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i m diein . it pain the only way to describe how folks are feeling on this hot day at the arizona state fair. you know, my little fan here. feels nice. keep them cool. i m sprinkling off the nose sweat. that s not always comfortable. a fall day or lack thereof bringing in record breaking heat for this time of the year. we hit 100 degrees. it s heat that these folks aren t typically used to. we come out here every year and this is just can t believe that didn t stop hundreds of fair goers from packing the fairgrounds but they didn t come without their umbrellas to block the scorching sun or their fans. as for the hard working cooks braving the heat elements. tell everybody we are not drinking sewed as. i will say the swings because it takes you all the way up into the sky and you got that nice breeze in your face. best foods to keep cooled yeah, dominic was actually talking about the foods that keep us warm. you said the lemonade there are so many ....
the maricopa county recorder s office saying more than 560,000 easterly ballots have been mailed in and nearly 11,000 people have voted early in person. more than 228,000 registered republicans have cast their ballots while just over 190,000 democrats have voted early. more than 138,000 independents and other voters have also voted. so friday is the last day to request an early ballot by mail. you can d the maricopa county recorder s office. and fox news out with a poll today. hillary clinton leads but now just by 3 percentage points. 44 to 41 over donald trump. last week the lead was 6 points so it has shrunk. 10% of people back in independent candidate while 4% say they are still undecided. today a chandler teenager named jacob would have turned 16 years old. sadly after his battle with celebrate that and his mother is asking that everyone spread kindness in his memory. but she is also pushing for changes. that she believes could have saved her son s life. liz kot ....
reporter: you are witnessing a confrontation. the argument happened at the fallas peredes off the 95 and decatur earlier this week. you are cheap labor. you are cheap labor. i wish you would. goodbye. reporter: isabel santos is the woman seen having the argument with the woman on the right. santos says the argument erupted after the woman got a store employee who did not speak english. we spoke with santos over the phone. started insulting him like, how is it possible that you are working here and you don t speak english. we re so tired of you dirty mexicans. that s why our country is the way it is. reporter: santos decided to step in. you should be ashamed of yourself in front of your baby. i speak i m sure. reporter: santos says the argument lasted a couple of minutes. her. she said i m gonna call immigration right now. we re gonna find out who is legal and not. i do what i want to do. this is an american store. where do you come from? re ....
i m barbara with news from europe. including claims in the u.k. that some minority communities are opting for their own form of justice rather than involving the police. and a rare glimpse at one of the world s most expensive paintings, but still no sign of the mystery owner. well, after much debate the syrian national coalition has decided it will sit down with the assad government. that moment will happen when the two sides meet at the so-called geneva two peace talks on wednesday. the syrian national coalition has been fiercely divided on the entire process. anita mcnaugh joins us from istanbul. was it a refounding yes to join those talks? reporter: it was a resounding yes, but only, it has possible pointed out, the many people who never wanted part of it left and never came back. we knew in a lead up to the vote if you look at the people who approached geneva, they probably had it in the bag if the people who refusing to along with it didn t come back, and t ....