navideh forghani says he's starting to cross a line with these families. >> it was completely gone. >> 7-year-old is lucky to be alive. she was hit by a car. >> she was limping for about three weeks. >> she didn't break free but was let out. >> putting the timelines together and every time my dogs

navideh forghani joins us live. the concern shouldn't just before for college campuses. >> no. terror experts. this is one of the many places where people spend time, hang out, and under constant watch. it's where people need to speak up. >> i hope that one day that we don't have to be fearful. we can straighten this mess out. >> until then pay attention to everything. a message that couldn't be more clear after today's attack. >> we should watch out because yo kill people. a vehicle is a dangerous weapon. >> in fact, that's the latest request by isis. they want sifrp thigh sers to -- sifrp thigh zers to use whatever is available. it's a reminder. >> we are at war. in this country regardless of whether it was a terrorist attack it shows that anything can happen. soft targets, schools, malls, hotels, restaurants, nightclubs and public transportation. the terrorism information center is constantly monitoring for threats and agencies train year-round for scenarios. even joe arpaio providing training. they are ready for anything. >> we're more concerned this year than the others be

. >> navideh forghani is finding out they are both thankful for the same thing. >> to have this family here in our home is really overwhelming. >> not because pat has to cook for five extra people but because she's able to help a family who's lucky to be alive. >> they're caught in a political situation that's unspeakable really. >> pat, opportunity to -- jumped at the opportunity to host the syrian family of five. >> his wife and five children barely made it out of syria. his wife lost her entire family. they're thankful their children can be playing without getting hurt and even more thankful to be part of a new tradition. >> i love this family and i and american people are pretty generous. >> pat say some people were worried for them. >> someone say to my husband aren't you afraid they're going to do something. >> that thought disgusted her considering the meaning behind thanksgiving. she says she's thankful that they're able to make the family feel welcome. >> i'm thankful they wanted to come. i'm thankful they're here. i'm thankful that the community has been able to bring us toge

. >> navideh forghani was there to see the moment police arrived at the home to find v find the baby -- to find the baby safe. the focus now, finding whoever silver colored tundra. that baby was found three mimes from her home. a woman -- miles from her home. a woman came up to the house, dropped the baby off, and told whoever lives here to call the police. that gave relief to two very scared parents. >> her mother's eyes still teary after she watched strangers drive off with her baby inside. >> she got out just a second and someone took advantage of the situation, driving off in the truck not knowing a baby was inside. >> they can take everything but her. >> three miles down the road and what felt like an eternity another family called police. >> she said call the police. and she leave the baby in the bol bottom. >> i went -- in the bottom. >> i went outside and grabbed her and tried to make her she held me so tight. >> left on a cold sidewalk, the woman took off running. >> she's running to go in the truck. and if you see the woman you don't see nothing. >> no signs of the suspect

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navideh forghani joining us live near 35th and thunderbird. they say this is the third time this has happened to them. >> yes, and they believe the guy in that video is the same guy that's been targeting him. we'll have that video on replay. if you recognize him help police id him. >> he acted as if >> marisela palomo watching the man who she believes has victimized her family is discussing the first time. >> they took very minimal. >> the second time they got a bit more bold taking $7,000 worth of tools out of a work van. >> it's sad that they don't have the respect anymore that they used to have. >> sick and tire of the break- ins she installed cameras. >> we decided it's not going to know who it is. >> they got a clear image as he went through the cars. >> i was so upset because it wasn't as if he was in a hurry. he wore black gloves. he was very nonwhat lant. walked from -- nonwhat lant walking from -- nonchalant walking from home to home to home. >> we want to warn everyone so it doesn't happen to them. >> breaking into cars is one member

abc 15's navideh forghani is live. >> there's a warning for police right now. >> yeah, there's a new intel repo enforcement agencies across the nation warning them of these untraceable guns. the parts are legal to buy right here in the u.s. but the concern is are some of the people buying them tied to criminal organizations and there are worries about terrorism. >> if you don't have a serial number, nobody knows where the gun came from. >> which is a big problem for police trying to clean up the streets. a newly released report saying receivers, an unfin ired part -- unfinished part used for ar- 15. a chunk of metal needs to be removed for it to be complete. bottom line. >> the fact that there is no pocket cut into this area right here makes it an 80%. >> there's no serial number because the unfinished part is not a firearm. president of american spirit arms rob dunaway says his customers are people who like to personalize their rifle. >> some people buy them just to store them for potential future use. >> those folks are worried about the changes to gun lawsment but the report says

abc 15's navideh forghani is live. he went to bat for a guy just sentenced? >> the defep dapt was making -- defendant was making and distributing spice all over the united states. the prosecutors wanted six years behind bars. that's not how things went down today in federal court. anthony sarkas feeling good. down playing the statements his cousin made in court. unlike most defen dapts facing -- defen dapts facing -- defendants facing charges he had family on his side. >> this is so unlike tony. >> a statement that mimics so >> how many family members came in and said, you know, this suspect like him. >> oh all the time. >> it didn't stop him from asking for the tough sentence. he tells me character was not the only reason he came to court today. >> you must treat people equally and for some reason they were not doing that. >> were you thinking about how this looks? >> i know. i'm county attorney. i know about this. they're not always the best. i was very >> he even partnered with abc 15 to educate children on the dangers of drugs but says he was known for an

navideh forghani says he's starting to cross a line with these families. >> it was completely gone. >> 7-year-old is lucky to be alive. she was hit by a car. >> she was limping for about three weeks. >> she didn't break free but was let out. >> putting the timelines together and every time my dogs there's a break-in in the neighborhood. >> her theory? the bad guy was letting the dogs out so there would be easier access to the house. his mom a victim. the criminal went through her garage and car. her neighbor also hit three different times. >> it's saddening that people don't have that respect anymore that they used to have. >> this woman was so upset she installed cameras, catching him in the act. the camera alerting her she was outside. >> here i am an this thief is running away from me. >> he got away but they're hoping he won't be free for long. >> to have some low life do that to us is sad and heartbreaking. >> if you recognize the man you see in this surveillance video go ahead and call phoenix pd. back to you. >>> wrong way scares seem endless. three this month in the valley all