first on fox, some confusion today involving donald trump s visit next week to the valley on wednesday. a few days ago, you ll remember his campaign announced that he would be coming to phoenix for a g.o.p. unity rally, and then this afternoon his campaign announced that the event was cancelled. but a couple of hours later, an about face, donald trump himself tweeting saying that he will be in phoenix on wednesday. so, this is what he tweeted. will be in phoenix, arizona on wednesday, changing venue to demand is unreal. polls are looking great. so what exactly is going on? we sent danielle miller out to find out. she joins us live from downtown phoenix, danielle? kari and john, we are here at the hyatt regency in downtown phoenix where this event was actually supposed to be scheduled here for wednesday only to find out today, as you guys mentioned that local campaign officials are telling us that the campaign event is actually off, only to find out a few hours later
you can see part of the fence is burned. the whole back of the house is burned and as you look up towards the roof, you can see the pattern the flames took heading up into the attic. when we first arrived here, westwood road was shut down thanks to heavy police and fire present that was out here. the backside of the house, it shows just how intense the flames were. most of the damage was contained to only one room, the living room. only minor smoke damage was done to the apartment next door. an older woman who lives here with a young couple who have a paramedics and they are doing okay. it s all thanks to the two good samaritans who live in a nearby home and saw the smoke and ran across the street to help. they had the front and the front door open. knowing this neighborhood has so many kids, we have a lot of kids ourselves, that s the right thing to do. make sure that the babies and people are okay. you don t let somebody burn to death. that s not right. in anybody s eye
paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. extreme discipline used on special needs kids at a boarding school he used to run. widespread cases of physical and sexual abuse. and forced to wear nothing but a sheet. indisputable evidence that congressional candidate supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. they re there for a reason. because they re hopeless. because they re hopeless. a long history of abuse, the students may never recover. that just into our newsroom. this is the man who police say revved his engine and did that, mowing down three phoenix police officers. his name? mark payne. tonight he is locked up. it s the video that is pretty tough to watch as the suspect plows into these three phoenix police officers. those three tough men will survive tonight. more on their condition in a moment. but first a mesa family whose home caught fire counting their blessings this evening after came to their rescue. cbs 5 s ashlee demartino live over in mesa