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new york - new york 0:30 "so many people, you don't know if there is going to be traffic or security lines so i want to make sure i make it to my flight." jerry slater, traveling from chicago to dallas -- chicago #2 00:27 "get here on time or a little bit ahead of time. 2 hours beforehand and everyone should be good to go." michelle slusher, traveling from sacramento to colorado -- sacramento 0:34 "we anticipated the lines little longer through security so we got here a little earlier. just making sure we are organized." jeff aeder, traveling from chicago to new york -- chicago #2 0:56 "we headed out early. we're going to ny to see my parents. the lines aren't bad. looking forward to an easy day." the busiest airports, atlanta, chicago and here in los angeles, where some 2.3 million passengers will pass through lax. sot nico melendez, tsa - hunt sots 0:06 "it's going to be a very busy season. in los angeles, passenger traffic is up over 8% and we'll have all hands on deck." on duty at airports across the country after criticism over long lines earlier this year... they'll be trying to keep the security lines moving while also keeping everyone safe... sot nico melendez, tsa - hunt sots 00:29 "our men and women on the front lines are on the front lines everyday and they're always looking for that little needle in the haystack. they always have to be on the cutting edge." security is obvious, a deliberate show of force to deter attacks and reassure passengers, although officials emphasize there are no credible threats at this stage... sot david

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she's expected to arrive here in new york new york city at any moment. crowds greeted hillary clinton in new york city. she said voting for herself was so humbling. >> so many people are counting on me in this election. >>reporter: former president bill clinton said he's already getting used to becoming the country's first first gentleman. pennsylvania is one of the battleground states and clinton campaign workers went door to door to get out the vote. these pennsylvania voters didn't need a reminder. >> i think hillary will make a difference. i see trump as for himself. >>reporter: a national exit poll asked voters if they thought the country was on the right or wrong track. 61 percent said the wrong track. i'm rija the clinton headquarters. >>reporter: that same poll asked candidates when they looked for and 38 percent said someone who could bring about change. donald trump voted at a polling place near his home in new york city. trump gave children high fives and talked with voters before casting his ballot. some said he was encouraged by early return. the republican presidential nominee

new york.. and her republican counterpart is voting too.. trump is expected to be at a polling place in new york, new york any minute now. polls across nevada are opening as we voters will have the next 12-hours to make their decisions.. the clark county school district has canceled classes today.. and many schools are serving as polling locations. fox 5's mike doria is live at liberty high this morning -- how are the lines there right now? polls are open today from 7am to 7pm and expect to get inundated with reminders to get out and vote today at every twist and turn. facebook is going to help you find your polling google when you log on to search...even uber will take you to the correct location. 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 wher 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.

news this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a digital fashion editor from new york, new york... an attorney from henderson, tennessee... and our returning champion, an aspiring tv writer from west hollywood, california... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good champion in andrew lee. as you just heard, $26,001. jay and lexie, could happen to you. in this half-hour, it could happen to you. let's see if it does. here we go, "jeopardy!" round. and now a look at the categories. hey. followed by... and finally, you're gonna love this one... are they all going to be short words? we'll find out. andrew, start. let's do 1990s movie quotes for $200. [ flits tongue ] lexie.

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new york, new york parking garage. there will be official team merchandise for sale. and season ticket holders will be allowed to go inside the arena and try out their seats after the announcement. we know the name involves "knights"... with "desert knights, golden knights, or contenders. we are continuing to follow breaking news out of tennessee. the latest details on a school bus crash involving young children... and the call for better safety measures. " "airport workers like me, who work hard to provide for our families shouldn't have to live paycheck by paycheck." " hundreds of airport workers plan to walk off the job in chicago. hear when this will happen... and how thanksgiving will play a role. and fox5's mike doria shows off his graceful skating moves, and what you can find at this winter wonderland on the strip. ?? nobody likes a dog with bad breath. that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chew cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help for a cleaner mouth everyone can love. ask your vet about oravet chews. we continue to follow breaking news out of chatanooga, tennesee.. where according to local media .. at least 6 children were killed in this school bus crash. you can see the devastation of this crash in this picture from the chattanooga fire departmen

new york in realtime. >> while in new york, s.w.a.t. unit -- for new york, this is just a drill. >> all part of a that puts detectives across the globe to try to stop the next attack. >> we need to be in a position of 24 hour as day and 365 days a year, all around the globe to react right in new york city in realtime. >> john miller, department commissioner intelligence, fighters are returning to europe from syria are a growing threat to the u.s., too. >> they come back trained and harden, and committed detectives over in 13 locations including europe, middle east and austria. >>> here, nypd detectives are staging across the globe and sharing intelligence about the latest threat to europe and the u.s. >> the french speaking shooter is one of the attackers who end up in a battle theater. >> the attack one year scene. >> i reached out into the contacts that i made over the year to get that information and relay it back to new york as soon as possible. >> the french police were out gunned in an earlier attack. >> the nypd added terror training for hundred

new york banks because that's where the banks were so course you came here for your funding. the new york merchants supply the planners with everything from the pianos in their parlors to their file shares to the close they put on display. new york not only shifted the significance first of cotton but new york harbor was where those ships came back to fill european views and that made new york important to washington dc where or washington city as people called it back then. it had a big impact on the federal government because the government learned large portions of its revenues from the customs house in new york harbor, there was a b. where the entire federal budget was coming from the customs house in new york city. now wasn't just the bankers and shipping magnates who profited from cotton in new york city. the thousands and thousands of workers who directly or indirectly were profiting from crops, dockworkers obviously but also shops, people in the shops, people who worked in the hotels and the gambling houses and restaurants and brothels, there were lots ofsoutherners and they would come up from this summer and treat new york city as their home away from home . everybody was in various ways dependent on maintaining th

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general pam bondi's name has come up for us attorney general along with former you new york mayor rudy giuliani in new york rs new york previous governor rudy giuliani in new jersey governor chris christie. new green bridge -- newt gingrich is possible selection for secretary of state but palin and his son could also have a campaign manager kelly ann conway said mister trump is hard at work on his cabinet picks. >> are you actively vetting people as we speak right now for positions? >> yes, we are going to whence we have to get ready to form a government. >> conway may also have a place on the donald trump team as a strategist or a. >>> it is possible donald trump's polarizing stance on some issues could make some people hesitant to join his team, but there seems to be no shortage of peoplewi be considered. >>> one of the most interesting things you mentioned is that the possibility of an oil guy running the apartment of the interior -- department of interior which is definitely something different. >>> the man leading donald trump's transition team, new jersey governor chris christie will be live to discuss the

new york. new york state, new york state, what happened to new york state with the jobs going to mexico and other places? and when hillary clinton was senator, she said she ran on the basis that she would create new jobs. i'll tell you what, just another lie. it's worse than ever, ever, ever before. she did nothing. she did nothing. we're fighting for every american who believes government should serve the people, not the donors and not the special interests. i'm asking you to dream big because with your votes, can you believe this, in just two days, we're two days away, we will get the change you've been waiting for for your entire life. and i hope, i hope that you will consider it the greatest and most important vote that you will ever cast because we will start winning again. we'll win on trade. we'll knock the hell out of isis. we will start winning again. together we will make america wealthy again. we will make america strong again. we will make america safe again, and we will make america great again. thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. god bless you. thank you. get out there an

new york new york. aura hernandez said it made her very happy to be her children for the very first time. the last thursday before election day... the national polls show a race that is coming and the the wire candidates are pulling out the stops with big names and big money in the final days of the campaign. dianne gallagher breaks down the latest on the race for the white house in this report from washington. big names. big money. little time left. president barack obama: five more days. five more days. it's coming down to the wire and hillary clinton is maintaining her election edge over a late-surging donald trump. the cnn poll of polls, which averages the five most recent national polls, shows her leading 46-42. surrogates for both candidates are out in full force, criss-crossing the country. melania trump, who until today hadn't delivered a campaign speech since the republican national convention, made a rare solo appearance, speaking to voters in pennsylvania. melania trump / donald trump's wife: this man i know so well, donald trump, with your help and god's catch up or pull away at the last minute, is an expensive one. cue the multi-million dollar closing arguments. clinton's camp ramped up its spending to roughly $32 million in the final week alone, inundating battleground states, and beyond with ads like this one. campaign ad: because all it takes it one wrong move. "i would bomb the out of them". just one. but trump is getting in on the big spend too dropping around $20 million week. campaign ad: don't let her fail us again. i'm donald trump and i approve this message. and while clinton may be the cubs fan, both candidates had skin in game seven. world series watchers got a side of politics with their baseball wednesday night, with each campaign running three ads during the primetime broadcast. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. actress susan sarandon had harsh words for both major party's presidential nominees today -- calling both hillary clinton "un-trustable." the actress's comments came after she delivered a critique of the controversial dakota access pipeline project... and what she considered to be the presidential candidates' collective failure to intervene. (susan sarandon/actress, activist) "whether they're unlikeable or not they're untrustable. and i think we've been voting the lesser of two evils for too long, and that's why it's really important. the good news, if you want some good news, is that everybody's so frustrated that at least we're awake." sarandon had supported presidential candidate bernie sanders. sarandon said she will be voting for green party candidate jill stein on november 8th. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier with plenty of sunshine across the las vegas valley, temperatures this afternoon climbed into the low 80s. skies will stay clear tonight with overnight lows dropping into the 60s. a slight will continue, blowing 5 to 15 mph around the valley. showers will continue over arizona on friday, but they will be too far east to bring us any rain. we'll see a few clouds during the afternoon over the eastern half of our viewing area, otherwise, it will be another mostly sunny and warm fall day. highs will hold in the low 80s. hover around 80 through the weekend and well into next week. a few more clouds drift across the area sunday, but we will remain dry closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortl

let's meet today's contestants -- a digital fashion editor from new york, new york... an attorney from henderson, tennessee... and our returning champion, an aspiring tv writer from west hollywood, california... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good champion in andrew lee. as you just heard, $26,001. jay and lexie, could happen to you. in this half-hour, it could happen to you. let's see if it does. here we go, "jeopardy!" round. and now a look at the categories. hey. followed by... and finally, you're gonna love this one... are they all going to be short words? we'll find out. andrew, start. let's do 1990s movie quotes for $200. [ flits tongue ] lexie. what is "the silence of the lambs"? yes. 1990s movie quotes for $400. andrew. -what's "shakespeare in love"? -no. [ beep ] jack nicholson in "as good as it gets." lexie, back to you.

new york new york. people up to the top floor, the 7th floor, the parking garage. there's no room for them to come down. there is also a long line to know the name of the team they are buying. in about a half an hour, bill foley, the owner, he's the won who brought the nhl here. he's about to speak. will we hear the name? the rumor is desert knights, goning knights, perhaps. we'll find out who we'll be rooting for. i take a look at we'll have this on news 3 as soon as it breaks the name. we'll bring that to you. what back to the stood -- back to the studio. >> bill foley wanted black knights. we'll have to see. we'll know here soon. while we're on the subject of sports teams, the city of oakland vowed it wouldn't let the raiders leave for las vegas without a fight. we have new developments that that pledge. there's word out of the bay area that the city and a group of investors have struck some sort of deal to build a new stadium up there and keep the raiders in oakland. our sister station in the bay area reports it involves former player ronnie lott and an investor group. now, you need to keep in mind the raiders' organization and mark davis, they are not part of these negotiations. oakland's mayor, libby schaaf, said they've done a lot of work to try to keep the t and environmental clearance, not just for the stadium but for the development. things like a hotel, retail. maybe even a new office park. these are things that could go on

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that's one of the two big new york tabloids, "the new york daily news," tends to lead to democrats. the other new york tabloid is "the new york post" and they tend to lean towards republicans. even "the new york post" which runs republicans, they described that candidate as a park avenue patron, describing her as a rich socialite and also that this candidate was illegally registered to vote at two addresses at the same time and she had voted from both of them. "the daily news" reported that she had treated it as a campaign experience when she took rudy giuliani golfing. she took rudy giuliani golfing multiple times at the hamptons and then charged her campaign donors for his golf fees and also for his golf fees and also for caddies. she was confronted with the news that that was illegal. her defense was, quote, ignorance. she said she was totally ignorant of the fact that you can't charge rudy giuliani's golf games to your campaign donors. that said, she did have a good looking resume, though, and an intriguing looking resume. in that campaign, she handed out a written resume to repo

but the events begin tomorrow at "the park" between new york begin tomorrow at "the park" between new york new york and monte carlo.. and end friday night with nascar's annual awards. this morning .. las vegas mayor carolyn goodman "welcome you to champion's week here in las vegas, november 28th to december 2nd. 20th anniversary of the las vegas motor speedway. we welcome you all and look forward to seeing you." now the reason for the cowboy hats.. this week is also the wrangler national finals rodeo. thousands of cowboys and cowgirls are excpected to visit the valley over the next week and a half. the 10-day event kicks off at the thomas and mack center on thursday. the rodeo competitions in bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing and bull riding. the coldest has felt in nearly 10 months is on the way tonight. a freeze warning is in effect for the las vegas valley from 2 am to 8 am wednesday. neighborhoods will be dropping into the low 30s and upper 20s overnight. skies will be mostly clear on wednesday with high temperatures only in

share the warmth of grands biscuits, now with even more flaky layers from new york to from new york to from new york to trump's victory. in ybor city about 75 people marched through the streets wednesday night. another protest is planned tonight in tampa. wipe today president obama will meet with president-elect donald trump as he begins his transition to the white house. wipe florida legalizes medical marijuana. for amendment 2, the strongest support in the bay area was in pinellas county.> during the campaign, you probably saw a bunch of celebrities talking about leaving the country if their candidate didn't win. allison, now that the results are in, the big question is will some movie stars actually leave? ian, as of right now we have not heard of anyone actually leaving, but here is a list of people who said comedian and actress amy schumer was really vocal the entire campaign. she said she would move to spain, but us weekly she says she was just joking. she actually calls people who leave the country as quote, "disgusting." actress lena dunham, who you may know from the hit h-b-o series "g

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new york new york. all you need to do is show your 'i voted sticker' or mention voting to get your custard. finally, marco's pizza will be handing out vouchers for a free medium pizza, but they aren't stopping there. free medium pizza, but they aren't stopping there. the company plans on sending some workers to different polling places to hand different polling places to hand out the vouchers. if you know of anymore election day freebies that i didn't mentionsend day freebies that i didn't mentionsend the info to my email and i'll pass it along. these are just some of the freebies we found this morning. no matter who you choose... decision day is tuesday... and now two companies are teaming up to ma voting a little bit easier! uber and google are launching a special in-app feature on election day.. to help you find your polling place and get a ride there. new uber users can use the code "vote-today" to get 20-dollars off their first ride. for all your election coverage.. make sure you turn into fox-5 tomorrow! we'll bring you all you need to know before heading to the polls... and crunch the numbers as they come in. children open wrapped up this weekend.. with rod pampling sinking a huge final putt. the champ's 32- foot birdie putt on 18 sealed the deal.. giving pampling foot birdie putt on 18 sealed the deal.. giving pampling his 3-rd p-g-a win for his career.. and his first in over a decade. pampling outlasted american lucas glover.. who bogeyed 17 and 18. he says he usually never wins in vegas.. on or off the course. and here is a look at how the locals finished.. ryder cup champ and u-n-l-v grad ryan moore tied for 15-th at 13 under.. bonanza high product and birthday boy scott piercy finished tied for 24th at twelve under.. former rebels alex cjeka and chad campbell finished 27th and 61st respectively. notice.. after the raiders took

new york are female voters in new york are honoring the woman who fought for their right to vote. they are placing "i voted" stickers on susan b. anthony's grave to show their respect. anthony was a leader during the women's suffrage movement. she never got the chance to vote herself, because she died in 19-06, 14 years before women earned the right to vote here in the u-s. the women are also leaving flowers and campaign memorabilia at her gravestone to honor her fight. let's take a look at what's ahead on fox five news this live from las vegas fox5 news this morning starts right now after 18 months of non-stop attacks and bickering... the finish line is finally in sight... we're just 1 day from electing our next president. tired of the whole election process, well it's all over in more day. coming up some election day freebies in our area that should help ease the pain. metro helping in the fight breast cancer. what they're doing today to help local women get free mamograms. breaking news now... according to police.. two men are in the hospital.. after being shot on the strip police say the two men got into an fight with the 26-year-old suspect on the pedestrian bridge between the cosmopolitain and planet hollywood. the suspect allegedly pulled out a gun.. and fired several the scene.. but was captured by police in the planet hollywood parking garage. the condition of the victims is not known at this time. part of the eye-15 has reopened in jean following a fatal crash overnight. fox5's peter dawson

new york city on link night. now hillary clinton expected to go to the polls in about a half hour from now in new york. new york. -- chap by qua new york >>> polls are opening in 30 minutes here in massachusetts. fox25 has team coverage all day long. chris flanagan will be joined tonight by blair miller and kerry kavanaugh in new york city. their live reports will start at 4:00 today. fox news will bring us live coverage at 7:00 and then will be back on at 8:00 and bring you up to the minute results all night long. animal cruelty charges for killing her kitten in drunken rage. elie campbell was arrested and charged with the crime friday night. the police report said that campbell came home drunk and killed her 3-pound cat pumpkin. campbell said police have it all wrong. her neighbor accidentally ran over the kitten and pretended nothing happened. >> accidents do happen. all he had to do is explain that he ran our kitten over. drunken rage -- >> i had a reason for being crazy and mad, not at the cat. because of the cat that i flipped out from what i saw. >> gene: we tried to get a comment from the neighbor

new york, so you'll miss the tabloids. "new york post" with the screaming headlines, "go out and vote for the one you dislike least." "new york post" having fun, as they usually do. back to you in the bay area. we'll check in with you throughout the morning and the day. >> the "new york post" always has the best deadlines. no one is debating that. never a dull moment on the campaign trail. thankfully it is dull on the weather front. >> can't complain about the weather. mid 70s, just patchy fog in the north bay. >> we're feeling all red, white and blue, seeing just read. >> let's show you the map. nothing really unusual. there is a crash in north 101 at tully causing extraìc% the rest of the bay moves well. if you're choosing between the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge, vote for the dumbarton bridge. >> yes on 84. >>> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with more live local news. if you haven't decided how you're going to vote, go to nbcbayarea.com and check out our non-partisan voter's edge guide. >> we'll have reports throughout the day. we'll see you again in half an hour. >>> go

new york, new york. these bagabond shoes, are long go to stay. right through the very heart of it, new york, new york. want to wake up in a city that toss than the sleep and find i'm ding of the hill top of the heap. >> unaudible. >> i don't know the rest of the song. >> okay. we will be right back to good day philadelphia, come on, coming up with something better on twitter. good night, everybody. katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming ou

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