plus...new rules making sure patients can sue nursing homes over their care are now on hold indefinitely. but first -- (donald trump/president elect) while the campaign is over...the work and this movement is really now just beginning." everybody was wrong. when election day dawned, almost all the pollsters, analytics nerds and political insiders in the country had hillary clinton so how does this happen when most polls showed trump behind? a-b-c's marci gonzalez is searching for that answer. - this is not - the kind of history - the pundits and polls predicted would be made in this presidential race: from the primaries- nat from expert talking during primaries about trump's unlikelihood of winning nomination: up until election day...

presidency nearly impossible? though the billionaire businessman received fewer overall votes than john mccain and mitt romney in their losses to president obama? trump cleared the electoral threshold by trump cleared the threshold by claiming must-win battleground states- including north carolina and florida- turning some traditionally democratic states - and banking crucial wins - in the industrial

when al gore lost to george w. bush the same way. but this time around... social media factors into the reaction. today the hashtag "not my president." is trending on social media. overall though... physical protests. demonstrators set these fires overnight in the streets of oakland, california. and several hundred students at the university of california-davis marched through campus and into downtown... but things remained peaceful. in addtion to the protests we just brought to you live these protests are also happening this afternoon. dozens of colorado students protested the presidential election results with a walk out.

banners and signs-- thousands of bay area california students protested with a walk out as well. according to berkeley unified school district-- about 15-hundred berkeley high school students participated in a protest at that school. the biggest race of the night here in nevada was the fight to fill harry reid's senate seat. catherine cortez masto narrowly defeated republican congressman joe heck. the final numbers put cortez- masto ahead of heck by jus that makes her the first latina woman to become a u-s senator...and the first woman elected to the senate in nevada. republicans are still the majority in the house and the senate, and with donald trump in the white house-- masto is promising to try and keep things balanced. 9:53-10:02 our government is built on a system of checks and balances... and i will promise you this-- i will be one hell of a check on him." (butted with) 23:51:56 "having the opportunity to serve as your next senator is an honor of a lifetime... (speaks spanish) 23:52:09

senate since 1987. she says one of her priorities harry reid who's served in the senate since 1987. she says one of her priorities is getting comprehensive immigration reform passed. here are the numbers in overnight of some close congressional races in our city! democrat jacky rosen beat republican danny tarkanian by just over a p in district four... democrats were also victorius...ruben kihuen beat republican cresent hardy by about 10 points. in district one...democrat dina titus had no competition from republican mary perry.... beating her by a wide margin 61 to 28. it wasn't just people on the ballor in nevada -- but also issues. the measure to mandate universal background checks for gun sales passed. this race took a long time to call... but it looks like 50-percent

v california, massachussetts, and right here in nevada all voted to make recreational marijuana legal-- but that doesn't mean you can go and buy some today. there are still a lot of things our state lawmakers will have to sort through... like issuing licenses to dispensaries. it's expected you won't be able to buy marijuana recreationally until january 20-17. supporters of question 2 are excited for what they believe this can do for the state--- but others still have concerns.. understand how having more drugs on the street is going to be better for any community." (butt) 17-26 shauntel ludwig, da vinci vaporizers "it'll be a commercial good so it'll benefit the entire valley to have taxes on this. it'll benefit our schools, our economy overall." the economy was a big selling point for supporters. they say millions of dollars will be raised in tax revenue that can go toward education in nevada. but those on the other side think the impact is was

measure that aims to break up n-v energy's monolopy and open the electricity market. as you can see...question three won by a big margin..72 to 24. this initiative still needs to pass a vote in 20-18 before it can become a constitutional amendment. and clark county voters approved a fuel tax to pay for local road construction. you can see... the measure passed 56 to 43. clark county officials say the tax will generate 3 billion dollars--- that wul for nearly 200 transporation projects. crime scene - v new information this afternoon on what police believe is a case of a possible serial killer in south carolina. sheriff's deputies woodruff say they found two other bodies on the property. the coroner says the couple was buried there for about a year and their families reported them missing last december. you may recall -- that's the same farm where a woman was found chained up. the man who owns the farm -- todd kohlhepp told

of the bodies after he was allowed to see his mother. jury selection for the man accused of shooting and killing people inside a south carolina chuch is being suspended-- so dylann roof can undergo a competency evaluation. a judge will decide if he's menatlly fit to stand trial. the 22-year-old -is accused of opening fire during a bible study at an african american church last year, killing 9 people. prosecutors believe roof's motive was to start a race war. resume november 21st. if he's convicted, he could face the death penalty. a florida man says he was looking forward to voting... but before he ever got to cast his ballot... someone pulled a gun on him! the man says there was a trump supporter outside the building who was trying to get his attention. when the man told him he wasn't voting for trump... things quickly became heated. and he recorded it all on facebook live. :35-:45 "hey did you drop out

drop out of high school?... nats of man fighting. " (butted with) "i just blacked out and hit him the ribs. he pulled a gun me." the man says he took off as soon as the gun came out. police were called, and they arrested the trump supporter. new at 3 -- some new rules are making sure patients can sue nursing homes over their care are now on hold indefinitely. blocking the rules from the centers for medicare and medicaid services. the court says the feds are trying to have too much authority over the homes. the rules were supposed to take effect at the end of this month. the new rules would let you take disputes about quality of care to court. 13 action news update -- the elevators and escalators on the south tropicana pedestrian bridge is now expected to be open by december. the bridge between the excalibur and tropicana has

n-dot says the pedestrian bridge between tropicana and mgm is scheduled to start in january. that will remain closed until construction is complete. she's the first foreign born first lady since john adams' wife louisa...but what do you really know about melania trump? up next we have a look at her past and what that past means for her future. then later -- a new shocking study all women should know about! see what the american cancer society is saying about women dying from cae don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play.

the week we will keep the sunshine around with highs degrees above where we should be. expect winds to be light! by the weekend, a weak disturbance passes north of the valley and will allow for a few clouds to pop in and out of the city degrees in the valley. winds will be light and ov into the mid 50s. early next week highs will try to hit 80 degrees again but as we move later into the week a big cool down could be heading our way. it looks dry through the extended forecast, but with any weather system things can change so stay tuned for the latest. back to our political coverage

donald trump's wife melania. she grew up in a formerly communist country and said as a girl she was inspired by the election of ronald reagan. now, her own husband will become president, and the nation is getting to know their next first lady. melania trump?decked in white? taking a late night victory

immigrant...now the first foreign born first lady since john adams' wife louisa. melania's road to the white house, anything but conventional. she met trump in 1998 when she was modeling in new york...the couple married in 2005 and welcomed son barron a year later. melania telling abc news he was the reason she was largely absent from the campaign trail. melania trump (gs intv) 10:13:54;18 my priority is my son, barron, our son, barron. july, she was warmly greeted as she took the stage at the republican national convention... (nats applause) but her words...widely criticized for bearing striking resemeblance to michelle obama's 2008 dnc speech-- sots overlap sot michelle: "you work hard for what you want in life" sot melania: "you work hard for what you want in life" sots back-to-back sot michelle: "that your word is your bond and you do what you say" sot melania: "that your word is

a lower profile...but just last week, hit the battleground state of pennyslvania to campaign for her husband...showing voters her more personal side sot melania trump pa speech i'm an immigrant, and let me tell you, no one values the freedom and opportunity of america more than me melania revealing one of her biggest platforms will be combating cyberbullying as first lady- sot melania trump pa speech we have to find a better way to talk to each other. ((butt to gs intv)) melania trump: 10:19:41;21 in this-- 21st century, what's going on, it's very hurtful to to some adults as well, but we need to take care of children-- george stephanopoulos: 10:19:55;29 hard to keep it away from your kids. melania trump: 10:19:58;00 it is, but we need to teach them how to use it, what is right to say, what is not right to say. and-- because it's very bad out there. and children get hurt. mara schiavocampo reporting for us. coming up in today's health report -- women listen up! the american cancer society is releasing a new disturbing study today about women dying from cancer.

disturbing find from a new report by the american cancer society according to the american cancer society 5-point-5 million women are expected to die from cancer by the year 20-30 that's a 60-p increase in less than 20 years breast cancer is the deadliest form of cancer among women rates of breast cancer survival are hugely dependent on early detection and treatment survival rates also vary greatly from country to country the u-s has seen a 20 percent drop in cancer incidences and mortality rates since 1991 that is thanks to better tobacco control and medical treatment the american cancer society says the massive increase in deaths will mostly come from low and middle income countries

urging developing countries to take some basic steps to curb the trend they say promoting self-examinations and campaigning against smoking can be helpful for today's health minute... i'm kim hutcherson we'll be back with a look at today's top stories and a final check of your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's a-b-c primetime lineup. take a look at this view from chopper 13. .bringing you breaking news fast we'll be right back.

four teens get hurt in a north las vegas crash. it's after this three-car wreck near lake mead and simmons. only one of them is still in the hospital with serious injuries. it happened just after 7 this morning and it shut down the intersection for hours but it's back open now. - v this man you see here is zachary cory and he's now charged with a shooting his daughter last night..... he's facing a charge of felony child endangerment officers

near pecos and las vegas boulevard around 8. we're told he was manipulating a small 22-caliber gun.. when it went off and his daughter was hit. overnight-- a man gets attacked while he slept. this happened near washington and valley view. police say two people in masks got into the home and pulled the man out of bed. they hit the man who was sleeping inside several times. the criminals got away with cash. police are looking for who did this. metro policen identifying these men they believe are responsible for a series of cell phone store robberies. police say each time they'd walk in posing as customers, wait to distract the workers then take phones and run out. if you recognize them -- call police. police in north las vegas are trying to figure out why a woman was murdered. officers were out at the home near lamb and centennial around 7-30 last night. three other relatives were home at the time the woman was killed. police believe this is a

live at 5... a valley mom says her car was wrongfully taken from her driveway... by a towing company... and charged hundreds of dollars to get it back. what happens when we see if they were justified... in a story you asked us to investigate... then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. recreational marijuana passed here in nevada last night but what's next? tonight we're digging deeper into exactly what the passage means and when you can expect to see recreational dispensaries popping up in our valley. that does it for 13 action news live at 3:30.. but stay with us for judge judy up next. don't forget.. we're always on at ktnv.com and

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the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 22-year-old autumn maniaci is suing gregory gonzales for assaulting her outside a bar. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 210 on the calendar in the matter of maniaci vs. gonzales. >> judge jud >> byrd: you're welcome. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: everybody can be seated except somebody by the name of alex. who is that? you can stand next to your father. ms. maniaci, according to you, the defendant assaulted you outside a bar. >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: mr. gonzales says that you were the aggressor and he was merely defending his daughter. so, mr. gonzales, i would like you to change places with your daughter for a moment, because my first questions have to do