>> a mob of three, longtime labor and delivery nurse with a scary secret. >> were there times you are working with patients and you were high?>> absolutely. >> reporter: only on doggie -- 12news, doggie dna. how to make sure the pooch you paid for is the pooch you are getting. the 12news night team in action for you. >> 12news at 10:00 starts right now. store you've only seen on 12news. chandler police healing one man a hero. after his dramatic rescue of a stranger. >> but those two men are strangers no more. >> ryan cody has the final piece to this story that has now been almost 2 months in the making. >> we already had a happy ending. one man saves another man from drowning after crashing his car into a pond and everyone lives story few people knew until now. >> everybody needs to take a deep breath. >> reporter: a conversation friends are having all over america. but tony and travis just met. officially. >> i had to take a video because i know you won't believe it. >> reporter: we met travis rogers after pulling an unconscious man out of his car in this pond. >> i ran back to my car, got my tiran, jumped into window. >> reporter: life has been different for travis since then. chandler police honored him for the rescue. a friend even imitated him on halloween but despite all the attention, there is something missing, someone missing. until now. tony was heading home from his son game that night. >> the next thing i knew, i woke up in the hospital. >> reporter: an epileptic seizure, his first in more than hospital. >> no one said this guy saved her life. you ought to come and talk to him. >> reporter: it wasn't until weeks later when tony saw a link to our initial story. >> i was sitting there one day and reading facebook and saw that on facebook and i thought that's my car. thank you. . sometimes when you least expect i bringing us together. these two guys didn't even know each other's names last week. >> amazing. god puts people in your life for a reason. >> reporter: there is a lot of good happening out there. travis and tony now have plans to meet regularly all because of a moment they always would ryan cody, 12news at 10:00. a touching story. breaking news now. a water pipe break at a residence hall is causing a major inconvenience. this video sent to the newsroom by amber. it shows water pouring into the elevators of the barrett honors college mound juniper hall is also flooding right now. according to campus police, about 160 students are displaced and the university is working to try to get them into hotels for night -- for the night. new information on two young children hit while crossing the street with their mother on the way home from a park in chandler on saturday. sadly, pamela hesselbacher passed away and family is telling 12news that three-year- old ryan has been moved out of icu. he is improving but one-year- old audrey is still in a coma www.12news.com. here are some more headlines across the valley. first, a former mma fighter accused of sexual assault entering a not guilty plea in court. rodolfo ramirez is accused of picking up an unconscious woman in old town scottsdale and then sexually assaulting her in a parking garage. the victim told police she backed out -- blacked out several times. next thing, she woke up in suspect's apartment where he assaulted her again. a close call in a gas station outside phoenix today when a cement truck flipped over. take a look at incredible surveillance video. you can see the truck almost hit someone walking by but fortunately no one was hurt. the woman in charge of maricopa county elections is out. helen purcell being punished for the long lines in the presidential preference election. adrian fontes has been he looks forward to working with helen purcell on the transition he says. >> this victory belongs to a whole lot of people, not just to me. we had people from all sides of the political aisle. the isles had to come together. and the idea of protecting democracy belongs to every american. >> will in you maricopa county recorder lead to shorter pull lines? go to www.12news.com right now to take part in our live, interactive poll. the results are just minutes away. john mccain is taking aim at the president-elect tonight, saying any attempt to reset relations with russia would be unacceptable.>> donald trump and vladimir putin spoke by phone on monday about future efforts to improve us-russian ties. come said in a statement he is looking forward to having a strong and enduring relationship with russia. and another arizona law man will be the brunt of a joke on jimmy fallon's politically charged opening monologue kicking off right after 12news at 10:00. >> warren beatty is his guests are tonight. the mayor of buckeye and several other city officials are under fire after a group of outraged homeowners began collecting signatures to get them kicked out of office. they are upset over the recent spikes in water bills. 12news is speaking to the mayor tonight who says he respects the right to a recall but stresses his off doing something about it. a story we brought only on 12news and we have been investigating it for several weeks. dozens of homeowners say their water bills can't be right. in some cases, the bills tripled from the previous not -- previous month. the city says it's not a water meter problem so we asked them to prove it. kevin kennedy is verifying a homeowners concerned about water bills lead us to city hall. 12news asking the city to pull 3 m we picked and had tested for accuracy. now we get the results and show those people if their meters passed or failed. how much water do you use? better yet, how do you prove what you don't now? >> it's very exciting -- very upsetting because it's frustrating. >> reporter: a recent bill for amber >> it seems to be really random.>> reporter: they are just two of dozens of homeowners who have complained to buckeye. david is the director of water resources. >> we are confident that the meters themselves are accurate. >> reporter: so 12news had the city prove it. workers pulled 3 m from homes that saw a recent spike and all three were brought here to >> we are going to do a volume metric test. 100 gallons in the tank, hopefully 100 gallons on the meter. >> reporter: 12news cameras rolling for the entire test. water was pumped through the tank. >> it measured 97.2 out of 100 gallons. this other meter ran 98.3. >> reporter: both meters passed in the high-volume test and th next. once again, the meters got high marks. >> both tested within plus or -3%. >> reporter: the other meter passed. the confirmed what the city thought while providing little comfort for customers. >> if there is no leak inside or outside and the meter is fine, then why would i get a super high bill one month and then nothing the other months? >> maybe they were hacked. i really don't know but it doesn't seem possible that everybody is having these high spikes. >> reporter: the city admits amber's phone. >> we are hiring a metering audit company to see if there is anything we are missing. >> reporter: which begs the question, how do you know what you don't now? the city hopes to have a report from the independent agency within a couple weeks and they are still encouraging homeowners to call if they have problems. they have set up water audits to find out what is causing the if there is something going on in your neighborhood that you want us to verify, just email [email protected]. is the nurse caring for you or your loved one addicted to drugs? >> there is a shocking stat. the american nurses association says that one in 10 nurses is addicted and maybe high while treating -- may the high while treating you. a mother shares her downward spiral with team 12. story hoping to help others. do you remember the first time he reached into the cabinet? >> absolutely. >> reporter: a wife, mother of three and long time delivery nurse. >> i love taking care of patients. >> reporter: and she stole drugs from the hospital where she worked to feed her addiction. like so many addiction stories, hers starts afta that made her anxiety easier to handle. she first took advantage of a common hospital practice when a doctor can order 4 ml of a drug even though a patient only needs to. the nurse is responsible for getting rid of the leftover medication. >> but you forget and go home and empty your pockets and you still have the medication.>> reporter: she vividly remembers the first time. >> i had no idea that this was of my life. >> reporter: but soon she built up a tolerance and the waste wasn't enough. she moved to a powerful opiate, so powerful it's used when putting bones back into place.>> at this point you were just stealing drugs. >> yes. >> what were you thinking? >> hopeless. >> reporter: as a nurse, it was fairly easy to find her next six. >> the thing people don't at our fingerprint -- fingertips. >> how were you able to steal the drugs? nobody saw you? >> you have a login and your fingerprint and i would just go in and take it out under a different patient's name. >> reporter: she got away with it. were there times you worked with patience high? >> absolutely. tons of guilt and regret during that time. >> do you feel like people's lives were in danger? >> reporter: but that's not something she wants to talk about but her bosses did. >> i was escorted into a board room and confronted for taking over 100 bottles in two weeks. it was like a cry for help. >> reporter: she has been clean since 2012 and spent three years earning him -- her nursing license back. >> do you deserve to have that job back? >> i think people make mistakes. we make that judgment calls. if you work are supposed to do, take suggestions from other people in recovery, you should have your dream job back.>> the nurse working in that story is backing a charlotte area hospital. she hopes, sharing her story with others is important because she says her story is more common than people may believe. no matter how much money you shell out, you want to get in the case of the family you are about to meet, they wanted a golden doodle. it's a mix between a golden retriever and a poodle so they picked that specific breed to be a companion for a family member with alzheimer's. >> but as their dog through, they realized what they paid for isn't but they got. >> reporter: little briggs is a lot of things. cute, fluffy. >> loving, affectionate, spoiled. >>p a golden doodle, which is what the family that they bought. they paid hundreds of dollars. >> we couldn't tell because he was so cute and so small and so furry. the vet kept saying he doesn't look like a golden doodle. >> reporter: so the family looked closer, ordering a kit for a dog dna test. >> let's get him checked. >> reporter: the test came back with surprising results. >> he had a lot of other small retriever whatsoever. >> reporter: the family felt duped. >> really unhappy about some and advertising the sale of golden doodle's when they are not golden doodle's. >> the big popular breed is the golden doodle. >> reporter: doctor brian says with every breed, there can be variations on characteristics including golden doodle's. >> they don't look the same every time they are mixed. they come with different sizes and temperaments.>> reporter: family but she says she didn't dupe anyone, saying she helped her grandmother by selling puppies not as golden doodles but as a golden doodle mix. but this family says she told them something much more specific. >> three quarters % many doodle and a quarter % golden doodle. so they actually did advertise that. >> reporter: the american kennel club tells 12news if you requirements, it's important to follow these steps when looking for a dog. research the breeder, the breed, see where the dog is coming from, where it is housed, the care it receives. whatever his breed, the family is grateful to have briggs in their life but they do have a warning for others looking to add a four-legged member to the family. >> beware. there is a lot of people out there i guess that try to make money and misrepresent things.>> reporter: from ingleside animal hospital says if you are looking for a specific breed of dog, he advises looking into a brief prospective -- a breed-specific rescue. the family says they looked into that but didn't find the kind of dog they were looking for in arizona but they are glad they found briggs.>> if you have a consumer complaint, call -- call 12 for action at 60226012 want to or file your it has been a big week for the coyotes. for example, press -- proposing a new arena. if that goes through, it would be the team's third home since moving here in 1886. >> who knows, this new proposed stadium is to be completed in 2020. this is season 21. and the man we call the captain sat down with our cameron cox for taco tuesday. >> what do you think of when you see kids? >> i think their kids -- their parents must make them where the jerseys now. there saying there was a time when he was good. or another him personally. friends of the family or seasons ago, young guy, when you're in the league, born and raised in canada, what did you think of hockey in the desert? >> i never even really thought of it. inevitably thought of coming down here and being down here. i have been to i think disneyland. that was about the extent of it. >> were you married? >> i got married a year after i ger >> do you remember the time without kids? >> no. my daughter will be 18 in a month. it's one of those things. i don't remember any of that. >> is it crazy that you have thrown the entire -- grown an entire family appear. >> you don't think your family will get the opportunity. they have lived in two houses. that's because we had to move because we had four of them. we needed more space. and now in the other one for almost 10 years. the ability to be in one place, my wife and i could never have dreamed of that happening. it's something we don't take for granted. >> reporter: how much do your kids love hockey and have they ever called you the captain? >> no. they have never called me the captain. i have some like it and some, it's just what i do. they have their own lives. my son and my daughter are and that's big. >> reporter: are you intimidating when your daughter's date comes to pick her up? >> i may have struggled a little bit with that. but i'm getting better at it. >> reporter: like dad, relax. >> it's more like calm down, stop doing that. she would love me to be relaxed but that's probably not going to happen. >> reporter: does it argued playing? have they brought it up? >> they have. >> how do you handle it? >> i'm pretty careful about it but they are getting more comfortable about it. >> reporter: with this young team, i'm sure your role has changed throughout the year. do you enjoy teaching? >> you want to be able to tell people what will work and what will be successful. y your own. people told me things and were never listened so i hope people do but it's hard. >> how many more years can you keep this up? i can't let you go without asking. is years the right word? >> we are working on days i think right now. it's not something i wanted to end but i recognize that there is a shelf life. >> one more year? two more years?>> we will see. we are now one week away from turkey tuesday. please help st. vincent de paul and 12news feed families around arizona. mark and i will be at the food city in avondale. cooper and i will be in chandler. just go to www.news/turkey tuesday for ways to donate. coming up moments from now, one more day of warmer than normal weather before we get a major drop in temperatures here in the valley. don't forget to interact with us. we want to know, with a new maricopa county recorder lead to shorter poll lines? it looks like 85% of you are saying yes. 15% of you are saying no. >> just go to www.news.com/your voice to vote. revealed at the end of the show. tomorrow, only on 12news at 10:00: >> gabrielle gifford's rare, exclusive access as she battles back from the shooting that almost took her life. a love triangle almost ends in murder. >> they thought i was trying to copycat somebody. >> the plot twist and why he is sharing his side of the story. >> that's tomorrow only on 12news at 10:00. >> don't go anywhere, welcome back. taking a live look over downtown phoenix. we did not set a record today but we were four degrees away from hitting 90 degrees. tomorrow is going to be another warm day. 85 degrees for the forecast. high clouds moving in ahead of an area of low pressure. that is going to kind of grays us to the north but close a pretty significant drop. it's also going to be breezy in the valley with breezy conditions. in the high country, gusts up to 50 miles per hour. the weekend, we will spend it recovering. 79 degrees on saturday, 83 degrees on sunday. another system on monday and tuesday. we will be in the 70s with a slight chance of rain both of those days. taking a look at our live, interactive poll, we asked, do you think a new poll lines? 80% say yes. just go to www.news.com/your voice to vote. final results released at the end of the show. this friday, only on 12news today: >> the entourage on the role. >> are you ready to have a makeover? >> surprising a deserving mom with a special day of pampering and a big reveal you cannot miss. >> she looks so beautiful. >> that's friday only on 12 today. tuesday night football. you can find football just about every night of the week now days. late fourth quarter, cooper pulls it up in the end zone. coffman reaches around the defender to make a sensational one-handed grab. tyler kaufman is my mvp of the night. that pd grab sealed the deal in a 27-20 win. >> don't go to bed just yet because in just six minutes, warren beatty and naomi harris are joining jimmy fallon on the tonight show right after 12news here are the results from tonight's live interactive poll. you think a new maricopa county recorder will lead to shorter poll lines? 80% say yes and just 20% no. trending tonight, people magazine announced the sexiest we think they may have overlooked one of our very own. you be the judge. there he is. 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