the 50s this morning and low 60s in some spots as well. we're sitting at 56 in tempe right now. 50 down in maricopa. 57 in lavine and 59 in good year this morning. let's go across the state and look at this, look how cool we are in show low. that's about that temperature there so we're below that. here's a look at desert doppler, we are scanning the state but you can see not a lot happening here, we're keeping things quiet, especially in the valley too. we're not seeing a ton of activity there. things are pretty quiet this morning. no rain or anything like that. not tracking any strong winds. here''s a look at future carbon monoxide k you can see the clouds start to move on out. so by tomorrow morning for your commute, in the morning there, about 7:00, 6:00 a.m., we're not really going to see a whole ton of activity. quiet there and clear. we're going to keep it that way even un

steve krafft was in downtown phoenix, and we'll get a look at >>> live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> the arizona international auto show got under way today at the phoenix convention center. >> yeah, this is a good chance for people, car enthusiastists to see some of the latest, greatest models out there on the road, and some of the vehicles are still in the concept stage. the story tonight. >> reporter: thanksgiving, a lot of people before they eat their turkey were here at the international auto show in downtown phoenix. if you like cars and trucks, this is the place to be, more than 500 to check out. this is a nissan concept truck called the titan warrior, designed to look and be tough, an innovative blend of metal and carbon fire, l.e.d. lighting. you can't buy one yet. another car that had a lot of people talking, this is the chevy bolt. not the volt, that was a hybrid. this is the bolt, an all electric car, and it's not for sale yet in arizona. over 230 miles on a charge, all electric, base price $38,000. you'll be able to buy a bolt in california and oregon later

that is where you can enter the 202 into downtown phoenix. other places around the phoenix area seeing slowdowns this morning, the 10 eastbound at 59th avenue and also the 17th southbound at bethany home road. the 101 in the west valley clear and in the seventh avenue area is in the yellow zone this morning. stay with us all morning long. we're going to be around the 60 in priest area. we'll show you the backup and hopefully some clearing by then to relieve congestion. >> and thank you for the update. >>> more than 150 students are out of the dorm rooms at asu. brandon hamilton is live with the latest. there was a big mess there last night. >> reporter: a big mess last night and it's quiet to morning outside of juniper hall. here are waking up inside of a hotel. imagine the nightmare of seeing water rush down the walls in your dorm room. that is what happened happened obviously, gravity took the water all the way down to the bottom floor. a huge mess inside and a lot of school supplies damaged. as one student explains, they didn't think it wa

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. >>> hundreds of demonstrators marching in downtown phoenix fourth day protest after president-elect donald trump. raquel cervantes is life at the state capital, what is happening down there?>> reporter: we still have a group of about 200 people still they return about half an hour ago from marching down to downtown phoenix and returning to the capital. i have spoke to different people and different groups and organizations them together for this. the group started here at the capital around 3 pm first marching tightly encircles then chanting, not my president. then the group broke into small groups encouraged to share their thoughts postelection several people wore emotional, the director of group, he is afraid of the integration team and we also heard from the other side. >> we know he wants to get rid of them. he's going to develop a plan alongside donald trump. in lesueur -- in arizona we survives and we will do the same. >> they are a large -- they are within their rights and allowed to process, but i question why some are. this a rally, the anti-trump rally continues. we also h

the big draw, the honor walk in downtown phoenix to remember our servicemen and women. fox 10's courtney griffin was there. she has more. [bagpipes playing amazing grace] >> what's wonderful is to see so many different people from so many different walks of life. >> on your mark, get set, go! >> hundreds of peoe to show their respects to veterans and their families at the 6th annual honor walk in downtown phoenix. >> my husband was in the navy, and we just think it's really important to be supportive, and we know the wonderful work that they do mentoring some of our guys who come back and need a little assistance. >> the event started with a flyover of steerman biplanes. >> i'm a veteran, my dad is a all of the veterans day walks. >> teach the kids about veterans and the family history. >> she's a marine corps veteran who walked in the 5k last year with her son, caden. she says being in the military changed her life in a good way, and she's thankful to see events like this honoring our service members and all they do for our country. >> it's hard on the body, but the fr

the christmas tree in downtown phoenix. a college girl found out the hard way that a slice of pizza does not count as an id. police in massachusetts say a woman tried to use a slice of pizza as a form of id to get into a bar. when the bouncer said no, she punched him and was arrested for disorderly contact. the woman is getting mocked on social media. my question is, we all make that you really regret that you did during college? >> i have to think about that. for me, i was a little bit different. i was so focused because of sports and everything else. i did things, but not a whole lot. i was more into what i needed to do, be successful in my school work to mak but i will remember one crazy situation. i was not a big drinker, and i thought a created this drink that had never been done before. but the funny thing was, i drink it and have to work out the next day. i was trying to make myself throw up because i felt horrible. this is why you do not drink before the day you have a hard workout. >> workouts can get that hangover

you're looking at video we shot in the downtown phoenix area. a nice, steady downpour earlier >> tonight's rain appears to have caused some temporary power issues near the asu campus in tempe and we're told power was out at the same honors dorm flooded by a water break a little more than a week ago. more than 3,000 power outages across the valley, all due to the storm. >>> winterer weather is invading much of northern arizona this weekend. these pictures from flagstaff earlier today. last night with more intensive conditions expected through tomorrow morning. adot is urging drivers to delay travel to northern arizona if at all possible. >>> so what exactly can we expect for the rest of the night and into tomorrow morning? >> kristy siefkin tracking our weather across the state. she called it for tonight. you said later this evening. >> in the door and out. pretty quickly. and this is a fast-moving system as well. not a whole lot of we picked up a couple tenths of an inch in the valley. i want to take you section by section in the state. you'll l

. >> take a look at the live picture over downtown phoenix and it was very cloudy out there. a lot of high clouds we were expecting to make it to 85 which would have been 10 degrees above normal and we instead only made it to 79, 4 degrees above normal. 89 is the record high. we have a trough of low pressure to the north of us where the bulk of the energy is but is pulling up the winds and allowing the clouds to move up from the pacific ocean, mainly in the form of a few high state and that's really it. it's more of a wind situation right now. a gust at 31 in kingman and 30 flagstaff and 29ate grand canyon and we'll continue to see the strong winds especially up north. just be careful traveling along i-40 and i-17. here in the valley, the forecast models are pulling back on the potential for windy conditions. so we'll go with breezy for tomorrow but the biggest thing temperatures. topping out at 79 and tomorrow, expecting 71. that's at kai harbor. outside of sky harbor more than likely you'll see the upper 60s. 76 on friday and 82 on saturday as temperatures begin to climb as

we have more on a big protest march that happened this weekend here in downtown phoenix. >> reporter: hundreds marched through downtown phoenix. >> if they're north dakota and i'm in arizona, i will sand here and protect them. templet protect hist originallic relics, to protect water quality, to stop what they believe will be damaging construction. even as protesters hundreds of miles away at the pipeline site to move out of the way or else. >> our focus cannot be attacked by rubber bullets, by water, but biwhatever the government has flown at us. >> gives us hope that a lot of our young and youth are out here, and we're all standing the in solidarity. >> reporter: the group pledged continued support. >>fy could just be here and protest and help with my voice, >> more than 400 people rallied to support police who sometimes clash with those protesters over in north dakota. organizers say yesterday's rally wasn't pro or anti- pipeline. it really was a way to stand if solidarity with the officers. >> they're put under such strain right now, and they have just -- the time that they've put

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in downtown phoenix, about .16 of an inch. south mayor cope arc close to almost an inch of rain. winds coming out of the southwest are sustained, relatively calm. gusts, 21 miles an hour in sedona. in the phoenix area, 35 to 45 miles an hour. that storm isna our current temperature, not gila bend, that's not right. [ laughter ] >> 64 is the temperature in phoenix. tomorrow skies clear, 83 the afternoon high. >>> more severe weather is coming up here on cbs5. we also from tent city i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> the cubs return to chicago. and the ns there to greed them. sports illustrated already out. there's the cover. chicago cubs, world series champions, 2016. cubs made the fans work for

that is a little too intense for me. >>> let's look live now from our downtown phoenix web cam. and conditions are really quieting down compared to this time yesterday. when those winds were howling and that rain was coming down. let's look at the radar because we may not be completely finished yet with the rain. we still have a little moisture to the north and so we could see showers. seeing a few sprinkles there just south of cave creek. then we're also seeing a little eastern maricopa county. i would say for the most part all of the snow is up in the high country. so along the mogillon rim, totals as much as 9 inches in areas. the snow is is that righting to shift to the south and east in between east of payson and heber. show low getting showers and they continue to see the know but eventually a lot of this is going to move into new mexico. but that snow is certainly sticking. grier at 23 degrees. 28 in show low. it's 29 grand canyon and flagstaff 28. we're going to see some areas dipping into the 30s. we're mainly in the 50s. on the futurecast, we continue to see the snow s

you can see it right here in the valley as today hundreds rallied from the capitol to downtown phoenix. >> not my president! >> reporter: one side against president elect donald trump, the other side defending him. >> you guys are about as intelligent as a doorknob, as one knife in a knife drawer, you have lost your marbles! hit the streets out of curiosity to test the authenticity of the rally. >> one of the biggest things that i have noticed is outside the core group of people, one of the things that you have noticed with protests a lot is a lot of paid people that come with it. we have seen people paid to come out and protest. you know, i have seen them all in twitter, posting them, pay them to be full-time activists. >> while others say the election has been called, they are not going to be quiet about their dissatisfaction. >> the hateful historic -- rhetoric that has been such a part of the donald trump platform, now that he has been projected as being our president, those are those of us who need to rise up and say that we are here to defend the rights of all of those people who

this is a live look in downtown phoenix. the protests here are being sponsored by the service employees international union. that group says it wants to send a very strong message to the donald trump administration that it won't back down from its movement to raise wages. >>> while you are keeping an eye out for your holiday packages, feeds as you can see from this video -- thieves, as you can see from this video, might be doing it as well. this was all caught on security video. >> reporter: she was out of town, her truck still parked in an ideal -- in the driveway and her video doorbell ready to this didn't stop this criminal from coming up to the front door and stealing her package. >> he picked it up and he read it and took it. >> reporter: she thought she had done everything right. >> this is the camera system i have as far as this doorbell. >> reporter: she knew exactly when her package was delivered by the post office accident when a ring my doorbell, i see them in the camera and then i see that they are dropping off a

a a number of groups met out in downtown phoenix to discuss its future and they say will do whatever it takes to preserve the executive orders. >> this is a time to teach them the benefits. >> they boasted a record number of latino voters here in arizona. >>> this one affecting your kids, this guy was seen contacting children inside of a person of interest. if you see him, call police. >>> and a 15-year-old boy helped him pull it off. all of this going down as the victim was just working on his car near 13th and if it - - avenue. >> new information tonight after marine midair near san diego, both pilots are being examined. the general ordered a standdown and regrouping. >>> and continuing tomorrow, a dose of slightly cooler air coming in, and we will take you how long the stretch continues. >>> a protest coast to coast tonight. the satellite center is busy taking in video. we've been told more on the protests and all is peaceful. and you think you would be a requirement, holding - - having a heart beat, but beat, but a important position. and later on, time to dallas. fire burning in

we have a large power outage in the downtown phoenix area. a thousand plus customers pinpointed that right now. >> okay. now we're talking weather too iris. that rain moving in. >> yeah, you'll see that alert box. at the bottom right-hand of that screen. tracking showers moving into the southeast va we're seeing some of that rain mainly pushing through. also mesa impacting some of our big highways in the southeast valley. so if you've got to head out the door soon and maybe you live between the loop 202. either the red mountain freeway that's where we've got that rain falling right now in mesa and these showers are slowly tracking to the northwest. as we go through the morning. rain chances are in our morning obviously on time you may want to lee a little early as we've got a chance of 30% scattered showers with more storms possible this afternoon. i'll show you what chances look like later in just minutes. mallory. >>> i'm allison rodriguez before we get to mallory i'm actually in the live drive right now. here on the loop 202. santana. let

. >>> it is going to be a busy saturday in downtown phoenix. there is a hip-hop festival with stages inside and outside of the performing. there will be a low rider parade and a number of graffiti artists will be on hand. greg stanton says the event was organized a few years ago by justin samuel. stanton issued a problem close makes issuing tomorrow as hip-hop d >> this gives them a scale and move in a direction and what they are doing for old people, young people, all fans of hip-hop. >> the mayor will present the proclamation tomorrow night at 7:00. not the only thing happening, the second annual pizza festival that starts at 11:00 a.m. more than a dozen pizza makers will be on hand selling slices. and lawn games as well and a different kind of pie being devoured. the seventh annual pie social that starts at 2:00. they will have 15 chefs and community members presenting their pies with proceeds benefiting the school so a busy weekend. >>> hundreds of special olympic athletes compete in a bowling competition. why this year's competition is exp

live in downtown phoenix. happy thanksgiving. the rolling stones with brown sugar to get you going. rain in the forecast. >> temperatures in the 50s. 44 right now in maricopa. our weather is going to be fantastic today. mostly clear skies in the forecast. our weather headlines, mornings are nice and crisp and late weekend we're talking about a storm that will move in. but your thanksgiving day forecast will be chilly to start things off. it will get up to 77 degrees. >>> many of you are celebrating with family and friends, but right now the arizona governor's office of highway safety is leading a statewide dui task force.>>> an off-duty deputy is in the hospital right now in serious condition. he and his wife were walking and got hit by a vehicle overnight in cave creek. she is in critical condition. this is a picture of the vehicle involved in that crash. detectives do not believe alcohol or drugs are a factor in this colsi investigation. >>> a second arizona ski resort opening this weekend. sunrise park resort is opening for business. it will be offering discount tickets for the h

today, live from our 12 news studios in downtown phoenix. welcome, everybody to 12 today. this is what we have coming your way. the one and only miss cocoa brown. >> hey. >> joining us again. >> yes. >> thank you so much for coming back. >> thank you. >> it's been a fun morning with you. we want to check our forecast now, jimmy. you're out live in peoria. hi, jimmy. >> yeah, and temperatures out here are a little bit warmer so chilly, but the skies are on the clear side. so, if you're going to get up, maybe you want to do the voting early, early. no big problems and it's not going to be that hot today. its warmer than average, up to 89 and closer to 90. we won't call that hot. we know what hot here is in the valley. could be breezy by this afternoon. the wins at 10 to 15 miles an hour, which is not crazy, but we'll call it breezy from time to time. with the reaching 89 degrees we're here at rio vista community center. we'll be here all morning long telling you about fishing and a memorial rock wall they have as well. jen, how's it looking out there? we passed you up on the

#ub overlooking downtown phoenix 76 degrees currently. the wind is calm. we'll see temperatures go up to 80 today. then down to 75 by 6:00 p.m. then 69 degrees by 8:00 p.m. it is not just cool weather that's on the way. win is also on the way. we'll talk about what kind of >>> taking flight late earn today. first show at 7:30 tonight. it runs until sunday. i want to talk to laura to tell us about what people can expect >>> well "12news at noon" o?o1 >> people are noticing they have headaches. >> tonight we are taking a look at some common health problems that come from too much phone use. we are giving you quick fixes so your phone turn. [indiscernible] >>> two freight trains collided in florida causing a major derailment with train cars along the track. this happened early this morning in 100-miles northwest of orlando.? two train workers are being treated for minor injuries. they were carrying coal and rock. this derail. caused a 4,000 gallon fuel leak. rail workers are trying to figure out how this happened. >>> the trump transition team says they are m

. >>> phoenix police are looking for the man who tried to steal an americ downtown phoenix. video shows the man trying to take the flag. can't get it off the pole there. >>> millions go back one hour this weekend. why that actually spells bad news for retail stores. weight. how a urine test can help pregnant women. >> and health violations that could shut down some valley [ crowd noise ] >>> long lines for early voting. you're looking at tempers flaring at scottsdale city hall as a handful of early voters verbally sparring with police officers, city workers as on people who had been waiting in line to vote. they were even handing out numbers. we have a crew in carefree were people were shut out of early voting there when the doors closed at 4:30. they had not been told to extend service hours. we've got a crew headed to the office to >>> we want to bring you some breaking news in the west valley. there has been a double shooting near 67th and van buren. one person is dead. the other, in his 20s, is in the hospital in serious condition. we'll pass along more information. >>>

as we look about 5,000 feet low or, the valley, a nice shot over downtown phoenix a little bit of cloud cover but all in all, not bad no rain out there, scanning the skies we are clear as we head up to the north. you see the clouds pushing in from the west. radar is picking up on a little bit of activity but i really don't think much is coming out of that. we're going the talk about the chance for rain in a second. most of the state is dry and seeing just high clouds. now for the good stuff. 76 in phoenix. 75 in yuma. 68 in sedona. 55 in flagstaff. 70 in wins low and 59 in show low. around the valley, just wonderful temperatures anywhere you go. 75 in queen creek. 76 in litchfield park and 75. get outside and try to enjoy yourself today because this is just wonderful weather. we're going to take it up to 82 which is the normal for this time of year. look at that, by 8:00 p.m., we're going to be i maybe you can get those windows open tonight. we could see rain shortly here. i'll tell you where and when that could fall coming up. >>> thank you. >>> a school bus slam entered a packed -- sl

. >> heavy rain coming down in el mirage neighborhood also, this is 20 miles northwest of downtown phoenix. this video sent to us by cheyenne stewart. >>> north of the valley, adot tweeting this image of a rock slide as you go through oak creek >>> also, the weather challenging families who lined up to receive food boxes. they were out standing in this pouring rain. 2,000 cars were lined up at st. mary's food bank. hundreds of volunteers packed pd the bags and helped the families with the load. >> it was help to keep the rain out. i got soaking wet. >> reporter: was it worth it? >> st. mary's food bank could use your help. they need 1,000 more turkeys to distribute by thursday. >>> at snowbowl, snow fell at 9,000 feet tonight. >> reporter: sure, it is a monday but a lot of people called in sick to work or skip school all together so they could come hit the slopes. here at arizona snowbowl. in fact, some people waited in line as long as five hours. >> we made the two-h up to flag only to realize that the lifts aren't running right now. we are just waiting it out ready to ride. >> reporter:

downtown phoenix. we had a great day, nowhere where we were last week he had a record 100 degrees. cool down just in time for halloween you this evening, 75-81. you can eat that considering where we were. not much winds, high clouds. cooling down, 8 degrees down compared to yesterday. good your down 9 degrees, 81 . dew point relatively high 50 it 38%. area of low pressure up the coast of california. helping to drive the high clouds into arizona south. that low was eventually going to position itself over arizona by the middle of the week expect in 20% chance of rain in the valley, 40% of in the high country by the middle of the weekend snow levels coming to 10,000 feet. very high that many of you will see that snowfall at all. the low just jet stream pushes in -- jetstream pushes him from arizona it gets cut off and linger in the position over arizona and that will be responsible for driving up the moisture. fifty-two tonight and has a grand the 20 like set, 29 in -- it, 29 in the grand canyon, tomorrow 60. seventy-three -- 60. bend and -- the love and and cassegrain the end tucson

abc15, is in downtown phoenix for details. >> right now, phoenix police tell me, they don't talk about specific threats, but right now there are to phoenix. meanwhile, the two political parties have big rallies planned for downtown phoenix on election night. and they tell me, they're doing nothing different that isn't status quo in terms of security. the same thing they did back in 2012. but state and local law enforcement are being vigilant. governor's office says emergency management, arizona homeland security, and dps are all diligent and prepared. the fbi says the agents are looking at threats in new york, virginia, and it's. daily as it may relate to arizona. arizona attorney general, pretty much saying the same thing. >> no one desevens to feel threat -- deserves to feel threatened if their community. >> as it concerns the election it, we asked the fbi if there's any reason for people to be nervous going to the polls. and they said, absolutely not. that's the good news. back into you. >> thank you. >>> new york city celebrating tonight. but officials remaining concern. this is ne

look, just panning across our area, these storms that are collapsing just to the east of downtown phoenix are pushing a ton of wind. these are out flow boundaries and it is just gusty as can be out here. a little bit of rain and this is going to be mud rain. remember, it is picking up all the dust, when it hits it will make everything pretty mess hear them out here. dust, here is another, here we go. wow, this is just getting hit hard. i got dust in my teeth. expect more rain coming into the downtown area and across parts of tempe. we will have more to report on as well. i will tell you what, jen will be busy as well. chance of storms out there, 40% chance of rain. obviously hitting parts of the valley now and the rain just starting to come down. take for cover . lot of heavy cells and lot of wind. heads up, folks, could be a messy commute. jen wall will have more on that. >> somebody walked into the studio, the door opened and i could hear all the wind here in downtown phoenix, i will show you where the roadways are wet but first we have a crash to report. this is 101 eastbound 35th aven

that's in downtown phoenix. a bomb squad blew up a backpack. it posed no threat to the general public. >>> preparing for the unexpected. that was the goal for the firefighters in the west valley. they took part in a hazmat drill. it was a simulated emergency response rescue and how to contain a chemical and a pesticide leak. >> we want to train for the things that may never happen and have a team that's ready. >> they said these types of drills help them develop relationships with other agencies through the valley. >>> firefighters from arizona 600 fires. half-dozen firefighters flew out over the weekend. around 40 firefighters from across the country are going at the request of the israeli government. these fires in israel are blamed on people who are purposely setting the fires for political reasons. >>> you'll see more security at malls through the valley. it's the 23rd year for the sheriff's mall posse. itin and marked vehicles and helicopters and horses an k-9s. it's more important than ever he said. >> we've had no violent activity, let's

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a semi rolls over and the crash closed one lane of the freeway about 60 miles west of downtown phoenix. look at this backup, i-10 is a huge truck route. adot had a detour taking trucks off at salome road. there. >> the backup isn't the only one travelers should expect today. millions of people are headed on on the road headed to their thanksgiving destination. hi, nick sole. >> reporter: hi, guys. it is smooth sailing going south. let me move it over so you can see the freeway. it is a beautiful drive this morning. it is expected to get a lot more right now, everything looks perfect on the i-17. aaa predicting two million more americans will be hitting the roads this thanksgiving holiday because consumer confidence is up. people are feeling comfortable spending money. the average low is $2.17. oh, we see an accident here. not too bad. cheapest gas you can guyed is $1.85 a gallon. we caught up with people who were traveling in from out of state. they told us they left at 4:00 in the morning to avoid the rush hour traffic. so far, their drive in from southern california going northward t

phoenix. [ crowd noise ] >> the students said they could not concentrate and wanted to make a point that they matter, regardless of their heritage, sexual orientation, religion, or legal status. a few students expressed concerns that your families might be r apart. >> we know he did win for president yesterday, but we still want to open our mouths and voices, and give people the power that we could do what we want to do. we are scared, we're we are very unhappy, angry at fact -- of the results. but we also understand that we're a community that supports one another, and we're gonna stick together no matter what happens. >> there were police officers on-hand, and a confrontation squad. but everything was peaceful. folks out there this afternoon say we should expect >> > walkouts today at schools in california and colorado protesting trump's election. that's california on the left where hundreds of students streamed out of three different high schools in berkeley and held raels of their schools. in boulder, colorado, dozens of students there who protested what they call the values don

taking a live look across downtown phoenix. a different view from where we started earlier today. let's get that thanksgiving forecast in. we're going to see a high of 76 degrees here in phoenix which is above normal. lots of sunshine and calm winds. a fantastic day. you can probably even do thanksgiving dinner out on the not much happening here. the high country is seeing things clear route is the storm system makes it way into the mid section of the country. new mexico and colorado are dealing with rain and snow. tomorrow for travelers out there i think the midsection will be the spot that sees the most amounts of weather-related issues. we are talking snow in some of the higher terrain and some of those areas that get cold like down to parts of the south. we will see rain in cedar rapids, chicago, st. louis, down in texas it looks good. 69, dallas. 61, oklahoma city. los angeles, 69. we will see plenty of sunshine and overall good driving conditions if you're headed that way. 71 was our high in phoenix today. we picked up measurable rainfall . most of it fell in scottsdale and

just three miles from downtown phoenix. on a bad day you can land at phoenix sky harbor airport and be downtown in no time. >> takes too long to get the bag? >> my only complaint about sky harbor is that when you get off the flight you want to get home and it takes forever to get the bag. >> sometimes, you are right. sky harbor also sco with fewest flight delays and cancellations. a lot has to do with the weather here. we deal with great weather most of the time. and really points out that the airport's free woi is a selling point as well. >>> coming up, a man ends up in the hospital. why doctors are blaming the problem on energy drinks. >> and the dream comes true for a young valley boy. the surprise he got at school. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't k

plus jail time. >>> phoenix outdoor ice rink is city skate just opened up downtown. the popular skating surface takes over city skate near central and washington. as a result central avenue will be closed through january 8th. and if you want to try something new. west gate just opened their scout door skate rink. there's a different event every night and there's a small fee to get on the ice. >> you might have some family or friendsdowndown. if you want to show here are some captions. >> -- options. >> will have you want to stay in the valley or head a little out of town, arizona has the sights and beauty. up in sed o, na tinseltown lights up. the art and crafts village transforms into a truly wonderful winter wonderland. the valley, just hours away from one of the 7 natural the grand canyon railway can take you there on the a scenic ride that gives you an incredible view without the hassle of driving. departs every day from 9:30 in the morning. if you want to keep close to home, the debit botanical garden comes alive at night. in the glow of hand lit luminary rethe.

tonight he's re-creating that trip through downtown phoenix at this time he will do more than just wait at that way but the camera. >> right in front of that studio, i will just plop on my name right there. >> the perfect setting for a proposal. she's a little suspicion that suspicious. i've been sneaky trying to organize everything. their friends and family down to the building. they are anxiously waiting a watching everything from the studio as we set up a fake interview. >> i'm thankful for my family.>> and waited for the couple to pass us>> can you tell us stroke were quite your thankful for. >> and then is her turn. >> what are you thankful for. i'm thankful for [indiscernible]. will you marry me? >> what? >> yes. of course. >> back inside, how surprised or you? >> a once-in-a-lifetime moment captured forever. >> [applause] that is really, really sweet. >> between a hockey team and the proposal, or crying and i got chills. what is going on. >> congratulations. were so excited for that and thanks for including us. >>> the first significant snow storm of the season will be hitting fl

right here on abc15 mornings it is a chilly 45 degrees right now as we look at downtown phoenix. your most accurate forecast is coming up in a few minutes but first chris housebreaking the ipod very quickly. this is brand-new coming in from the huntsville station. this is a 24-hour day care and three children have now been rushed to the hospital in critical condition. a tornado warning was issued throughout the state of alabama. this is video damage with several also injured and mississippi and louisiana is without power. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what happened after a car launched off the los angeles freeway and landed on a homeless encampment. one person was killed and three others injured. the crane has lifted the car back onto the freeway so investigators could cirque du soleil show was canceled when a technician was hit by a list and later died. that incident is now under investigation. >>> the driver in the deadly school bus crash is facing a judge in tennessee. it is the first time we have seen johnthony walker since the children were killed. children from

. >> we understand a blackhawk helicopter right in the middle of downtown phoenix was part of a training mission with the department of defense. phoenix police helped by blocking traffic and the gulf is to get them practice in realistic urban settings remember similar missions last fall. heads up on that. this is our first look at a new memorial about the tempe beach park dedicated to the police officers. firefighters who died in the line of duty. individuals and businesses that the loyal dedicated on tuesday to build that the loyal dedicated on tuesday, december 6. you are invited to the summary at 2 pm -- ceremony at 2 pm. >>> it is time now for your most accurate forecast with temperatures in the valley running 9 degrees colder. you are going to feel the difference then yesterday if you step outside. we have 40s above much of the valley. phoenix sky harbor is still holding onto those l i think we could cool 249 before we warm-up. today by lunchtime it is a little warmer than yesterday with a high today of 77. still a very nice day. i will show you when rain chances are back neck. >>>

. >> it was right here in downtown phoenix. tempe got it into the arcadia area, saw some rain. several different neighborhoods and some suffered from power outages. >> kristy siefkin joins us to share details about this changing weather. >> it we expected a storm system to move in quickly and move out quickly. and that's exactly what we've seen tonight. of course we can't forget all of the snow we've seen into high country. let's take a real time look at where things stand. the real activity for the valley was concentrated in a period of just a couple hours. take a look at the time clock. we're looking at 6:00, 7:00 into the 8:00 hour. the bulk of the rain moving through the valley. that said, we are still seeing superior, farther to the south and east. and of course snow into higher terrain. as we look tonight through parts of white river, we continue to see some of the snow showers, temperatures cool across the state. as a result of this storm system. and let's not forget southeastern arizona where we're still seeing some light activity at this hour. in terms of in terms of w