which arizona destination spas made the top 10 list? >> according to travel and leisure coming in at number five is miraval resort and spa in tucson number six is in sedona and number eight is canyon ranch. remember when i went to the one in sedona was rated at that time the number one in the world. it was amazing. >> we were just talking at this list is getting us a good idea to get a nice massage this weekend. >> everybody could he is at. >> it has been a long week. >> rigoletto all get along >>> still ahead on 12 news at 6:00 science made fun with gadgets and gizmos and explosions. we are heading out to the arizona science lab. >>> i will have a look at the sun devil stadium like you have never seen before and are the stars aligned for david johnson to do something really special sunday against the 49ers that >>> tomorrow is always a gr our great military men and women for veterans day. >> we want to say a big thank you for all those who have served and while you are out and about tomorrow why not enjoy some free food. >> there are a

the arizona cardinals hosting the 49ers. the suns running against the nets, plus, thunder her dan marley taking slopes to the with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. okay. >>> some dash cam video of a police involved shooting in new jersey has been released to the public this weekend. the incident in camden shows edmond brown being pulled over. the police officer can be heard asking brown to shut his car off. he attempted to drive away, smashed into other cars and tried running away. during a struggling he was reportedly shot in the leg. the officer is on administrative leaf whale they investigate. >>> in other news around the nation tonight, it is november. but wildfires continue to burn through

the arizona cardinals flying into snowy minnesota today. in the past, that would have been of problem. warm weather teams don't like cold weather. luckily, sunday's game will be played indoors at brand new us bank stadium for cardinals receivers larry fitzgerald and michael floyd., its a homecoming.. floyd grew up in st paul..went to notre dame and was a first round pick of the cards in 2012.. he'sug san fran. he's motivated to play in front of his masses. the injury bug continues to bite the cards.. now special teams regular gabe martin has been placed on injured reserve with a knee injury.. martin was also a vaulable backup at linebacker..zavi ar gooden has been promoted from the practice squad.. the cards are running out of bodies this week, sun devils athletic director. ray anderson said no matter what happens in these final two games, coach todd graham will be back for 2017... riding a four game losing streak. grahams has had to play without 10 starters this season.. and has lost 3 quarterbacks to injury.. today, a tough task at number

country and across the world not just arizona. so to paint him as the same cloth as trump was difficult to pull off. because people love him so well. >> and also with became running for reelection both the been very a vocal and critical of donald trump. talk about this event that took place in arizona. >> has been some confusion about the events. but the strategy is pretty clear that became is worried maybe a lack of a enthusiasm maybe that gets attention in utah and they're usually reliable republican voters for the most part. so given that they just don't like trump and theyea can just about to vote for populati and the mormon population from the mormon pioneers also jeff flake was a mormon. the mayor of mason arizona was a mormon and a congressman who is also a mormon.so, so what seems programming for that mormon community. of this eastern suburbs of phoenix. >> what about the overall turnout on tuesday? >> sold there is a lot of engagement with those big names surrogates added to the excitement and it willll be a big turnout s

in the case in the center, we have a log for the uss arizona. it is a reference of historical data documenting weapon systems on board the ship, it also showed where the ship was. it talks about where was from 1917 to 1918. so, primarily at that point, the uss arizona was part of the atlantic fleet that was floating along the east coast, new york i 1917, baltimore, maryland in mid 1918. inn it goes down to france mid june 1918. the arizona1920's, joined the pacific state. so, it would travel to hawaii numerous times -- in the pacific fleet. i don't think most people realize that the uss arizona was at pearl harbor before december 7, 1941. they would do war games or maneuvers to get them ready in case of an attack or prepare them for any war movements. in this last case, we have a copy of the schedule of punishment. this is a really interesting document. it lists verarious offenses thaa sailor could engage in and the punishments they would receive for the specific offense. so, you're late in turning up for duty, you got extra duty. you assaulted

for the more publicity the arizona cardinals get. >> all about more action. the cardinals haven't won a championship now in 69 years. right behind them, the cleveland indians at 68 years. >> and they're not number one. >>> heavy rain has moved to the the valley for us. showsshows you exactly where it's raining at. what we're going to be seeing for tomorrow morning is still northern and eastern arizona seeing heavy rain here in the valley 64 at 7:00. 69 at 8 am and 72 degrees at 9:00. afternoon temperatures will stay right around seasonal average. 55 flag staff and 83 expected for phoenix. >>> arizona coyotes coach dave tippen will never use injuries as an excuse. whoever is in, has to produce. youngsters gain their ice time tonight with center marchty han, is el and. tippen looking for a second straight win against the predators. arizona gets it going. making the most of his pt. his first nhl goal. third period, coyotes down one, shot on goal. two. it goes to a shoot out. the season vet beats renee and then on the other side, stones johanson. they get the 3-2

annual missing in arizona >>> today the annual missing in arizona event being held at the asu west campus. now this event is to raise awareness about missing people in arizona. >> every single year at least 600,000 people are reported missing nationwide. but with bte updated information law enforcement hopes to continuously lower that number. courtney griffin has more. >> multiple agencies across the state joined forces to help try and bring missing people home and identify the hundreds of remains on file. >> we are going to answer them in a national database where they will be distributed to the local agencies that will work and get assigned detectives for the cases. >> right now nearly 2,000 missing. and there are over 1400 unidentified skeletal remains in our state. today agencies spoke with family members to try to gather new information and dna to solve some of these cases. >> and the dna will only be used for identifying purposes only. it will not be used for any type of criminal prosecution or anything like that, so that needs to be clear. it's just for identification purposes. >>

the 33-21 arizona win. eight games left for arizona, to make a playoff run, the squad has to come out sharp and focus to put a bad 49ers team away,. the pac-12's lone playpff twenty usc. trojans freshman quarterback sam darnold 20 touchdowns coming in, balling darreus rogers thirteen yard touchdown sc making a statement up ten - three. (score) they add a ronald jones touchdown and upset the huskies!! at death valley, number two clemson wasn't ready for unranked pittsburgh. wild game clemson, up two with a forth and one., instead of letting quarterbcak desean watson make a play, wayne gallman gets the ball and gets stuffed!! down and chris blewitt, who has the wong name for a kicker nails a 48 yarder clemson nation stunned as the tigers go down 43-42 at iowa jim harbaugh and number three michigan trying to hold off the pesky hawkeyes. three seconds left, iowa freshman kicker keith duncan, 33 yards for the win. he is officially the mayor of iowa, giving the hawkeyes the upset win., other than the opening loss

head of the armed services committee and the head of the arizona delegation. he will be serving his 6th term at 80 years old, the ap calling john mccain the winner of the u.s. senate seat to take back his seat. >> john mccain holding his victory rally. let's go live to jason berry. mccain took the stage a little applause and a lot of clearing the moment that it was announced mccain was the winner of this race. they started chanting mccain healthcare contain it didn't stop even after the senator walked into the auditorium. mccain as you mentioned was elected to 6th term in office he took the stage and he thanked his supporters campaign staff. he told me he wanted to wait until he spoke to congresswoman anne kirkpatrick before coming out to he called this his toughest fight yet. mccain hanked his supporters for their vote encouragement and opportunity to serve arizona as their senator for the another 6 years. we asked him what it means to be re-elected. >> it means a lot a chance for me to continue to serve and use my backgrounds and experience and knowledge in

here's a sneak peak at the arizona auto show. arizona auto show. for many people in the valley.. the new camaro, the new mustang" the auto show will be at the phoenix convention center, downtown... through tomorrow. that's also when kids under 12 get in free. coming up - the race for the white house might not be over. at least - in wisconsin. the recount effort is moving forward with a new supporter. new supporter. and later - if you're entertaining this holiday season... there are some must-see's here in arizona. we'll tell you about some them, coming up. with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. ery day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day we took an already great lineup and made it better. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. h

arizona is some of the harshest marijuana laws in the country. why are we continuing to criminalize and here in arizona we arrested and charged more than 150,000 individuals since 2005 with felony charges for simple marijuana possession. >> if somebody has a joint in marijuana, they have a joint and they are caught, generally they are not going to get a felony -- >> here is what happens. the charges a felony here in arizona so you go in front of the county attorney and he says, well, you can either have a felony on your record or you can go to this task diversion program. now here is something that's interesting because bill montgomery the county attorney is probably the most vocal opponent of proposition 205. just this week it was revealed that his office receives kickbacks from the task force to the tune of year. we were essentially prosecuting for profit. >> ribo money? >> no -- rico money? >> that's the money that's paid by those choice of a felony or go to the diversion program. >> i have to jump in. wild neakacies. first of all the same law

last year was one of the worst years for cases of the flu arizona. this year the prediction looks like a repeat. >> last week we had a horrible season. we are protecting this year will probably be pretty bad as well. >> reporter: coming up we will tell you how you can avoid spreading those terms as well as getting those germs. many of them can live on a maryellen resendez, abc15 news . >>> now to a story everyone can learn from out of salt lake city. a 3-year-old daughter of byu assistant football coach has died. she died one week after sunny was found tangled in a blind cord. reno mahe 's daughter was found blind -- cord from the blinds. i used to have them in my home. i cut all of them to prevent something like this. >> it is something people can think about right now. >>> dozens of candles are remembering the soccer players killed in a plane crash this morning pope francis is asking authorities have recovered the black boxes and all but six people died in that plane crash. >>> he once dominated the football fields but now he is a rapist to serve 2

but in the history of the arizona coyotes here in the valley, we have to brace for impact, and proceed with caution. >> thanks, joe and one big question, what happens to gila river arena in glendale opening in 2003? the arena was built with 1 $55 million in taxpayer moneyt near the bottom of the attendance figures and they ended at 29 out of 30. they said they'd end the arena contract but businesses are already excited about the team coming to town, gus van zandt is talking to them and we'll 5:30. >> and they need rebates and taxpayer dollars to help pay for it and many fans are howling. i want your thoughts on this. 44% said they need to find other money. vote now head to twitter at sean on tv, and if you missed you can see it on the mobile app. >>> a hazmat fire this afternoon. told that the fire started inside a tank at liquid environmental services which treats waste water and used oil. crews got everything under control but that fire did send- up a large plume of black at sky harbor, a terminal was shut down because of a security scare. they said they had a passenger with a suspic

director of "the arizona republic's" editorial page. he says the paper first raised the alarm on trump about a year ago. trump suggested a black protester deserved to get roughed up at one of his rallies, and things kept building from there. on the multiple accusations of sexual assault levied against trump, boas says he feels it's further vindication for the paper's decision. >> he is a demonstrably bad human being. he seems to embody all the worst characteristics that you see in the human animal. >> reporter: but the paper's decision has come at a cost. >> i canceled my subscription to "the arizona republic" because they endorsed hillary clinton. >> reporter: for this subscriber, the endorsement was offensive. he strongly supports trump's campaign and does not trust the clintons. >> basically i think she's the head of a corrupt criminal organization which her and her husband have been perpetrating on the american people now for 30 years. >> reporter: he's only one of many people who canceled their subscriptions. at "the arizona republ

we started off at the chili in arizona, 50 -- chilean arizona, 58 with the morning low, we weren't quickly, the sun came out, as you can see, the doppler right now we are -- we're not worried about anything coming our way. clouds staying a hike to the north of high pressure dominating another area of high pressure moves into the start of the week this one much stronger than the one we dealt with throughout the weekend temperatures close to records by the time we head into tuesday, futurecast as we go through the day tomorrow shows no cloud cover coming our way to moisture coming our way because of the area of high pressure and even into the start of the date on to say we have no movement that are up in the pacific northwest. as we head into the mid part of the week that is when changes, -- that is when changes, weight the next storm system will send it will be seeing cool down. sixty-four overnight low tonight with me to be and see the supermoon, 26 flagstaff 47 facing 37 prescott 61 bullet city 31 sholow. tomorrow 86, when degrees warmer than today. sixty-four flagstaff, 62 sholow 74 pays

from across the nation to the races here in arizona, we have the campaign covered. >> together, we are your home for decision 2016. >>> from fancy foods to small mom and pop places, arizona has tons of great restaurants. but which one is the oldest restaurant in our state? that is our social sound off question of the day. >> now according to msn it is the palace restaurant and saloon in prescott. which this makes sense because prescott was sort of a stop-off point for settlers. it's the oldest of the saloons on whiskey road. >> i'm intrigued. i want to check it out. >>> still ahead at 6:00, it's going to be a great weekend to get outside. so we have an event that's perfect for you and your four- legged family members as well. >>> plus, gather up the extra halloween candy for a sweet toss. >>> and it is playoff time. you bet. week. mountain view and desert vista. we'll talk more about their 6a >>> there's a great event this weekend that combines the arizona desert and legged friend. krystle henderson has the details. >> reporter: if you have a rough weekend, what better way than to come

moved into the state, in the 1980s, 1990s who have no understanding of arizona history of arizona and mexico's deep ties with one another, ties of commerce and family and history and looked at all mexican people, including u.s. citizens as the brown immigrants from the south were threatening u.s. sovereign teeth. it was a complete misread of arizona history and who we are in arizona. when arizona was making that transition from being a frontier to part of the united states, and agriculture, on the railroads, the majority of the workers were mexican and mexican american. that is true for all of the western united states. the western u.s. would not have been built without mexican labor. i would like them to get a deeper richer sense of the role that they played and in the history of the country. >> cspan is in tucson arizona. to learn about its history and literary culture. while here, we took a driving tour to learn more about the city's unique heritage. >> are you ready to take a ride around tucson? >> i am. >> tucson arizona, if someone has never been to tucson, what is the quintesse

the arizona wildcats and arizona sun devils for the the territoryial cup. they are taking on the wildcats tonight. they will be clad in red. the wildcats have lost eight straight and sun devils 5 straight. but that territoryial cup means a lot. the trash talk between intensity on the field. >> obviously to our guys, to our fans, we understand how important this game is. our focus is to beat the championship. this is a must win on the schedule. >> this is what we look forward to play every year. for some there is a lot stake, for us, the territorial cup is our rival. >> this time 48-40. one tie. it's a 7:30 kickoff. we'll be live in the studios. the sun devils and the wildcats. for both teams, if the sun bowl game and a winning season. >> up next, a real life spider man. one of the biggest buildings in barcelona. how high will he climb and the famous us structure. > check this out. the french spider man has done it again. he's climbed up an 8 story building without a harness. the police arrested him. he's climbed over 100 buildings including -- eifel tower.

. >> reporter: about 100 students from the arizona school for the arts walked out and marched to a nearby park. they had a dual message. they were disappointed with the results of the election and they also wanted to encourage positivity. some 200 students from alhambra walked out of class. they walked through the streets phoenix. police officers escorted them through traffic. they joined a couple of students from asu preparatory academy who are concerned their families will be affected by a trump presidency. >> my family comes from columbia, and i want my family to stay together. we're illegally, but there's a lot of people who are not here legally. spokesman, alhambra central and camelback were the schools involved in today's walkout. carl hayden high school they said did it the right way, they wait and protested until after school. there is a message to parents from the phoenix union high school district superintendent on their website, as well as a video message. >>> for the s protests in l.a. are back out. dozens of police cars are lining this overpass. we believe this is near the we

that includes the one store in arizona mills mall in tempe. that will leave two full priced stores open. the company is shifting its focus to international stores and online sales.>> may have some good deals. >> they did.>> i guess there was a reason.>> there you go.>> now you can probably get really good deals because they are shutting down.>>> let's talk about been fantastic. it is a little warmer than normal but that is okay. this is why we live here. lots of pictures are coming in of our beautiful super moon. take a look at this shot. this was taken last night. we had crystal clear skies out there for the occasion. take a look at this view them walton zimmerman. he took this shot this morning scottsdale. we do have lots of sunshine. we will warm it up to a high of 86 degrees. this morning's low was 57 degrees. we have not been that court since april 26. it has been quite a while. the normal for this time of year is 76 for a high and 53 for a low. looking at the radar, you can see that we do have quiet conditions. we are going to stay like

>> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on what he thinks is a society ran by >> and today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's event with what they called renewed energy. >> i believe it's coming together. we are a diverse country and we shouldn't be separated. feeling very inspired. democratic candidate from maricopa county reporter fontez made an appearance speaking to the crowd and reminding them again to make sure they are encouraging others to vote at the polls on tuesday. live in the studios, stefania okolie, "fox 10 news." >>> thanks. we asked arizona secretary of state michele reagan to clear up some misconceptions a little bit of confusion about the voting polls. a

he lives in nogales, arizona. >>> arizona lawmaker says the city of tucson is violating a state law by destroying guns turned in by citizens. a complaints is accusing the city of violating a 2013 collected by law enforcement agencies need to be sold, not destroyed. tucson police have destroyed more than 4,800 guns. they argue that tucson is destroying public property. >>> voters will head to the polls a week from tomorrow and the battle over whether to >> i was a school superintendent in colorado when our state voted to legalize marijuana. we were promised millions in new revenue but they were empty words. i never saw a single dollar reach the classroom. >> colorado lawmakers are dismissing claims schools have not seen money from marijuana sales and that $31 million went to schools from 2015 2017 fiscal years. they are saying these things that are far from the truth. we've been building schools and repairing schools with the tax revenue that was dedicated to construction. those dollars are flowing. >> the fact is, in colorado, the money promised that was going to go to school, the amou

. >>> let's go to decision 2016 and the battle over arizona. we are now just seven days away from election day and stretching his lead over democrat hillary clinton. the new poll from data orbital shows trump leading clinton 45% to 41% in arizona. for the first time in decades, we could be considered a swing state making at ground zero for politicians sparking a steady stream of heavy hitters to capture last-minute voters. >> here are the campaign stops just over the last four weeks. bernie shall obama, donald trump junior was here twice, michael pence, tim kaine twice, hillary clinton wants, and donald trump twice. clinton and pens were -- will both be here -- michael pence will both be here tomorrow. >>> would you like to be part of our voter panel? if so, just email desk@news desk desk@newsdesk.com. >>> arizona's marijuana legal shows 45% of people voting yes to vote for recreational weed while 57% will vote now. >> 4% are still undecided in arizona tonight. should arizona legalize recreational marijuana? you can tell us what you think and i

for the 8th time in franchise history, the arizona diamondbacks name a manager. torey lovullo is now the skipper. lovullo come over from boston. does that sound familiar? it should. new gm hazen also a former red sock. for him to make the move he has to go with a guy that he is familiar. nevin franchise for years, but lovullo has more experience in the bigs. he also played in the big. he's only 51 but has accomplished quite a bit. a look at his resum?, almost a decade as a manager in the minors, nine years to be exact, two in toronto, another four in boston, winning the world series with the red sox in 2013, and as manager in 2015. the news conference is scheduled for monday, when he will officially be introduced to the media. >>> not done with the baseball stuff just yet. we have to check in on the champs, the cubs with their parade today. this party is going to be one for the ages. cubby fans have waited all of their lives for this, and it is finally here, and they can thank this guy right here, joe maddon. the big league manager has a knack for turning franchi

this is a live look at the scene right outside the arizona school for the arts. this is right around 3rd street and mcdowell. you might want to avoid the area. these kids plan to walk out right at 12:25. about 100 students walked out of classes moments ago. the plan is to walk from that school to margaret t park. the point is they're protesting the outcome of the election, protesting who is now president elect donald trump. we also have our chopper -- do we have that shot? our chopper is headed to another protest that's going to happen by students at central and camel back. we are assuming this is central high school. we haven't confirmed that. if it is, this is the school where president obama stopped here is a live shot of the arizona school for the arts where students have walked out and their plan is to protest the election of donald trump. >>> still to come, ian will have a last look at your forecast. first here is what's coming up later i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it. and i

the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. go sar: i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative day foss revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. gosar: i rise in support of h.r. 6009, the federal mail ggetgget -- management act of 2016, introduced by my colleague, representative steve russell of oklahoma. this legislation is intended to make a bipartisan, technical correction to the presidential and federal records acts amendments of 2014 enacted as public law 1113-187. among the provisions of that was language designed to eliminate outdated references to the general services administration related to records management. these changes updated outdated references from a time period when the national archives was part of g.s.a. since the national archives became independent in 1984, these h

>> the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? some say that it's not likely but bernie supporters say they got a >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to see the state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on what he thinks is a society ran by billionaires. >> and today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. >> supporters leaving today's renewed energy. >> i believe it's coming together. we are a diverse country and we shouldn't be separated. come together, man. >> and people leaving the rally feeling very inspired. democratic candidate from maricopa county reporter fontez made an appearance speaking to the crowd and reminding them again to make sure they are encouraging others to vote at the polls on tuesday. live in the studios, stefania okolie, "fox 10 news." >>> thanks. we asked arizona secretary of st some misconceptions a little bit of confusion about the voting polls. a

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. not bad at all, we have the great do warm-up and 80s first thursday friday 20% chance of rain and looking dry. that is a look at the weather. >> 12 sports is sponsored by your valley toyota dealers. >>> how about that. kids these days are no longer dreaming of world series championships and super bowl trophies or sports illustrated supermodel boyfriends

the organization said the expansion of marijuana will be harmful to the state of arizona. especially because they say there is now an increasing demand for homeless shelters in denver and marijuana is legal in colorado. >>> let's talk about your my cast -- our most accurate forecast. morning so far and like yesterday slow to warm up today. storming into the 80s this afternoon and our high temperature of two mostly sunny skies and that is right near average for this time of the year with another seasonable day across the valley. it is all dry across the valley and even as we look to the north plenty of sunshine looking live with our cliff castle casino cam we have rain back in forecast thing and i will walk into the forecast and show you one we could see showers and storms in our state. >> thanks, iris. >>> police have a suspect in the killing of two police officers in custody. scott green was taken into custody this morning and he is suspected in the killings of a des moines police officer and an urban tell police officer overnight. court records show he has a history of c

i wrote the history of arizona that the first edition came out 1995 the second edition came out and 2012 and honor of the of centennial. and what i saw then was when arizona became a state with the entire mexican movement interestingly enough those anglo-irish miners. and those who are the best paying jobs to get these anti-mexican measures and later when those were turndown hiv-2 pass more in the legislature. and then to revise my history i realize we were giving to raise similar period but only this time is coming more from the right the series of laws to make english the official language those of would-be spoken in the government agencies and then with the explosive surge of mexican immigration in the 1990's this sort of anti-mexican and anti-immigrant hysteria rows and rows and then we got bills that would garner national attention which tries to force the municipal police departments to request immigration papers every time they stopped a mexican looking person for a traffic violation or what ever. we were going through another period of anti- mexican political agitation that was p

the complaint filed in federal court accuses the trump campaign and the arizona republican party in con speurrying to threaten and intimidate minorities in voting in the election. the goal, depressed voter the complaint asks a judge for anyone to harass voters in anyway. the republican party says the complaint is nonsense. >> the relief they request is extreme in terms of, what they would ask the court to do to tell people not to do things in the future that are very likely first amendment protected. >> reporter: this is state democratic party we asked a spokesperson his response to what the republicans had to say and he declined saying the lawsuit speaks for itself. helen purcell says she is confident that elections are conducted fairly in arizona and contrary to what donald trump says in his rallies, there is no rigging going on. >> i don't care what he said. the election is not rigged. do. >> reporter: this complaint, another indication of the intense atmosphere of the runup to the election on november 8. >>> former maricopa county sheriff deputies have been sentenced on drug and the

the bald eagle population in arizona is soaring. up 600% from a decades ago. >> reporter: the sonoran desert scorched by deadly sun, yet full of life. >> looking to see if there are any adults in the area. >> reporter: an adult bald eagle, it's taught jacobson and his crew of biologists to keep up with the bird of prey that has not deserted this desert. what's the importance of coming out here and trying to monitor the eagles and track them? >> well, the big part of monitoring these eagles is we are looking at the breeding population. >> reporter: it wasn't too long ago when no matter where they hiked or how hard they looked, at one point in the 1970s, there were just 11 breeding pairs of bald eagles across arizona. now there are 65 thanks to the work of game and fish and the southwestern bald eagle management committee that keeps an eye on the raptors and protects their homes so they can reproduce. >> by focusing on the breeding, you are able to tell, okay, how big is this population? how much young can they produce? are they produ

miller was arrested last year for the deaths of two women who were found murdered along the arizona canal in phoenix back in 1992 and 1993. >> investigators say d.n.a. linked him to those crimes although not officially connected. the two women were murdered around the same time little brandy myers disappeared. vigil in el canto hoping to raise awareness and get answers. >> my family, especially, my mother especially, we're broken. we're trying to find a way to live without brandy. it is my biggest hope and my biggest dream that i can come to my mother one day assay we got >> miller pled not guilty and the trial is set to start in april of next year. >>> a developing story, a family facing tragedy. new developments on a crash that killed a 35-year-old mother and injured her two children as they crossed a chandler street. now, we've learned the woman's 3-year-old son ryan was released from the hospital but his coma. the driver is facing several charges. >>> families and loved ones gathered today in sky harbor to welcome home hundreds of soldiers who have been deployed in the middle east for

and he created the arizona simple necktie, the bolo tie. it's a neat with saint arizonans, you know, we have this really cool thing that was created right in our state and this is something about who we are. will i have driven to a lot of these towns before, like kingman. never really bothered to stop except maybe for gas. and i found out when i get to kingman there was a wrong distillery, and arizona wrong distillery. that was interesting to me. how they make a run in arizona? where did he get the molasses? and i talked to the owners and they gave me a tour of the place and it was like state-of-the-art there goes like being on a science-fiction that. will i learned about ron making in arizona, and that they're doing a really amazing job with the. to the point where they're winning awards time with places like bacardi. arizona wrong distillery time their rum making with bacardi. places like i have never been to the can you. i found the guy was a native american man, navajos willing to take me in his jeep through the canyon. wonderful, wonde

called the attorney general's office in arizona. no one did anything. >> reporter: turns out the arizona attorney general was investigating. their consumer charged multiple consumers for the same car, fabricated bills of sale, forged certificates of title and tried to get one victim to pay $1.5 million for a ferrari he did not own. he agreed to pay more than half a million dollars in cost, penalty, and restitution. but he was never pruded criminally. prosecuted criminally. and instead of paying up, he business and tracked down victims in australia, italy, and scotland. one offered to pay us 50% of the amount he lost if we could track him down. we visited his last known address in the valley. his ex-wife says he took off for japan and left her on the hook for his bills. his name is now spoken with anger among collectors of cars. >> why isn't this guy in jail? >> it's hard to get police and prosecutors to take these cases. the attorney general's office uses the consumer fraud act, and that means it's a civil case. it may be easier to

the vote effort in arizona but the supreme court on saturday upheld the ban. bottom line, the arizona law will make ballot harvesting a felony with some exceptions on tuesday. the arizona republican party weighing in saying the ballot harvesting was banned because it threatened the integrity of our elections and the supreme court has determined that arizona voters are entitled to protections that create honest elections. >>> also in arizona a federal judge refused to issue an injunction sought by which would have ordered republicans not to engage in illegal voter intimidation tactics at the polls on tuesday. the judge says democrats have not shown enough evidence that the republicans were planning to take part in voter intimidation. at the same time the arizona republican party chairman says thousands of donald trump and sheriff joe arpaio signs have been disappearing or been vandalized over the past couple of days. arpaio is facing his closest re-election campaign in decades. >>> the campaign went door to door and encouraging of course the people to go and vo

the arizona biltmore. look at the crowd. folks enjoying a beautiful evening. temperature wise, it's perfect. fire pits are set up and getting ready to light the tree. they been celebrating christmas here since 1929 when the arizona biltmore first opens and we are excited to be a part of it. there's the beautiful tree. let's get on with the forecast. the upper 70s and you can see the satellite and radar, mostly clear skies. we'll continue to see clear conditions down south around areas of to some of the big game is taking place, we're saying some big class. here's temperatures, upper 70s about wins breezy, temperatures drop to 73 degrees by 7 pm. upper 60s by nine. another nice day ahead for tomorrow. winter storm watch to tell you about. it to you. >>> i believe it may have put you in there just to continue. check back to see where you are later. >>> donald trump is not take a holiday off. he's announcing more hires to his cabinet. we'll tell you who's getting a job in the white house plus, likely have som

can the lawn -- can the automaker there are only two of the cars on the street, but arizona could build tens of thousands of more. >> our appeal is the endless drive to be the best.>> reporter: lucid motors will spend $700 million on a plan that could employ people in the next years. >> -- >> reporter: claudia pavlovich of neighboring sonora, mexico how does president elect donald trump feel about sending jobs to mexico? >> donald trump was in favor of american jobs. these jobs are in arizona. >> reporter: the factory will get choose from tax payers. tax breaks that started $5 million and could hit $70 million. cassa grand has not disclosed. the total price tagged for arizona tax payers -- >> it's dif >> reporter: will lucid motors be able to play for the assembly lines? they concede they will have to raise money for the cassa grand plant .>> we have other fundraising rounds.>> the company says it does have enough money to build the car. hiring at casa grande could >>> thank you. if you have something you would like us to verify, synthesis that -- send us an email at verify at 12news.co

and two scores in the 33-21 arizona win. eight games left for arizona, to make a playoff run, the squad has to come out bad 49ers team away,. bad 49ers team away,. says, "...beat them last time ." there will be better days for the arizona wildcats football team. rich rod and crew suffering through a disasterous two and seven record, oh and six in league. tonight, arizona host number twelve colorado, buffaloes lead the pac-12 in total defense allowing under three hundred yards believe in the process and stay united, the young phoenix suns doing both in the early stages of the season. fresh off a win over detroit, tonight at home, planet orange mans up up against another least from the east facing the three and five nets. nets. the arizona coyotes dropping the puck at home tonight against the eight and six bruins. dave tippets team looking to bounce back from the three - two loss to winnipeg. goalie louie domingue makes hs eighth straight start for the injured straight start for the injured mike smith thunder dan marjerle was

across the country, the moisture that you see is the stuff coming out of arizona moving into new mexico. we get a little bit of active weather across texas with early storms that really did get some we are also seeing a little mixture of rain and some freezing rain up into the northwest, but, boy, i'll tell you, these temperatures and all of this has just been beautiful. look at washington today at 50 degrees, 56 in charlotte, 75 in omaha, 74 in wichita, 87 degrees in houston today. look at chicago, those beautiful 60s hanging on there. look at up in montana, 60s, 73 in bismarck, and then we see some 60s up in the northwest. overnight, tomorrow morning, 62 degrees for you. it is the weekend. 80 degrees for your saturday. and then we are going to pick it up just a little on sunday at 82. and then next week we have started out a little warm, but we get back into the seasonal temperatures for this time of year. have a great weekend, and watch your kids around water. >>> all right, dave. thank you. coming up, the chicago cubs celebrating their historic win in historic fashion. the record th

can we start with this amazing play by arizona state's n'kial and the arizona cardinals take on the san francisco 49ers this sunday.. what's your this fun friday - also happens to be veterans day.. and there are tons of events what's going on today... this particular parade started back in 19-97 .... and has grown every year.it starts here along central avenue ?just south of bethany home road.ending at 7th street and indian school road.so the parade route is about two and half miles long.tens of thousands of spectators are expected t parade begins at 11 a-m. besides this parade. there will be ceremonies and other events in tempe chandler scottsdale mesa apache junction.in the west valley avondalegoodyear has a 'salute our troops run' glendale with pearl harbor displayspeoria with a 5-k sun city is also getting in on the celebrations.businesses around the country and in arizona are honoring our men and women who serve with veterans day deals freebies and discounts.for a complete list of celebrations. just log onto 12 news dot com. 3 join us next week for some holiday recipe favorites. i'

the 11th the 11th >>> the 11th iron man arizona is going on right now at tempe beach park. it started at 7:00 this morning. athletes are still crossing the finish line. say. >> we're late. we better get started. court tph*euf -- griffin was at the starting line. >> reporter: hours of dedication, motivation, and encouragement helped these athletes get ready to race in the iron man triathlon. >> the normal prerace nerves. just trying to relax and stay calm and that's it. >> reporter: this is max's first iron man. we asked him about how he trained for it up. >> pretty much started at the beginning of this year. we've been doing a few races and trying to get the training up. >> reporter: he is one of 3,000 athletes swimming 1.2 miles, biking 112-mile, and running. all of the athletes have until midnight if they want to be >> it is can be emotional. >> reporter: athletes do whatever they can to cross the finish line in time, even if that means crawling to get there. he hopes his training allows for a smooth finish. >> i'm nervous and trying to contain energy and use the right wa

rain as the prosports team with the longest championship drought. >> and now that belongs to the arizona cardinals. yes, the cardinals haven't won a championship back then they were called the chicago cardinals. we called some sports memorabiliashot shops to see if any place carries items from that era. the owner of the hall of fame collectibles says he did have some chicago cardinals stuff about 12er yas ago -- 12 years ago. he thinks the team should play up their newfound title. >> the more talk about history get. >> all about more action. the cardinals haven't won a championship now in 69 years. right behind them, the cleveland indians at 68 years. >> and they're not number one. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of >>> h

this is the second annual missing in arizona day event. right now, in this state alone, law enforcement says there are around 2,000 unsolved missing person's cases. >> there's also about 1300 unidentified bodies aware of. now, some of the cases could be linked and it could be a story. it could be a photo. it could be dna that helps us to close the cases. >> reporter: at today's event, law enforcement agents are gathering any information they can to hopefully get them some answers. >> it is a one stop shop for them to make sure the missing person's report is generated. we can obtain a dna sample from them. >> reporter: last year, the person's case for nine different families. while the endings are not always happy, many families are happy for any sense of closure. >> some have had to wait a long time. 10 to 20 years. so that burden is off. it may be sad, but now they know. >> reporter: if you have a missing loved one and want to find out more, go to 12news.com and click on this story. >>> switching gears now, if you are looking for somethin

arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? bernie supporters say they got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to seat state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on a society ran by billionaires. >> today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders also taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. event with what they called renewed energy. >> i believe it's coming together. we are diverse country and we shouldn't be separated and come together, man. >> i think it's really important election. more than any other that's ever been. >> and democratic candidate for maricopa county recorder adrian fontez made an appearance speaking for the crowd and reminding them again to make sure they are encouraging others to vote, too. two days, guys. >>> thank you. arizona congressman trent franks weighing in today on bernie sanders visit. the republican sent a statement saying, quote, bernie sanders spending the final hours o

arizona is one of the states that the electors are not required to vote for the winning candidate. >> reporter: arizona members of the electoral college and one of the electors says he has been bombarded with requests to not support donald trump. the election is over, votes counted and some voters are holding out hope they can convince ewelcome or thes in the electoral college to change their minds. >> i got e-mails and phone calls on my blackberry and computer at basically, abstain from voting for trump. >> reporter: gutierrez a long time republican says he received more than 300 e-mails on his work account on election day but has no desire to change his vote. >> i vote for donald states. >> reporter: it appears to be happening where electors are not bound to their state's popular vote as a bill was filed that would abolish the electoral college. as protests continue all over the country, including one in washington, d.c. >> calm down. people need to accept what the arizona voters and who they picked to be their president by >> reporter: about half of the states in the u.s. do not re

the coyotes need 200 million dollars from arizona taxpayers to build the 400 million dollar arena. legislature would have to approve those tax breaks. it has been one week since election day... and here in maricopa county... they are still counting votes. county recorder helen purcell says there are approximately 45-thousand early ballots left to be counted. there are also an estimated 55-thousand provisional ballots left as well. and in the race for her seat... purcell currently trails democratic challenger adrian fontes by more than 21-thousand votes. a local catholic school is blaming the presidential principal of brophy college prep academy in phoenix.. sent a letter to parents this week.. condeming what he describes as racist comments toward black.. latino and muslim students. in the letter.. he also denounces the harassment of student trump supporters who he says have been called racists. new this morning... it's hard to believe with the weather today.... but we get plenty of snow in arizona.and team 12's brandon hamilts for the winter-weather travel season. 3 3 3 ?? ad lib t

the arizona voters also deciding the fate of prop 205 tonight. that measure to regulate marijuana like alcohol. if approved, adults could possess up to an ounce of marijuana and grow up to six plants. the other big proposition on the ballot is prop 206 and if this passes, it will raise the minimum wage in our state to $12 by 2020 and requires businesses to pay employees sick time. election headquarters in new york city where we are watching the races and returns. several states have reported record-breaking turnout among early voters and we're waiting to see if that trend continues into the late afternoon and into the night. hillary clinton and donald trump cast their ballot for themselves and by the time this is all over, we'll know if our next president is a billionaire businessman who changed everything or the first woman to who will hold control over congress. it is a defining day for democracy and we hope you will join us for coverage right here on this fox station. >> stay with fox 10 for live team coverage throughout the evening on air and

and that includes the arizona wildcats searching for the first pac-12 win of the season. >>> heartbreak in mesa where a 4-year-old boy drowned. this hammed just before noon in greenfield. it appears the boy climbed out of a window and got in a pool which had no fence around it. boy in the murky water. crews arrived and started life support. the child was not responding on the way to the hospital where he died. and police are now investigating. >>> we are three days away from the election. the final push is on here in the valley and really just across the country. ben carson is in phoenix, trying to get out the republican vote. raquel cervantes joins us live where he just wrapped up. >> he just left the building right now and the mood has been very spirited and very energetic and a lot of supporters are out here. and people of all ages out here coming out to support and hearing what dr. ben carson had to say. only a few days left and trying to get people out to vote. there's been a lot of complacency in the country and he of course talked about the opposing candidates and how he directio