four cancer survives and his treatment could save others. a dog food warning before you feed fido. and a high speed chase and a suspect s brush with death. 12news at 10:00 starts right now. 12news at 10:00 tracking breaking news. take a look in phoenix and the scene of an officer involved shooting. team 12 is at the scene east officers opened fire on a suspect. right now, they are not telling us however what led to the situation or the extent of the suspect s injuries. again, authorities are only telling us right now, again, officers fortunately are okay. an officer involved shooting happened near 36th street and thomas. team 12 working to get more details. we will bring them to you as soon as we get them. tim tebow to the rescue. many tonight calling the former football star a miracle maker comforting a fan who had a seizure. now, tebow is in the valley trying to jump start his baseball career in the arizona fall league. but, his actions off the diamond are melting hea
we spoke with a close family friend who spoke with the mother of his children earlier today. charly edsitty 12 news. now to another big story. let s give you a live look from loop 101 near the stadium where it looks like most of the bird gang has already arrived for tonight s big matchup with the new york jets. we are just about 20 minutes or so from kickoff and it is a there is absolutely no way that anyone thought the cardinals will be fighting for their playoff lives this early in the season but that is where they find themselves. they have to start piling up the winds. good news. it all starts tonight. here are my reasons why they went. david johnson is a nightmare matchup for opposing defense. he is averaging 139 yards. given them more deep passes that more passing yards and any team of the league. and turnovers. the jets have given the ball away 13 times this year highlighted by ryan fitzpatrick s 10 interceptions. the cardinals are relentless in their pass rush. fo
the poll also found that nearly 21% of the state is still undecided with less than three weeks to go until election day. a key factor that could determine whether arizona turns blue is the latino vote. 83% of them could cast a ballot. we spoke with latino voters about their power in the boat boat. i am a registered voter in a go o national. reporter: what do you think about them saying that latinas are the ones that are going to determine this election? it could be but i think my people have been voting for a lot longer than what the polls actually say. reporter: why is it so important that latinos in arizona go out and vote? we need to make a change for the better for the hispanics vote? there are a lot of latinos here in arizona that are not doing it in this is the year. we are going to vote. more than 27 million latinos are eligible to vote in the us in the selection. now there is less than one hour to go until tonight s presidential debate candidates spe
accept a clear election result, but like any candidate, he reserves the right to take legal action if questionable circumstances arise. trump s comments come weeks after the claims of the electoral process and institutions rigged against him and the election would be stolen by under handed tactics. and if al gore or george bush had agreed three weeks before the election to concede the results and waived their right to a legal challenge recount, then there would be no supreme court case and no al gore versus bush or bush versus al gore and there have been numerous other cases. in effect, i m being asked to waive centuries of legal precedent designed to protect the voters. their three debates are finished, but tonight clinton and donald trump have one more showdown, but this time with jokes. foundation dinner is underway right now in new york city. this is actually a live look from inside. tradition dictates the candidates deliver humorous remarks poking fun at each other
a kid. reporter: mrs. oh billiona ended her speech with a message of hope. a hope for this country take we love so much. remember, that is who we are. that is who we are. and don t let anyone tell you any differently. reporter: the trump campaign sent this comment, michelle obama s visit reminds us that hillary clinton hasn t been here in over seven months. it is no wonder hillary is phoning it in with arizona voters given her support of open refugees and her pay-to-play corruption at the state department. arizonians will vote for change in november. both donald trump and hillary clinton could make stops in arizona as they both fight to win the state in the final two weeks before election day. live at the phoenix convention center, brahm resnik, 12 news. thank you. 12 news verified. tonight we take on the claims made by donald trump that this election could be rigged. it is something he has been trail, and at last night s debate, he refused to say that he d accept t