abby... abby! how could you do this to me? abby! i love you, baby. i love you so much! i'll take care of you now! i love you! we were meant to be together! i know it. i feel it in my heart. i love you! don't leave me! don't leave me! here's the report on polex 5, captain. this entire system has been almost the same-- a strange lack of intelligent life on the planet. it bugs the percentages. bugs the-- well, carry out the standard procedures on polex 4. aye, s lieutenant, you look a bit tired this morning. well, i was up all night working on this report, sir. well, in that case, there's nothing like a wee bit of coffee to get you back in shape. join me, carolyn? all right, scotty. just let me give this to mr. spock. bones... could you get that excited over a cup of coffee? well, even from here i can tell his pulse rate's up. gentlemen.

abby--abby, don't worry about that now. tomorrow's time enough. yeah. i personally put the felony alarm out on your car. try and get some rest. abby? worried about kathy's arrangements. that doctor from nyu is coming up-- guy from across the hall. he is? good. yeah. i'll be interested to hear his story. what do you mean by that, jill? greg, guy who lives across the hall calls and wants to talk to us, we want to hear what he has to say. oh, yeah. no. that's true enough. that's all. yeah. yeah. thanks for coming in. sure. this is detective medavoy. he's also working on the case. hello. how do you do? detective martinez. hi. i realize you probably think i should have stayed in my apartment, but i'm a resident at nyu and i had just been called to operate. we understand. what can you tell us about the incident across the hall? i heard a gunshot come from the lesbians' apartment. after, oh, a minute or so, the lesbian who's a cop came to the door and looked out. she was crying and screamed that kathy was dead. that's the other lover. did you say anything to h

incredible. >> little abby had eye cancer. and blast toma and the -- sarcoma and nothing charged. >> when you go to st. jude you realize what a joyful place that is. marlo, a tribute to you and your family. >> everybody that works there, they're angels. thank you. >> thanks, marlo. thank you so much. happy thanksgiving. >> to you, too. >>> danny seal helps you create a show-stopping thanksgiving table that will wow your guests. >> without breaking the bank. right, danny? who is it? >> we love our danny seal. [ thunder ] >> it's amazing out there means the wonder and wow of weather. >> everything is amaziamazing. it could be the smallest ice crystal, the biggest storm cloud. >> what it's amazing out there means to me is looking up and being inspired. >> even if it's just blue skies, happens when the sun comes right over the ocean. >> watching lightning streaking across the sky from one side to another. >> the roll of thunder, it's just one of the most amazing things. >> that's what is amazing. what it means to you meantally, an

caught up with a young girl named abby i m life. she and her family have so much to be thankful for, and she and her family came to studio 1a. >> fantastic. and here to create a gorgeous holiday dinner table with items you already have around the house. don't want to spend more money. >> my whole family is already here! >> the whole gang is here. >> where's ella? got lost? okay and -- go! everybody made it. thanks for coming. having turkey, colleen's cooking. >> okay, good. >> okay. here we go. i don't mind getting wrinkles if it's from laughing and spending time in the sunshine. that's by rachel brackton who goes by the yoga girl on instagram. >> agree on the one and got to be careful with the other. >> exactly. >> yep, yep, yep. >> we had a great time yesterday. went from the show here to our own dylan's beautiful baby shower that was put on magnificently, as usual, by megan, our dear friend here. fish club. doesn't it look like you're outside in a garden? you feel like it. don't you, hoda? >> it feels like it, because there's gre

incredible. >> little abby, and eye cancer.realize what a joyful place that is. marlo, a tribute to you and your family. >> everybody that works there, they're angels. thank you. >> thanks, marlo. thank you so much. happy thanksgiving. >> to you, too. >>> danny seal helps you create a show-stopping thanksgiving table that will wow your guests. table that will wow your guests. >> without breaking the for all you friendsgiving hosts, table that will wow your guests. >> without breaking the invite who you want, not who you must. serve a turkey, don't serve a turkey. bring classic flaky crescent rolls, or not so classic pizza sticks. and don't forget something sweet, and golden brown fresh from the oven. set the table, set the coffee table, set no table at all. the only rule to follow on friendsgiving... is make it your own. happy friendsgiving. warm up with pillsbury. whwhere i get my glow, now i tell them this. new bright reveal peel pads from l'oreal. with glycolic acid- visibly reduces wrinkles and reveals brighter skin. all th

thank you very much, abby. kathy. we gotta get in. absolutely. kirk: captain's log, stardate 3192.1. the enterprise is en route to star cluster ngc321. objective--to open diplomatic relations with the civilizations known to be there. we have sent a message to eminiar vii, principal planet of the star cluster, informing them of our friendly intentions. iting an answer. nothing yet, lieutenant? nothing, captain. hailing frequencies are open. have you received an answer to your message yet, captain? nothing yet, ambassador. we're awaiting a reply. today is the first time we've had any evidence that they've picked up our signal. captain, message coming in from eminiar vii.

abby: how long have you been out here for? tori mccanch, las vegas: since 9:00 yesterday abby: are you tired tm: exhausted i haven't been to sleep yet but its worth it. ive had plenty of coffee so im good to go. but its mostly in the spirit of giving. tori mccanch bought tablets for her family. others like jason busse treated their kids to an early christmas gift jason busse, las vegas: we got a tv for our bedroom our ps4 and a couple games abby: are these christmas gifts that ct until dec 25? jason busse: i think we'll bend the rules on that one. the national retail federation says 30 million consumers like busse will shop on thanks giving day. 99 million will brave the long outdoor lines on black friday... shopper: i bought a camera for 450 and a 200 dollar tv 4k hd. but they all tell me the pay off makes it worthwhile. shopper: definitely and nothing will stop shoppers from great deals... not even bad weather. this is footage from portland... where hundreds of customers were outside in the rain... waiting for best buy to op

abby: how long have you been out here for? tori mccanch, las vegas: since 9:00 yesterday abby: are you tired tm: exhausted i havent been to sleep yet but its plenty of coffee so im good to go. but its mostly in the spirit of giving. tori mccanch bought tablets for her family. others like jason busse treated their kids to an early christmas gift jason busse, las vegas: we got a tv for our bedroom our ps4 and a couple games abby: are these christmas gifts that cant be open until dec 25? jason busse: i think we'll bend the rules on that one. the national retail federation says 30 million consumers like busse will shop on thanks the long outdoor lines on black friday... shopper: i bought a camera for 450 and a 200 dollar tv 4k hd. but they all tell me the pay off makes it worthwile. shopper: definitely feels like it was worth it closed captioning will resume thanks abby.... if you plan to head out to do some shopping... be sure to download our fox5 mobile app... to find a list of open stores-- and volunteers prepared thanksgiving

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fox five's abby theodros was at the magical forest... for all the excitement. 1111111111111111111 1111111111111 abby: its the start of the holiday season which means it's a winter wonder land at the opportunity village magical forest. package lights trees and holiday music melodie eleogram, pahrump: it's just beautiful! ov magical forest is turning 25 and it's bigger and better than before me: the lights i love thpr and how all the trees are decorated and all the music three million led lights, holiday attractions and an express train make the park a top pick for family night this december - but it's also for a good cause bob brown, ceo/president opp village: proceeds go to opportunity village of course we run the four campuses. opportunity village is a nonprofit based in las vegas serving adults and children with intellectual disabilities. last million spent towards uplifting the community brown: we do a lot of job training out in the community we have we have our service contracts we've got our workcenter we've got all kinds of opportu

good morning. >> heather, abby, good morning to you.illary clinton, according to a campaign aide, will speak later this morning, and i'm told that we will get details when they are set. the last time we saw hillary clinton was after she voted at the local elementary school in chappaqua, new york, yesterday morning. clinton described voting for herself as the most humbling feeling, because she knows the responsibility that goes with being president. staff, reporters and friends were all gathered at her election night event expecting it to be a celebration. but with states like florida, north carolina, ohio, all going to donald trump, and then wisconsin also going to trump, clinton's campaign chairman sent those supporters home. >> they're still counting votes, and every vote should count. several states are too close to call so we're not going to have anything more to say tonight. so listen, listen to me, everybody should head home. you should get some sleep. we'll have more to say tomorrow. >> a short time after making those remarks, hi

let's ask abby huntsman.ing, guys. there's a lot of history to scranton, pennsylvania. for one, hillary clinton's dad was born here. it's gone democrat for over 30 years. mitt romney lost four years ago by, what, 27 points. this time around, though, mr. trump lost by just three points. the big question is, why did so many democrats turn to vote for president-elect trump. that's what we're talking about this morning. i'm here with bob an frank. truckdrivers their whole life. you voted for mr. trump. you say it's all about cleaning house. >> get the house clean. washington. we need to go back to basics. you need a leader. that's why we have donald trump in there now. what we had in the past were not leaders, they were takers and used the american people to their own benefits. they played games. we have a leader now who is done playing games. he knows how to make a buck and he knows how to save a buck. that's the big difference. that's why it took my tractor-trailers, put his name on them. put hillary's name on

fox5's abby theodros joins us live from the scene on eastern near fremont with an update.. abby. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly shoppers took to stores across the valley in search of some money saving-- black friday deals today. for many stores, black friday is the busiest day of the year... and it sets the tone for the rest of the holiday

>> reading. >> i first met abby back in 2008 along with fellow st. jude patient named amber. >> like that? you are -- >> i hate eye drops. >> reporter: abby was diagnosed with eye cancer at only 4 months old, but doctors at st. jude successfully treated abby with chemotherapy and laser eye surgery saving both of her eyes. later, though, the disease developed in her ne >> reporter: seeing a typical day at st. jude through their eyes was life-changing. so now, eight years later i was thrilled to hear how well abby was doing and happy to reconnect with she and her mom in studio 1a. >> this is abby. >> i'm from pensacola, florida. >> oh, nice! >> want a pleasure, abby. how are you doing? >> charlie, come here, charlie. hi, charlie. >> and today on -- simple, right? >> i could take over your job. >> yes, you could. >> this is kathie lee. >> nice to meet you. >> we call kathie lee the queen. she's going to give you a little bit of gloss. perfect. very nice. >> all right. >> and this is a good friend of yours. >> yes, i do. my friend abby and her mom is wit

her name's abbie fenton. why? i'll see you. randall. abbie fenton comes from a nice family. old gabe gave 'em a lot of grief with his wild talk. if they're n let be, the town won't like it. ( laughs ) well, if i get in any trouble, i can always come to you for protection, sheriff. he's coming here. figured. i don't like it. is abbie in the house? yes. gregg, be careful. yes. well, uh, my name's randall. i wonder if i could talk to you for a minute. yes, of course. won't you come in? what can i do for you, mr. randall? well, i was hoping i might be able to get some information - from your daughter. - i'm sorry, she's in bed. she's, uh, not feeling well. perhaps i could help you. well, i'd like to talk to her about wilt henshaw. oh, that. well, he's been missing since thursday. his father said the boy left that night to go see someone. i thought perhaps that your daughter-- i'm sorry old gabe got you involved in this, mr. randall. oh, uh, whiskey? no, thank you. see, the old man suffers from delusions of grandeur. kept linking his son's name with my daughter's. (scoffs ) quite

holiday- minded woman: gray thursday abby: why is that? woman: black friday and the shade before that is gray. tvs. video games. drones. you name it and theres a deal for it - causing a lot of people to spend turkey day in a line abby: your family. im sure theyre having thanksgiving dinner right? jessica mikula: ya this every year. come out here and stand in line in the freezing cold. so they understand. fox 5 spent the day talking to people like jessica at stores around henderson. shoppers endured an hour long line at toys r us. forty five minutes at target. and... "this is a forty three inch" some shoppers were in line for more than 24 hours at best buy. abby: are you tired tm: exhausted i havent been to sleep yet but its worth it. ive had plenty of coffee so im good to go. but its mostly in the spirit of giving. tori mccanch bought tablets for her family. others like jason busse treated their kids to an early christmas gift jason busse, las vegas: we got a tv for our bedroom our ps4 and a couple games abby: are these christmas gifts tha

. - morning, abby. and how's kathy? good. fine. send regards. why don't you do that in person, greg? sorry? well, not to be pushy, but you've been threatening to cook us a meal. ah. [ chuckles ] yes. well, to be honest, abby, if that would be the setting for another step in whatever step-by-step ideas you have involving me, i'd prefer you said the step right out, because the other ones leading up to them and then subsequently, uh-- ime. we'd like you to donate sperm so that i could get pregnant. [ whirring runs down, stops ] i've, uh-- i've imagined several times that, uh, this could be where the, uh, steps were leading. the baby would have a stable home life, and-- yep. yep. yep. yep. obviously, you're gonna have to think about this. i'm gonna ask you to excuse me now, abby. greg, i hope you're not goin' to binge. no, no. i just, uh-- [ panting ] - what's goin' on, vince? - hi. called you guys in early, huh? yeah. a gunshot victim over at bellevue. what had the night watch so occupied? uh, double in midtown, then someone threw shots outside a n

abby. hi, greg. what happened here? shots came from the bus. quick enough to keep most of these passengers on the bus so you could get statements. - good. - hey, i wanna get off. let me off this bus. we found a fully loaded .38 under a seat. this is illegal imprisonment. i want outta here. yo, man, i gotta get off this bus, man. this is my stop. that's the driver. let me off this bus! shut your mouth! yo, she's bad. what, you a xxxx? you like women or something? hey, shut up! you shut your mouth! just keep an eye on these guys. you're messing with my rights. i'll mess with more than that if you don't keep a decent mouth on you! hi. i'm detective medavoy. ain't this something? yeah. what can you tell us about the shooting? i heard some shots start going off, so i pulled over. i turn around and see this one guy shootin'. he sees me looking at him, he comes to ththfront of the bus, then i saw a couple cops running up the street, so i knew i had some help. i shut my door, wouldn't let any more of 'em off. there's a bunch of

fox5's abby theodros spoke with restaurant owners and vendors... but first -- we start with adam herbets with an update on how construction crews can count themselves lucky. oh john christine abby and i have both been out here since yesterday morning when this happened around 915 the good news though is that the nightmare is over the paris casino is open and you can see right behind me that also means the beer park is open certainly a lot of people last night could've used a beer to relax because we're you watching the news last night? it was tense let me paint a picture for you we're all out here trying to get the latest caesars entertainment there the parent company that owns the paris casino and right behind us right behind me right behind the cameras was a huge mob of people asking their own questions they were upset i want. we were handing the microphone over to them to let them ask some questions at this point one of the things were still trying to figure out is the name of the contractor the name of the construction company that started all

abby. you know what? i have an idea. maybe we're going about this whole morality thing the wrong way. hmm. (projector and camera shutter clicking) (sighs) we have nothing on these guys. doesn't matter. what if they call our bluff? they won't. r stock prices... don't worry, gentlemen. we're not here to occupy you. who the hell-- relax. we just need a couple minutes of your time. we know you're about to fire sarah stanner for violating the morality clause of her contract. that's a big decision. huge! i'll get security. go ahead, larry. it's larry, right? before you have security set their tasers to stun, let me just say that in this box my colleague is holding is dirt. all the dirt we spent the past week digging up on every single one of you. dirty dirt. filthy dirt. some of it is illegal, and some of it's just downright disgusting. i'm talking "no amount of lysol's gonna clean you know what he's talking about, right? actually, i don't. oh, soon you will. and so will your families. so will america. we wouldn't put a morali

. >> are owners on 11 -year-old abby dead. there that confirmed a coyote killed her. an animal that came up through this drainage ditch behind the centennial home. >> my wife has lived here for 24 years. we've never experienced any kinds of problems like this. >> they thought their six but privacy fence protected them now feel betrayed by its false security. they feel worse for their sweet little girl they rescued ten years ago. >> is like losing a family member. it's indescribable. >> the problem solvers is learning communities across colorado continue to deal with this issue. >> i understand there are people who say kill them all. >> the night before abby dad, neighboring greenwood village held this meeting to discuss coyotes. a problem in which no one is was stalking me and my two dogs. >> colorado parks and wildlife tells the bow once they need to coexist with wildlife and never let a pet out of their sight at night. >> we shouldn't have to worry about our pets in our backyard with our fences. >> they say cities and states need to better control the current coyote

fox5's abby theodros joins us live from pahrump.. and abby .. where does this case stand? they've been carefully removing all the cats on property today. and it's quite the challenge - if you take a look behind intimidating some of these cats are. deputies tell me there were a handful more in the home including a fennec fox - which is illegal in nv. lions and tigers - not at the zoo but someone's pahrump backyard eb: about here on me. (describing height of cat) abby: it's a big cat eb: oh yeah very big very big ellen bryant lives across the street and says the cats were big - but surprising pleasant ellen bryant: they were quiet and we had no problems out of them and i loved hearing he lions roar. they were here when we came and i thought it was really nice they're living conditions not so much. sgt eisenloffel with the nye county sheriffs department told me 8 siberian lynx a fennec fox and a caracal were living in their own filth sgt michael eisenloffel:(nye quality inside was unacceptable the living conditions in terms of hygiene conditions were terrible. animals were de

where are you from, abby? >> i'm from pensacola, florida. >> oh, nice. >> what a pleasure, abby. how are you doing? >> charlie, come here, charlie. >> hi, charlie. >> we have guys on computers doing incredibly important work. clickety clack. >> this is simple. >> i could take over your job. >> paula abdul, >> hello, sweetheart. >> after the tour, we sat down to catch up at the famed rainbow room here at 30 rock. i showed abby the video from 2008. >> how many kids do you want to have? >> 14. >> 14? that would be too much for me to handle. >> so tell me how you see your future. how many kids? >> 10 at least. >> 10 at least? >> yes. >> isn't that too much for you to handle? >> absolutely not. >> what are you thankful for this season? and friends. after having that surgery, i'm really thankful to god for letting him keep my leg and my eye. >> thankful for that basic reminder to be grateful, so i gave abby some "today" show swag and made sure she new -- >> you can come back any time you want to and we'll be here fo

abby huntsman is down there in mel's diner talking to people in ft. myers. >> hey, abby.great conversation about politics. it's election day in the all important state of florida. i'm here with pat, melissa, don and janice. start with you. you're from ohio but you own a construction company. you have five employees. who are you voting for and why? >> we're voting for donald trump and it's for the economy that we're voting for donald trump. we can exceed in our business and the economy has been very slow and we're trying to find another way to make our living besides trump. >> he's a very good businessman. >> if you could retire, you would retire tomorrow? >> exactly. i would retire tomorrow if i could. i'll probably have to work a good part of rest of my life. >> how come? >> because of the economy. it's been slacking in administration for the last seven or eight years and we need a change. that's why we're voting for trump. >> how old are you? >> i'm 66. >> you said obama care is a big part of that? >> it is a big part of it. for us, to grow our business, we can't even d

fox5's abby theodros is live from where it happened.. and abby .. you talked with students and police they saying? im told the student was walking out of leid library toward "lot l" where her car was parked when someone attacked her ... now students who take night classes are worried about their commute. rio lacanlale, student: walking on campus especially with it being an open campus - its not the best situation to be in especially as a woman i think. a nightmare situation for a unlv student idania ramirez, student: its super happened on our campus a woman told police she was walking from leid library to her car around 8 tuesday night when she was attacked from behind. police say that man is still on the run.. night students like idania ramirez - are scared by the ordeal. idania ramirez, student: this university is so huge. it takes so much time to go to our cars and in that time that we're going from our class room to our cars. its scary to think that something can happen to us. unlvs' acting assistant police chief told me the attacker's moti ve i

hiya, abby. hey. - you lay the course out, i'll run it. - yeah. see you at 12:15. 12:15. -your pros come up with anyone? -mm-mmm. wewe, wanna give 'em a pep talk? yeah. o recognize anyone off of these likenesses? yo, listen, diane. before, on the street, you said, "tell these cops about what happened, and they'll treat you square." and here we are, locked up like criminals. i don't see cuffs on you, peaches, and i don't see you in a cell. i think they know the guy who shot willie lopez. they just don't want to give it up. ou we don't know the guy, and we didn't see him do the shooting. - balls. - peaches, you can trust these detectives the way you do me. her times, i never hassled you. i got everything pushed through as fast as i could so you could get back on the stroll. - i always treated you with respect. - we don't know any names. - well-- - and don't you be making any noise. don't screw yourself up here, angela. her man's phesians. and she concerned this guy's phesians's cousin, but phesians didn't have nothing to do with it. this man and willie were beefing all week

abby: "since september..i've been in touch with judy and zach. judy gave up her personal life and career goals to make the best life for her son. and as they both get older - they're one of thousands of autistic families struggling to make long term plans for their children." judy mckim (looking at baby picture of zach): i love that picture of him judy mckim knew zach was different before he could walk judy: the vacancy in his eyes. that wherever he is, he's in chaos. call it a mothers instinct. judy and her then husband jon had trouble conceiving and adopted zach in 1988 when he was two days old judy: they told us he was a healthy baby boy. we already had a two year old child and we would not have taken in a totally brain injured child but by the time we found out, i loved him. doctors diagnosed zach with severe that broke her family apart. judy and jon divorced in 2004 - strains they both say were rooted in raising zach. her older son josh moved out at 18. abby: you dont really stay in touch with him that much? judy: not really. hes mad because

the lesson i'm sensing, abby, is i can't run from new experiences. suddenly being willing to use force on the job, for example. that can be good or wrong depending on context. that's great. why not, right? that's right. what could possibly happen to me? i'm really glad, greg. and then, um, getting to know your friend, kathy, that in itself would be the special occasion you spoke of. well, let's just take it one step at a time. sighs ] any progress? feel you're about to dump out? you in the bed, you speak english? yes. dumped six smack condoms for that last cop, huh? nice job. those were the last six i had in me. course, naturally, they want me to verify that, examine your subsequent stool. [ mumbling in foreign language ] how about you tell your partner here, no progress the next few minutes, i'll dial up his i.v. he'll have enough laxative dripping into him, he'll wind up impersonating one of your great nation's oil derricks. he's hausa. i don't speak enough hausa to say that. says here you're both nigerians. he's hausa. huh? oh, what, you and me, w

fox5's abby theodros has more. lions and tigers - not at the zoo but someone's pahrump backyard eb: about here on me. (describing height of cat) abby: it's a big cat eb: oh yeah very big very big ellen bryant lives across the street and says the cats were big - but surprisingly pleasant ellen bryant: they were quiet and we had no problems out of them and i loved hearing he lions roar. they came and i thought it was really nice they're living conditions not so much. sgt eisenloffel with the nye county sheriffs department told me 8 siberian lynx a fennec fox and a caracal were living in their own filth sgt michael eisenloffel:(nye county) the air quality inside was unacceptable the living conditions in terms of hygiene conditions were terrible. animals were dedicating and urinating within the rooms that some of those cats were housed in one of the owners was there today. jacki freman- 57 - was cited for misdemeanor animal cruelty. deputies intend to cite owner abby hendengren as well bryant: i just hope the lions and

i'm abby hunt abby huntsman: lg to unify the party.ck for attorney general jeff sessions? >> he is a fringe choice. >> he has been dogged with decades old allegations of racism. >> so there are fundamental concerns among democrats about jeff sessions. >> sure sounds scary. but did anyone bother to check the senator's record? they talked about when they go low we go high. >> maybe they should check that. >> vice president elect mike pence goes out for a well-deserved night on the town only to get a lecture from hillary's friends on broadway. >> we have a little message for you, sir. we hope that you will hear us out. we are the diverse america who are alarmed and anxious that your new administration will not protect us. >> your emails are pouring in on this. it's 7:00 in manhattan. we're trying to make 7:00 in manhattan great a mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> we ever trying position make 7:00 great again. >> you better believe it. >> this show flies by. >> everybody is talking about this hamilton story. we are going to get to t

but first, abby theodros shows us how gamblers were left in limbo when their games shut down! we saw a lot of confused guests who were scrambling to find a place to stay over night but gamers who were inside the booth were when it came to places to stay over night but a lot of people tell me things were more organized on the gaming side of things empty paris casino following yesterday's outage. gamers who were inside there tell me they were asked to stay by their machines until a staffer came by, took down their information and gave them a receipt with their winnings. "the machine was exactly as we left it. so when they fl on, the 24$ that i had in the machine at the time and the 100$ that my friend had in her machine at the time it was there. so then we just hit play our chose to receive our voucher " happened became more clear today. and as we learned, it's astonishing that the worker who hit that line wasn't killed. fox5's adam herbets is live to explain what initially set this whole thing into motion. we're standing in front of the beer park and there were certainly a lot

today abby is . en she traveled to new york city cently, i got a chance t learn how her life has changed since then and iepd the favor and showed her around stio1a. this isbby geyser. the florida native is 14 and the second child of eight. she looks lik right? in many respects, she is. she plays the piano, reads a lot and writes h own short stories. heayr mom she has great sense of humor. but what makes abby uniquero most is that much of her childhood has been spent at st. jude children's research hospital in memphis. countless family photos show just how much of her life has been inteoven w hospital stays, but the good news is after battling two different cancer-free. >> she's a hands-down success story. >> and this past october she had reconstructive surgery at st. jude to insert an adult prosthetic bone in her leg after bone cancer hadavag it eight yearsago. >> that cancer required chemotherapy and surgery to remove the bone. >> what do we like about school the most? >> i first met abby back in 20

fox5's abby theodros is live from where it happened.. and abby .. what did you find out? im told the student was walking out of leid library toward "lot l" where her car was parked when someone attacked her ... now students who take night classes are worried about their commute. rio lacanlale, student: walking on campus especially with it being an open campus - its not the best situation to be in especially as a woman i think. a nightmare situation for a unlv student idania ramirez, student: its super scary to hear that happened on our campus a woman told police she was walking from leid library to her car around 8 tuesday night when she was attacked from behind. is still on the run.. night students like idania ramirez - are scared by the ordeal. idania ramirez, student: this university is so huge. it takes so much time to go to our cars and in that time that we're going from our class room to our cars. its scary to think that something can happen to us. unlvs' acting assistant police chief told me the attacker's moti ve isn't clear.. jeffrey green, acting asst chief of p

came up in a dear abby call. a woman wrote about a former co-worker pushing to hang around at her home and her home's modest and would rather not have people from work or other people in her home. >> right. uh-huh. >> worried one day she'd drop by unannounced. what's the right thing to say if someone wants to drop by unannounced? >> i always think the truth is the best way -- >> wait. look what's happening? >> the cubs are winning. overflowing! >> look at this. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, wow. >> yeah. i think it's going to be a landslide. yep, yep. >> so -- i think it's always best to speak -- just let people know. i mean, do you ever take calls that are unwanted? >> you answer the phone. >> well, you don't know who's at you. >> yeah. i know. >> sometimes it's bethenny frankel, she's also unlisted. >> i don't know. it's hard to get to my house. so, you know, i don't think anybody -- i just think it's rude. i mean, your home is your refuge and you're home because you want to be home. not -- if you wanted to be with that