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your most accurate forecast on this sunday here. i need a sweater. i put my heat on in the car because these morning lows are a little bet chilly. >> i'm glad i'm not the only one. we're chicken here we go. let's take a look outside this morning. nice conditions as you see the skyline. 64 degrees. some places are in the 50s right now. humidity holding steady at 703%. winds have dipped a in the last half hour. i want to take a look at that most accurate forecast for you. a lot of the day through the 50s and 60s this morning. then later on today by 5:00 these coming off of a high of 84. coming up in your most accurate 7-day forecast. large fire in payton. it happened on east zerek drive. phoenix police are telling us it may have been a gas explosion that caused that fire. our news room, worrying right now to get updates on damage and any injuries. we'll let you know the moment we find out more. well the count down just two days until decision day across the nation. the candidates dumping the resources here hoping it's going to get maybe even turn blue. abc's megan thompson for us here. who is here today? >> clinton. they're actually sending in their own once rival bernie sanders he's going to be right here at central high school holding a rally later on today. now it was just a few months ago here clinton in our state talking about the things he and clinton agree on trying to turn his die hard supporters to pick democrat. the rally we're hearing is supposed to focus on just that, the economy and the vision the pair share against donald trump. >> a democracy is about, is one person one vote buying elections. >> if you want to hear him speak in person you can today right here again at central high school this is near central avenue and camel back. doors open at 10:45 and the rally gets going at le 45 this morning. we have a link on our website abc15.com. the latest abc news hillary clinton leading donald trump. the numbers show support for trump has slipped to its lowest level in the past ten days while it appears clinton has somewhat recover friday that damage from that latest announcement of that fbi e-mail investigation. >> we've been sitting down and keeping your mouths shut. >> that is dr. ben carson during his visit to the valley on saturday. he stopped here in phoenix to speak with voters. the former opponent trump encouraging voters to think big picture while casting their ballots at the polls this week. >> a terrifying moment for donald trump on the campaign trail when the republican nominee had to be rushed from the stage in reno, nevada. >> secret service interrupting his speech because according to them someone in the audience yelled gun. he says it was all a combig >> i get tackled by all these people who are just kicking me and grabbing me in the crotch and just beating the crap out of me and somebody yells something about a gun and that's when things really got out of hand. >> he claims trump supporters attacked him when they couldn't take his sign down. he's thankful that the secret service showed up he believed he may have been seriously hurt if they isn't. >> mean what time did return to the stage. he will never stop. he later released a statement thanking secret service and local law enforcement. today he's going to head to five states for rallies. meanwhile hillary clinton also on the campaign trail. she's going to be making two stops today. the first one will be in cleveland with lebron james. she and the nba champion are hosting an event. with voters in philly. the two voters apparently won a contest giving them the chance to ask her questions directly. a ban back in place in our state against anybody ballot harvesting. that basically means political parties they can't go door to door and collect your ballot for you. that gave the green light to this process. but state officials challenging that one and the u.s. supreme court agreed apparently putting that ban back in place. this is a blow to democrats saying the idea is aimed at helping minority voters. police trying to figure out what led up to a stabbing in west phoenix. officers called out to a home near 47th avenue in indian school. that person rushed to the hospital and we're told right now is it serious condition. 4-year-old boy drowns. this happened at a home near university and greenfield. mesa fire says that boy climbed out of a window and got into a swimming pool. we're told the water was murky and it was hard to see him. his father found him and sadly he died on the way to the hospital. a heart breaking story out of texas. authorities saying they belief they have found the body 10-year-old missing girl. officials issued an amber alert wednesday. sources say authorities are now questioning that girl's uncle. let's go do georgia now where residents are fed up with being pulled over for bogus reasons the one woman says she told the officer her prescription medication does not impair her ability to drive. the controversy surrounding the minnesota pipeline continues to build. people at lambeau field telling news crews that this is an everybody issue. for religious reasons they don't want anybody using the water there. this pipeline would run from north dakota to southern illinois. but thousands have stood outside the rock in protest for months now. now this man was walking near the white house when a secret service officer noticed he had a firearm. the officer confronted that man and he was placed under can arrest after a brief struggle. now we're talking about that most accurate forecast. walking outside this morning be prepared because it's a little chilly out there. iced drinks in the morning to the warm drinks at whatever coffee shop. you don't really need them. >> so you go from psl to like a venti ice tea or something. let's take a live look outside. and let's take a look at your golfing forecast. 84 degrees it's going to be today's high. uv not so bad in the moderate range. let's start that again. as we will too. as far as those particles are concerned. all in all its good it gets even warmer. still ahead sadly with a purpose earning frequent flier miles. the airline now offering with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. okay. 12 past the hour. tuscan police department will be the first in the region to utilize aerial drones to investigate things. the drone manufacturer are joining efforts. it's a pilot program to federally certify several officers. it marks a step for crime scene investigators. eleven officers will be training to fly these unmanned aircrafts. jetblue for a program to go door to door you can earn up to 12,000 points a year. >> you know sometimes you complain about home time warrant. get the work done. >> yeah, and you can avoid those types of things by looking those up. and you can find those at the bottom of the bbb review. >> this contract all the stuff you see, most of the stuff you see here in yellow are exclusions. >> and if you feel like somebody should have been covered you can file a complaint with the department of insurance. >> and if you still want to buy a home warranty you can get out of rebate at a prorated time. an arizona teen battling a life threatening disease. this is all thanks to a group who took action to show him dreams really do come true. >> happy birthday happy birthday to you. >> look how happy he is. jacob presub earlier this week. this is all in hopes in taking his mind off of his illness. they helped with a christmas blessing and radio city music call and explored the sights and the sounds of the city. they're on their way back to the valley now. and the brooklyn police department tweeting out it was an emotional good-bye. the annual local fall festival happening at hands park this weekend. organizers call it a celebration of all things local. they're also going to be arizona made wines, beer, and other benches. now the hope is to die verge shoppers away from those chains and big box stores. >> if you shop local you're supporting the community. to the big box stores. blrnt there's probably better deals and you get a lot more when you support local business. >> this year the fall festival featured 150 arizona vendors and up to a thousand people were expected. and the temperatures cooperated for that. we're tracking our most accurate forecast on this sunday morning here. man those afternoon temps have just been perfect. >> this is why we put up with the summer. weather right now. you've got do gloat a little bit. let's start with off for you with your most accurate forecast. there was that golf forecast i showed you. live look outside. 62 in chandler. glendale's at 62. scottsdale you are at 63 degrees. there is that 10k race part of i think it's a nice morning to go out for a run. 50 in sedona. 605 in yuma and 40s this morning in nogales. looks like by 7:00 we'll dip down to 62 degrees. finally up into the 70s. but hey we're loving this kind of weather. desert doppler this morning shows it is pretty quiet. really not seeing a whole lot going on. we're in that nice dry pattern. we'll show you future cast. yesterday we did see a little bit of pop up shower activity. i don't think we'll see any of that today. really not any clouds. but also for tomorrow's going to be nice and clear and into tuesday, election day i think the weather's going to be a little nice. talking about air quality today. to moderate range. particles. those particlates. your activity planner today i don't think it's any better than this. golfing looks great. you'll be outside for awhile. hiking looks great too. maybe just hydrate especially if you go later this afternoon because it is going to warm up into the 80s. and then running this morning. let's take a look at your forecast with different cities. mesa gets to 82 today. 84 in glendale and gilbert and also in goodyear. i think could actually reach the low 50s. some places right now actually watching us. you guys are in the 50s right now. let's take a look at monday for you. monday we get to 87 degrees. we will warm it up a little bit and then tuesday warming up a little more. its way in. it is going to kick up those breezes for election say and also the day after on wednesday. 85 degrees. we'll still hold on to those breezy conditions. 84 on friday and then 84 on saturday. hey as that system moves in download that free abc 15 mobile app that way you can track the changes with us. abc 15 sports brought by sanderson sports. well it's november and the arizona wild cats still searching for their first conference win of the season. and things not getting easier for the cats saturday in washington. u of a trying to avoid their sixth straight win. 25th ranked cougars just rolling the season and they continue to roll right over the wild cats. it's 38-0 washington state in the second quarter. soleman and would you believe it that would solve his first touchdown pass of the season. he's had some injuries but still hard to believe. you know what else is hard to believe. that final score. that's about as lopsided as it gets folks. and u of a's losing streak extends to six straight games. sun devils on a bye this week as they enjoy a much-needed break. if they can get back and string a few wiz together. lost some tough games. tied a tough game. but the silver lining at the halfway point of the season seattle only has a game and a half lead in the nfc west. the seahawks have yet to run away with this decision. opportunity open for the cardinals. >> we're not happy with the first half of the season but for the second half of the season to be a game or whatever it is a numerical number whatever it is but knowing we're going to play them again and we're in the hunt for our division. we've got a ton of stuff to practice and prepare and play for. >> first thing's first. welcome the san francisco 49er's to town one week from today that's a look at your morning sports. thank you. tomorrow the d-back's new manager will officially be introduced. he spent the last four seasons. first official press conference is at 10:00 tomorrow morning. look for live coverage online and on that abc mobile app. >> the harvard men's soccer team off the pitch for the rest of the season because of the lewd >> the university president said it started back in 2012. and players made a so-called scouting report based on their looks. >> it's important for the school to uphold their values of, you know, gender equity and just respect. so i definitely do agree with the decision. >> now the men's team was in first place in the ivy league but now they're going to forfeit any chance at an ivy league championship. >> 5 his celebration months earlier. >> danny campbell got a tattoo calling the 2016 cubs world champions. >> i had my hands cross. >> that prediction finally paid off. he's been a fan of the team since 1969. campbell says he can't wait for next year. so i wonder if he's getting cubs champs 2017. >> next year for sure. how luck for a sports team can drive fans to act a little bit crazy, right. but would you ever do this. >> yeah some gutsy cubs fans did an extreme trust fall. can you see the fall. you see the crowd below it looks like a long way down. it's one thing to do a trust fall with friends i complete strangers. guess they're just going to continue to party like it is 1908. the city still going nuts days later. >> i can imagine. there's 5 million people there. >> the larmgest gatdzing, peaceful gathering in u.s. people. connected to several dog ther in-law with a keen sense of smell... what happens next?trash. ther in-law with a keen s nothing.mell... only glad has febreze to neutralizersor 5 days. what happens 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"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. okay. 5:25 once upon a time. quantico's at 9:00. a bump in the road that's what some tourists at yosemite national park is calling this forced visitors to turn around. >> we kind of had a day and a half here. >> there was a detour for those still wanting to visit but driving time about two hours. park officials aren't sure why the boulder fell in the first place. it took crews about a day to blast it and remove the small rocks. and take a tortoise. >> was there hair around there. tortoise in the air. >> maybe. 5:26. in the next half hour smash grab and go. these thieves caught on camera. >> is this election tressing you -- stressing you out? well doctors are now recognizing this as a real disorder. nt y ffent. teeth, nd u'rfes. e uth alth. phoenix is gorgeous! warm weather, blue skies, the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing 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city lights look awfully nice. low 60s also in lynchfield park and in glendale if we break down that most accurate forecast by the hour this is what we can expect. we'll be in the 70s by today's high 84 degrees. that's above average for this time of year. but it gets even warmer tomorrow. i'll let you know by how much coming up in just a few minutes. meantime i want to get to this. this is a traffic alert in case you're passing through phoenix this morning. the phoenix 10k happening later this morning which means there are these closures here. k-dot tweeting these out. i-10 westbound will be closed through the tunnel this morning avenue: so make sure you use alternate routes. mcdough might be a good one also expect some closures around downtown. >> time is ticking away for the presidential candidates to make their final push to voters and they're getting help along the campaign trail. senator bernie sanders lending a helping hand to his former opponent hillary and megan do we know anything about what he's going to be talking about? >> yes allison we do. we hearing he's going to be focused on the economy when he comes to central high school in phoenix. he's working. a candidate he says shares a similar vision with him. it was just a few months ago back in october. talking about the things he and clinton agree on including a for college. >> public colleges and universities in the united states of america will be tuition free for all families in the middle class. >> sander's visit coming on the heels of another once rival yesterday. ben carson campaigning for donald trump. he spoke with volunteers and supporters telling this election it's not about the two candidates personally but about the direction of the country urging to listen platforms before making a decision especially in our state. >> it's right on the edge in terms of which way it's going to go. >> but the event today is about bernie sanders. it's going to start around 10:45. if you want to come you're urged to rsvp. we have a link for that on our website. megan thompson reporting for us. meantime we're learning more information about that double own uncle die. both of them shot in the middle of the street. the seniors, the uncle passed away. that nephew we're told is in stable condition this morning. also telling phoenix police that the suspect droef off in a car together. a witness heard some sort of conversation going on before the shooting happened. chandler police say a man is in custody accused of ramming a police car. police say gang unit d were trying to make a traffic stop on friday and the driver reportedly rammed a police car. the driver then took off on foot. reckless driving and hit and run. and a valley man killed last week being remembered this morning. exactly how his family seld he would have wanted. more than a 100 cars. the 22-year-old was killed when head on. the simple suby's car club organized this drive from scottsdale. >> he's happy. >> at least 130 cars showed up in his honor. caught on video a man robbing. i cvs, these crimes taking place in three different cities. here's what we know. this guy walked into the business with something under his shirt. which is thought to be a gun here. then he demanded money then he ran away. police say he was wearing a hat, dark sunglasses and shorts. police are also asking for your help catching another crook. they say he robbed a wall greens. cardinal t-shirt and a hat. he waited for those customers to leave then he approaches the sales counter. he also had his hand under his shirt holding what may have been a gun. he grabbed the money and then he took off in a black chevy tahoe. if you have any information on any of these robberies you're asked to call silent witness. and you may have seen this senior camel one of our photographers there a shoplifting call started all this but then that suspect resisted arrest. that led to more officers arriving on the scene. we know that two people are in custody facing aggravated assault on police. and if you're away from the tv please come take a look at this smash and grab in florida. this captured on a surveillance point and police say how scary is this. a suspect did try to shoot that employee but the trigger jammed. the suspects did get away and police are searching for them right now. developing right now two men are in jail accused of a violent attack that happened in oakland california. police say eight people got hurt when bullets flew outside of a nightclub. police say witnesses told them a fight broke out right before shooting started. police in newark new jersey investigating a deadly stabbing that happened. three hurt. all of it taking place inside of a home there. right now we're told investigators are looking at a person of interest. the investigation we are told is continuing this morning. well a look at these flames it's hard to imagine no one was hurt when this massive fire ripped through a chicago house. have started -- may have been started by homeless people that were trying to just stay warm. right now the job for city manager of scottsdale is still up for grabs. two finalists withdrew their names for consideration. now those finalists are going to be interviewed on wednesday and thursday for the job and these are big shoes to fill too. that's because whoever lands this gig will also be acting city manager. a justice of the peace here in the valley is in some hot water. he is the head judge of desert ridge justice court. he's going to leave office in january after losing his spot in the primary race months ago. according to reports jane got in trouble at least eight times. a one tuscan company wants to make more solar energy but they need some bids. taking bids for designs and facility. when finished it could provide power to more than 21,000 homes. they would start producing power in early 2019. 5:38 workers around the valley. the tempe job fair taking place at the tempe center of the arts. many of these employers are looking to hire on the spot folks. attendance is free. just make sure you bring your risumi impress. also happening tomorrow two movie stars and campaigns coming. actress america ferrara will be in tempe. speaking about college debt and jobs. the breakfast is at 8:30 tomorrow morning. well for some parents getting to the polls is tough so health care from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. this is available to members and non members. there is a limit of four hours. and now a call for concern for pet owners. an outbreak of parvo is spreading in that area. 21 cases already reported. symptoms include loss appetite and vomiting. and birth control. millions of women take it every day but what about men. and the reason here, get this, men apparently couldn't handle those side effects. we're talking mood swings, altered labedo. insomnia, anxiety, stomach problems. if those sound familiar to you you may be suffering from election stress disorder. disorder here according to one study more than half of americans are feeling anxious or even stressed over this election. >> they're can task tro fiezing. they're looking at worse case scenario possibilities if their candidate doesn't win. >> so how can you destress? well you should limit your tv time and try to exercise and do some meditation. >> maybe avoid those political discussions too. >> yeah a lot of those things people going back and forth. let you're vote do the talking. no arguing about our weather though. it has been so nice. i think yesterday was just so picture perfect. some slight changes on the way. >> yeah, it is going to start to get a little bit warmer. for this morning we're going to you step outside. by 8:00 i think we'll be up into the 70s for the most part. so it's just going to be a gorgeous day. i'll let you know by how much in our most accurate 7-day forecast. the results are in from our restaurant report cards. you have to see which valley restaurants are failing to make a grade. >> and planning a large family meal cou , here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splamore fabulous formula,ess!, she's not splashing. , here comes nancy. ?? there's a new muse taking the fashion world by storm and it is not kendall genre. fashion expert and list producer says it's your grandparents. >> we look at our elders for wisdom about life, love. you're saying them for fashion wisdom. absolutely. this season it's all about a vintage vibe. it's actually has a modern twist. i never thought i would say this in my life but at least could you make me look old. but more glama than grandma. >> trade your high heels to kitten heels. >> all right so you've got my feet in kitten mode. >> they come in a variety of colors and patterns and with retailers like zara and hm l. >> if my feet are in grandma mode can i. >> pick one grandma item per out fit. >> next take your hem line below the knee. >> the length of the skirt grandma but the style is modern. >> it can be definitely and the trick is to excenturycentuate your waist. >> you're a rock star grandma in this. >> exactly. and finally granny glasses are grandpa. >> i'm just supposed to wear glasses. kendall genre's doing it. you can do it. >> while mack lmor is saying about getting grandpa's style from a thrift shop. these g glasses can be found at it girl central stores making old fashion new again onto stylist. >> i like those. i think teresa looks those glasses. >> i know i have seen a lot more people creeping up with those pictures. it's a cycle. let's talk about your most accurate forecast. nick is tracking that for us here and i was so excited yesterday because during the day i got to turn off everything in the car and roll down the windows and cruise that way for awhile. it's been awhile since i've been able to do that. >> and we stayed warmer for quite awile. and later on 64 degrees right east southeast at 5 miles per hour. this morning it's looking pretty good. across the rest of the valleys. yeah, we're in the 50s in parts of the northwest valley. wickenberg. pioria looking like you guys are in the upper 50s. looks like 63 right now in tempe. 63 in lavine. 64 in goodyear and 60 this morning in anthem as we take a look at that most accurate forecast for you by t go today. so before that i think a lot of us are going to stay in the 60s. so a nice cool morning. but go outside and enjoy it if you can. i saw some friends posting some pictures from camel back. it was packed yesterday. be prepared to hunt for a parking spot. 81 by 1:00 and then 83 by 3:00. after that i think we'll start to dip down a little bit just in abc 15 mobile app. taking a look at clouds and radar this morning. nice clear conditions over the state of arizona. we see other places. parts of new mexico picking up some rain. i don't think any of that is really going to come here and if we do maybe some fair weather clouds. for the most part it's going to be nice, clear, and sunny conditions. we're going to be in the medium range for today, monday, and also on tuesday. so just kind of be aware of that. as far as those forecast we go. it looks like we'll be in the 80s around central phoenix and central arizona. looks like 70 in prescott. upper 80s here in the colorado river valley. 87 in lake havasu. 89 in yuma. and then taking a look at the southeast valley it looks like a lot of us will be in the 70s today there. nice mild conditions. overnight not so bad here. looks like 40s and 50s in southeastern arizona. the east valley right now. 84 in gilbert. 83 in paradise valley. as far as the west valley is concerned pretty much the same. 83 today the high in buck eye. we'll climb to 87 degrees tomorrow. still keeping lots of sunshine. all in all i think still a beautiful day. 88 on tuesday. just a smidge warmer. we're also going to crank up those breezes too. sticking with that 85 on thursday dipping down slightly to 84 for friday and saturday. by next weekend average highs will be down into the 70s. we're going to enjoy it while we can of course and let you know exactly how long it's going to last. and coming up in just a few minutes we'll take a look at that golfing forecast for you. we want to get you juiceded up this morning. we like to give you a free cup sound like. just watch for our word of the day. iris will have that starting monday morning right here on abc 15. well thanksgiving means lots of food. but you don't have to spend all day in the kitchen cooking. which will give you the best price. so you can save time and money. abc 15's danielle learner with the results of comparison. >> we checked the prices for prepared turkey meals. first off fry's food has the most variety for their deluxe turkey dinner. you have the choice of getting your turkey, roasted, smoked or fried. plus they offer a 10" pie. but with more variety comes a higher price. $69.99 for the entire meal that both have five sides so you'll pay $59.99 for a meal that serves six to eight. bashes has the same five sides. their price is $54.99. you decide. bashes has the best price. >> is an extra side worth the option. let us know. either way make sure you order your dinner sooner rather than later because they pretty fast. . >> i can't believe thanksgiving really is only a couple weeks away. >> to make sure you and your family don't get sick at dinner. >> the restaurant report cards are in from the valley. this is a drop from the last two months but still not good as all of them got a d. >> five were in phoenix. they're in violation of hand hands at incorrect cooking temperatures. >> and four restaurants in the east valley with similar hand washing violations along with toxic substances and storage issues. >> violations included food contamination. temperature control and plumbing issues. hey a woman hit the jackpot. she thought she became a why one casino is refusing to hand over the jackpot. >> how about ? ? ? ? can you say i love it? ? ? oh love it? ? ? can you say hey? ? ? hey! ? ? that's the spirit! oooo. ? oohoh? ? wooh oo? ? wooh oo? ? ooooh oh.? we're five minutes shy of 6:00 a.m. on this sunday there. this is a live look outside on the valley cameras there. nick checking our forecast. coming up we'll get a last look at that forecast plus in the 6:00 hour he'll break down those temperatures hour by as well. stick to some trending news. >> a slot machine in new york printed out a ticket for almost $43 million. in that moment katrina bowman saw her life changing in an instant. >> all i could think about what i've been through it's so hard for me to kind of cope. >> when she showed the casino they told her it was a a steak dinner. >> a steak dinner. i think she's got a case. shopping on instagram. photo sharing service features a new feature. with the choice to shop now. i like it but sounds a little dangerous. >> and while you are using your smartphone you may have noticed a change. there are some new e shrug. there's also a whole new slew of faces to choose from. all in all there are 72 new emojis on apple's new apple upgrade. >> i do like that one too. >> the owl and the fox i think are really fun. >> who doesn't want a little guacamole in the morning. >> i'm wearing my ode to avocado. let's talk about the most it may be a great day to go outside. 84 degrees is going to be today's high. 87 on monday. 88 on tuesday. and then eventually kind of coasting back down. we'll take a look at that hour by hour forecast. that is coming up in our 6:00 hour. still coming up at 6:00. phoenix bound. senator bernie sanders touching down on the details today. >> and it's a battle no kid should have to fight. cancer. one buck eye boy going through i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona'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. right now at 6:00 on abc 15 mornings. people are out of their homes as flames shoot to the sky. the brand new information we are just getting our hands on. and a setup is already under way this morning for a big visit yesterday. the clinton campaign makes right here >> and a discovery of a woman chained inside a storage container leads to a key break in the 13-year murder case. abc 15. >> arizona's best mornings start here. all right we're so happy you can wake up with us here on this sunday. alongside nick ciletti here. >> i'm not going to lie i had my >> thanks for being honest. >> of course. i'm not going to let you drown on your own. north of the valley. you see what it looks like there. still a little bit dark. 64 degrees right now. winds out of the east southeast 7 miles per hour. as they continue to pick up and here's a look at that most accurate forecast for you by the day part this morning. a lot of us staying in the 60s. some of us even into the 50s. so definitely put on a jacket especially if you're i northwest valley like surprise and pioria this morning. by morning it looks like we'll be in the upper 70s. we're going to warm up very nicely. it's a gorgeous day. i'm going to have all the details on that one coming up in just a bit allison. thank you so much. in the meantime if you're going to be heading to the roads you've got to see this. it's a traffic alert. the phoenix 10k is happening today which means there are going to be some closures here. that shows the i-10 westbound will be closed. you can use alternate routes to get around it. also you can expect some closures around downtown and the capital as well as coming down the 51 early this morning. a lot of those closures there. so if you have any weekend plans just be weary of this hear. let's get to some new information this morning about that large apartment fire in payson that they are currently helping two families that were forced out of their apartments. phoenix police telling us a gas explosion may have been the cause of this large fire. from this viewer video you can see those flames shooting into the night sky. our news room is working on right now getting updates on damage and any injuries. we're going to let you know the moment we're going to find out just two days until election day. the candidates dumping the resources here hoping it's either going to keep the state red or maybe turn it blue. abc's megan thompson live for us in phoenix right nouchlt so far a very busy weekend. today being sunday no exception to that. >> it's the clinton's campaign turn today to try to make that push. they're sending in another one's rival. bernie sanders is going to be here at central high school. you can see the setup a getting under way. for that to happen later on this morning and it was just a few months to go back in october. hitting up tuscan and flag staff talking about the things he and clinton agree on trying to turn his die hard supporters to pick the person he once was battling again. tuition for universities for middle class families. this rally we're hearing is supposed to focus on just that, pair shares donald trump. >> and the democracy is about one person one vote not billionaires buying elections. >> and if you want to hear him speak in person you can today at central high school. doors are going to open at 10:45 and the rally is going to get going at 11:45. you can find a link to that on our website. that's abc15.com. back >> megan thompson reporting for us on the campaign trail. yesterday it was ben carson stopping for his party's nominee. as dr. carson urged voters to look at the bigger picture. >> this election is not about donald trump or hillary clinton. it's about the direction of the country and i would say please parties and look at the solutions of both candidates. >> also in phoenix. >> a terrifying moment for donald trump on the campaign trail when the republican nominee had to be rushed from the stage. according to the agents took that man into custody. now this guy is talking. he said it was all a misunderstanding that started with an anti-trump sign. >> and i get tackled by all these people kicking me and grabbing me in the kroech. and somebody yelled something about a gun and so that's when things really got out of hand. >> he claims that trump supporters attacked him when they couldn't take his sign. he's thankful those agents did show up. they could have been seriously hurt if they hadn't. donald trump did return to the stage. never stop. he did later release a statement thanking local law enforcement. he's going to head to five states for rallies. >> meantime hillary clinton also on the campaign trail today. making two stops. she and the nba champ lebron james will host an event. both appearances coming after she had the small chat with voters in philly. the democratic presidential nominee sat down with some the two voters apparently won a contest giving them a chance to ask their questions directly to the democratic nominee. >> a ban back in place in our state. that basically means political parties cannot go door to door and collect your ballot for you. that gave the green light to the process. state officials challenging that agreed putting that ban back in place. the idea was aimed at helping minority voters. >> right now iraqi forces struggling to clear neighborhoods as a pair of deadly suicide bombings have killed at least 11 people. some civilians are fleeing the combat zone while isis militants are holding some back using them >> for these u.s. led coalition air strikes. iraqi forces first entered the eastern edge of mosul on tuesday. police have learned more about what led to a stabbing. officers were called out to a home near 47th avenue. nobody's in custody right now. we are told that one person is in custody after they stabbed their roommate. that person rushed to the police have not released any. >> that boy climbed out of a window and got into the pool. we're told the water was murky making it hard to see him. this guy locked up. accused of ramming into a police car. chandler police say they to pull over 26-year-old marvin yesterday. he's facing a bunch of charges like aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and ols hit and run. now to video you will only see on abc 15. phoenix police told us that one of our photographers on scene told one of our photographers that was responding there that they were actually trying to get to a shoplifting call but the suspect officers getting called out. officers tell us two people are now in custody facing aggravated assault on a police officer and other charges. >> a crime alert to tell you about this morning as police do need your help tracking down a man wanted for robbing several valley businesses and he was caught on video too. police saying he robbed a cvs, a red roof inn, an extended stay america in phoenix, chandler, and tempe all he had something under his shirt. possibly a gun here. he demands the money and he runs away. another crook with possibly a gun unto his shirt. he robs a wall greens on october 11th. that guy was wearing a red cardinal shirt and a hat. after buying two things he demands cash from a register and then he takes off in a black chevy tahoe. you don't have to give your >> we begin with the heart breaking story out of texas. authorities believe they have found the body of a missing 10-year-old girl there. kayla gomez orosco. officials issued an amber alert wednesday and offered a cash reward in this case. sources say authorities are now questioning that girl's uncle. the controversy surrounding a north dakota pipeline continues to members of the menominee tribe. this is an everybody issue. they don't want anybody using that water. they say it's for religious reasons and that they have to protect it. >> they can re-route this away from the water. and that's the main issue. >> well this pipeline would run from north dakota to southern illinois but thousands of people have been camped outside the standing rock reservation for months now in protest to this. on social media as well. a man is causing a brief scare at the white house. he was walking near the white house when a secret service officer noticed he had a firearm. after a brief struggle. president obama not at the white house at the time. >> well there was a sea of subarus out and about saturday. but the reason they came out may bring a tear to your eye. the simple suby's car club is what it's called. shaw was driver last week and he belonged to the club. roughly 130 different subarus were out there. shaw's family tells us tony would have loved this. >> it means a whole lot to all of us and most like him to see his idle cars. everything he would have wanted to have done to his. >> organizers say they weren't expecting so many people to show up. it just goes to show you the let's switch gears here and talk about your most accurate forecast. nick ciletti tracking the temperatures here. >> let's go ahead i want to show you this real quick. this is your golfing forecast if you want to hit the links today. i think that's totally fine. 84 degrees is going to be today's high. no air quality issues or rain to worry about but we do have a warm up. i'll have the detailson one for you coming up in just a few minutes. well a scare for dog owners as a deadly disease rapidly is spreading. how you can take action. a tuscan area police department is going to use aerial drones as an investigative tool. the chief says they will be a huge help for crime scene investigators. eleven officers are going to be trained on how to operate those drones. >> an outbreak causing concern for pet owners in moran. pet owners think there may be an outbreak of parvo in the ea to make sure they pick up after their dogs at parks and other places. a heads up if you're planning a trip to the grand canyon soon. starting tomorrow more water is going to be flowing through the colorado river this week. so just be aware that water is going to be at a higher level during this time. i know a lot of people who may be planning some trips up there. those temperatures they are do need your jacket. >> when it hits fall and winter. >> i was in pace a few weeks ago it wasn't too bad but it was in the 40s when i got up in the morning. >> it's a change. so many of us are still so hot here. >> yeah, we will be getting warmer but no records we have to worry about breaking. let's get right to it with that morning forecast. this morning. we can start to see some of the mountains there with one of our valley cameras. a little dark to make out exactly which one it is. good morning chandler you guys are at 62 and 62 right now in glendale. as we take a look at the rest of the state. it looks like we're at 35 in window rock. 54 in paige. 29 at the grand canyon. the grand canyon below the freezing point this morning. now in yuma. i want to track what the rest of the morning looks like. we're going to dip a little bit at 7:00 when that run sizes. we'll get to 62 degrees. 65 by 8:00. 69 by 9:00 and that's on our free abc mobile app and abc15.com if you want to check it out there. take a look at abc 15 desert doppler there. it's nice and dry out there right now and models that we've looked at this morning i think we're going to stay that dry for quite awhile now. here's future cast. can you see not really anything popping into the picture here. around northern california you start to see a system in the pacific. but for us it looks like we're going to stay nice and dry. also cloud-free. air quality also not so bad. we'll be in the good to moderate of an up tick in those particlates. as far as your activities are concerned a great day to go golfing. hiking also great especially if you go in the morning. make sure you hydrate and running. i think this is a great day to do the phoenix bridal pass. it's going to be nice outside. highs across the valley. 84 in tempe and then 84 in glendale. it's about 4 degrees above where we should be this time of here we go. 87 is the high tomorrow. mostly sunny conditions. still really nice. tuesday for election day. nice and sunny conditions. a little warm though. 88 degrees. nice breezy conditions though too. a beautiful day. no excuse to not get out there and vote. 85 on wednesday. 85 on thursday and then 84 on saturday and also friday i should say before that looking really nice. coming up in just a few minutes we'll take a look at the highs valley. abc 15 sports brought to you by sanderson ford. >> well it's november and the arizona wild cats still searching for their first conference win of the season. and things will not get any easier for the cats in washington. washington state looking for their seventh straight win. 25th ranked cougars just rolling the season and they continue to roll right over it's 38-0 washington state in the second quarter. slight bright side for the caps. a new soleman finds cam johnson for a 40-yard touchdown and would you believe it that was soleman's first touchdown pass of the season. you know what else is hard to believe? that final score. wow. that's about as lopsided as it gets folks. a's losing streak extends to six games. the arizona cardinals enjoy a much-needed break. if they can get back and string a few kids together. given things have not gone their way this first half of the season. lost some tough games but the silver lining at the halfway point of the season. seattle only has a game and a half lead in the nfc west. the fact the seahawks have to run away with this division certainly leaves a window of opportunity for the cardinals. >> that's the only good thing right now. we're not happy with the first half of the season but for the second half of the season to be a game or game and a half whatever the numerical is knowing that we're going to play them again if we can take care of our business that should matter. we've got a ton of stuff to for. >> first thing's first. welcome the san francisco 49er's to town. that's a look at your morning sports. thanks. we appreciate that. tomorrow the d-back's new managertory lavoolo. his first official press conference is at 10:00 tomorrow morning. we're excited. look for live coverage online and look for our free abc 15 mobile app. valley cubs fans break out your cubby blue. tomorrow is officially chicago cubs day in the city of mesa. the team has called mesa their spring training home for decades. so make sure you wear your cubby blue. and sometimes the littlest packages carry a big impact. they are rallying around him. we're going to tell you how as he fights cancer for a third time. >> plus big accusations coming from tim kaine. 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spine. >> everybody tells me there's no cure for it. just enjoy and make moments with him and you know, i'm not giving up. i'm not. >> alex also has that f within him. his former kindergarten teacher can tell you that. >> some of the older kids would see him look how small he is and he'd stand on his hips and say no i'm not i'm big. >> even with a cancerous tumor in his brain you wouldn't know if if by the joy he shows. it's how he's living that's teaching others. >> just hearing his story. >> crisscross apple sauce. not reapproved as an option and not knowing what alex's future looks like brings more pain than any mother could imagine. >> i'm really grateful to god that he, you know, i'm lucky to be his mom. >> in buck eye abc 15 news. >> that touches your heart. alex's teacher has set up a gofundme page to help them out with that cause. we have that on abc15.com. next give your kids a good start by taking away their cellphones. >> and she was found chained up with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, e same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. abc 15. >> is arizona's all news morning. morning. >> we're live in phoenix and the setup is under way for senator bernie sanders to make his visit here in our state. how he's hoping to turn his supporters for his former rifle. >> plus a crack in a 13-year-old cold case this morning. breathing new life to this after a man confesses to a half a dozen murders. >> and the valley free shutting happy you're joining us. it is 6:30 of a sunday. i'm allison rodriguez with nick ciletti here this morning. i did have the heat on in my car as i was driving into work. >> i get to say it's nice and sunny out today and temperatures will be in the low 80s. so my job doesn't get a whole lot easier. let's take a look at this. it's a live look out there. finally starting to awaken this 60 right now. good morning to you in mesa. we're at 63 in glendale and 63 also in tempe this morning. let's break down that most accurate forecast by the hour. we're going to stay into the 60s for a good chunk of the morning. by 10:00 we warm up into the 70s. it's going to get even warmer after today, we'll have all the details on that one coming up in just a bit. before you hit the road this sunday morning we do have a the phoenix 10k taking place today. i even saw some of them earlier. i-10 westbound is going to be closed through the tunnel. you're going to want to use difsht routes to get around this here. also expect some closures around downtown and the capital as well. i know some of this could snag up your plans. >> yeah, and i believe it th will last for several hours. so you'll have to plan around for a turning now to democracy 2016. time now ticking away. and they're getting help along the campaign trail too. especially right here in the valley. >> senator bernie sanders lending a hand to his former opponent in the primaries hillary clinton. megan thompson live for us now where sanders is set to speak later today. megan i hear the light rail in the background and i think you're by central high school. >> that's exactly right. the doors are going to open at 1045. he's going to be really focused on the economy when he starts talking inside here. we had one person coming up. so we know at least some supporters are already here and he's making sure his die hard supporters follow his lead voting for clinton. the candidate he shares a similar vision with he says. it was just a few months ago back in october when sanders made his first stop. talking about the things clinton agree on including a proposal when it comes to paying for college. >> public colleges and universities in the united states of america will be tuition-free for all families in the middle class. >> sander's visit coming on the heels of another one's rival yesterday ben carson campaigning for donald trump. he spoke with volunteers and supporters telling them this election is not about the two candidates personally but about urging them to listen to both platforms before making a decision especially in our state. >> it's right on the edge in terms of which way it's going to go. so it makes it a very important state. >> but this event today all about bernie sanders. again he's going to be at central high school. this is your camel back and central avenue and you are asked to rsvp online. we have a link to do so on our website that's abc15.com back to you. >> meantime clinton getting more help tomorrow a stars head in to the valley to urge people to get out to vote. you may know them from the sister hood of the traveling pants. we'll be speaking with voters about immigration reform, college debt, and new jobs. the breakfast is at 8:30 tomorrow at clinton's campaign headquarters off of central. you must rsvp to this event in order to to attend. tim kaine making some big employees at the fbi are actively working to support republican donald trump. the fbi has become a quote leaky sieve and has suffered a massive blow to its reputation. he criticized director james comey. and he blames comey's -- he claims that comey is politically motivated and his subordinates emotions are running high this election and those emotions may be leading to acts of vandalism. an anti-trump message spray painted on a gop office in illinois. police are offering a $1000 reward right now with anybody with information. the anti-trump slur is not true. >> basically just a slur against our presidential candidate but we consider it a slur against us since it's on the front of our inappropriate stuff happen in this election it's hard to enumerate it all. >> meanwhile in denver volunteers at trump's denver office saying that somebody threw a rock through the building. for some parents getting to the polls is tough so the ymca is helping out. it's offering free election day child care from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. but they do ask that they're potty trained. a south carolina ties to our state. todd kellep has admitted to twelve crimes. carla brown was found chain today a metal storage container there. 45-year-old kellep was arrested decades ago. authorities also found the body charles carver. she said the couple was lured to the property from an ad for house cleaners. we are learning more information about a double shooting where a man watched his uncle die right in front of him. both of them were shot in the street. unfortunately that uncle did die. the nephew now in stable condition and recovering. the feoff few telling phoenix police that four suspects drove off in a car together. police are saying a witness hed going on before shots rang out. some new information into your news room right now. two people in serious condition after a dui crash overnight. both people inside the pickup truck had serious injuries when they were taken to the hospital. the driver being charged with stabbing that happened. all of it taking place inside of a home. right now we're told investigators are looking at a person of interest. as of right now no charges have been filed. meantime two men in jail right now accused of a violent attack in oakland california. police say eight people were hurt including those two suspects. one of the people shot is in critical condition this morning. police say witnesses told them a fight broke out right before the shooting started. we are following several high profile court cases this week. tomorrow pedro morales is going to be in court. he's accused of killing another man and stabbing a pregnant woman and a phoenix police officer as well. one night later there were concerns that he was not competent to stand trial. a judge ruled he was back in april. cassie sackwriter right over here she is going to be in court tomorrow. while driving drunk and high in september. a judge's decision to release her until her trial sparked outrage online especially since she had at least 20 prior arrests. and leslie merit jr. he's going to be back in front of a judge as well. but this has nothing to do with the freeway shooting. this is actually in regards to him violating a restraining order which he was arrested for just last week. right now the job for the city manager of scottsdale still up for grabs. two finalists withdrew their name for the consideration this week. those finalists will be interviewed on wednesday and thursday. these are big shoes to fill because that's whoever lands this job is also going to have to service the acting city manager. a justice of the peace here in the valley in some hot water this morning clancy jane is now accused of ethical misconduct and not reporting campaign primary race months ago. according to reports jane got in trouble at least ten times during his tenur. tuscan election power. when finished it would provide power to more than 21,000 homes. tep officials say i this new place would help them achieve their energy goals and producing power in 2018. the tempe job fair is taking place at the tempe center for arts. many of these employers are looking to hire on the spot. make sure to bring your risumi and of course always try to dress to impress. and a smile. i think a smile and a nice firm hand shake. >> hopefully people will be in the hiring mood. you know the weather gets people but you're saying slight warm up possibly. >> yeah. no records. we're not treading on triple digit territory. but we're going to crank up the heat just a little bit. we'll get to that in a second. here's that dog walking forecast. if you're going out the door right now it's going to be in the 50s and the 60s. bring a light jacket for you. it's going to be a little too cold for you. 70s after that at around 8:00 or so and then intohe i'll have all the details 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becau we told you there are some of those restrictions. some of those restrictions still stand. keep that in mind this morning. if that doesn't work for you of course more information on that on abc15.com. let's get you some health news this morning. do you trust the label especially when it comes to feeding your little one. secretary% of advertising recommended for kids. still the study shows 50% of baby snack and other foods there and 83% of toddler snack foods have added sweeteners. >> the first two years of a child's life is really critical in getting them to learn, like, and enjoy and eat healthy food. and so if they're not given a lot of different fruits and vegetables and different textures they're not going to learn to enjoy those foods. and unfortunately a lot of products that are marketed. >> now there were some bright spots. the study found that beechnut and gerber offer nutritious baby food which are marketed correctly. well there could be soon be hope for americans with peanut allergies. research fors from the con sorgs of food allergy research found peanuts. those who received higher doses were able to eat more peanuts within one year. if you want your kids to get good sleep take those iphones away, the ipads, tvs other electronic devices get them out of the bedrooms. the light from all those screens are delaying the sleep times disrupting their sleep cycle and also making them more tired during the day. maybe even 30 minutes of gadget free time before bed. no mental or physical exercise too close to bed and make sure their room is quiet and dark. we like that. meantime let's send it over to allison. she's in studio a right now with a great way to take action. >> yes, taking action. sprouts is teaming up with st. mary's food bank and united to distribute thousands of food boxes to families in our community here. give pro motion. let's bring in carlos. >> thanks for being here early. >> no problem. >> i know. thanks so much for being here you're going to dell us how we can help but first tell us how grab and give works. >> sure, well this is a promow we're having at sprouts where we're making it simple to give back to their community. they can come in and give one of those grab and give bags pantry items. such as pasta. parishable items and in this case fruits and vegetables as well which is very important. and so these are bought at the store at a 10% discount and then they can just drop them off at a collection bin. >> are they already full? >> yes. >> so how do you decide what goes inside of the bag. >> what we do is we team up with the local food banks and we items that are needed for our communities and so we work with the food banks. we collect for the items in the bags and then the food banks distribute to people in the east. >> that's amazing. it really does make it so easy. we're already there going anyway and this has been a really successful program for you guys. how many families have you guys been able to help? >> this is a program we've had a for a few years now and last year we donated about 30,000 food to people in need across the country and this year we're of course aiming to exceed that. >> now is any sprouts participating in this across the valley. >> all sprouts in arizona and over 25 here in the valley, yes. >> wow, that is so incredible and you guys make it so easy to do. we appreciate what you guys are doing and you were telling me during the break that this food helps them even carry past the holidays. think about them. exactly. 0 then the holidays tend to give more. helps the food banks stock up while donations diminish after the holidays so they can continue to provide food for people in need. >> thank you so much for being here this morning. get out there and help again. grab and give. >> please do so. in the meantime let's toss it back to nick ciletti. >> check this out. northbound and southbound lanes on the i-17 right now are shut down. this is a live look at indian school there where they are diverting traffic off of there. this is because of some kind of a police station situation. right now we're working our sources to try to figure out what exactly is is happening right now. northbound and southbound 17 is closed right now. detours are concerned you can take the 51. again, northbound, southbound, 17 are closed. all lanes right now due to a police situation. i can ensure you our team is working behind the scenes to try to figure out what exactly is going on there. and we will give you updates as soon as we get them. in the meantime we've got to get to that most accurate forecast. i mean it doesn't get any better than that. there too right now. queen creek about low 60s. 64 right now at phoenix sky harbor. winds out of the east southeast at 56 miles an hour. take a look at this. 58 right now in pioria. 50s also in wickenberg and down in maricopa. you're down to 54 degrees. a lot of other places like scottsdale right now. 63 in tempe. so as you go outside to walk the dog. maybe go for that jog or go power walking with the neighbors. you might realize you need a jacket or light sweatshirt. here's that most accurate forecast by the hour we're still in the 60s by 9:00. 70s by 11:00. after that a lot of us will get into the 80s. 84 will be the official high today in phoenix. which is a little bit above where we should be for this time of year. average high 80 degrees. get ready it's going to get even warmer after today. let's take a look radar. nice and clear. no rain. looks like we do have some clouds from california, nevada and then to the east of us and new mexico. they are picking up some rain. none of that is going to have an impact on us. talking about the pollen forecast. medium levels for sunday, monday, and tuesday. as far as those forecast highs a mild day. 70s and 80s in southeastern arizona and a mix of 60s and 70s 30s. in the east valley for those highs. 82 in fountain hills. west valley we're also going to see low 8 and also 50s and 60s for those overnight lows. and here's that most accurate 7-day forecast. we warm up to 88 on tuesday. after that we'll zip down a little bit ureeth nt y 'ev tth. scnt?! u'rfes. quick update. the 17 is oup opened back up. apparently a man was hanging outside of a chain linked fence. again the update is the 17 now back open in both directions at thomas. let's go ahead and talk about the arizona scice center because they are here. it's sunday. we love bringing them in. you guys always have a fun way of teaching us something new and you're celebrating national science center day. >> it's actually international science center day. there's the science center is actually participating with a bunch of other museums all around the globe in order to bring more attention to science topics and this time we're talking about sustainability and we're going to have a bunch of activities on the day of. we're going to be dissecting some star fish as you can see but they do live in our oceans and our oceans are in a little bit of trouble. >> set out to mrs. king in 9th grade biology class. >> we are running low on time here. >> our water. sometimes we get nasty stuff in our water like sty row foam cups. we also sometimes get oil. so i'm going to pour a bunch of oil into our a tube is made of pirex glass and you'll notice you can see the tube in the water but it actually disappears in our oil. that's because oil changes the the way our light bends. so when we have oil floating on the surface it changes the way light gets down into our water. >> this is getting celebrated thursday. >> yes, this is thursday >> you're going to get acce i'm hillary clinton d e donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. 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your most accurate forecast on this sunday here. i need a sweater. i put my heat on in the car because these morning lows are a little bet chilly. >> i'm glad i'm not the only one. we're chicken here we go. let's take a look outside this morning. nice conditions as you see the skyline. 64 degrees. some places are in the 50s right now. humidity holding steady at 703%. winds have dipped a in the last half hour. i want to take a look at that most accurate forecast for you. a lot of the day through the 50s and 60s this morning. then later on today by 5:00 these coming off of a high of 84. coming up in your most accurate 7-day forecast. large fire in payton. it happened on east zerek drive. phoenix police are telling us it may have been a gas explosion that caused that fire. our news room, worrying right now to get updates on damage and any injuries. we'll let you know the moment we find out more. well the count down just two days until decision day across the nation. the candidates dumping the resources here hoping it's going to get maybe even turn blue. abc's megan thompson for us here. who is here today? >> clinton. they're actually sending in their own once rival bernie sanders he's going to be right here at central high school holding a rally later on today. now it was just a few months ago here clinton in our state talking about the things he and clinton agree on trying to turn his die hard supporters to pick democrat. the rally we're hearing is supposed to focus on just that, the economy and the vision the pair share against donald trump. >> a democracy is about, is one person one vote buying elections. >> if you want to hear him speak in person you can today right here again at central high school this is near central avenue and camel back. doors open at 10:45 and the rally gets going at le 45 this morning. we have a link on our website abc15.com. the latest abc news hillary clinton leading donald trump. the numbers show support for trump has slipped to its lowest level in the past ten days while it appears clinton has somewhat recover friday that damage from that latest announcement of that fbi e-mail investigation. >> we've been sitting down and keeping your mouths shut. >> that is dr. ben carson during his visit to the valley on saturday. he stopped here in phoenix to speak with voters. the former opponent trump encouraging voters to think big picture while casting their ballots at the polls this week. >> a terrifying moment for donald trump on the campaign trail when the republican nominee had to be rushed from the stage in reno, nevada. >> secret service interrupting his speech because according to them someone in the audience yelled gun. he says it was all a combig >> i get tackled by all these people who are just kicking me and grabbing me in the crotch and just beating the crap out of me and somebody yells something about a gun and that's when things really got out of hand. >> he claims trump supporters attacked him when they couldn't take his sign down. he's thankful that the secret service showed up he believed he may have been seriously hurt if they isn't. >> mean what time did return to the stage. he will never stop. he later released a statement thanking secret service and local law enforcement. today he's going to head to five states for rallies. meanwhile hillary clinton also on the campaign trail. she's going to be making two stops today. the first one will be in cleveland with lebron james. she and the nba champion are hosting an event. with voters in philly. the two voters apparently won a contest giving them the chance to ask her questions directly. a ban back in place in our state against anybody ballot harvesting. that basically means political parties they can't go door to door and collect your ballot for you. that gave the green light to this process. but state officials challenging that one and the u.s. supreme court agreed apparently putting that ban back in place. this is a blow to democrats saying the idea is aimed at helping minority voters. police trying to figure out what led up to a stabbing in west phoenix. officers called out to a home near 47th avenue in indian school. that person rushed to the hospital and we're told right now is it serious condition. 4-year-old boy drowns. this happened at a home near university and greenfield. mesa fire says that boy climbed out of a window and got into a swimming pool. we're told the water was murky and it was hard to see him. his father found him and sadly he died on the way to the hospital. a heart breaking story out of texas. authorities saying they belief they have found the body 10-year-old missing girl. officials issued an amber alert wednesday. sources say authorities are now questioning that girl's uncle. let's go do georgia now where residents are fed up with being pulled over for bogus reasons the one woman says she told the officer her prescription medication does not impair her ability to drive. the controversy surrounding the minnesota pipeline continues to build. people at lambeau field telling news crews that this is an everybody issue. for religious reasons they don't want anybody using the water there. this pipeline would run from north dakota to southern illinois. but thousands have stood outside the rock in protest for months now. now this man was walking near the white house when a secret service officer noticed he had a firearm. the officer confronted that man and he was placed under can arrest after a brief struggle. now we're talking about that most accurate forecast. walking outside this morning be prepared because it's a little chilly out there. iced drinks in the morning to the warm drinks at whatever coffee shop. you don't really need them. >> so you go from psl to like a venti ice tea or something. let's take a live look outside. and let's take a look at your golfing forecast. 84 degrees it's going to be today's high. uv not so bad in the moderate range. let's start that again. as we will too. as far as those particles are concerned. all in all its good it gets even warmer. still ahead sadly with a purpose earning frequent flier miles. the airline now offering with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. okay. 12 past the hour. tuscan police department will be the first in the region to utilize aerial drones to investigate things. the drone manufacturer are joining efforts. it's a pilot program to federally certify several officers. it marks a step for crime scene investigators. eleven officers will be training to fly these unmanned aircrafts. jetblue for a program to go door to door you can earn up to 12,000 points a year. >> you know sometimes you complain about home time warrant. get the work done. >> yeah, and you can avoid those types of things by looking those up. and you can find those at the bottom of the bbb review. >> this contract all the stuff you see, most of the stuff you see here in yellow are exclusions. >> and if you feel like somebody should have been covered you can file a complaint with the department of insurance. >> and if you still want to buy a home warranty you can get out of rebate at a prorated time. an arizona teen battling a life threatening disease. this is all thanks to a group who took action to show him dreams really do come true. >> happy birthday happy birthday to you. >> look how happy he is. jacob presub earlier this week. this is all in hopes in taking his mind off of his illness. they helped with a christmas blessing and radio city music call and explored the sights and the sounds of the city. they're on their way back to the valley now. and the brooklyn police department tweeting out it was an emotional good-bye. the annual local fall festival happening at hands park this weekend. organizers call it a celebration of all things local. they're also going to be arizona made wines, beer, and other benches. now the hope is to die verge shoppers away from those chains and big box stores. >> if you shop local you're supporting the community. to the big box stores. blrnt there's probably better deals and you get a lot more when you support local business. >> this year the fall festival featured 150 arizona vendors and up to a thousand people were expected. and the temperatures cooperated for that. we're tracking our most accurate forecast on this sunday morning here. man those afternoon temps have just been perfect. >> this is why we put up with the summer. weather right now. you've got do gloat a little bit. let's start with off for you with your most accurate forecast. there was that golf forecast i showed you. live look outside. 62 in chandler. glendale's at 62. scottsdale you are at 63 degrees. there is that 10k race part of i think it's a nice morning to go out for a run. 50 in sedona. 605 in yuma and 40s this morning in nogales. looks like by 7:00 we'll dip down to 62 degrees. finally up into the 70s. but hey we're loving this kind of weather. desert doppler this morning shows it is pretty quiet. really not seeing a whole lot going on. we're in that nice dry pattern. we'll show you future cast. yesterday we did see a little bit of pop up shower activity. i don't think we'll see any of that today. really not any clouds. but also for tomorrow's going to be nice and clear and into tuesday, election day i think the weather's going to be a little nice. talking about air quality today. to moderate range. particles. those particlates. your activity planner today i don't think it's any better than this. golfing looks great. you'll be outside for awhile. hiking looks great too. maybe just hydrate especially if you go later this afternoon because it is going to warm up into the 80s. and then running this morning. let's take a look at your forecast with different cities. mesa gets to 82 today. 84 in glendale and gilbert and also in goodyear. i think could actually reach the low 50s. some places right now actually watching us. you guys are in the 50s right now. let's take a look at monday for you. monday we get to 87 degrees. we will warm it up a little bit and then tuesday warming up a little more. its way in. it is going to kick up those breezes for election say and also the day after on wednesday. 85 degrees. we'll still hold on to those breezy conditions. 84 on friday and then 84 on saturday. hey as that system moves in download that free abc 15 mobile app that way you can track the changes with us. abc 15 sports brought by sanderson sports. well it's november and the arizona wild cats still searching for their first conference win of the season. and things not getting easier for the cats saturday in washington. u of a trying to avoid their sixth straight win. 25th ranked cougars just rolling the season and they continue to roll right over the wild cats. it's 38-0 washington state in the second quarter. soleman and would you believe it that would solve his first touchdown pass of the season. he's had some injuries but still hard to believe. you know what else is hard to believe. that final score. that's about as lopsided as it gets folks. and u of a's losing streak extends to six straight games. sun devils on a bye this week as they enjoy a much-needed break. if they can get back and string a few wiz together. lost some tough games. tied a tough game. but the silver lining at the halfway point of the season seattle only has a game and a half lead in the nfc west. the seahawks have yet to run away with this decision. opportunity open for the cardinals. >> we're not happy with the first half of the season but for the second half of the season to be a game or whatever it is a numerical number whatever it is but knowing we're going to play them again and we're in the hunt for our division. we've got a ton of stuff to practice and prepare and play for. >> first thing's first. welcome the san francisco 49er's to town one week from today that's a look at your morning sports. thank you. tomorrow the d-back's new manager will officially be introduced. he spent the last four seasons. first official press conference is at 10:00 tomorrow morning. look for live coverage online and on that abc mobile app. >> the harvard men's soccer team off the pitch for the rest of the season because of the lewd >> the university president said it started back in 2012. and players made a so-called scouting report based on their looks. >> it's important for the school to uphold their values of, you know, gender equity and just respect. so i definitely do agree with the decision. >> now the men's team was in first place in the ivy league but now they're going to forfeit any chance at an ivy league championship. >> 5 his celebration months earlier. >> danny campbell got a tattoo calling the 2016 cubs world champions. >> i had my hands cross. >> that prediction finally paid off. he's been a fan of the team since 1969. campbell says he can't wait for next year. so i wonder if he's getting cubs champs 2017. >> next year for sure. how luck for a sports team can drive fans to act a little bit crazy, right. but would you ever do this. >> yeah some gutsy cubs fans did an extreme trust fall. can you see the fall. you see the crowd below it looks like a long way down. it's one thing to do a trust fall with friends i complete strangers. guess they're just going to continue to party like it is 1908. the city still going nuts days later. >> i can imagine. there's 5 million people there. >> the larmgest gatdzing, peaceful gathering in u.s. people. connected to several dog ther in-law with a keen sense of smell... what happens next?trash. ther in-law with a keen s nothing.mell... only glad has febreze to neutralizersor 5 days. what happens next?trash. guaranteed. ev the most perceptive noses nn'noce the trash.ays. what happens next?trash. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. okay. 5:25 once upon a time. quantico's at 9:00. a bump in the road that's what some tourists at yosemite national park is calling this forced visitors to turn around. >> we kind of had a day and a half here. >> there was a detour for those still wanting to visit but driving time about two hours. park officials aren't sure why the boulder fell in the first place. it took crews about a day to blast it and remove the small rocks. and take a tortoise. >> was there hair around there. tortoise in the air. >> maybe. 5:26. in the next half hour smash grab and go. these thieves caught on camera. >> is this election tressing you -- stressing you out? well doctors are now recognizing this as a real disorder. nt y ffent. teeth, nd u'rfes. e uth alth. phoenix is gorgeous! warm weather, blue skies, the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing 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city lights look awfully nice. low 60s also in lynchfield park and in glendale if we break down that most accurate forecast by the hour this is what we can expect. we'll be in the 70s by today's high 84 degrees. that's above average for this time of year. but it gets even warmer tomorrow. i'll let you know by how much coming up in just a few minutes. meantime i want to get to this. this is a traffic alert in case you're passing through phoenix this morning. the phoenix 10k happening later this morning which means there are these closures here. k-dot tweeting these out. i-10 westbound will be closed through the tunnel this morning avenue: so make sure you use alternate routes. mcdough might be a good one also expect some closures around downtown. >> time is ticking away for the presidential candidates to make their final push to voters and they're getting help along the campaign trail. senator bernie sanders lending a helping hand to his former opponent hillary and megan do we know anything about what he's going to be talking about? >> yes allison we do. we hearing he's going to be focused on the economy when he comes to central high school in phoenix. he's working. a candidate he says shares a similar vision with him. it was just a few months ago back in october. talking about the things he and clinton agree on including a for college. >> public colleges and universities in the united states of america will be tuition free for all families in the middle class. >> sander's visit coming on the heels of another once rival yesterday. ben carson campaigning for donald trump. he spoke with volunteers and supporters telling this election it's not about the two candidates personally but about the direction of the country urging to listen platforms before making a decision especially in our state. >> it's right on the edge in terms of which way it's going to go. >> but the event today is about bernie sanders. it's going to start around 10:45. if you want to come you're urged to rsvp. we have a link for that on our website. megan thompson reporting for us. meantime we're learning more information about that double own uncle die. both of them shot in the middle of the street. the seniors, the uncle passed away. that nephew we're told is in stable condition this morning. also telling phoenix police that the suspect droef off in a car together. a witness heard some sort of conversation going on before the shooting happened. chandler police say a man is in custody accused of ramming a police car. police say gang unit d were trying to make a traffic stop on friday and the driver reportedly rammed a police car. the driver then took off on foot. reckless driving and hit and run. and a valley man killed last week being remembered this morning. exactly how his family seld he would have wanted. more than a 100 cars. the 22-year-old was killed when head on. the simple suby's car club organized this drive from scottsdale. >> he's happy. >> at least 130 cars showed up in his honor. caught on video a man robbing. i cvs, these crimes taking place in three different cities. here's what we know. this guy walked into the business with something under his shirt. which is thought to be a gun here. then he demanded money then he ran away. police say he was wearing a hat, dark sunglasses and shorts. police are also asking for your help catching another crook. they say he robbed a wall greens. cardinal t-shirt and a hat. he waited for those customers to leave then he approaches the sales counter. he also had his hand under his shirt holding what may have been a gun. he grabbed the money and then he took off in a black chevy tahoe. if you have any information on any of these robberies you're asked to call silent witness. and you may have seen this senior camel one of our photographers there a shoplifting call started all this but then that suspect resisted arrest. that led to more officers arriving on the scene. we know that two people are in custody facing aggravated assault on police. and if you're away from the tv please come take a look at this smash and grab in florida. this captured on a surveillance point and police say how scary is this. a suspect did try to shoot that employee but the trigger jammed. the suspects did get away and police are searching for them right now. developing right now two men are in jail accused of a violent attack that happened in oakland california. police say eight people got hurt when bullets flew outside of a nightclub. police say witnesses told them a fight broke out right before shooting started. police in newark new jersey investigating a deadly stabbing that happened. three hurt. all of it taking place inside of a home there. right now we're told investigators are looking at a person of interest. the investigation we are told is continuing this morning. well a look at these flames it's hard to imagine no one was hurt when this massive fire ripped through a chicago house. have started -- may have been started by homeless people that were trying to just stay warm. right now the job for city manager of scottsdale is still up for grabs. two finalists withdrew their names for consideration. now those finalists are going to be interviewed on wednesday and thursday for the job and these are big shoes to fill too. that's because whoever lands this gig will also be acting city manager. a justice of the peace here in the valley is in some hot water. he is the head judge of desert ridge justice court. he's going to leave office in january after losing his spot in the primary race months ago. according to reports jane got in trouble at least eight times. a one tuscan company wants to make more solar energy but they need some bids. taking bids for designs and facility. when finished it could provide power to more than 21,000 homes. they would start producing power in early 2019. 5:38 workers around the valley. the tempe job fair taking place at the tempe center of the arts. many of these employers are looking to hire on the spot folks. attendance is free. just make sure you bring your risumi impress. also happening tomorrow two movie stars and campaigns coming. actress america ferrara will be in tempe. speaking about college debt and jobs. the breakfast is at 8:30 tomorrow morning. well for some parents getting to the polls is tough so health care from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. this is available to members and non members. there is a limit of four hours. and now a call for concern for pet owners. an outbreak of parvo is spreading in that area. 21 cases already reported. symptoms include loss appetite and vomiting. and birth control. millions of women take it every day but what about men. and the reason here, get this, men apparently couldn't handle those side effects. we're talking mood swings, altered labedo. insomnia, anxiety, stomach problems. if those sound familiar to you you may be suffering from election stress disorder. disorder here according to one study more than half of americans are feeling anxious or even stressed over this election. >> they're can task tro fiezing. they're looking at worse case scenario possibilities if their candidate doesn't win. >> so how can you destress? well you should limit your tv time and try to exercise and do some meditation. >> maybe avoid those political discussions too. >> yeah a lot of those things people going back and forth. let you're vote do the talking. no arguing about our weather though. it has been so nice. i think yesterday was just so picture perfect. some slight changes on the way. >> yeah, it is going to start to get a little bit warmer. for this morning we're going to you step outside. by 8:00 i think we'll be up into the 70s for the most part. so it's just going to be a gorgeous day. i'll let you know by how much in our most accurate 7-day forecast. the results are in from our restaurant report cards. you have to see which valley restaurants are failing to make a grade. >> and planning a large family meal cou , here comes nancy. wow, she's sure making a splamore fabulous formula,ess!, she's not splashing. , here comes nancy. ?? there's a new muse taking the fashion world by storm and it is not kendall genre. fashion expert and list producer says it's your grandparents. >> we look at our elders for wisdom about life, love. you're saying them for fashion wisdom. absolutely. this season it's all about a vintage vibe. it's actually has a modern twist. i never thought i would say this in my life but at least could you make me look old. but more glama than grandma. >> trade your high heels to kitten heels. >> all right so you've got my feet in kitten mode. >> they come in a variety of colors and patterns and with retailers like zara and hm l. >> if my feet are in grandma mode can i. >> pick one grandma item per out fit. >> next take your hem line below the knee. >> the length of the skirt grandma but the style is modern. >> it can be definitely and the trick is to excenturycentuate your waist. >> you're a rock star grandma in this. >> exactly. and finally granny glasses are grandpa. >> i'm just supposed to wear glasses. kendall genre's doing it. you can do it. >> while mack lmor is saying about getting grandpa's style from a thrift shop. these g glasses can be found at it girl central stores making old fashion new again onto stylist. >> i like those. i think teresa looks those glasses. >> i know i have seen a lot more people creeping up with those pictures. it's a cycle. let's talk about your most accurate forecast. nick is tracking that for us here and i was so excited yesterday because during the day i got to turn off everything in the car and roll down the windows and cruise that way for awhile. it's been awhile since i've been able to do that. >> and we stayed warmer for quite awile. and later on 64 degrees right east southeast at 5 miles per hour. this morning it's looking pretty good. across the rest of the valleys. yeah, we're in the 50s in parts of the northwest valley. wickenberg. pioria looking like you guys are in the upper 50s. looks like 63 right now in tempe. 63 in lavine. 64 in goodyear and 60 this morning in anthem as we take a look at that most accurate forecast for you by t go today. so before that i think a lot of us are going to stay in the 60s. so a nice cool morning. but go outside and enjoy it if you can. i saw some friends posting some pictures from camel back. it was packed yesterday. be prepared to hunt for a parking spot. 81 by 1:00 and then 83 by 3:00. after that i think we'll start to dip down a little bit just in abc 15 mobile app. taking a look at clouds and radar this morning. nice clear conditions over the state of arizona. we see other places. parts of new mexico picking up some rain. i don't think any of that is really going to come here and if we do maybe some fair weather clouds. for the most part it's going to be nice, clear, and sunny conditions. we're going to be in the medium range for today, monday, and also on tuesday. so just kind of be aware of that. as far as those forecast we go. it looks like we'll be in the 80s around central phoenix and central arizona. looks like 70 in prescott. upper 80s here in the colorado river valley. 87 in lake havasu. 89 in yuma. and then taking a look at the southeast valley it looks like a lot of us will be in the 70s today there. nice mild conditions. overnight not so bad here. looks like 40s and 50s in southeastern arizona. the east valley right now. 84 in gilbert. 83 in paradise valley. as far as the west valley is concerned pretty much the same. 83 today the high in buck eye. we'll climb to 87 degrees tomorrow. still keeping lots of sunshine. all in all i think still a beautiful day. 88 on tuesday. just a smidge warmer. we're also going to crank up those breezes too. sticking with that 85 on thursday dipping down slightly to 84 for friday and saturday. by next weekend average highs will be down into the 70s. we're going to enjoy it while we can of course and let you know exactly how long it's going to last. and coming up in just a few minutes we'll take a look at that golfing forecast for you. we want to get you juiceded up this morning. we like to give you a free cup sound like. just watch for our word of the day. iris will have that starting monday morning right here on abc 15. well thanksgiving means lots of food. but you don't have to spend all day in the kitchen cooking. which will give you the best price. so you can save time and money. abc 15's danielle learner with the results of comparison. >> we checked the prices for prepared turkey meals. first off fry's food has the most variety for their deluxe turkey dinner. you have the choice of getting your turkey, roasted, smoked or fried. plus they offer a 10" pie. but with more variety comes a higher price. $69.99 for the entire meal that both have five sides so you'll pay $59.99 for a meal that serves six to eight. bashes has the same five sides. their price is $54.99. you decide. bashes has the best price. >> is an extra side worth the option. let us know. either way make sure you order your dinner sooner rather than later because they pretty fast. . >> i can't believe thanksgiving really is only a couple weeks away. >> to make sure you and your family don't get sick at dinner. >> the restaurant report cards are in from the valley. this is a drop from the last two months but still not good as all of them got a d. >> five were in phoenix. they're in violation of hand hands at incorrect cooking temperatures. >> and four restaurants in the east valley with similar hand washing violations along with toxic substances and storage issues. >> violations included food contamination. temperature control and plumbing issues. hey a woman hit the jackpot. she thought she became a why one casino is refusing to hand over the jackpot. >> how about ? ? ? ? can you say i love it? ? ? oh love it? ? ? can you say hey? ? ? hey! ? ? that's the spirit! oooo. ? oohoh? ? wooh oo? ? wooh oo? ? ooooh oh.? we're five minutes shy of 6:00 a.m. on this sunday there. this is a live look outside on the valley cameras there. nick checking our forecast. coming up we'll get a last look at that forecast plus in the 6:00 hour he'll break down those temperatures hour by as well. stick to some trending news. >> a slot machine in new york printed out a ticket for almost $43 million. in that moment katrina bowman saw her life changing in an instant. >> all i could think about what i've been through it's so hard for me to kind of cope. >> when she showed the casino they told her it was a a steak dinner. >> a steak dinner. i think she's got a case. shopping on instagram. photo sharing service features a new feature. with the choice to shop now. i like it but sounds a little dangerous. >> and while you are using your smartphone you may have noticed a change. there are some new e shrug. there's also a whole new slew of faces to choose from. all in all there are 72 new emojis on apple's new apple upgrade. >> i do like that one too. >> the owl and the fox i think are really fun. >> who doesn't want a little guacamole in the morning. >> i'm wearing my ode to avocado. let's talk about the most it may be a great day to go outside. 84 degrees is going to be today's high. 87 on monday. 88 on tuesday. and then eventually kind of coasting back down. we'll take a look at that hour by hour forecast. that is coming up in our 6:00 hour. still coming up at 6:00. phoenix bound. senator bernie sanders touching down on the details today. >> and it's a battle no kid should have to fight. cancer. one buck eye boy going through i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona'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. right now at 6:00 on abc 15 mornings. people are out of their homes as flames shoot to the sky. the brand new information we are just getting our hands on. and a setup is already under way this morning for a big visit yesterday. the clinton campaign makes right here >> and a discovery of a woman chained inside a storage container leads to a key break in the 13-year murder case. abc 15. >> arizona's best mornings start here. all right we're so happy you can wake up with us here on this sunday. alongside nick ciletti here. >> i'm not going to lie i had my >> thanks for being honest. >> of course. i'm not going to let you drown on your own. north of the valley. you see what it looks like there. still a little bit dark. 64 degrees right now. winds out of the east southeast 7 miles per hour. as they continue to pick up and here's a look at that most accurate forecast for you by the day part this morning. a lot of us staying in the 60s. some of us even into the 50s. so definitely put on a jacket especially if you're i northwest valley like surprise and pioria this morning. by morning it looks like we'll be in the upper 70s. we're going to warm up very nicely. it's a gorgeous day. i'm going to have all the details on that one coming up in just a bit allison. thank you so much. in the meantime if you're going to be heading to the roads you've got to see this. it's a traffic alert. the phoenix 10k is happening today which means there are going to be some closures here. that shows the i-10 westbound will be closed. you can use alternate routes to get around it. also you can expect some closures around downtown and the capital as well as coming down the 51 early this morning. a lot of those closures there. so if you have any weekend plans just be weary of this hear. let's get to some new information this morning about that large apartment fire in payson that they are currently helping two families that were forced out of their apartments. phoenix police telling us a gas explosion may have been the cause of this large fire. from this viewer video you can see those flames shooting into the night sky. our news room is working on right now getting updates on damage and any injuries. we're going to let you know the moment we're going to find out just two days until election day. the candidates dumping the resources here hoping it's either going to keep the state red or maybe turn it blue. abc's megan thompson live for us in phoenix right nouchlt so far a very busy weekend. today being sunday no exception to that. >> it's the clinton's campaign turn today to try to make that push. they're sending in another one's rival. bernie sanders is going to be here at central high school. you can see the setup a getting under way. for that to happen later on this morning and it was just a few months to go back in october. hitting up tuscan and flag staff talking about the things he and clinton agree on trying to turn his die hard supporters to pick the person he once was battling again. tuition for universities for middle class families. this rally we're hearing is supposed to focus on just that, pair shares donald trump. >> and the democracy is about one person one vote not billionaires buying elections. >> and if you want to hear him speak in person you can today at central high school. doors are going to open at 10:45 and the rally is going to get going at 11:45. you can find a link to that on our website. that's abc15.com. back >> megan thompson reporting for us on the campaign trail. yesterday it was ben carson stopping for his party's nominee. as dr. carson urged voters to look at the bigger picture. >> this election is not about donald trump or hillary clinton. it's about the direction of the country and i would say please parties and look at the solutions of both candidates. >> also in phoenix. >> a terrifying moment for donald trump on the campaign trail when the republican nominee had to be rushed from the stage. according to the agents took that man into custody. now this guy is talking. he said it was all a misunderstanding that started with an anti-trump sign. >> and i get tackled by all these people kicking me and grabbing me in the kroech. and somebody yelled something about a gun and so that's when things really got out of hand. >> he claims that trump supporters attacked him when they couldn't take his sign. he's thankful those agents did show up. they could have been seriously hurt if they hadn't. donald trump did return to the stage. never stop. he did later release a statement thanking local law enforcement. he's going to head to five states for rallies. >> meantime hillary clinton also on the campaign trail today. making two stops. she and the nba champ lebron james will host an event. both appearances coming after she had the small chat with voters in philly. the democratic presidential nominee sat down with some the two voters apparently won a contest giving them a chance to ask their questions directly to the democratic nominee. >> a ban back in place in our state. that basically means political parties cannot go door to door and collect your ballot for you. that gave the green light to the process. state officials challenging that agreed putting that ban back in place. the idea was aimed at helping minority voters. >> right now iraqi forces struggling to clear neighborhoods as a pair of deadly suicide bombings have killed at least 11 people. some civilians are fleeing the combat zone while isis militants are holding some back using them >> for these u.s. led coalition air strikes. iraqi forces first entered the eastern edge of mosul on tuesday. police have learned more about what led to a stabbing. officers were called out to a home near 47th avenue. nobody's in custody right now. we are told that one person is in custody after they stabbed their roommate. that person rushed to the police have not released any. >> that boy climbed out of a window and got into the pool. we're told the water was murky making it hard to see him. this guy locked up. accused of ramming into a police car. chandler police say they to pull over 26-year-old marvin yesterday. he's facing a bunch of charges like aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and ols hit and run. now to video you will only see on abc 15. phoenix police told us that one of our photographers on scene told one of our photographers that was responding there that they were actually trying to get to a shoplifting call but the suspect officers getting called out. officers tell us two people are now in custody facing aggravated assault on a police officer and other charges. >> a crime alert to tell you about this morning as police do need your help tracking down a man wanted for robbing several valley businesses and he was caught on video too. police saying he robbed a cvs, a red roof inn, an extended stay america in phoenix, chandler, and tempe all he had something under his shirt. possibly a gun here. he demands the money and he runs away. another crook with possibly a gun unto his shirt. he robs a wall greens on october 11th. that guy was wearing a red cardinal shirt and a hat. after buying two things he demands cash from a register and then he takes off in a black chevy tahoe. you don't have to give your >> we begin with the heart breaking story out of texas. authorities believe they have found the body of a missing 10-year-old girl there. kayla gomez orosco. officials issued an amber alert wednesday and offered a cash reward in this case. sources say authorities are now questioning that girl's uncle. the controversy surrounding a north dakota pipeline continues to members of the menominee tribe. this is an everybody issue. they don't want anybody using that water. they say it's for religious reasons and that they have to protect it. >> they can re-route this away from the water. and that's the main issue. >> well this pipeline would run from north dakota to southern illinois but thousands of people have been camped outside the standing rock reservation for months now in protest to this. on social media as well. a man is causing a brief scare at the white house. he was walking near the white house when a secret service officer noticed he had a firearm. after a brief struggle. president obama not at the white house at the time. >> well there was a sea of subarus out and about saturday. but the reason they came out may bring a tear to your eye. the simple suby's car club is what it's called. shaw was driver last week and he belonged to the club. roughly 130 different subarus were out there. shaw's family tells us tony would have loved this. >> it means a whole lot to all of us and most like him to see his idle cars. everything he would have wanted to have done to his. >> organizers say they weren't expecting so many people to show up. it just goes to show you the let's switch gears here and talk about your most accurate forecast. nick ciletti tracking the temperatures here. >> let's go ahead i want to show you this real quick. this is your golfing forecast if you want to hit the links today. i think that's totally fine. 84 degrees is going to be today's high. no air quality issues or rain to worry about but we do have a warm up. i'll have the detailson one for you coming up in just a few minutes. well a scare for dog owners as a deadly disease rapidly is spreading. how you can take action. a tuscan area police department is going to use aerial drones as an investigative tool. the chief says they will be a huge help for crime scene investigators. eleven officers are going to be trained on how to operate those drones. >> an outbreak causing concern for pet owners in moran. pet owners think there may be an outbreak of parvo in the ea to make sure they pick up after their dogs at parks and other places. a heads up if you're planning a trip to the grand canyon soon. starting tomorrow more water is going to be flowing through the colorado river this week. so just be aware that water is going to be at a higher level during this time. i know a lot of people who may be planning some trips up there. those temperatures they are do need your jacket. >> when it hits fall and winter. >> i was in pace a few weeks ago it wasn't too bad but it was in the 40s when i got up in the morning. >> it's a change. so many of us are still so hot here. >> yeah, we will be getting warmer but no records we have to worry about breaking. let's get right to it with that morning forecast. this morning. we can start to see some of the mountains there with one of our valley cameras. a little dark to make out exactly which one it is. good morning chandler you guys are at 62 and 62 right now in glendale. as we take a look at the rest of the state. it looks like we're at 35 in window rock. 54 in paige. 29 at the grand canyon. the grand canyon below the freezing point this morning. now in yuma. i want to track what the rest of the morning looks like. we're going to dip a little bit at 7:00 when that run sizes. we'll get to 62 degrees. 65 by 8:00. 69 by 9:00 and that's on our free abc mobile app and abc15.com if you want to check it out there. take a look at abc 15 desert doppler there. it's nice and dry out there right now and models that we've looked at this morning i think we're going to stay that dry for quite awhile now. here's future cast. can you see not really anything popping into the picture here. around northern california you start to see a system in the pacific. but for us it looks like we're going to stay nice and dry. also cloud-free. air quality also not so bad. we'll be in the good to moderate of an up tick in those particlates. as far as your activities are concerned a great day to go golfing. hiking also great especially if you go in the morning. make sure you hydrate and running. i think this is a great day to do the phoenix bridal pass. it's going to be nice outside. highs across the valley. 84 in tempe and then 84 in glendale. it's about 4 degrees above where we should be this time of here we go. 87 is the high tomorrow. mostly sunny conditions. still really nice. tuesday for election day. nice and sunny conditions. a little warm though. 88 degrees. nice breezy conditions though too. a beautiful day. no excuse to not get out there and vote. 85 on wednesday. 85 on thursday and then 84 on saturday and also friday i should say before that looking really nice. coming up in just a few minutes we'll take a look at the highs valley. abc 15 sports brought to you by sanderson ford. >> well it's november and the arizona wild cats still searching for their first conference win of the season. and things will not get any easier for the cats in washington. washington state looking for their seventh straight win. 25th ranked cougars just rolling the season and they continue to roll right over it's 38-0 washington state in the second quarter. slight bright side for the caps. a new soleman finds cam johnson for a 40-yard touchdown and would you believe it that was soleman's first touchdown pass of the season. you know what else is hard to believe? that final score. wow. that's about as lopsided as it gets folks. a's losing streak extends to six games. the arizona cardinals enjoy a much-needed break. if they can get back and string a few kids together. given things have not gone their way this first half of the season. lost some tough games but the silver lining at the halfway point of the season. seattle only has a game and a half lead in the nfc west. the fact the seahawks have to run away with this division certainly leaves a window of opportunity for the cardinals. >> that's the only good thing right now. we're not happy with the first half of the season but for the second half of the season to be a game or game and a half whatever the numerical is knowing that we're going to play them again if we can take care of our business that should matter. we've got a ton of stuff to for. >> first thing's first. welcome the san francisco 49er's to town. that's a look at your morning sports. thanks. we appreciate that. tomorrow the d-back's new managertory lavoolo. his first official press conference is at 10:00 tomorrow morning. we're excited. look for live coverage online and look for our free abc 15 mobile app. valley cubs fans break out your cubby blue. tomorrow is officially chicago cubs day in the city of mesa. the team has called mesa their spring training home for decades. so make sure you wear your cubby blue. and sometimes the littlest packages carry a big impact. they are rallying around him. we're going to tell you how as he fights cancer for a third time. >> plus big accusations coming from tim kaine. 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not going to soon forget. >> it took action to show that dreams really do come true. >> happy birthday, happy >> the queen creek teen has been in new york city getting the v.i.p. treatment after officers heard about his campaign to collect 10,000 birthday cards in hopes of taking his mind off of his illness. >> while in new york they celebrated his birthday in times square. and explored the sights and sounds of the big city. they are on their way back here now. it was an emotional them. another emotional story here. no child should ever have to suffer with cancer. one buck eye boy has fought it only for it to come back three times. >> hello. >> this little boy is the light of his mother's world and it's not at all hard to see why. >> he's just full of energy. big warm heart that no matter what you're going through he's going to put your spirit up. >> at just six years old alex hernandez has had to fight more battles than many. diagnosed for the third time with cancer in his brain and spine. >> everybody tells me there's no cure for it. just enjoy and make moments with him and you know, i'm not giving up. i'm not. >> alex also has that f within him. his former kindergarten teacher can tell you that. >> some of the older kids would see him look how small he is and he'd stand on his hips and say no i'm not i'm big. >> even with a cancerous tumor in his brain you wouldn't know if if by the joy he shows. it's how he's living that's teaching others. >> just hearing his story. >> crisscross apple sauce. not reapproved as an option and not knowing what alex's future looks like brings more pain than any mother could imagine. >> i'm really grateful to god that he, you know, i'm lucky to be his mom. >> in buck eye abc 15 news. >> that touches your heart. alex's teacher has set up a gofundme page to help them out with that cause. we have that on abc15.com. next give your kids a good start by taking away their cellphones. >> and she was found chained up with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, e same time... streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. all you need is high-speed internet from centurylink. get up to 40 megs for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. no, that's okay. i'm not hungry. don't worry about me. okay. abc 15. >> is arizona's all news morning. morning. >> we're live in phoenix and the setup is under way for senator bernie sanders to make his visit here in our state. how he's hoping to turn his supporters for his former rifle. >> plus a crack in a 13-year-old cold case this morning. breathing new life to this after a man confesses to a half a dozen murders. >> and the valley free shutting happy you're joining us. it is 6:30 of a sunday. i'm allison rodriguez with nick ciletti here this morning. i did have the heat on in my car as i was driving into work. >> i get to say it's nice and sunny out today and temperatures will be in the low 80s. so my job doesn't get a whole lot easier. let's take a look at this. it's a live look out there. finally starting to awaken this 60 right now. good morning to you in mesa. we're at 63 in glendale and 63 also in tempe this morning. let's break down that most accurate forecast by the hour. we're going to stay into the 60s for a good chunk of the morning. by 10:00 we warm up into the 70s. it's going to get even warmer after today, we'll have all the details on that one coming up in just a bit. before you hit the road this sunday morning we do have a the phoenix 10k taking place today. i even saw some of them earlier. i-10 westbound is going to be closed through the tunnel. you're going to want to use difsht routes to get around this here. also expect some closures around downtown and the capital as well. i know some of this could snag up your plans. >> yeah, and i believe it th will last for several hours. so you'll have to plan around for a turning now to democracy 2016. time now ticking away. and they're getting help along the campaign trail too. especially right here in the valley. >> senator bernie sanders lending a hand to his former opponent in the primaries hillary clinton. megan thompson live for us now where sanders is set to speak later today. megan i hear the light rail in the background and i think you're by central high school. >> that's exactly right. the doors are going to open at 1045. he's going to be really focused on the economy when he starts talking inside here. we had one person coming up. so we know at least some supporters are already here and he's making sure his die hard supporters follow his lead voting for clinton. the candidate he shares a similar vision with he says. it was just a few months ago back in october when sanders made his first stop. talking about the things clinton agree on including a proposal when it comes to paying for college. >> public colleges and universities in the united states of america will be tuition-free for all families in the middle class. >> sander's visit coming on the heels of another one's rival yesterday ben carson campaigning for donald trump. he spoke with volunteers and supporters telling them this election is not about the two candidates personally but about urging them to listen to both platforms before making a decision especially in our state. >> it's right on the edge in terms of which way it's going to go. so it makes it a very important state. >> but this event today all about bernie sanders. again he's going to be at central high school. this is your camel back and central avenue and you are asked to rsvp online. we have a link to do so on our website that's abc15.com back to you. >> meantime clinton getting more help tomorrow a stars head in to the valley to urge people to get out to vote. you may know them from the sister hood of the traveling pants. we'll be speaking with voters about immigration reform, college debt, and new jobs. the breakfast is at 8:30 tomorrow at clinton's campaign headquarters off of central. you must rsvp to this event in order to to attend. tim kaine making some big employees at the fbi are actively working to support republican donald trump. the fbi has become a quote leaky sieve and has suffered a massive blow to its reputation. he criticized director james comey. and he blames comey's -- he claims that comey is politically motivated and his subordinates emotions are running high this election and those emotions may be leading to acts of vandalism. an anti-trump message spray painted on a gop office in illinois. police are offering a $1000 reward right now with anybody with information. the anti-trump slur is not true. >> basically just a slur against our presidential candidate but we consider it a slur against us since it's on the front of our inappropriate stuff happen in this election it's hard to enumerate it all. >> meanwhile in denver volunteers at trump's denver office saying that somebody threw a rock through the building. for some parents getting to the polls is tough so the ymca is helping out. it's offering free election day child care from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. but they do ask that they're potty trained. a south carolina ties to our state. todd kellep has admitted to twelve crimes. carla brown was found chain today a metal storage container there. 45-year-old kellep was arrested decades ago. authorities also found the body charles carver. she said the couple was lured to the property from an ad for house cleaners. we are learning more information about a double shooting where a man watched his uncle die right in front of him. both of them were shot in the street. unfortunately that uncle did die. the nephew now in stable condition and recovering. the feoff few telling phoenix police that four suspects drove off in a car together. police are saying a witness hed going on before shots rang out. some new information into your news room right now. two people in serious condition after a dui crash overnight. both people inside the pickup truck had serious injuries when they were taken to the hospital. the driver being charged with stabbing that happened. all of it taking place inside of a home. right now we're told investigators are looking at a person of interest. as of right now no charges have been filed. meantime two men in jail right now accused of a violent attack in oakland california. police say eight people were hurt including those two suspects. one of the people shot is in critical condition this morning. police say witnesses told them a fight broke out right before the shooting started. we are following several high profile court cases this week. tomorrow pedro morales is going to be in court. he's accused of killing another man and stabbing a pregnant woman and a phoenix police officer as well. one night later there were concerns that he was not competent to stand trial. a judge ruled he was back in april. cassie sackwriter right over here she is going to be in court tomorrow. while driving drunk and high in september. a judge's decision to release her until her trial sparked outrage online especially since she had at least 20 prior arrests. and leslie merit jr. he's going to be back in front of a judge as well. but this has nothing to do with the freeway shooting. this is actually in regards to him violating a restraining order which he was arrested for just last week. right now the job for the city manager of scottsdale still up for grabs. two finalists withdrew their name for the consideration this week. those finalists will be interviewed on wednesday and thursday. these are big shoes to fill because that's whoever lands this job is also going to have to service the acting city manager. a justice of the peace here in the valley in some hot water this morning clancy jane is now accused of ethical misconduct and not reporting campaign primary race months ago. according to reports jane got in trouble at least ten times during his tenur. tuscan election power. when finished it would provide power to more than 21,000 homes. tep officials say i this new place would help them achieve their energy goals and producing power in 2018. the tempe job fair is taking place at the tempe center for arts. many of these employers are looking to hire on the spot. make sure to bring your risumi and of course always try to dress to impress. and a smile. i think a smile and a nice firm hand shake. >> hopefully people will be in the hiring mood. you know the weather gets people but you're saying slight warm up possibly. >> yeah. no records. we're not treading on triple digit territory. but we're going to crank up the heat just a little bit. we'll get to that in a second. here's that dog walking forecast. if you're going out the door right now it's going to be in the 50s and the 60s. bring a light jacket for you. it's going to be a little too cold for you. 70s after that at around 8:00 or so and then intohe i'll have all the details in the 7-day forecast. >> new ammunition in the fight nt y 'ev tth. scnt?! ffent. teeth, nd u'rfes. e uth alth. lisa lundskow: luke air force base is not only vital to our national security -- but also to our local communities and economy. taking a bipartisan approach when securing the fighter pilot training program. lisa lundskow: thousands of jobs depend on luke. without john mccain's leadership and experience - we could have lost many of those jobs. georgia lord: without question, senator mccain's leadership has made arizona and america stronger. john mccain: i'm john mccain and i approved this message. ?? cigarettes, e-cigs and vapes have a lot in common. they're all filled with nicotine and other dangerous chemicals. ?? so you're sure to get addicted. ?? welcome back. 644 right now. as that sun comes up there over the superstitions i belief. 64 degrees right now. awfully nice. we will see a little bit of a warm up today and i also want to mention the 10 tunnel there has re-opened becau we told you there are some of those restrictions. some of those restrictions still stand. keep that in mind this morning. if that doesn't work for you of course more information on that on abc15.com. let's get you some health news this morning. do you trust the label especially when it comes to feeding your little one. secretary% of advertising recommended for kids. still the study shows 50% of baby snack and other foods there and 83% of toddler snack foods have added sweeteners. >> the first two years of a child's life is really critical in getting them to learn, like, and enjoy and eat healthy food. and so if they're not given a lot of different fruits and vegetables and different textures they're not going to learn to enjoy those foods. and unfortunately a lot of products that are marketed. >> now there were some bright spots. the study found that beechnut and gerber offer nutritious baby food which are marketed correctly. well there could be soon be hope for americans with peanut allergies. research fors from the con sorgs of food allergy research found peanuts. those who received higher doses were able to eat more peanuts within one year. if you want your kids to get good sleep take those iphones away, the ipads, tvs other electronic devices get them out of the bedrooms. the light from all those screens are delaying the sleep times disrupting their sleep cycle and also making them more tired during the day. maybe even 30 minutes of gadget free time before bed. no mental or physical exercise too close to bed and make sure their room is quiet and dark. we like that. meantime let's send it over to allison. she's in studio a right now with a great way to take action. >> yes, taking action. sprouts is teaming up with st. mary's food bank and united to distribute thousands of food boxes to families in our community here. give pro motion. let's bring in carlos. >> thanks for being here early. >> no problem. >> i know. thanks so much for being here you're going to dell us how we can help but first tell us how grab and give works. >> sure, well this is a promow we're having at sprouts where we're making it simple to give back to their community. they can come in and give one of those grab and give bags pantry items. such as pasta. parishable items and in this case fruits and vegetables as well which is very important. and so these are bought at the store at a 10% discount and then they can just drop them off at a collection bin. >> are they already full? >> yes. >> so how do you decide what goes inside of the bag. >> what we do is we team up with the local food banks and we items that are needed for our communities and so we work with the food banks. we collect for the items in the bags and then the food banks distribute to people in the east. >> that's amazing. it really does make it so easy. we're already there going anyway and this has been a really successful program for you guys. how many families have you guys been able to help? >> this is a program we've had a for a few years now and last year we donated about 30,000 food to people in need across the country and this year we're of course aiming to exceed that. >> now is any sprouts participating in this across the valley. >> all sprouts in arizona and over 25 here in the valley, yes. >> wow, that is so incredible and you guys make it so easy to do. we appreciate what you guys are doing and you were telling me during the break that this food helps them even carry past the holidays. think about them. exactly. 0 then the holidays tend to give more. helps the food banks stock up while donations diminish after the holidays so they can continue to provide food for people in need. >> thank you so much for being here this morning. get out there and help again. grab and give. >> please do so. in the meantime let's toss it back to nick ciletti. >> check this out. northbound and southbound lanes on the i-17 right now are shut down. this is a live look at indian school there where they are diverting traffic off of there. this is because of some kind of a police station situation. right now we're working our sources to try to figure out what exactly is is happening right now. northbound and southbound 17 is closed right now. detours are concerned you can take the 51. again, northbound, southbound, 17 are closed. all lanes right now due to a police situation. i can ensure you our team is working behind the scenes to try to figure out what exactly is going on there. and we will give you updates as soon as we get them. in the meantime we've got to get to that most accurate forecast. i mean it doesn't get any better than that. there too right now. queen creek about low 60s. 64 right now at phoenix sky harbor. winds out of the east southeast at 56 miles an hour. take a look at this. 58 right now in pioria. 50s also in wickenberg and down in maricopa. you're down to 54 degrees. a lot of other places like scottsdale right now. 63 in tempe. so as you go outside to walk the dog. maybe go for that jog or go power walking with the neighbors. you might realize you need a jacket or light sweatshirt. here's that most accurate forecast by the hour we're still in the 60s by 9:00. 70s by 11:00. after that a lot of us will get into the 80s. 84 will be the official high today in phoenix. which is a little bit above where we should be for this time of year. average high 80 degrees. get ready it's going to get even warmer after today. let's take a look radar. nice and clear. no rain. looks like we do have some clouds from california, nevada and then to the east of us and new mexico. they are picking up some rain. none of that is going to have an impact on us. talking about the pollen forecast. medium levels for sunday, monday, and tuesday. as far as those forecast highs a mild day. 70s and 80s in southeastern arizona and a mix of 60s and 70s 30s. in the east valley for those highs. 82 in fountain hills. west valley we're also going to see low 8 and also 50s and 60s for those overnight lows. and here's that most accurate 7-day forecast. we warm up to 88 on tuesday. after that we'll zip down a little bit ureeth nt y 'ev tth. scnt?! u'rfes. quick update. the 17 is oup opened back up. apparently a man was hanging outside of a chain linked fence. again the update is the 17 now back open in both directions at thomas. let's go ahead and talk about the arizona scice center because they are here. it's sunday. we love bringing them in. you guys always have a fun way of teaching us something new and you're celebrating national science center day. >> it's actually international science center day. there's the science center is actually participating with a bunch of other museums all around the globe in order to bring more attention to science topics and this time we're talking about sustainability and we're going to have a bunch of activities on the day of. we're going to be dissecting some star fish as you can see but they do live in our oceans and our oceans are in a little bit of trouble. >> set out to mrs. king in 9th grade biology class. >> we are running low on time here. >> our water. sometimes we get nasty stuff in our water like sty row foam cups. we also sometimes get oil. so i'm going to pour a bunch of oil into our a tube is made of pirex glass and you'll notice you can see the tube in the water but it actually disappears in our oil. that's because oil changes the the way our light bends. so when we have oil floating on the surface it changes the way light gets down into our water. >> this is getting celebrated thursday. >> yes, this is thursday >> you're going to get acce i'm hillary clinton d e donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, good morning, america. breaking overnight, security scare. the secret service rushing donald trump off the stage. fears that a man in the audience had a gun. our exclusive interview with that protester as trump is seen kissing babies making a final rocking the vote, hillary clinton bringing out the celebrity support. ? you're gonna to hear me roar ? hoping to roar her way to victory in the final stretch. can she galvanize voters where she needs them the most? we've got the results from our latest abc news tracking poll. serial killer. the man charged in the kidnapping of a south carolina woman now being linked to as many as seven deaths.

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