a block from fox news center. let's take a the big statewide races here back in arizona it looks like john mccain is returning to the 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-elect

cloudy with moisture continuing to pump into arizona ahead of a pacific storm system tracking towards the state. with the clouds, sunday morning lows will be warmer, bottoming out in the mid 50s for the valley. despite the clouds, daytime highs will remain several degrees above average, topping out in the upper 70s. by late sunday afternoon, showers will start to spread into the state from the southwest. the valley will have substantial rain chances sunday evening. widespread light to moderate rain will sweep across arizona through the first half of we can't rule out a couple of thunderstorm s monday morning. as the cold front of this system continues to track eastbound across arizona, snow levels will drop. they'll start off at about 9000 ft sunday and bottom out to about 7000 ft by monday afternoon. the highest peaks of the white mountains in eastern arizona may see a couple of inches of snow, while northern arizona's highest elevations may see about an inch of snow. the city of flagstaff may just see rain mixed with snow by monday afternoon. valley rainfall totals are looki

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205 to legalize recreational marijuana in arizona. it's a citizens backed initiative called the arizona marijuana legalization initiative. that's a formal title. we will talk next 30 minutes. the pros, cons with two people who know this subject well. j.p. holyoak is a supporter of legalizing marijuana. and the campaign manager for the no on prop 205. jp, we will start with you. best argument for legalizing. legalizing is probation is an abject failure. marijuana is easily and readily available today to anybody that wants it. the choice that we have is not whether or not marijuana is good or bad or yes marijuana or no marijuana. it's simply out there and it exists. we are saying we are far better off taxing and regulating something that's already there, sending those tax dollars to our schools rather than keeping it illegal for the enrichment of criminal drug >> the best argument against is we don't have to look far we look at colorado. he talks about probation being a failure. look what it's done to colorado. there have been increased traffic deaths due to marijuana. accidentle

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." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. >>> live from cbs 5, breaking news. >> seconds away and now midnight on the east coast and yes, voters are heading to the polls as we speak. this hampshire. they have a long-standing tradition of casting ballots the moment the clock strikes midnight. that is what you're seeing there. >> and tonight, the tradition and it's a new one, as the presidential candidates now making their final push for votes. >> you got to get out and vote. >> let's swamp them. trumps hate. let's get out and vote. philadelphia, tomorrow, let's make history together. >> and final countdown is on in less than 8 hours. many will go out and cast your ballots. >> this time around, we want to make sure you have all of the answers you need when it comes to voting. we're joined live outside the polling place. >>reporter: yes, they're hoping voters won't experience t

. >> looking at the arizona senate race what was your take away? >> i think ann kirkpatrick was a little uncomfortable. -- i , obviously has uhin presidential candidate with the debate stage just as much experience i think she held her own to knock them out with the of consensus. >> as dave battleground state and what impact on the senate race? it look >> able split uh ticket it has been very tight. bennett then in the wake of the fbi disclosures. but it could go either way from the ground game but mitt he has been maintaininget a double-digit lead since the of primary over ann kirkpatrick. if you have shown it isha getting errol but others said showed him of the death 10 points as high as 18. and then to explain why they try to tie mccain to trump did not work very well because he is his own brandis a across the 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 tha

out to vote >> by her being here at arizona state, a lot of people torn in between, might actually be able to duovote for hillary. >> the democratic nominee loosing ground to donald trump. in arizona polls after reports of a new fbi investigation. >> i think that they will -- the voters will see she is the most qualified. they have to see that. it would be disaster if trump country. >>> tonight, clinton will appeal directly to voters. she'll be introduced to gold star parents. he was an undocumented immigrant awaiting his american citizenship when he was killed in iraq. >> walked in, he was always enthusiastic. nice kid. everybody liked him. >> the slain soldiers former highch be on stage. >> anybody who sacrifices their life for this country is somebody we ought to recognize and honor. and then when i discovered he was an undocumented person that -- it just gives credence to the fact that, you know, he didn't have to do that. >> reporter: the emotional appeal backed by a call to action a. >> 27 million strong already to vote. >> reporter: this new ad latino's voter. part of the clint

university of arizona and the national park. with help of our cox communication cable partner for 90 minutes explore with local authors. >> there are a number of misconceptions about arizona and history an one of them is that all of the mexicans here are immigrants from mexico. but like the out of town people, people say we didn't cross the border, the board or crossed us. >> the city destroyed 80 acres this is the most densely populated area in the city of tucson and in the state of arizona. it was also the area that housed the largest number of people's color by that i mean the largest population of african-americans, chinese americans and mexican americans. >> but first we speak with author richard shelton about his time as a volunteer in the arizona state prison system. >> i started it in 1974. i had received from a man on death row a letter requesting that i read, i had published several books of poetry at that point. and he had read one of them and requested that i read his poetry and critique it and i recognize the name from the letter he was -- notorious mass murderer. on dea

>>> tracking the big picture for you tonight. >> legal recreational pot could be coming to arizona. >> many fear that people will hit the dispensary and drive under the influence. >> 12news taking you on part 2 of our verify road trip. >> donald trump jr. in the valley not thrilled with something 12news did. >> i was insulted. >> mold, food handled, blowing their noses. is your restaurant on the list? >>> we're just four days away from picking our next president. >> will arizona turn blue? will sheriff arpaio lose his job? will the minimum wage be raised to $12 per hour? >>> all of you are alsoot should arizona legalize it? >> 12news.com/yourvoice. >>> voters in six states next week will vote on whether or not to legalize recreational marijuana. and regulate it like alcohol. those for say it generates millions for arizona schools. in colorado pot has been legal since 2012. >> reporter: 1933, the end of alcohol prohibition in america. 83 years later, 2012, colorado did the same thing to marijuana. >> we take you around to a grow house, a couple different dispense easier as well. it'

they taking arizona for a ride? graham is verifying the story tonight. >> reporter: arizona is riding shotgun is this new electric cars being built. governor doug ducey liked what he saw today. even new mexico is along for the ride. 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

blocked an arizona law which early ballots. it means groups can go door to door to collect ballots from voters. >>> a terror suspect who the f.b.i. says plotted attacks in the valley and will be going t courtroom. >> reporter: chan has a large and supportive family, and this case is the first of its kind. the arizona attorney general was also there. chan has become the first person convicted and sentenced for state terrorism charges in arizona. >> plans were exchanged to build bombs. instructions were >> reporter: prosecutors sought the maximum, 14 years in prison, and is lifetime probation. khan pleaded guilty to terrorism and conspiracy. he plotted to attack a motor vehicle office in the valley, and other targets in the state to kill innocent people in support of isis. >> he is a person who wants to hurt other people. >> reporter: the judge is heard from many of his family who described him as having mental health issues but being loving and kind. t show their faces. >> i think it is intertiv that everyone in this room knows that he is not the criminal these charges have painted

answers from the mayor. >> -- >>> should recreational marijuana become legal in arizona? legal. >>> and a dog come a buried alive, rescued from the rubble. >> the 12news inaction for you. >> 12news starts right now. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. our big story tonight , you are going to say why would someone do this? a mother makes a disturbing -- a disturbing discovery finding a razor blade in a snickers bar that her daughter got while tricre they had actually been joking about looking for hidden dangers when they came across the blade. >> it is truly something most of us never think we will see.>> monique griego joins us with the moment the family noticed the candidate with normal . >> reporter: like a lot of families, last night they had a big bowl of candy laid out on the table but when the daughter went to grab a chocolate bar, she noticed something about it didn't look right. we have never come across anything like that. >> reporter: a creepy cautionary tale turned real- life mystery in mesa. kids had just wrapped up a night of trick-or-treating and were about

, jerry rice or coach jim harbaugh on the sidelines. the squad limps into arizona one and seven, ranked in the lower half in offense and defense in the first meeting, david johnson ran through the 49ers paper machete defense for a 157 yards 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 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

is low. let's make sure that arizona has the highest voter turnout in its history. >> and the question is could 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

into a canal. this is near arizona mills mall. this happened as the storm was hitting. the driver was the only one safely. but whether really causing a number of problems. ashley demarttin pop. >> it's definitely quieted down for us here in the valley. we are just seeing the east part of the valley getting some very light rain for us right now. but to the north of us, we are seeing another big batch of rain. that is moving through on its way up toward flag staff. we've got another storm cell right here that'll continue toward flag staff. as that rain moved in. but throughout this evening, we had stayed with temperatures in the mid-60s here. even up in flag staff. you haven't -- flag staph. -- you haven't budged in temperature. we are going to have overnight showers for flagsta if f. we'll take a look at how much rain is expected coming up. >> and lauren, this was nice, but rather an inconvenient chain for a ton of commuters just trying to get home tonight. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. talk about timing. like a lot of drivers on their way homes tonight, we were caught in all of thi

running mate democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be making several stops in arizona on thursday. he will be holding rallies in both phoenix and tucson and in the valley and the virginia senator will be making his remarks and terribly -- entirely in spanish. >>> we got word that republican vice president mike pence be in phoenix wednesday morning, his running mate donald trump was just here over the weekend. >>> on thursday and that romney will be in town for get out the vote rally for john mccain. in mesa. doors open at 5:30 p.m. and lasts about an hour and everything begins at 6:30 p.m. >>> why all the attention on arizona four. >>> hillary clinton's campaign manager telling 12 -- in the after the fbi controversy last -- that fbi controversy last week. brahm resnik had include exclusive interview from the clinton headquarters in brooklyn. what did he tell you? >> he told me he does not believe the campaign's job is any harder here even after the f the eye disclosures and -- disclosures and the use that arizona has been hit hardest by skyrocketing premiums. donald trump

and arizona, these are big ifs. he takes all the toss-up states. trump sitting at 266. trump would then be one state away from the presidency. and he would need one additional state. it would have to be a blue state. he'd have to take all the toss-up then find a blue state. that's the ultimate firewall the clinton campaign is looking at. can they protect the blue state that if it ever came to this, trump would need to go into and win. we've got new polling on that front today. pennsylvania, this is one of those blue states that trump people still think and hope they could flip if it comes to it. four new polls out of pennsylvania. all single digits, but clinton is leading all of them. 2, 4, 4 and 5. this is consistent with what we've seen throughout this campaign. the republicans can get close in pennsylvania but getting over the hump there, sill no sign they can do that. a lot of people were interested in wisconsin, the gold standard poll came out in wisconsin today. remember trump was in wisconsin just last night. look at this. there was a lot uneasiness among democrats in the ru

arizona's ban on collecting early ballots. team 12 political insider brahm resnik has the story. brahm? >> reporter: stacia, this case is a big deal for advocates of voting rights. they immedte the federal appeals court action. but the u.s. supreme court might reverse that decision. that could happen as soon as tomorrow. here is the background. republican governor doug ducey and the legislature made it a felony this year to collect another person's ballot for drop off. they claim ballot collecting invited voter fraud, though none has been found. voting rights group went to court saying that the law would suppress the right of minorities as well as rural residents. just a few minutes ago capital. >> yeah, let's cheer. this is great news for arizona voters as we have seen this week there are long lines at early voting places. arizonians want to vote. we shouldn't be making voting more difficult. >> arizona's attorney general filed an emergency request to allow the law to take effect before the election. the decision by the court could come as soon as tomorr. >> brahm, thank you. >>> earl

arizona teenager 13 years ago has confessed to murdering at least seven other people. incredible story unfolding right now. police after finding taila brown chained in a storage container on his property. this is in south carolina a body found buried in a shallow grave is confirmed to be kayla's boyfriend. 32-year-old charles carver. the couple vanished in late august after traveling to the property for a cleaning job. >> there is a lot we are working on at this hour. good evening a horrible accident has led to a little boy's death this morning. four-year-old boy climbed out of the window in his home and drown in his family's pool. he was found unconscious by his father. marcy jones has that story. >> a scene of tragic loss earlier today mesa police responding to a drowning toddler call in the area of university and val vista drive. when they arrived it was already too late. >> we noticed a toddler that was unconscious. and had been found in the pool by his father. >> police are still unfolded, but they tell us the boy somehow climbed out of a window and ended up in the pool. that's wh

apache tribes. america's longest. it all began with an apache raid and the kidnapping of an arizona ranchers boy in 1861 and lasted more than a quarter after century. the fighting only ended with the 1886 surrender of ji ron know, who by the way, was played braille indian, the cherokee west in the 19 the 3 movie. paul hutton looks back at this jarjly overlooked chapter in our country's history. this is an epic storely by an accomplished narrator. highly rated professor at university of mexico and award winning author and television personality who has been in more than 200 television documentaries. paul's gift, it's his ability to navigate the two great rivers of western history and popular culture of the west. as the former executive director of the western history association and the western writers of america he has roped in many students like me to help tell the story of the american west. now he has done so himself in his magnificent book, the apache wars, the hunt for gironimo and the captive kid and who started the longest war in american history. please welcome, paul hutton.

arizona from red to blue but our toner -- but for patrick maintains arizona is blue right now. she said it depends who turns out the polls tomorrow to vote. after senator mccain a number of issues things you do better with veterans as well as reaching across the island aisle and working together. she also blasted mccain for supporting donald trump for at least part of his campaign. >> he has changed. i once voted for john mccain. he was different back then. now he will say anything to anyone. whoever he is before just to win this election. >> i did press her she said the last time she voted for mccain was during the 1998 mccain will be in prescott today for a very big rally. obama care has been hotly contested issue and kirkpatrick says it's broken but she says said she knows how to fix it if she's elected. more coming up on that. twenty-four hours from now the polls will be open arizona. >> candidates for chris crossing the country hitting seven key battleground states. hillary clinton has a slight edge over donald trump nationally and an 11-point lead in new hampshire. trump kicks thi

% drop. there is always the margin for error. 12 hours until the polls open in arizona with the roller coaster campaign season and so many tight races. >>> abc15 taking action and melissa blanket is live.>>reporter: tonight, get out your computer and look up you can type your address into this website at the secretary of state's office. we put it at the bottom of our webpage. if you go to the wrong place, they will let you cast a provisional ballot. planz park, bring id. first thing in the morning or after 4 pm is the least crowded. >>reporter: if you still have an early ballot, do not mail it. here is what you should do.>> you can drop it off at any polling place. do i need to wait in line? no. my tried up to the front of the line if you are just dropping off in early ballot.>>reporter: election officials no tempers are flaring this season, they want you to feel comfortable and secure at polling locations.>> we are village vigilant. for anything that people see at the polls that make them uncomfortable. if you see something at the polls that don't make you comfortable, alert a

listen to our live coverage using the free c-span radio app. host: in arizona, senator john mccain is seeking a sixth term. he is being challenged by ann kirkpatrick. we're following this race. thank you for being with us. dan: thanks steve. steve: earlier this fall, the race seem to be relatively close. senator mccain with a very slight lead. that something seem to change. john mccain with a much wider lead. what happened? dan: the race was tight in the spring. part of it was that mccain was embroiled in a bitter republican primary. he wound up winning it fairly handily by about 12 points over his closest opponent, but it was t 12 points over his closest opponent, but it was a four-way race. he wound up getting 52% of the vote and 48% of republicans for one of the other candidates. ofre is a lot dissatisfaction with mccain in the republican party. i think that may have colored some of the polling on the general election race. some sources in the mccain campaign, when they were doing their own polling there was some confusion among anti-mccain voters between ann ward, whok and kelly w

near arizona avenue at gil and elliott in gilbert and officer tried to pull gutierrez over and then took off and led police on a 30 minute chase ending in downtown phoenix. police say they sent a canine unit because of the potential threat that suspect demonstrated. gutierrez was taken to a nearby hospital for a dog bite wound >> sad news from the war room. we are learning that one of the soldiers killed this week on a military base in jordan was from tucson. 30-year-old staff sergeant kevin mcenroe was one of three americans killed after their convoy came under fire friday. the soldiers were part of a spoation -- special forces group. >>> you decide 2016, and we are just two days out from the election, of course, and a huge hillary clinton e-mail probe. just a few hours ago director james comey announced the investigation has again closed down and the agency will not be recommending charges against clinton. >>> comey said the fbi has worked, quote, around the clock to process and review a large number of e-mails and now this happened before both candidates were able to hold rallies

kill themselves than here in arizona but there is a group of surviving families dedicated to bringing that number down. >> he saw some things that none of us should have seen.>> reporter: when joel came back yet posttraumatic stress disorder. his mom said everybody knew it even the military. >> the medicated him trained him and sent him back of her.>> reporter: he was a shell of himself. he was drinking on lost his family. in 2014 he'd -- swallowed a bottle of sleeppi killed himself. he was one of thousands of veterans who have taken their own lives. you have heard the number. 22 every day and all most every day one of those is in arizona. >> it is clearly an issue and a problem in arizona. >> reporter: there is a study on veteran suicides because they found that veteran suicides are higher in arizona than elsewhere in the country and female veterans almost twice as likely to kill themselves. >> that was surprising. we do not have an explanation there is good news. the study found lower suicide rates in the communities around arizona's military bases. they think it is because

much things will really change after castro's death. team 12's monique griego talked to an arizona politician and native cuban. >> there is not going to be any change. >> reporter: alberto, the director of the arizona governor's office of highway safety, moved to the u.s. in 1960 after exile from communist cuba. he believes castro's brother and current president of cuba, raul castro, will continue to country despite the former president's death. >> this is a regime that is a little looser than north korea, but it's not. they have control over everything that the public does. people are hungry for freedom and hungry for food. >> reporter: some in cuba are mourning castro's death, he isn't holding back about how he feels. >> i am glad he passed away. maybe some there will be improvements. i hope so. >> castro's funeral will take place next sunday, november 4th, after a traditional period of mourning. >>> today's hot headlines, a suspect died after an officer- involved shooting in surprise this morning. officers were responding to a suspicious car. that's when a fight broke out and an

state of arizona. it's also the area that housed the largest number of people of color. by that i mean the largest population of african-americans, chinese-americans and mexican americans . >> first to speak with author richard shelton about his time as a volunteer in the arizona state prison system . >> i started in 1974 area i had received from a man on death row a letter requesting that i read, i had published several books before and i had read one and he requested that i read his poetry and critique it. i recognized the name from the letter that he was a notorious murderer on death row. my interest was pete ofcourse . it was for all the wrong reasons. koreans, i wanted to meet a monster and so he invited me up to death row, to prison 70 miles from here north. i was an immigrant in prison and i've never certainly been in death row. and it was eerie but there was a long division down the center of this long room and it had wire above the and then there was a counter and there was a little plug about an inch deep that you could slip paper through. and there were guards every so

unreal. oh, yeah. in glendale, arizona, february, two years ago. so, you've got seattle going against new england. fast forward to what's happening right now. seattle plays tomorrow night. 4-2-1, on top of the nfc west. new england, 7-1. keep on rolling. and tom brady is just agel he's been almost perfect this season. and the one team that you think, maybe, could slow him down a little bit, the seattle seahawks defense, and all they bring to the table, it's a great match-up in the super bowl, a great match-up now, i think i could watch it every week. >> the oakland raiders tonight, denver only had the ball a little more than 18 minutes, the lowest time of possession, since 1978. >> it was an impressive -- we different ways that the oakland raiders can win a football game. they did it with the running game tonight. 500 yards passing against tampa last week. and their defense steps up tonight. >> it's on to foxboro. seattle against new england on "sunday night football." good one tonight, as the oakland raiders, take first place in the afc west, with a 30-20 victory over denver.

. >>> and now let's go to the latest on the political push here in arizona. as we count down to election presidential campaigns have been can advance -- canvassing today. >> reporter: governor mike pence back in arizona this morning. to try to convince voters to support the trump campaign. >> i want somebody who is honest. who doesn't create chaos every time they turn around. >> i'm not a political person. but the first time i have become political and i supporter. >> a couple thousand people filed in to see pence. >> i promise you. that man is ready. >> reporter: the sheriff and governor among other speakers. >> thanks, arizona. let's go get it done. >> reporter: both campaigns have really made arizona a priority. the latest poll showing donald trump is widening his lead in the grand canyon state. yesterday it shows that he's hillary doesn't have what it takes to run the country. >> i heard that clinton is going to be in arizona a little bit later today. >> reporter: he also wondered if clinton was mention the on going e-mail scandal. >> will he is finally release the 33,000 e-

would imagine that if he is able to get michigan or pennsylvania or a combination of arizona, minnesota, something that would change things, he would make himself available. hillary clinton has received a few more electoral votes on the counter there. it is now 254 for donald trump, and 218 for the hillary clinton. that means that one of the states i was close, the state of maine. fox news now projects, fox news announced projects that the state of maine has gone to hillary clinton. she has won the state of maine, three of the four electoral votes from maine will go go o hillary clinton. fourth of the electoral votes in the state of maine is too close to call. this has always been a confusing thing for people across the nation in most states. it's winner takes all and the electoral college. cannot in maine. in maine they split them up. >> that's right, the only two states that do this. it is entirely possible that trump in a state that has been deep for a long, long time will get that one additional electrode. that means that michigan puts him over the top plus one, and again, the map g

false stories and working with journalists to develop a better fact-checking system. >>> arizona senator john mccain sending a strong message to president-elect trump saying he doesn't care what trump says. the united states will not reinstate water boarding. mccain who is the chairman of the armed services committee told the halifax international security forum in canada today that harsh interrogation techniques such as water boarding will be challenged in court. presidential nominee mitt romney. trump is allegedly considering romney for secretary of state. he met with retired general james mattis to lead the penning. democratic leaders are not happy with everyone trump is considering for his cabinet. they have shown concern for the possibility that alabama senator jeff sessions is being considered for attorney >> he will need a thorough vetting. some of the comments are old but they are troubling. some think that because he is a senator should get through without tough questions, no way. >> new jersey governor chris christie has been absented for a lot of the meetings that are

filmmakers. for more information, go to our website, studentcam.org. >> in arizona, senator john mccain is seeking a sixth term. he is being challenged by democratic rep senator ann kirkpatrick. we are joined on the phone by dan, who is following this for the arizona republic. he is in phoenix. thank you for being with us. earlier this fall, the race seems to be relatively close. veryor mccain had a slightly. something seemed to change over the last few weeks. john mccain now with a much wider lead. what is happening? i think the race looks tight early on, maybe in the spring. i think part of it was that mccain was embroiled in a kind of bitter republican primary. and he wound up winning it by about 12ly, points over his closest opponent. but it was a four-way race. he wound up getting 52% of the vote and about 48% of republicans voted for one of the other candidates. so i think there is a lot of dissatisfaction with mccain in the republican party. that may have colored some of the polling in the general election race. i know that mccain, some sources in the mccain campaign, when they a

. 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. "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. tom o'halleran -- a leader we can trust. >>> st it's hailing. lack. there's hail everywhere. >> and as you heard right there, it was hailing in parts of valley. before received some welcomed showers, it was windy. and it got very dusty. >> and safety was a big concern this heavenning. as a massive dust storm rolled into the valley. from globe to flag staff and at all of this. tonight's storm was just stretching across the state. >> we have answers on where the rain is right now and what is? store for your weekend as well as tomorrow. >> and tempe tonight, police trying to figure out what happened as a car careened into a canal. this is near arizona mills mall. this happened as the storm was hitting. the driver was the only one inside of the car. and that person made it out safely. but whether really causing a number ashley demarttin pop. >> it's definitely quieted

2016 >> connecting arizona, 12news starts now. >> good evening. we are now just three days away from the election. and today, a big decision coming down from the supreme court. the u.s. supreme court ruling in favor of a law that bans arizona. now, just last night, the court of appeals ruled against the law making it legal. but then, in a few hours, the arizona attorney general filed a motion with the supreme court asking for an emergency stay on the ruling. that meaning bat roll collecting is now illegal in arizona. and, the ballots that were collected last night during the legal time frame can be turned in monday to be counted. >>> dr. ben carson was in phoenix this opponent donald trump. carson spoke at the arizona republican headquarters focusing on encouraging people to vote and to change the dynamic of the government. >> he said before we turned it into form of comment, the people of america would recognize what they were about to lose. and, a rapid grass roots movement would start and people >> tomorrow, bernie sanders will be campaigning for his former opponent hillary clinto

latest numbers. donald trump has reclaimed his lead here in arizona. new poll from data orbital shows trump is leading hillary clinton 4 to 44% here in our state more than two-thirds of people surveyed said they already voted. >> now we asked who you think will win the election. our live interactive poll has been going all day and if we is donald trump leading hillary clinton by a wide margin. you can go by the way there is not scientific but there is a glimpse of how our viewers feel about it. go to 12news.com/your voice to vote. you'll see the final results at the end of the newscast. >>> tonight hillary clinton and donald trump are delivering their closing arguments to america. trump's final rally is in michigan clinton is in north carolina. two states that could prove decisive when the results night. >> bryan moore joins us from washington. >>reporter: big crowds dramatic fluorishes and one last chance to change history on the final night of the long run for the white house. in philadelphia's independence hall the president who broke glass ceiling. >> i believe with all my heart t

airing tomorrow. >> and arizona is a battleground state. and that is prompting some very unique campaign tactics. >> found le their homes to complete strangers. from all around the country. >>> these homeowners are baking for the strangers living in their house. >> we don't see them often because they're working pretty hard. >> the clinton supporters are hosting campaign volunteers in from out of state. >> it was easy to say yes, but then you start thinking, of who is coming here. so we started googling and trying issue -- who are the the good fight in arizona. >> kelly heightton left life behind in texas to join arizona clinton volunteers. she's living with a host she didn't know until she got to town. >> we get along great. she's so generous. >> it's only the democrats matching volunteers. >> we haven't had to bring people out they're doing now. we have been able to do it or beganically. because -- organically. >> democrats obviously feel differently. why many are offering up their homes to complete stage strangers hoping hoping it pays off. more coming to arizona later this w

fancy foot work, the group regulate arizona was pounding the pavement with just hours to go. >> we are fighting for every last minute that we have we all received the phone call from doug ducey saying vote no on 205, and we are saying, yes, vote on 205. >> we want arizona to be more competitive, and i think it only bodes well for citizens, that it is competitive, that it is a battleground state. we have these campaigns going on and they are more connected to the people of arizona. . >> reporter: now, they were all busy making phone calls today. the republicans say they made upwards of 150,000 phone calls. many as 200,000 phone calls, and these numbers are statewide. now, for the democrats the hopes are that if hispanics come out in droves that this might become a blue state for the first time in 20 years. we might find that answer tomorrow night. marc? >> matt, thanks. you mentioned the phone calls but they also knocked on a lot of doors today. any numbers on that as far as how many people they reached face-to-face? >> well, it was busy back and forth on both sides, but the democrats t

of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. gosar: i urge the adoption of the bill. and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5384. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid pon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. gosar: i ask that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 6009. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 6009, a bill to ensure the effect i have processing of mail by federal agencies and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from arizona, mr. gosar, and the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. lynch, each will control 20 minutes. 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 reco

arizona to $12 an hour. many employees are looking for a mean for the future of their organizations and their businesses. fox 10's nicole garcia is looking into it and joins us live. there are two sides to this county. >> there definitely is. a valley non-profit that serves developmentally disabled adults and family are bracing for a consequences of minimum wage hike. he is not for or against proposition 206, but the higher cost of labor would mean fewer dollars for the disabd they serve and less government aid increases their future could be in jeopardy. >> trevor barton has cerebral palsy. he and his father rely on mark community resource centers for support. christopher jones is one employee that works directly with developmentally disabled clients every day. both trevor and christopher would be directly affected by an increase in arizona's minimum just don't do it. it don't do it any more. everything is going up. except the minimum wage. >> while workers like christopher would get a pay boost if prop 206 passes, clients like trevor could see a reduction in programs and services. tha

hillary clinton will make a final stop in arizona before election day. >> and she's not alone here in the dessert southwest. nominee mike pence will speak to supporters in a matter of hours. >> and do you know how to change a tire? well, it's a life changer that everyone needs to know to make life a little bit easier. we'll show you how right here on 12 today. downtown phoenix, that was a look at what is coming your way on 12 today. i hope you're off to a great start on this wednesday. everyone is talking about how it's cooler outside this morning. >> i can feel it. >> and it's a good thing you did. jimmy, the weather guy, didn't bring a sweater or a jacket and instead, he brought a jacket. really? >> it's coverage. i'm covered. you need it. it's verging right now and going toet colder and colder until 6:47 or so and is. it's on the east valley outlying areas and we're gettinga 10 degrees spread between the downtown overnight lows s and the east valley lows. it's far away from the city. i love it. and it's feeling great out here. you will feel the chill of the photographer, nick. he h

people say we've did not cross the border but the border crossed us. long before the arizona was part of the united states it was a part of spanish then later mexican area so really it was the northernmost community and later in and the states of sonora. there are mexican families here who has been here seven or eight generations some more with the original group were soldiers who came up in 1776 and founded the community. the u.s. has always been a very racial society. and then if we think of the of black-white relations after the mexican war all of a sudden white americans had to deal with mexican people. and they didn't consider the of mexicans to beat you white that they were inferior they did not know where to place them in the ratio of hierarchy that existed in the country at that time. they were not sleeves -- slaves or african but definitely they were not white. sometimes they were referred to as the race of mongols between natives and the europeans like the spaniards. so almost from the very beginning there were these patterns of the anglo newcomers tried to dominate the

ruling with just four days left until voters at the polls. and appeals court has blocked arizona's banner collecting early ballots. the decision came as donald trump junior made another visit to the valley. here are the details. >> they can resume collecting ballots immediately for the presidential election after the federal appeals court action. the us supreme court still might step in to stop it which coha tomorrow. it stems from a law that makes it a felony to collect someone else's ballot. groups have collected all it's to help get out the vote. michele reagan and other republicans argue the ballot collecting invites voter fraud. day-to-day arizona attorney general asked the us supreme court to let the law take affect before the election but groups are already celebrating. blocked today as well as a policy has been pushing are clear examples of how arizona's youth has allowed for right- wing tactics. >> and that to the presidential campaign trail. donald trump junior made his second stop in the valley in the last eight days. and an exclusive interview donald trump's son had som

>>> people in as prepare to join the -- as prepare to join the pipeline -- arizona prepare to join the pipeline fight. both sides sounding off on what prop 206 means for arizona. country electing a new president. it's pretty impossible to predict. the fbi clearing hillary clinton in the new e-mail investigation. fbi director comec telling congress that after the review the conclusion is the same as it was in july: no charges. sources tell abc news the new batch of e-mails contain duplicates the fbi already had reviewed. the announcement not changing donald trump's words in minnesota today. restoring honesty to government. first thing you should do is guest rid of clinton. >> clinton's top advisors are saying he mishandled the investigation from the start. clinton's team frustrated as well. nine days, they are now closing the investigation and frustration. >> this will create a strong thriving middle class. >> announcing tomorrow she will be joined by bruce springstein on the campaign trail. >> abc's team melissa blazius say several people feeling it this an all-girl maria ti band.

minutes, a book tv exclusive. we visit tucson, arizona, to learn more about its unique history and literary life. for five years now we have traveled to u.s. cities, bringing the book seen to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits on c-span.org/citiestour. we begin with leo baron and his book, "patton: the battle of the bulge." important inely world war ii. it was his last gasp on the western front. his last chance in trying to change the course of the war. russians were knocking on the door to germany. the americans and the brits were coming up from italy and the south. the french were coming in from the west, through france, belgium, the low countries. hiller was looking at the strategic situation and realized that he had to somehow change the equation. being the gambler that he was, he decided to go and launch this huge counteroffensive, thinking that the allies wouldn't expect it. to a certain extent, he was right. that is why he did it. he launched a huge counteroffensive. he was able to achieve an operational level of surprise. his goal was to get to the city of antwer

good idea to arrive early and use the sky train instead of trying to park. the arizona national guard returned home this morning. their emotional reunions. >> reporter: behind a wave of american flags, their landing signaled the final moments of a months-long separation. inside a nearby hangar, their families anxiously waited. it's been nearly 10 months u.s. for deployment in kosovo as part of operation joint guardian. and now the sacrifice their families made allowing them to serve our country, it was finally over. >> being away from family is very hard. but it's a job that we have to do. >> it's been a long deployment for the kids. especially the little one. she's not used to this. our oldest has been through two other deployments. >> reporter: lots o huggings as families made up for lost time. >> it feels great to be back in america. and it's been a long time since my little ones -- this one's so big now. >> it's awesome to be back with my family and my little one. i was lucky enough to get home on paternity leave. but 10 days doesn't really do it. >> reporter: everyone especially

days away and the candidates are gettig a lot of help making a final push here in arizona. >> arizona is still up for grabs depending which map we are looking at. sometimes we are toss ups or sometimes lean red. the race has certainly tightened in a lot of these states over the past few weeks. today dr. be c valley stumping for his former opponent, donald trump. fox 10's stefania okolie was at the event and joins us live with the latest. >> that's right. the world went out and dr. ben carson is here at the gop headquarters here in phoenix. really trying to get those extra additional votes in for donald trump here at the last minute as we are down to the last three days before election. in fact it was a packed room take a look at the video. you can see how many people were filling the room it was certainly an enthusiastic crowd and diverse crowd as well. we saw all kinds of people. showing that it doesn't just take trump being present at these events being going. they show excitement for sheriff joe who was in appearance and made a speech as well. along with ben carson. many people tel

proposition 205 which would legalize marijuana in arizona. 51% of arizona voters oppose the proposition 45% support and want it to pass next tuesday. >> the opposition is growing at the salvation army is now telling people to go to now. 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 poli