opponent, hillary clinton. this comes a day after the fbi reopens her email scandal case. donald trump: her criminal action was willful, delibertate, intetional and purposeful. hillary setup an illegal server for the obvious purpose for shielding her criminal conduct from public exposure. she setup the server knowing it put our national securit security at risk. former arizona governor jan brewer also took to the podium. brewer was an early trump supporter, and a surrogate now, traveling the country to support his campaign. again today, brewer s target. was hillary clinton. target. was hillary clinton. says, let me tell you something. i ve ran in several elections during my life and to vote for me because i was a woman . anyone to vote for me because i was a woman . she wasn t the only arizona republican there to cheer on trump. maricopa county sheriff, joe arpaio also joined her on stage today. our dennis welch will show us more coming up at show us more coming up at 5:3
gotta let you know about a lingering accident that might effect you if you re in the east valley. there was some sort of an accident on the westbound 101 as it heads to the southbound 51. dps tell us one car spun out.hit the center median and was blocking the middle lane. there were reports of one of the people in that car getting hit by another car as they got out of the wrecked vehicle. but as of right now .now one has been transported from the area . all the cars able to drive around the incdent. dui in this crash. person was arrested for dui in this crash. record heat may make headlines again sunday afternoon in metro phoenix before cooler weather moves in for halloween. strong high pressure is slowly starting to errode as a trough across the west coast tracks eastbound. despite this, daytime highs in the valley will run about 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. the forecast high sunday for phoenix is 93 with the current record for the day set at 94. today
3 no one should ever be pulled over based on their race or ethnic identify that s first and foremost and secondly just because someone is pulled over that s not reason enough to check immigration statusthe ag s legal opinion also states law enforcement must document why they checked someone s immigration status however, the attorney general admits this document does not carry the force of law .. so there are no guarantees 3 i can t tell you may or may not do at the end of the day i m not the chief of police department x-y-or-z this agreement also settled the question of legal expenses the state agreeing to pay these civil rights groups about 1-point-5 million dollars for six years of litigation at the capitol dennis welch cbs 5 news 3 3 tonight..the maricopa county sheriff s office is cutting running.some jail detention staff won t be getting a raise. it s all to help pay for the growing bill for sheriff joe arpaio s racial profiling case. they considered other options. li
???adlib traffic traffic???adlib traffic tense moments this morning along the loop 202. as d-p-s went after a wrong way driver. team 12 s bryan west. live right now with how this thing taking a look at hot headlines around the state this morning - the suspect from a deadly hit and run in phoenix has turned himself in. authorities now faces charges for killing javier gonzalez. gonzalez was trying to fix his broken down car on the side of the road, along i-17 when he was struck and killed. the new phoenix police chief is about to bring in some serious money. jeri williams will earn about 300- thousand dollars a year from taxpayers when she takes control of the department next month. the city of phoenix tells us that williams will make 197-thousand dollars a year, the same salary as retiring chief joe yahner. she is already collecting a thousand dollars a year on her previous service with the department. part of arizona s history is gone this morning. former governor rose mof
elizabeth and two of elizabeth whittle s kids are talking to fox 10. the news is next. it was a story that absolutely stunned the valley in the late 90s, an avondale mother of quadruplets sentenced to 172 years in prison for child abuse. elizabeth witle was accused to violent shaking babies and causing harm to them. she was sentenced to 17 years in prison, but in the end always maintained her innocence. today she was released from prison. her four babies were eventually sent to foster families and put up for adoption after she was two of those kids are talking about what their lives have been like these past 17 years. danielle miller joins us live with their story. danielle? yeah, john and kari, we are here in queen creek where two of the children were adopted out. these two tell us tonight the fact that their biological mother was released from prison today brought back a lot of feelings and emotions. i think it was a i think a blessing came out of the tragedy