that is the academic hall hall located on 19th and college and potentially, another location, a garagelso been surrounded by a s.w.a.t. team and learned seven people, we don't know if they're just students. they may be employees or professors have been transported to three area hospitals. we don't know the condition of the other students and in addition to the shooter we have heard although not confirmed by nbc, the department chair had said someone in the building had been slashed in the leg by a machete. two other eyewitnesses had told us they had been texting with people inside of the building. one of them said he saw someone who had maybe been inside the heard shots and barricaded in the bathroom. if they're nearby, run or avoid the area or hide, barricade themselves. as jim told us, close the door and not open it. and it doesn't matter who said they're on the other side and the situation seems to be unfolding. we've learned limited information. although this is a college campus which is not an open carry location. it is prohibited to have any sort of gun on the campus of ohio stat

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see if there is a location in your city. oreo is getting into the candy business.the cookie giant is collaborating with european chocolate company, milka.they announced two new creations: the milka and the milka oreo chocolate candy bar.the family sized crunch bar is already available, but the chocolate bar won't hit store shelves until sometime in january. the seasonal favorite the mc-rib is back and mcdonald's is making it easier to find with your smartphone. mcdonald's has launched a new mcrib finder.it's free and uses the smartphone's g-p-s to find the nearest mcrib-selling mcdonald's.it also allows users to share that location with friends. thanks for joining us today at four.there's more ahead... on live at 4:30. including the latest on a deadly shooting at the will would you say no to a lot more money? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time war

we're told about 1,000 have shown must vote at your designated polling location. that information is on your sample ballot. you can also log onto the clark county website to find it. ((karen castro)) >>> polls close at 7. as long as you're in line by at ime y w [technical difficulties]. remember, polls close at 7:00 this evening. we're told as long as you're in line you will be able to cast your ballot. let's check in with katie, how is it going over there? >> reporter: so good so far. we're here in southwest las vegas at a middle school where voters have been streaming in slowly but surely. it has been fairly slow for us, voters have been able to get in, vote, and come out in about 3 minutes. we have been timing them. just got an update, as of 3:00 p.m., so far, just over 1150 people have voted so far. we talked to the clark county election officials who are expecting a big turnout today. election day. early voting turnout which broke 2012 early voting record. we were at a another polling locations, liberty high school. they had a longer line. many folks were the

go to any of the polling locations. we have a list on our website, news3lv.com, as opposed to on election day you will only be location. now at least when it comes to the voters i did speak with a 19-year-old first-time voter and he feels early voting is the way to go. now it's going to get pretty busy at the earlier voting locations. i spoke to the poll officials here. they say usually after 5:30 p.m. until closing time number of people are going to be wrapped around these lines. they say it really does wrap around. tens of thousands of people in clark county alone have voted at this location inside the galleria mall. a full list of the times and locations on our website, news3lv.com. that is the latest from the galleria mall. kyndell nunley. back to you two. >> krystal: i'm sure we'll see quite a few more lines as we get into the final stretch of early voting. a reminder for all the parents of clark county school district children. polling locations. if you attend a private school that might be different. but for clar

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it was one of several locations that stayed open late so everyone could vote. they county allowed voting even if people were getting into line after the posted closing time for early vote locations, which clark county says allowed under state law./// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas

..even uber will take you to the correct location. it's not like early voting where you could go to any number of designated locations to cast your ballot. on election day -- you must go to one particular spot and it's based on where you live. in early voting 770,000 people cast ballots. that means 46 percent of active voters will be out today make their choices in local, state and national races. we caught up with some voters who say they're glad this headache is almost over. 1:001:14 to 1:00:27"are you glad this election is almost over? so glad. what's been most annoying part on tv...it's terrible." 1:01:22 to 1:01:32 "how nasty it's been and no focus on the real issues that make this country...try not to watch commercials." again -- polls are open from 7am to 7pm today. expect long lines depending on your location -- hopefully you have an easy going employer who won't give you hassle for voting. but you are covered by a law that requires employers to give employees 1 to 3 paid hours of leave to allow them to vote. this is if it's i

the location is printed there on the ballot. if you can't find it and you know a polling location near you, go in and they will help you out. all the people working these local polls are helpful. you can't wear anything that supports a particular candidate or maybe some sort of ballot issue. a live report from craig at that location in about 15 minutes from now. when you go, just a reminder one some people breaking the rules here locally. don't wear anything that is on the ballot that could cause concern. >> dana: nevada figuring prominently in the race for the white house. we are a swing state. we could figure in who controls the u.s. senate as we have a tight race for a senate seat today. >> michelle: this is a big one and not just for us here in the this is one that everybody is watching and that as you mentioned is the senate seat for harry reid. this could determine which party controls the senate and right now we have katherine cortez and dr. joe heck. and this is a big one because harry reid has held this seat since 1987.

it's a very active location. they are both interns through cooperative agreement we have with the university of maryland. gena and lisa are both employees of the national parks service here at the facility, and they are in the process of processing these diacetate negatives. if you were in here you might smell a slight acidic smell in the room. we have an air handling unit, we call it an elephant nose. it removes the smell and they wear masks to protect them. because long-term exposure is probably not so good. these are very fragile negatives, and they are going into acid-free envelopes. each one of these negatives has already been digitized so this is the original. we have a digitized -- we have a disc version of all of these images. these are images of our parks. as early as the late 19th century. these will ultimately, once they are finished processing these objects, these will go to a cold storage unit, basically it's a gigantic refrigerator. a temperature of about 36, 37 degrees, and that will preserve these

one of this year's new locations has been the busiest "interestingly, the north side location probably has about 47 percent of the early votes cast percent and the remainder here downtown, so the northside location has by far been the most popular." early voting runs today from 830 am to 7 pm...and tomorrow if you're already registered ... from noon to five. we have information about all three locations...at fox6 now dot com. reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. m before election day. vice president joe biden will be stumping for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton today in madison. and republican presidential nominee donald trump will be back in wisconsin this weekend. his staff confirms he'll make a stop in west allis on sunday. fox 6 has you covered on election night. we will bring you expert analysis, results and reaction throughout the night on november 8th. four dead... and two others hurt those killed... and one of the injured... all worked at a milwaukee accounting firm. kim has the latest in the newsroom. in an emotional statement, a spokeswoma

this location and austin. and you're left with a pile of debt and no businesses to show for it. jeff: and right now, we're sufficing our debt with future franchise sells and -- lemonis: how many do you sell a month, franchises? jeff: i would average maybe one every three months. lemonis: so, what do you get paid? do you get paid from every franchise? jeff: the norm is $30,000. lemonis: up front? jeff: up front, and then 4% royalties. lemonis: okay, and what did you do with that money? jeff: paid off debt. lemonis: jeff hasn't really been building a business. what he's been doing is digging a ditch with a lot of debt. first of all, he borrowed $750,000 from a bank to build five corporate-owned stores to get the concept off the ground. but then he went out and rushed and sold 14 different franchises and collected those fees, only to be able to service the debt that he had borrowed. but with 30 grand per franchise, he was barely collecting enough to cover the interest on the loan. instead of owing less, he owes m

you'll also find a list of the stations located w polling location. picking up and moving is never an easy task... it's even more difficult when you're taking the entire building with you! how crews moved a century-old museum to its new location -- next. "im fox six's jonathon gregg, in a hard hat. the new bucks arena project has been going on for months. but fans on the other side of the construction fence haven't been able to see the what greases the gears in washington? money. and ron johnson fits right in. six years ago, johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, went to washington, then voted to protect $21 billion in tax breaks for the world's biggest oil companies. $21 billion. a wisconsin senator, protecting tax breaks for oil companies. that's ron johnson. that's washington. and he fits right in. end citizens united is responsible for the content of this ad. russ feingold: in the senate there's a choice- you can go along withited the rigged system,sible or you can stand for something that matters. i stand with wisconsin working famili

voter turnout has been robust in many locations throughout the bay area.found people lining up and waiting today in oakland to cast their ballots. californians ofcourse have a lot to go through this year. well beyond choosing the next president. there is a u-s senate race. and 17 ballot measures, along with numerous local races. one thing we will be paying close attention to in oakland. new economic proposal deal of thought andin many bay area counties, they are already busy counting votes. >> reporter: the how of masts mike be call into question for a to get so let chablis is in time. also told year and this could be he close to two years ago we spot a political science major says the thing to watch is a republican turnout. all are democrats and could hurt we will be keeping an eye on that to and so >> pam: vote totals are rea was happening there at this hour? >> reporter: and for very long night of his summit totals and the wind until later on an evening and all so ahead and the states of ohio and michigan as a move last if ohio but it's going to from th

the southside location maybe 17 percent and the remainder here downtown, so the northside location has by far been the most popular." early voting runs today from 830 am to 7 pm...and tomorrow if you're already registered ... from noon to five. we have information about all three locations...at fox6 now dot com. reporting live in milwaukee deandra before election day. vice president joe biden will be stumping for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton today in madison. and republican presidential nominee donald trump will be back in wisconsin this weekend. his staff confirms he'll make a stop in west allis on sunday. and we have also just confirmed his running mate mike pence will be in mukwonago tomorrow with speaker paul ryan and senator ron johnson we are learning more details about a deadly crash in i-94 in dane county that killed milwaukee area. kim is in the newsroom with new information. four are dead... and two others were hurt in the crash. now - we've learned three of those killed... and one of the injured... all worked at a milwaukee accounting firm. police say an s

escort to any location on campus. ((christianne klein)) >> unlv police tell me there are surveillance cameras littered around campus and police are looking at surveillance video to see if the suspect. ((denise valdez)) >>> just a week after voters passed the recreational marijuana ballot initiative... las vegas is playing host to the largest cannabis industry conference in the country. ((dave courvoisier)) >> more than 300 businesses gathered to show off their wares at the 5th annual marijuana business conference and expo. patrick walker is here with a rundown of what's happening at the conference. ((patrick walker)) >> it's an example of what's happening around the country. this conference has grown... just as the number of states where recreational and medical columbia now allow cannabis use in some form. the growing industry... means a growing set of support businesses. organizers say nearly 11-thousand industry professionals are at this year's conference. it covers all aspects of the marijuana industry -- from ban

this is raising cane's 12th location in the vegas valley. there's also an parents will be able to learn about the different schools around the valley. there will be workshops for parents and lots of activities to keep the kids busy. it's going on today from 11 to two at the east las vegas community center. there's also free lunch for every family that registers. if you love the snow and are looking for a seasonal job... head on up to lee canyon! the resort is holding a job fair this weekend. there are 200 seasonal and full time jobs open. these include ski school instructors, food and beverage workers, guest services, and lift operators. the job fair will be at the resort lodge tomorrow... from noon to three p-m. the lights are twinkling once again at the las vegas motor speedway... we hope you'll join us for glittering lights... and take a drive through the holiday spectacular. the display benefits the children's glittering lights will run through january 7th... it opens daily at 5:30 p-m.... during the week it will cost 20 dollars per car.

far this season for many locations, including right here in milwaukee. lows bottomed out well into the 20s everywhere with wind chills in the teens. we'll see a slight improvement in our weather today with more sunshine and less wind. however, temperatures will still only reach the upper 30s new this morning.. police investigating a deadly crash near 27th & capitol. it happened just before 10 last night. police attempted to stop a chevy impala for a traffic offense. the driver sped off heading north on 27th. the driver swerved into capitol.. striking another car and a light pole. a male passenger in the chevy was killed. six others were hurt but are expected to strong winds fanned the flames of a car fire in kenosha county...police say it happened on i-94 at county road m-l. you can see the wind shaking the d-o-t camera. deputies had to close three southbound lanes while the fire was put out. no one was hurt. problems on the roads in waukesha county.. the sheriff's department responded to this crash yesterday. deputies tell us a minivan rolled over on i-

the homeless man involved hasn't been located. rising violent crime rates mean valley police handle thousands of calls for help every day. but if you think the strip is the number one place for police contact 13 chief investigator darcy spears reveals the valley's top 10 most dangerous locations... places that demand so much police time it could delay help when you need it most. 3:48 harvey lott: thank god i'm still alive. marine veteran harvey lott was viciously attacked by an acquaintance on an early thursday evening in september. harvey lott 1:01 i woke up to him around my throat beating my head against the head board, harvey passed out. he's not sure for how long. when he woke, he called 911. harvey 7:51 i'm bleeding from my head. you know, i'm on blood thinners. i've lost a lot of blood here. harvey was told because he was potentially in an active crime scene, paramedics couldn't come until police responded. harvey 7:42 so i asked her what's taking the police so long. she said they were on other calls. harvey says he waited f

to verify, we visited multiple locations where we saw no long lines. and arizona secretary of state michelle reagan says we have seen a huge turnout this election cycle. >> people are excited and happy. it is looking like we are going to have amazing turnout then already, the latest numbers, 1.7, early ballots have been mailed in. >> reporter: she referenced when the day is over and the day is over at 7:00. so make sure you are in line by then. if you have your early ballot at home, bring that with you. you can drop that off and skip the line altogether if there is one and where you vote matters. this is precinct based polling so you have to go to a specific location. so, we do have all of that for you right at your fingertips with our cbs5 mobile news app. as you know, that is where you will find the very latest on not only the presidential election, but, the measures and officials here in arizona, back to you. >> thank you lena. the lines are not looking too bad here in town yet. but there are long lines across the town country. craig boswell is at a

. >> here's sergio avila live at a polling location to break down what the judgment decide -- the judge decided just hours ago. >> reporter: well, this all stems from the last day of early voting. that friday, some polling locations, the trump campaign and donald trump filing that legal request, saying that some open well beyond the 8:00 posted closing time and thehe are sayig that that gave an unfair advantage to democrats and the democratic party. here's what we can tell you -- they were requesting today from a judge to make sure that clark county preserves all of those ballots, all of the registration information from people involved in those four different polling locations, make sure they keep that in case there's some sort of legal challenge that were to follow this election. well, a judge said they were going to deny that request mainly because clark county already does that. they already preserve all of that information and keep it separate from our ballots. that's what the judge said today. so that request was denied. i can tell you here at this polling location, things have be

taking a live look from chopper location in summerlin... this is bonner elementary near town center and hualapai.... it doesn't open for about an hour chopper 13 will be over polling locations all across the valley this morning.... right now-- police are in connection to a deadly home invasion. only 13 action news is speaking to the victim's girlfriend who says she was hiding in the bathroom during the whole thing. "i just want to know, could i have saved him? i just feel here you see the men walking up to the home near twain and torrey pines saturday afternoon. less than a minute later... gunfire. nats of gunshot (butted with) "hey!" stephanie gruttadauria tells us her boyfriend tom jones was killed over 60 dollars. she says he was shot in the face, after the suspects demanded he hand over some drugs and money. police believe the men were driving this yellow moving truck. if you think you might breaking overnight... a man is recovering after being stabbed downtown...and police are still looking for the two suspects... the victim tells poli

chris jansing at a polling location in cleveland.hat's hosting five precincts, one of ohio's favorite daughters, for sure. you know the state so well. chris, you know, we talk about the importance of ohio but do the people there recognize their role particularly in this election? >> reporter: one of the things they have been saying particularly here which is the heart of cleveland, the african-american vote, they know that they need to bring up the numbers here. they're hyperaware of it and a number of people have friends or family not going to vote seem quite upset about it. let's see what's going on. i spoke to election officials here in cuyahoga county and said this is pretty much the scene everywhere. very steady what they would call brisk business but no long lines. that's something they like. they have quarter mile lines in cincinnati. bad news though it looks like for hillary clinton because in this county, voting is down 16%, early voting was 22% in cleveland alone. so she really needs to bring up those numbers today. it's im

locations. it's beautiful outside right now. it's a little on the chilly of the day. your highs will be in the mid to upper 60s. temperatures this afternoon will rise to about 69 degrees. so nice. outside right now, grab that cup of coffee, the forecast really is very pleasant for it. the temperatures are currently in the 30s. and even in the 20s in spots. and then your afternoon highs are going to be in the upper 60s and even some 70s. all right. so i've got the complete forecast coming up in about 10 minutes. and we'll have more from 9 cares colorado shares. guys you shall even though it's chillyt the viewers coming by and dropping off donations i feel the warm and fuzziness inside of me. it's going to be a good day in colorado. >> a donut will help warm that up too. i'll see if i can find some of those in a little bit. 7:07 now on your saturday morning. let's move to other headlines. >>> it's a controversial 1100- mile pipeline designed to carry oil from north dakota to illinois. but the flas

the fog is located on the cold side of this front. today, plan on highs into the upper 60s north with lower to mid continues to look active late tonight into wednesday with some spots able to exceed a half inch of rain by the time everything is all through late on wednesday. from thursday through early next week, dry conditions are anticipated with highs generally in the mid-60s and lows in the lower to middle 40s. this is around 10 degrees above normal both day and night. have gooday!today: partly cloudy and mild. wind: n 5-10. high: tonight: isoted showers late in the night. win ne 10. l this morning on the coe college campus. now a 37-year-old man who police say was shot after fleeing from a traffic stop is at uihc. tv9 is continuing to working with police to find out how that officer is doing. we now go to kcrg-tv nine's brea love who is next to coe college. chris and nicole, currently i'm here at the corner of 1st avenue northeast and 12th street southeast. police have told us this started out as a traffic stop. cedar rapids poli

temperatures above freezing and most locations. -- in most locations. beyond that, visibility's will improve as rainfall moves in for the afternoon. into the evening, some of that will be heavy at times. let's take a look at your wednesday morning ride here in the granite state. we're joined live by 95.7 wzid's deb davidson. good morning, deb. deb: good morning. especially through the concord area, on 393, 93, 106, and route three. also slow moving on 94 northbound from exit 15 through exit 20. 89 southbound is slow from hopkinton into concord. the northbound side, we are seeing heavy delays through warner. reports of icy conditions around the lakes region, so take it easy. along the seacoast, it is very foggy, so because cautious on 95 and the spaulding the wzid traffic network, i am deb davidson. sean: thanks. the attorney general's office is now investigating a total of four homicides in new hampshire in just the last week. erin: last wednesday, a man was killed in wentworth. on sunday, a little girl from berlin died. monday, a man was shot in effing

three voting locations in milwaukee with that story... milwaukee officials say in addition to downtown there have been two additional sites - this one for the north side has had a line out the door all day. speaker robin vos says republicans will likely revisit the issue next year. he says its a matter of having the same set of rules statewide. the line is a constant friday afternoon at the early voting location in midtown shopping center. a day earlier, milwaukee mayor tom barrett announces more than 38-thousand city voters already cast ballots - a record for the city. we always felt that if we had more locations and more hours, that more people would want to vote early. milwaukee can have extended early voting hours and three early polling places thanks for a federal judge james peterson struck down limitations passed by the republican-led legislature. their argument is uniform early voting hours ensure an even playing field for rural communities that cant afford to staff multiple locations and hours that match milwaukees. the judge dis

if you show up to the wrong location, you have to go to a specific location for your neighborhood. there will be somebody on site address. don't worry, if you show up to the wrong place, they'll show you where to go. don't wear any attire that supports a particular candidate. election officials say they hope everyone comes out to vote but emphasize today is your last chance. >> kim: you have been covering 10 election sikes i suppose so you have quite a bit of history to pull f to see you doing it. not like justin timberlake when he was in the actual booth. # it i voted lv. you might get a shoutout on the air like some of these you've seen in early voting. remember to use that # no matter where you are in social media and it will assemble it on our the coverage here on channel 3 beginning another 4:00 this afternoon. we're going to to the have a combo platter for you. nbc news and news 3 will be providing coverage. at 8:00 switch over to the cw for continued local coverage as results come in. we're going to have a full wrap up of the key races live at 11:00 and updated results all n

some of the locations may ask you for a picture id. ask for a provisional ballot, you can always head over to our web site on abc action news.com. reporting live in lakeland. >>> thank you. we have crews spread out all over the bay area. folks across the state are casting their votes this morning. this is a live picture of folks lined up outside of the coliseum to cast ballots. polls close at 7 p.m. more than half of the state voted early. to make their voices heard. >>> voters are asked to vote on issues that may be confusing to you. we're going to break down a few now. in tampa, voters are asked if the city council can order audits this is a political issue, they want the power to perform more audits to see if taxpayers are getting ripped voters are asked to create a redistricting board it would make sure that the county represents everyone equally. >>> today's vote determines who controls congress beginning in january. right now, it appears republicans will retain control of the house. they have 246 seats, it's a 57% races and will

anyone interested in applyinc locations. katie?/// ((katie boer)) >>> all day we've been talking about the freeze warning that will take affect in a few hours... so to mark this season's first... i spent the evening on the ice at the cosmopolitan. they lay it on-top of the boulevard pool every year... through new year's. the cosmo has been doing the rink --which is 42-hundred square feet--for 5 years now... they've also got specialty drinks and food that you can enjoy by the fire... and to top it off... ((katie boer)) <<< good evening...i'm tracking some of the coldest temperatures of the season with our first widespread freeze arriving overnight and early of clark county. ................. that freeze warning remains in effect from 2 am to 8 am wednesday with widespread minimum temperatures 28-32 degrees expected for the first time this season across portions of central and northeast clark counties in nevada and the high desert zones of san bernardino county. temperatures are expected to remain slightly above freezing near downtow

the reason why i chose that location simply to keep costs low.on the overhead works within my budget and it's also a place where i'm able to facilitate and be private as well. since i'm able to take calls in his fund to e-mail. >> any other commissioners? >> moved to approve >> second >> not take er. >> rashly moving to take yard and to oppose condition >> i moved to take er and approved with conditions >> did i hear seconds because seconds. on a motion to take er and approve this matter with conditions hillis got johnson aye koppel aye melgar aye moore aye richards got so moved that passes unanimously 6-0. places us on general the public for which i've no speak regards. >> other any speakers for general public, and? seeing none, the meeting is adjourned. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >> so, same time next week? well, of course. announcer: b dreams and good grades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. >>

can you tell me about this particular location, the program? >> this location is very significant.this was the very first and only location granted by the board of supervisors for the street artist when the program began in 1972. how does a person become a street artist? there are two major tenants. you must make the work yourself and you must sell the work yourself. a street artist, the license, then submitting the work to a committee of artists. this committee actually watches them make the work in front of them so that we can verify that it is all their own work. >> what happened during the holiday to make this an exciting location? >> this would be a magic time of year. you would probably see this place is jammed with street artists. as the no, there is a lottery held at 6 in the morning. that is how sought after the spaces are. you might get as many as 150 street artists to show up for 50 spaces. >> what other areas can a licensed street artist go to? >> they can go to the fisherman's wharf area. they can go in and around union square. we have space is now up in the castro, in

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the project is are located a dozen victorians slated for demolition. todays hearing is a sign how far the preservation movement has come since the late 60's, early 70's. in the early years and more roontly the preservation movement has been a age nt of gentrifications. we hear from applicants seeking recognition from the historic previvation commission to precktd against gent fiication and prized out. heritage is proud to play a central role in the establishment of the legacy business along with support from historic preservation. we are proud to nominate sam's grill before you today and included two other nominees in our list of legacy bars and restaurants, cafe triest and cafe due northbound. we are trying to keep up with the times and seeking the designation and being on the national register so thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. >> good day commissioners. lee helpner from supervisor aaron peskins office and want to offer support cafe triest and sams grill. they said so much already but it is clear these are much more than businesses th

coming up -- the unique polling place located right behind one 5. polling places pop up in different places across the country. the goal is to try and make it easy for people to exercise their right to vote. fox 6's kim murphy walks us through the prep work behind setting up a polling place in your garage. behind these doors, a few san diegans will play a small, but critical role in our nation's history. "just put it right on the floor, right around the corner." robert murillo has been transforming his southern california garage into a polling place for years. "i'm proud to be an american, this is a great opportunity to vote and get involved in the community." he runs a very tight ship. "this over here." and it's all the garage clean, i'm in for it." his wife dawn helping monday night with voting booths. his 17-year-old daughter darcy volunteering today before she can even vote. "more of a requirement." "they do not have a choice." "i think it's really important because this is our future, and it depends on it." "it's an adrenaline rush that i get t

that is a polling location. we're expecting people to start this is already a record setting election in clark county. more people have early voted than ever before. if you are one of the people voting today at a polling place, make sure you know the address because that is the only place you can cast your ballot today. the address is printed on the sample ballot you received in the mail and you can find it online there. is a link at news3lv.com. there is another rule to keep in mind. their candidates or campaigns. you are not allowed to wear anything that supports a particular candidate or ballot issue. >> if you are wearing your candidate clothing or buttons or that sort of thing you are election nearing so you shouldn't be doing that within a certain distance in the first place. >> the polls open at 7:00 this are you an early voter or are you going to get that done today? >> reporter: i early voted. i've been an absentee voter for many years. it's more convenient. >> kim: i'll get you a sticker so you can sna

there, you will find information on how to register, and polling locations. and you can also see where the candidates stand on the top issues, read their biographies, and learn fun facts about them. it is all at wmur.com. sean: and if you are just waking up, we are hearing about long lines already out at the polls, which opened at 6:00. coming up on "daybreak," nearly find out when these animals could be available for adoption. erin: and a rowdy crowd forces the evacuation of a mall in massachusetts. we'll explain how an event featuring a rapper and a boston celtics player turned to chaos. e day, but a milder finish before another cool down for the end of the week. all the details ahead. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue d you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? vo: ending fund

as far a location i'm told everything has gone smoothly. about 30 minutes ago, we did see a metro officer drive by here. we heard yesterday from metro saying they would be patrolling all polling locations, keeping an eye on them for any sort of disturbances or any activity. so far we've heard of no issues at any polling place, be it a disturbance, voter intimidation or anything else, problems with until the polls close. should anything arise, we'll be sure to report it back to you. sergio avila, news 3. >> thank you. >>> you know one reason why so many people watch very closely at the polls is something that happened in 2000. who can forget that election that dare with the chads, the dangling chads? >> have we progressed 16 years later and snafus already. >> reporter: for the first time in u.s. history more than 200 million americans have registered to vote in 2016. nearly 100 million are expected to vote today. when you have that many potential voters there's bound to be hiccups. >> this is by it's really important in a bipartisan way peop

most locations will be dry. if you do see rain..the amounts will be clouds clear shortly before sunrise tuesday. election day (tuesday) is cooler and breezy with plenty of sunshine. the wind diminishes tuesday evening and with a clear sky, morning lows wednesday will be change through early next week. mostly sunny each day with high temperatures mainly in the 50s and lows in the 30s. weekend outlook: mostly sunny saturday with highs in the low 50s. sunshine again sunday, but a little warmer as temperatures climb to near 60. clouds tonight might produce a brief light shower as a cold front pushes through the state. most locations will be dry. if clouds clear shortly before with plenty of sunshine. the wind diminishes tuesday evening and with a clear sky, morning lows wednesday will be in the low to mid 30s. the weather pattern doesn't change through early next week. mostly sunny each day with high temperatures mainly in sunny saturday with highs in the low 50s. sunshine again sunday, but a little warmer as temper

the southside location maybe 17 percent and the remainder here downtown, so the northside location has by far been the most popular." we have information on all three of those locations on our we dot com-- just click on the politics tab. mary? fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis, results and reaction throughout the night on november 8th. only on fox6 tonight-- your kid gets into her dream college-- and you couldn't be happier. but then reality sets in. "ooo,who gonna pay for this laughs " coming up next-- we'll introduce you to a different kind of financial aid. get ready for a lot of sun over the next few days. i'll show you how long this coming up in your fox6 forecast. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she's a slob. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat chested is very hard to be a 10. does she have a good body? no. does she have a fat [expletive]? absolutely. do you treat women with respect? there are two big parts of a college in...the second is getting out with being st

other location in hernando county, spring hill, 5:00-8:00. a lot of the ymca's don't have the capacity to do it. they don't have the employees to do it. they had to with draw the ability. only two locations will be able providing free child care election day. ymca originally made the statement back on friday saying it was a great idea, great service to provide free child care. a lot of the locations wanted to do it. unfortunately they don't have the building, the manpower. unfortunately they are going to have to draw back. for more information on the locations and hours, you can go it doesn't look like it is going to happen. >> great service to provide. all right. alcides, thank you. >>> let's go over to dave. waiting for a big cooldown, bring it, my friend. >> two and a half days, if you going to be similar. not only when it comes through, also how cool it got. same thing behind this one, gorgeous, look at the beautiful sunshine on the brook dale bay shore camera. little bit of cloud cover you can see that with the river view net camera. mil

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you we're out there earlier at the different location. covering protest. at about 745. you mentioned in swat gear. they are having a standoff with the protesters right now before you take our shot live. there was a tussle between a police officer and the other officers moved in and one of the protesters try to get the 25. they did give violent they are bringing out canisters right now that we presume would be some sort of teargas asking the media to move out to a certain area. this is getting tense very quickly. these protesters are not giving out. right now they are moving in as we speak on live tv they are yelling move back they have the batons out backup thisom protesters. forcibly being moved off of the interstate down this. it is angering them tensions are high. now you have an aerial shot from the chopper to give you a birds eye view of how large this demonstration is it is no longer peaceful they're saying move no longer moving forward you have led to protesters here of front up front move oracle point in the officers faces lecturing them. a sergeant a sergeant s

at the time it was located right around the corner from our current location at 1102 taraval st.t has a very extensive history and basically, when we opened i remember as a young boy when i immediately helped in the business, as a young boy, i remember the streetcars still had their catchers on. a few of them did and basically the postage rates we were talking that stands for collectors was three cents. it cost three cents to mail a first-class letter. the comedy was founded by my father and mother and they open their doors of the business in 1956. basically, it's been in continuous existence since that time and even though they are no longer around, i continue to run the business full-time and the owner is also prior as i stated first of all. the business has drawn on a very interesting history. it's drawn on a number of clients from the sunset parkside area. the nature of the copy of sparrow which is stamp collecting is as universal appeal that franklin donor wrote roosevelt was a stamp collector and their many many people in the sunset area. we've had over the years will been

they say location, location, location. if everything goes according to plan they will be here. the $400 million arena will be part of the development plan for the coyotes and a hotel. it's currently a golf course owned by asu. it would be a partnership with asu and their hockey team. >> best in class and we want something people want to go to. in a location that's ideal and centrally situated for our fans. the stadium will be first rate. >> so now it boils down to money. the coyotes need either the state or the city of tempe to chip in about half of the costs of this plan which is $200 million. that stadium would open in time for the 2019 season. back to you. >>> back to the live desk. an e. coli scare in flagstaff seems to be under control. last week officials found e. coli in the water there. the problem is now fixed. >>> the search for a killer in the valley. what could help police. >>> filling president-elect >>> right now police still searching for whoever shot and killed a man in glendale. the man shot to death over the weekend in an apartment complex near 51st and northe

>>reporter: it spells out regulations where shops can be located in security requirements for grow locations.>> we don't have those at the will of any illegal drug dealer that wants to grow marijuana. >>reporter: legalizing pot will reduce some crimes but it will give rise to a new crime. our law does have differences from colorado's and our voter protection lot will make it tough to change. >> the governor cannot veto it and it cannot be repealed. even amending it will require three fourths from the legislature which is hard to do.>>reporter: a concern of children will get into recreational marijuana, especially the edibles. in colorado that did turn out to be a problem. here prop 205 has a requirement to common child resistant packaging. >>> tomorrow's nonstop election day coverage begins with a special one-hour edition of the now arizona beginning at four clock and it continues throughout the night with a special one-hour edition of abc15 news at 10:00. >>> it's gut wrenching and we been following this year-old who was left to suffer in a slow and agonizing death trapped in a backseat of