the peoria anti-slavery was organized in 1844. assad immediate -- based thought soughtte -- they immediate emancipation. he said to his men the next day, gentlemen, i expect to live to see the time when there shall not be a slave in all this land. and he did live to see that time. this is the pettengill home that served as the underground railroad station here in peoria. it is located at jefferson-liberty streets. it is a two-story brick structure. whether or not people in peoria new that moses and lucy pettengill's home was a station on the underground railroad, i really don't know. our research has not come across anything but one bit of testimony from a man who speaks of walking by the house and having seen fugitive slaves in the basement area through a window. the house that served as the station for the underground railroad is no longer there. today, the civic center of peoria stands on this property at jefferson and liberty street and on the site, which stood this house, is a commemorative sculpture by preston jackson. the h

you are from the peoria facilities. the city of peoria is talking about dishing out here at pioneer late. how old is it? how deep is it? wh 2013. the lake is about a little over 3 1/2 years old now. we have about eight team up to 20 feet -- 18 to 20 feet deep with of artificial reefs with fish habitats. primary fisher trout, which are stocked in the winter -- the primary fish in here are trout and catfish which are stocked through the wintertime. all around town and the urban fishing lakes. >> and urban does not count for the outside lakes and mountains and stuff? >> it is different permits that you would need for that. >> there you have it. looking beautiful out there. we have seen a lot of fish jumping out there too. a beautiful morning indeed starting out here and peoria. back over to you guys.>> i want to see you catch something, jimmy.>>> 6:19 am is the time now. reel it in. later on this mornin holiday recipe favorites for you. i am going in the kitchen with my two-year-old twins, zach and zoe. we are baking one o

eastbound i-70 right at peoria. icy on the b lane is blocked and that's why we're seeing the slow traffic from quebec. i'll show you when they get closer to it. there at i 225 i-225 and norttbound -- >>> snow causing traffic problems at dia. find out which high profile -- >>> could a pair of socks help >>> just in right now, denver police have just tweeted that they're responding to a homicide investigation in the 4200 block of tahong street. this is not far from smeldley elementary school. all denver police -- denver homicide investigation. we'll update you on information. >>> it's 6:14. a live look from air tracker 7. on some slick spots you can see flashing lights at the top of the screen, this is eastbound i-70 on peoria. that's causing slow going in some parts. be careful. delays on the big board at dia. that snow yesterday forced airlines to delay some flights, others had to cancel some flights. this morning, hundreds of people are >> united airlines tells us their deicing equipment was broken yesterday and th

peoria says the problem well was shut off. the levels of nitrate were just slightly above guidelines.>> lab results take a couple days to be returned. >> reporter: here's what to do. if you made food, or ice or stored between november 15 and 17th go ahead and get rid of it. just to be safe. >> the big question is the city going to do about this long-term quek >> reporter: peoria said they routinely test the water. this nitrate scare is likely from agriculture use that percolated through the soil from years ago. all tasks have since returned to normal. the water is safe to use. joe bartel's, abc 15 is.>>> you saw the horror and chattanooga. almost 3 out of 10 school buses in our state failed safety inspections last year for a variety of reasons. according to the arizona tires.>> i have more information on that driver and chattanooga who is now behind bars for the death of those five kids. the most chilling part that needs to be answered, what a mom says her child heard. are you ready to die? those were words allegedly coming fr

both take place at the peoria center for the performing ( peoria, az 85345). "run, run, run as fast as you can," says the star of the adventures of the gingerbread man. in this 40 minute show, you'll follow this little troublemaker as he makes narrow escapes from unsuspecting cookie lovers. lots of characters to meet in this wacky, fun-filled show. intended for all ages. tickets are $12 (includes a $2 ticket fee). during the puppet construction and manipulation master class, instructor david stephens will guide students through the basics of foam puppet construction and manipulation. each student will create a fundamentals of performance including lip- sync, eye focus, and character development. cost is $125.00 and includes materials to make your own puppet. master class intended for ages 16-adult. theater works presents david stephens' puppet show, the adventures of the gingerbread man, on november 19 at 10:30 at the peoria center for the performing arts. david stephens' master class - basic puppet construction & manipulation workshop on next... an unusual ne

we want to show you here are the efforts the city of peoria are taking right now. we are told a routine test show levels of nitrate coming from a well that were slightly higher than allowed. nitrate is found in fertilizer, an of this spike. nitrate is dangerous for children under six months old. we asked the city why it took so long to hear about this?'s but lab results take a couple of days to be returned. it is a lengthy test. >> reporter: it is important to dumb things like food or ice that was made with city peoria tapwater between november 15- 17th. the water is currently safe to use.>>> we have a hung jury. this is coming out of the seven weeks of testimony we have been following in this big case. the murder trial of former firefighter david watkins, the one accused of killing his ex- wife linda, her mom and a family friend. this was all over a custody battle. the jury unable to reach a verdict.>>> the forecast sunny and dry. are storm system heading farther to the east. leaving behind some pretty dry air. temperatures pretty close afternoon. upper 60s to low

the city of peoria says the water system is all clean now but the question from some parents is why were they -- once they told about the tainted water sooner. >> reporter: lisa castro is taking another look in her fridge. >>this was the sweet rice we made. >> reporter: that's after we told her about an alert from peoria water. testing showed high levels of nitrate in [ no audio ] the city of peoria says it did the required notifications. it alerted customers today after results from a second passed -- second test certified the high nitrate levels. there was a notice to the media as well as on their website. high nitrate levels are especially dangerous to kids, and since six months or younger younger can actually died. >> reporter: lisa says the family will stick to bottled water for a while. >> it's very concerning, kind of scary. >> after the first test showed high nitrate levels the city shut off the well that they think was causing the problem. the city now says the water is safe to drink. >>> another legal challenge to the freeway expansion has failed. court of appeals has denied a

this one in peoria is get eight lot of attention right now as the water from it violated e.p.a. safety standards for the high level of nitrate. jennifer crawford lives in the same area as the suspect well and says seldom uses tap water unless she is cooking but she is worried. >> for myself and my immediate family that is not a concern. i have a lot of friend, clo friends who are pregnant and have young children and who live in my immediate neighborhood. so yeah, it is alarming. >> reporter: michael web we are peoria's utility department says the maximum for nitrate is 10-milligrams per liter. november 15 tested nitrate level it at 10.8-milligrams per liter. sampling in the area has shown 1.3-milligrams perrier -- per litter so it is safe. >> reporter: is there anything they should be doing? >> for those who have infants below 6 months who have stored water from november 15 and that water if they intend to use it for their infant below the age of 6 months. nigh freight is not a concern for the adult population and even children above the age of 6 months. >> reporter: if you want

especially >>> the city of peoria sending out an alert to water customers. a sample collected exceeded safe levels of nitrate and the city says the drink but wants families with infants to be aware of this. linda jins us more with this. >> reporter: infants younger than 6 months old and pregnant women should be paying attention. nitrates at this level could make an infant seriously or fatally ill. where did it come from? from some where we seldom think of. it is the kind of thing you can drive by every day and never this one in peoria is get eight lot of attention right now as the water from it violated e.p.a. safety standards for the high level of nitrate. jennifer crawford lives in the same area as the suspect well and says seldom uses tap water unless she is cooking but she is worried. >> for myself and my immediate family that is not a concern. i have a lot of friend, clo friends who are pregnant and have young children and who live in my immediate neighborhood. so yeah, it is alarming. >> reporter: michael web we are peoria's utility department says the

the city of peoria says the water system is all clean now but the question from some parents is why were they -- once they told about the tainted water sooner. >> reporter: lisa castro is taking another look in her fridge. >>this was the sweet rice we made. >> reporter: that's after we told her about an alert from peoria water. testing showed high levels of nitrate in [ no audio ] the city of peoria says it did the required notifications. it alerted customers today after results from a second passed -- second test certified the high nitrate levels. there was a notice to the media as well as on their website. high nitrate levels are especially dangerous to kids, and since six months or younger

you're out live in peoria. hi, jimmy. >> yeah, and temperatures out here are a little bit warmer so chilly, but the skies are on the clear side. so, if you're going to get up, maybe you want to do the voting early, early. no big problems and it's not going to be that hot today. its warmer than average, up to 89 and closer to 90. we won't call that hot. we know what hot here is in the valley. could be breezy by this afternoon. the wins at 10 to 15 miles an hour, which is not crazy, but we'll call it breezy from time to time. with the reaching 89 degrees we're here at rio vista community center. we'll be here all morning long telling you about fishing and a memorial rock wall they have as well. jen, how's it looking out there? we passed you up on the freeway. we were waiving to you but you completely missed us because you were focusing. >> reporter: oh, jimmy, i'm sorry. we were focusing on traffic. we have that here on the 17 southbound just approaching northern. it's not blocking any lanes, but there are severa

the peoria unified superintendent releasing this statement. will disappointing it's in no way impacting our unwavering commitment to students. in the short term the district will look internally to determine how to address some more district needs. >>> more money for police and fire in tempe. paradise valley in scottsdale voted to in mesa, supported -- peoria and surprise voters said no to propositions and funding measures. >>> a commuter tram near lended tipped over on its side this morning. killing 5 people and injuring 5 others -- 50 others. 2 people had to be rescued from the wreckage. one man is in custody. apparently the driver. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. >>> take a look at this video huge plumes of smoke rising from the storage building in that former bethlehem steel plant. people in the area have been forced to evacuate. several hazmat crews are on the scene. people say they heard explosions before seeing all of the flames. about half-hour later the roof of the building collapsed. no word on what caused the f

chambers or possibly peoria. side streets sometimes easier than the highways when it looks like this. >> i guess so. thank you much. 6:15 now. this week we've been sharing hidden colorado gems in plain sight. we take you to a place you can step into baseball's glorious past. it's just down the street from e >> it sits a half block from coor's field, a small door front marked by a sign and name, the national ball park museum, or as the owner describes it -- >> this is magical. >> touring the museum with bruce is magical too. his love and passion for the game is everywhere. like the w flag from wrigley back in the day, a w or l flag flew from the outfield score board so riders going by on the l train would know how their team did. bruce has a room debt dated to wrigley field. it includes seats and bleachers from there. there's a program and ticket from the '32 world series at wrigley when babe ruth called his shot, pointed to center field and hit a massive home >> if looking for intimacy, charm, nostalgia. to think

edward nelson woodruff said, i will bring jobs to peoria and he did -- with gambling. people would come from outside the area to take advantage of the chip boards and things of that nature. they would gamble on sporting events, boxing matches, things of that nature. and there was the moonshine. it was a wild time. woodruff did bring jobs so people kind of looked the other way. woodruff was elected several different times. not consecutively. the longest-serving mayor in on consecutive terms in our history. historians will look back and say, yes, he created jobs by bringing gambling. it also brought a nefarious type of person into the city and many regret that reputation that pure you had -- peoria had. prohibition ended in 1933 and there was an attempt to bring alcohol production back. hiram walker, most famously. walker built on the same site and it became the largest distillery in the world. some of the other distilleries and breweries that existed prior to 1920 try to reopen but the only successful one long-term was the hiram walker distillery. post prohibition, noth

the surrounding downtown area has been evacuated 30 miles southwest of peoria, illinois. there is still no word on when the people will be able to return to their homes in canton, illinois. >>> as a decision near, local residents are fighting back against the nexus gas pipeline. the route is set to run through southeast ohio to the middle of michigan. area farmers are worried about the possibility of explosions their properties. right now there are three proposed routes for the national gas pipeline. later this month federal officials will recommend a final route. those pushing for the pipeline say the project would create thousands of jobs. >>> an investigation is under way in arizona after a brutal video surfaced showing a police officer hitting a woman in the face. we offer this warning, however. this video may be hard to watch if are some. a witness posted cell phone video of the incident to facebook. the bonner is seen striking a woman in the face with a closed fist. the flagstaffaire police department said it was a-- flagstaff police department said it was aware of

. >>> we know the name of the men killed after he was hit by a car in peoria this morning. police say 21 -year-old gavin haggerty jumped in front of a car and was hit at grand and 75th avenues. the driver did stop and try to help but he died at the hospital. peoria police are still investigating. >>> a vigil being held tonight for a little girwe ago. randy myers, just 11 years old, when she vanished from her sunnyslope neighborhood in 1992. her last known location just happened to be the same street where an accused serial killer named brian miller, also lives. he was arrested in 2015 after police say dna evidence linked him to two of the killings. those two women found murdered around the same time myers disappeared. but maintains his innocence. the girls family making another attempt to raise awareness, hoping someone know something. a vigil starts 7:00 at encanto park. >>> seven murders in phoenix, still wanted by police. you can text tips to our news app. there is a 35,000-dollar award. >>> arizona ski season officially underway after 24 ur what is so special about this

in the west valley 76, p area, goodyear, -- peoria, and then goodyear. freezes in the higher terrain. 29 degrees in peoria. 55 yuma, high temperatures warmer than what we dealt today. 65 globe and the midshipman to upper 40s for show low . there are huge changes coming sunday and monday and we will be tracking a storm system coming on the pacific. these are the changes we expect, 10 degrees going into sunday. going into the 60s, we will be we see some moisture, snow above 5000 feet. if you are north and plan on driving back sunday you will be facing some winter driving conditions in the higher terrain. we will see rain here in the valley, a 30 percent chance.>>> a terrifying message and a >>> new tonight. a teacher is suspended and in trouble, he tried to send off an explosive and a glue stick. the explosive did not go off because the flame on the wick diffused.>> after it happened, they had kids running around upstairs from the classroom.>> a note was found on the explosive, you will pay. the student is facing a charge of inducing panic. >>> one more hi

jimmy q out there in peoria, what do you think it is? >> i'm sorry. i'm trying to bait my hook there. what's the question? ? >> jimmy. the question is, surveys show that a ton of us will try five or six times before you are fully satisfied. >> give us a g-rated version of >> bait a hook for jimmy. >> that's a tough one. work out? i don't know. go for a nice run? that's a tough one. we're focusing on fishing out here. there's a ton of fish at the recreation center and using power bait this morning. getting on to the forecast, i'll lurn what's going on here. nibble here. let's see what's going on. the temperatures will be right at about average for today. here's what we can expect. 82-degree. sunny, dry, very nice. forecasted high of 82 and the average is 82 too for the almanac. the report in 1924. and precipitation, two inches below where we should be. not good. 5:36 is the sunset. and satellite and radar, expect to see mainly clear skies out there. the low pressure will drop in and a high of 72 for winslow, 75 7565 for prescott and 62 for phoenix. wed

it is shut down between dunlap and peoria. hop over and use 43rd avenue. taking a look at the freeways, the 17 is slow and go between glendale as you pass the stack. as you are traveling eastbound they cleared this up pretty quickly. here is a look at 67. it will take you about 20 minutes heading in this morning. we will take a look at your east valley tribe met. >>> this is one of the many cars shot at this weekend. sheriff's deputy targeted. >>> the president elect engaging in a war of words. >>> looking at a safety alert. valley neighborhoods targeted for the street shooter. something to be a little concerned about. abc15's katie conner is tracking the story for us. any leads in this one? >> reporter: fortunately police do have some leads over the weekend 20 people called after their car window was shot out. you can actually see the damage from a few of the cases. jonah vmas out that showed the car come back around and shoot out of the car. these cases took place during different times of the day but all in the northwest part of the valley. fortunately,

crash near 70 and peoria. cross the elevated deck, cool air. downtown wreck at 17 and california. check out speeds at 285. . >>> isn't he handsome? a talent agency told a mom they weren't looking for a baby with special needs. the mom decided to share online. the photos have gone viral. she posted them online, and a different agency contacted her within an hour and invited asher he's not camera shy. . >>> our first taste of snow and first test of driving in it. >> crashes across the metro area and in the high country. icy roads left behind for your chilly morning drive. >> this wind and snow m >> others finding the joy welcoming the change after 201 snowless days. . >>> the first snow and ice of the season for the metro area means that you're going to have to relearn how to drive. not a great night as far as driving. we checked out several crashes. a three car crash on i-70 near

. >>> tonight a horrific crash in peoria sends seven people to the hospital. including five young children. the crash is also closed down a major roadway for hours. team 12 is live at the scene of the crash with more. >> reporter: yeah. the truck involved here we're told was heading northbound right on 87th avenue which is where we are now. you can see the truck still here with pretty significant front end damage and investigators have been on scene for hours now taking pictures and measurements out here trying to piece together what happened. investigators say the driver of stop sign t-boning a mini-van full of people. we're told there were seven people in the mini-van. five children between the ages of 6 and 14. two have serious injuries. right now the road is still closed for this investigation between 83rd and 91st avenues. you'll have a find -- to find another way for the next couple hours. people rush in to help some of the kids. >> it was really scary. there was at least 10 people sournding the kid -- surrounding the kid on his back. i'm still shaken. >

. >>> the woman behind a deadly peoria crash facing charges. amber sloan was behind the wheel when she crashed into a mini van with five kids inside. others injured. it does not appear sloan was intoxicated and they're still investigating if she ran the stop sign. >>> a big mess outside a home tonight after the nasty storm that hit the valley overnight. leaving one man picking up the pieces. >>> i'm craig fouhy live at the big red brew house for tonight's cardinal countdown. parking is free, admission free, join us. >>> we now know the name of the officer involved in a deadly shooting in surprise. grufz has been with the police it happened saturday morning. investigators say the officers checked out a suspicious car when the officer got into a scuffle with the 20-year-old derek adame. >>> do you know these people? buckeye police say they are wanted for a fraud incident at a buckeye wal-mart. their pictures just in. surveillance video caught the images of the plan and woman. >>> this is becoming a theme every monday. but sadly, not what we want

but what do you know. >> reporter: well, we spoke with peoria police. they are saying it is a 21 year old man who stepped into traffic right here at grand avenue and just before it hit 75th avenue. these are the eastbound lanes. we are told by a d.o.t. they will be closed for quite some open and avoid this area. this is grand avenue near 75th avenue. back to our victim. why he would step into traffic and extreme craig fouhy and still alive tets. >> it is a update right now and talking with him a little bit more and we will have new information for you coming up at thele:00 hour. >> all right. we know for an update. >> it is 6:32 right now. >> border battle and demanding that living companies be improved for holding facilities for immigrants. >> compleen mats and blankets -- clean mats and clang blankets and aclu said basic needs were not being met there. >> undocumented immigrants are >> this is as the government transfers arizona border patrol agents to texas. wove been talking to i have villeian watch groups who said they are not all from central amer

the peoria fire department says five cars were involved. three of those who were injured have serious injuries. and thunderbird had to be closed down for hours. >>> in tempe police looking for the driver of an a deadly -- of a deadly hit ask run. randy was hit near a crosswalk. he did t police are looking for a black hyundai elan tra with damage to front end and headlights. >>> phoenix police turning to social media when trump protesters hit the streets. the message they have. >>> and another group known for protests telling marchers in the valley to stand down. why black lives matter got on their facebook page. >>> and some of the live pictures. tempe as people march along mill avenue. they're heading north at this hour. >>> safety is what's most important here. we want to the protests going on right now. we'll get to that in a moment. >>> an update from the county recorder. we're expecting this in. ballots being counted in maricopa county. several races wait in the balance. too close to call. including the county recorder's job itself. as

two other children are facing peoria police say this should serve as a reminder to pay full attention behind the wheel. >>> diving out of the way to avoid a speeding car. this happened early this morning when the officer's car was parked near 35th and southern. police say he was outside his car investigating an unrelated incident when he and a witness heard a car screeching towards them and the officer and the witness were able to jump out of the way before the car crashed into that patrol car. injuries and taken -- injured and taken to a nearby hospital. that driver may have been impaired. the incident another reminder of the dangers officers face and the officer was taken to a nearby hospital but has since been released and is expected to be okay. >>> three people were hurt after a man fell from a balcony at the asu auditorium. police tell us that a man tried to climb over a wall but did not realize that there was no landing on the other side of that wall. feet that man fell, but he did land on three other people. two of those victims were taken to the nearby trauma center with seri

a major traffic alert in peoria. this is the motorcycle crash shutting down 99th avenue between northern and olive. this picture sent to us from peoria police. we're told a 24-year-old man is fighting to survive and an 80- year-old is seriously hurt. >>> a so lem procession -- solemn procession for one of our heros. darrin reed was shot and killed after responding to a disturbance call. jay san was at that -- jason was at that funeral and heard from people who knew him well. maricopa county. just coming in right now, 45,000 early ballots left to be counted. 55,000 provisional ballots yet to be counted. we're getting an update each day at 5:00. our latest was 112,000 so they have made progress. a couple of races are too close to call including the one for county recorder the one who counts these votesch. >>> new information about a -- votes. deadly crash in phoenix. police identifying the two teenagers killed and the suspect. edgar valenzuela was drunk when he slammed into a car with his bmw. the two people inside tha

all three locations are open in gilbert, arcadia, and peoria. if you want to learn how to ice skate head to gilbert tomorrow afternoon for free lessons from 4:30 to 5:30. >>> the arizona international more than 500 cars, suvs, and trucks on display. you can take one for a spin. more than 100 available for test drive. the show runs through sunday at the phoenix convention center. sunday is family day by the way. spiderman and captain america will make appearances. >>> oh there's that jingle. time to take action this holiday season. we're collecting money, toys, kids clothes, and nonperishable food items for four amazing charities. doe natsing is -- donating is easy stop by sanderson ford or lincoln or our studios. you can also donate at givetotheclaus.com. you're entered to win a 2017 ford f550. >>> today about giving thanks. students in new hampshire trying to do that after a >>> a random act of kindness has people definitely giving thanks. >> it happened in a new hampshire grocery store as people were getting last minute supplies. some students

goodyear and peoria waking up to 57 degrees right now. across the state you can see we are in the 50s with 40s and prescott and cooler in raxco -- flagstaff. and we are seeing those 60s to the rest of us what they can expect. we will be clear today across the state and in the valley. we will be under clear skies into the evening noticing clouds moving in with partly cloudy skies overnight. tomorrow morning we will be under mostly clear skies so just a quick little system moving in but thought bringing any rain. just a few clouds before things roll back out on monday. our high today pulled the 83 the winds coming from the east. or uv index will be at a 4. let's look at those highs across the state today. topping out at 59 in shallow and 58 in flagstaff today. look at how much the temperatures drop with mid-20s in the grand canyon and 40s in at tequila bend and also in the phoenix area. the highs today topping out in the low 80s with 81 in apache junction and 82 in paradise valley. if you look with me here, average is 77 degrees and the ave

temperatures across most of the valley this hour. 65 in gilbert to 67 in peoria. laveen in the low 70s. one of the few in the 70s at this hour. 61 in sedona. 34 in flagstaff. they will freeze overnight. and the clear skies will allow the temperatures to drop in the higher terrain. big story is high pressure. this will put us on record watch tomorrow. ten to 15 degreeses above -- degrees above normal and approaching the record of 90 degrees tomorrow afternoon. the next storm system coming in. this will dig down. any rain or even snow for the higher terrain. a very very slight chance for the northern portion of our state. a dry system for us. the cold front with it is going to be powerful and send temperatures down. plummeting into the upper 60s to low 70s across the valley by thursday. phoenix from 89 to 85 on wednesday, 71 on thursday, and still in the 70s fridays before we start to see the temperatures back in the # 0s through the -- 80s through the tomorrow generally light winds but starting wednesday afternoon they pick up in the high country and by wednesday e

temperatures tomorrow at 83 in mesa and gilbert. 84 in peoria and glendale too. early morning lows in the 50s across most of the valley. sky harbor milder at 61. partly cloudy skies. 70s through 10:00, 11:00 and noon and into the low 80s for the afternoon forecast. 32 in flagstaff. low 40s in prescott and payson. and highs tomorrow in the upper 60s for payson and sedona. 59 in flagstaff. the next seven days. lows drop too. upper 40s to low 50s friday morning. 80s back through the weekend. then a second system dig os the south to bring a -- digs to the south to bring a slight chance of rain. >>> it's one of the hottest holiday gifts. but tonight the any fears about dangers of virtual reality headsets. >>> the actual reality for the cardinals. they can't afford any losses. >>> and now is your chance to win a $500 gift card. the secret word of the day is valley go to abc15.com/cash and enter that word rarter for your you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. i don't love that. but now you'

elsewhere temperatures in the 60s. 64 in peoria. and phoenix. low 60s in maricopa. 61 in sedona. 50 degrees in show low and the clouds are starting to stream in. we saw these around sunset tonight. a little bit of ver ga as well. -- verga as well. the air underneath the clouds is dry and it sucks up moisture. more of that cloud coverageover night. the next -- the next storm system comes in off the coast of the pacific northwest. through utah and colorado, bringing a big round of snow to those spots. for us it doesn't go far enough to the south to bring us good chances for rain or snow in our state. a slight chance of a stray shower across northern arizona with this. the big picture is that as it passes to the north the cold front drags on through. this will pick up winds and knock down temperatures. 25. gusts in the high country near 40. starts tomorrow in north arizona where gust could be high, rain. here's a look at future cast in terms of temperatures. dropping after the cold front from 84 in phoenix to 73 on thursday. so near average thursda

accident in the eastbound direction of i-70 at peoria. westbound direction of i-70 as you get to brighton boulevard. even the camera shot is roadways this morning. your car might be glazed, at least the windshield. now the computer has completely frozen up. i would just mention you'll want to take it a little easier this morning, the transitions especially tough from making your way to ramps and over passes because those transitions will be tough. >>> thanks, joel. we want to get back to this airport story. dia is trying recover after that blast of snow and ice. believe it or tough time yesterday de-icing planes. all the flights on at least one airline were delayed because of this. >> frustrated people sitting on tarmacs for a while. cbs4's shawn chitness is live at the airport this morning. a lot of people were kind of, you know, irritated and wondering why weren't they ready? >> reporter: yeah, alan. we have reached out to united, that's the airline that was impacted by this. so far they've explained it was an issue with their vendor to

the city of peoria says it did what's required posting alerts on their web site and alerting the media. >> it's very concerning it's kind of scary. at least send out some fliers or information on it. >> the water system is now clean but if you prepared any food with tap water between november 15th and 17th and you freezer throw it out. >> a group of computer scientists are urging hillary clinton's campaign to demand an audit of votes in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. they believe there's a strong evidence now of packing in those states that possibly manipulated the totals. those scientists say there is a questionable trend of clinton doing poorly in areas that use electronic voting machines. transition team. >>> donald trump says his border wall will cost up to $12 billion. other groups estimate it would cost much more. so what do people living along arizona's border think about that price? derrick staal took a trip to nogales, arizona to find out. >>reporter: daybreak in nogales reveals the breaks in arizona's border fencing. breaks that are on the minds of the breakfast crowd

the man who jumped in front of a car in peoria this morning.... has now been identified. police say 21-year-old gavin haggerty... was hit at 75th and grand avenues. the driver did stop and tried to help him. haggerty died at the hospital. silent witness has several unsolved crimes they need your help with. as jaime cerreta shows us.. in some of the cases.. video of the alleged perpto look at this.... crystal clear and you could get a cash reward. jc, 3-tv jc, 3-tv badge." so much so... that they dyed their iconic fountain blue. their iconic fountain blue. take a look-- this was all put together by four people... hoping to spark conversation about police officers. they wanted to dedicate an entire day to honoring those who serve and protect. it's the first time the iconic fountain has ever been fountain has ever been colored blue. tomorrow-- more than 15- hundred people will gather for a "community rememberence" event. "hospice of the valley" is hosting families to share memories of their loved ones. the event is free, and begins at 6... at "steele indian begins at 6... at

the latest cases in peoria where witnesses spotted a similar car. one report seeing an older white male with a tan hat driving. >> the fact that somebody is shooting themming them and leave -- shooting them and leaving innocent people with holes in their vehicles is a shock to us. >> in phoenix abc 15 news. >>> mcso detectives just about done looking for evidence after a bold burglar is shot inside a home in buckeye. there are charges here and the suspect is expected to survive. one of the family members came home, saw a car that was not theirs, and made that shocking discovery inside. the victim said he felt threatened and shot the suspect several times. >>> tracking your forecast. the big changes started this afternoon. of cloudiness over the valley as moisture streams in. this system bringing our first case of fall weather and below normal temperatures. highs in the low 70s tomorrow for the first time in nearly seven months. hour by hour through your forecast and how long the cooldown will last in just minutes. >>> a goodyear community hoping to

tainted tap water has sparked a warning now from the city of peoria. showed the water had high levels of nitrate and that can be especially dangerous to children. in fact for infants 6 months and younger, it can actually be deadly. customers were alerted today but parent we spoke with want to know why they were not notified sooner. the city of peoria says it did what's required posting alerts on their web site and alerting the media. >> it's very concerning it's kind of scary. at least send out some fliers or information on it. clean but if you prepared any food with tap water between november 15th and 17th and you still have it in your fridge rare or your fridge rare or freezer throw it out. >> a group of computer scientists are urging hillary clinton's campaign to demand an audit of votes in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania. they believe there's a strong evidence now those states that possibly manipulated the totals. those scientists say there is a questionable trend of clinton doing poorly in areas that use electronic voting machines. the word t

peoria police say that she blew through a stop sign in her pickup truck and t-boned a minivan at the intersection of 87th avenue and deer valley road. police say she was not impaired, though, and is fully cooperating with that investigation. meanwhile, the minivan sloan crashed into was carrying two adults and five children, ages 12 down to 6 all seven people had to be taken to a hospital. and again, we've learned just a couple of minutes ago that one child believed to be 12 years old has died as a result of that accident, and two other children are still facing life-threatening injuries. peoria police are warning that this incident should serve as a reminder to pay full attention while behind the wheel. >>> a fox follow-up for you on a woman who died in that wrong-way crash the day after thanksgiving. one of her friends has organized expenses today. she died in a wrong-way crash involving a grayhound bus early saturday morning. family and friends were at 35th avenue and dunlap collecting money for her funeral. they were also collecting money so that her father can come to see her on

accident getting to peoria. you can see on the map we had an earlier accident here on the approach to 6th, slow as you make that turn southbound along i-225 at parker road we've got an accident. also had several accidents along i-70 to the elevated portion of highway. typically dangerous this time of year. up into the high country, we have chain and passenger traction restrictions in place. man, we live in colorado. look at that. >> holy cow. that's awesome. >>> it is time to meet our pet of the week. this is tilley. 45pounds female shepherd mix her is she loves cuddling. >> she's an astute ,, ,, ,, ? to me the holidays are special, it's family traditions and of course great food. with all the things we could worry about over the holidays, turkey shouldn't be one of them. (laughter) i'm very proud to be a turkey farmer. i'm proud to raise turkeys with no growth promoting antibiotics, hormones or steroids. my name is tammy plumley, >>> good morning. it is friday, november 18, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning."

jim hickey was out live in peoria. once again, he is doing a little fishing. it is c are they biting, jimmy? >> reporter: right now, it is still pretty dark. we're waiting for the sun to come up a little bit. pioneer lake behind me. we're in here in the gates. beautiful. ready to go. we will be talking about some of the fishing conditions across the valley for today. it should be pretty good. they are starting to start trout around the valley now. a lot of people are pretty excited and waiting for that. it will be cool for this morning but comfortable. again, for the next three days.

. >>> tonight a michigan van full of children crashing in peoria. first responders rushing to that scene in deer valley. now completely blocked off as officials rush to the scene. are the children doing there tonight. >> officers on scene say they're hoping for the best tonight. but those children are in serious condition after their van was hit by this white truck that you can see pass investigators still on scene right now. the driver of that white truck may have run the stop sign. in all five kids, two adults inside that van were rushed to the hospital. we're told those kids range in age from 6 years old to 18. investigators say they're looking in were sitting correctly in the car or using car seats. but one child was thrown from the car. one woman who lives next door says that she saw ambulance after ambulance rushing to the scene. >> i pray for all of them. this is the holidays, this is hard for all of us. >> reporter: they're looking into it as they always do but it's just too early in the investigation to say and bring going to be restricted

adlib welcome rio vista lake in peoria ???adlib weather new this morning.. a deadly accident has shut down a busy valley freeway. team 12's nico santos is live with the details.. and how this could affect your morning commute. new this morning.. new this new this morning.. photo-radar be re-activated in the valley. team 12's bryan west has the details.. because nothing says happy holidays like a speeding ticket.. yes - four cameras in chandler are be monitored radar.here at ???? arizona and arizona and and ocotillio there is also there is also intersection ray road.morning - a captured will warning in the through november 30.on december 1 - they will be operational and citations will be handed speeding and running a red the city of chandler has american solutions, the cameras were de-in total there cameras throughout most of the located along rd, arizona ray road - for list head to 12 article live in 12 today. checking your hot checking your hot headlines.. an officer in the middle of a controversial shooting investigation.. has resigned from the winslow pol

we know about 1,500 people are without power in pee ori can't -- peoria. and lake pleasant to 77th avenue in peoria, 1,500 people, so no small outage. you're feeling it. 2:00 this afternoon is the time they expect to get that fixed, way to fix it right now. we'll try to get more information and pass it along to you. justs tin? >>> thank you. it is -- justin? >>> thank you. saying good-bye to your child forever and now this woman is honoring her daughter's life with an emotional send off. we show you her special tribute. >> reporter: one by one these owls spread their wings. >> it is a >> reporter: she says this day has been full of a lot of tears as she prepares to say good-bye to her daughter pam who was hit and killed. and the owl egg she found six months ago is now ready to fly. >> and raise them up and teach them the best you can, and then one day you have to send them out into the world and you hope the world is kind. so here is hoping the world is kind to you. >> reporter: pamela's younger caylee also releasing an owl of her own. >> it is almost like

we are learning that the peoria fire- some crew members and a brush truck to answer a nationwide call for assistance for a fire burning in north carolina. the crew members left last night on a cross- country trip. the wildfire is burning in a north carolina state park and has already charred several thousand acres. to us he's a running back for the cardinals but to the kids.. david johnson is something of a superhero.. despite where he's at now johnson's childhood didn't about being bullied as a kid.. the memories are rough but he wants kids to know bullies don't define you 3 jay let's talk cards now.. chandler catanzaro has definitely made up for definitely catanzaro has chandler cards now.. let's let's talk cards now.. chandler catanzaro has definitely made up for that first fumble against the patriots in week 1.. yesterday.. he kicked a 34- yard field goal as the clock ticked down - the cards the denver broncos also had a close game over the weekend - this one against the saints.. rookie safety - will parks.. returned a blocked extra point - racing 80-plus yards down the sidelines

veterans day serve with women who honoring our country and in around the celebrations.also getting in k peoria with a 5-displays pearl harbor glendale with troops run'goodyear has avondalein the west mesa apache chandler tempe events in and other ceremonies parade. besides this m.begins at 11 a-there.to be out are expected thousands of tens of and half miles parade route so the road.indian school ending at 7th road.south of avenue ?just along central it starts here every year.it starts here along central south of road.street and road. so the is about two long. thousands of are expected the parade m.parade. ceremonies and other 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-sun city is also getting in on the celebrations.businesses around the arizona are honoring our men and women who serve with deals freebies and discounts. for a complete list of celebrations. l 3 3 3 3 3 3 plenty of people out there doing the mannequin challenge...you know...that thing you've seen online where

west valley, 74 in good year and 76 in good year and peoria as well. looking at the next seven days, along with that system bringing us the rain chances, the breeziness, that's something we haven't touched on just yet, we are going to see the breezes kicking up. we are going to see the gusts in the valley. 63degrees is what we are talking the high for tomorrow. 61 on monday. that means the overnight lows are pretty cool as wellment looking at the rest of the weekeven though we are going to dry off, the temperatures are going to stay cool. we have been dealing with the above average temperatures. again, we have to get through today. coming up, we are going to break down the rain chances hour by hour. >>> well, travelers, you want to check out these deals before they fly away. southwest is kick off a deal. there are nearly 40 flights to choose from. $69 to l.a. you have new mexico thursday -- until thursday to book your trip. >> reporter: if you book online, do you know the refund pollies? what if you have a heart attack before you take off? for three ye

>> you are located in peoria. >> we are in peoria here. we serve about 28,000 guests in the so it is -- >> are you busy. >> we serve to go. heat and serve. to go is $99. you get all of this food and take it home and enjoy yourself. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> happy thanksgiving. >> and a lot more news coming up at 6:30. did you hear about this one? now is the time to get the new passport. applications are about to hit a record high and with everyone ? happy holidays from crayola. ?air ma? chemistry, baby! e lidays just got more surprising. >>> we say this morning 6:30 on a sunday. thanks so much for starting your sunday here with us. let's get to the most accurate forecast. we know a lot of you have some stuff going on here. nick, look at the beautiful shot out there. >> i think we get really pretty sunrisez and sun sets with a mix of clouds and sun. and we will gintly be seeing that for a large part of today, as that storm system makes its way in. 62 in mesa. and good morning, tempe. 63 as you take a l

the latest cases in peoria where witnesses spotted a similar car. one report seeing an older white male with a tan hat driving. >> the fact that somebody is shooting themming them and leave -- shooting them and leaving innocent people with holes in their vehicles is a shock to us. >> in phoenix abc 15 news. >>> mcso detectives just about done looking for evidence after a bold burglar is shot inside a home in buckeye. there are charges here and the suspect is expected to survive. one of the family members came home, saw a car that was not theirs, and made that shocking discovery inside. the victim said he felt threatened and shot the suspect several times. >>> tracking your forecast. the big changes started this afternoon.

this is dunlap and peoria. off of 17. men and vehicle had to be cut out of the vehicle. too late to save them. 35th avenue was shut down for most of the morning. >> woman is hit and killed while crossing the street. accident shut down it area south woman didn't see woman acrossing the street. >> looks like arizona coyotes will be building a new arena. this is the mcclintock where carson golf course is. construction of 16,000 feet arena with attached additional 4,000 feet multisport coy i don't tees are holding news conference this afternoon and bring you more information on tv news at 5:00. >> donald trump giving america a glimpse how he plans to govern. michael flynn arriving in trump's headquarters. many rumored to be in line for >> calling them equal partners, donald trump naming top white house officials. his campaign c.e.o. and former executive editor of bright bart news steve bannon. and practices and promoted white sue prep schism. bigotry, racism and >> reince priebus will be chief of staff. steve bannon i know is on the same page with everything that i agree wit

>> you will area between dunlap and peoria so you're smart route this morning's 45th avenue. it is going to be for the entire morning commute. your freeway is not doing too bad but we have another crash on some of our surface street. >> let's talk about your most accurate forecast and the stunning moon providing light across the valley and it is it does not even sent until just before 7 a.m. if you want to check it out, you have time. you will step out to cool temperatures with 60 degrees at sky harbor. 80 by noon and a high of 86 degrees today. we will talk about how much warmer it will get in minutes. >>> we have an update with the crash in chandler in the man who is behind the wheel is out on the s deeper into this one. >> reporter: dan, we were surprised to find that men at his home this weekend and shop to realize he has quite a driving record. so does speculation growing as to why exactly he was released. let's give you the latest from chandler police. according to them william f epperlein was charged. officers say he was driving with a suspended license when he killed

i told you about a crash i-17 at peoria avenue. it's heavy but i don't see anything blocking traffic there. we'll have a closer look coming up. >>> i remember when traveling was kind of fun. not now. it's starting to be a mess in . >>> just in this morning, be on the look out for these suspects here, caught on camera. i'm seeing this for the first time with you here. they are using a stolen card according to police there. there are the two women here, seen at the target and they left in a beat up silver car. call silent witness, 480- witness if you know who they are. . >> reporter: it is be travel day of the year and if you're heading to the airport today, give yourself plenty of time. we are talking about two and a half hours extra, 180,000 people expected to come through sky harbored to alone. the operations staff is increased by about 50% as well. on sunday, expect the same crowd, 180,000 people coming weekend. >> reporter: good morning. coming up on gma, a new winter storm sweeping across the country on the busiest travel week