. - [nicole] alyssa volunteered to participate in the day's demonstrations. she's been driving for almost three years. - i definitely never drive distracted. i never drive impaired. - hey there, how are you? - hi. - i'm michelle gore. - hi, alyssa, nice to meet you. we're with ford driving skills for life. and we're going to go ahead and start driving through the serpentine. put your hand on the outside of the wheel, there you go. - [nicole] michelle had alyssa drive through the course, explaining that she needs to avoid hitting the cones and obey the traffic sign. tell me the address of the school. you can pick up a little bit of pace. - it's 340 north maple ave. - alright. alright, so you just passed the stop sign. without stopping. tell me the third song on your playlist. - yeah. - so we just went down the wrong way of a one-way street. - [nicole] the instructor then added another big distraction, loud music. - you got that one friend in the car that plays, heyyyy. - i think it was interesting that, she didn't even have me text anybody at all. - there's ot

. - [nicole] alyssa volunteered to participate in the day's demonstrations. she's been driving for almost three years. - i definitely never drive distracted. i never drive impaired. - hey there, how are you? - hi. - i'm michelle gore. - hi, alyssa, nice to meet you. - come on, we're going to go out to work on distracted driving. and we're going to go ahead and start driving through the serpentine. put your hand on the outside of the wheel, there you go. - [nicole] michelle had alyssa drive through the course, explaining that she needs to avoid hitting the cones and obey the traffic sign. - um, go ahead and grab your phone for me. you can pick up a little bit of pace. - it's 340 north maple ave. - alright. alright, so you just passed the stop sign. without stopping. tell me the third song on your playlist. see the sign? - so we just went down the wrong way of a one-way street. - [nicole] the instructor then added another big distraction, loud music. - you got that one friend in the car that plays, heyyyy. - i think it was interesting that, she didn't even have

reporting live, alyssa raymond, channel 3 news. >> thank you for that, alyssa. >>> a story about lebron james now. he made a huge donation today to the national museum of african-american history and cultures. muhammad ali exhibit there. he gave $2.5 million. the exhibit tells the story of how ali's contributions transcended the world of sp and showed his commitment to challenging racial barriers. >> it's great for the center because now millions more people and really children for generations to come will learn more about mohammed's legacy and what made him such a great global icon. >> now, in a statement, lebron said every professional athlete regardless of race or gender owes a huge debt of gratitude to mohammed ali. texas have dropped domestic assault charges against johnny manziel. he was charged, if you remember, with a misdemeanor in january after allegedly hitting and threatening his then girlfriend, apparently some kind of deal was reached, and that deal is expected to be finalized come december 1st. >>> president-elect donald trump continues to work with his transition team an

good morning i'm alyssa deitsch. now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... kathleen jacob is in for cassandra she joins us now. it's going to be a beautiful thanksgiving with a high of 63 an just slightly breezy. winds out of the nw at 5-10mph. tomorrow should look pretty similar. we'll see sunny skies with a few high clouds. as we get into the weekend winds will pick up slightly and a low

fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us live there... how's it going out there alyssa? (alyssa ad lib) but about 50 protestors came out here last night.... marching in front of the trump hotel... and yelling anti- "not my president! not my president!" people are obviously very divided over the results of the election... which was a shock to much of the nation. all of the protestors here were angry and heartbroken over donald trump beating hillary clinton in the election... now claiming the title-- president- elect of the united states. "i am heartbroken by the result of the election and the democracy has failed to stand up for human decency." and though only dozens came out here to the trump hotel on the strip... about five- thousand protestors showed up at trump tower in new york city. protests also took place in our nation's capital... philadelphia... portland... los angeles.. and chicago. and online... more forms of protests... with "not my president" trending over the last 24-hours. i'll have more on the online up in the next half hour. this year.. about 77 percent

i'm alyssa deitsch.. and i'll tell you what local folks are saying about donald trump. here's a live look at reagan airport in washington d-c.. donald trump is expected to arrive any minute for his meeting with this morning. good morning.. i'm jason feinberg. and i'm monica jackson.. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - cassandra jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. the warmth continues today as highs remain well above average with light winds & a few high clouds. we will top out at 80 degrees today with a nice friday will be in the mid to upper 70s. a few more clouds will be moving in for saturday with temperatures holding in the mid 70s. we'll keep it in the 70s through early next week before a cold front moves in wednesday. this will knock high temperatures down into the upper 60s with gusty winds picking up across the valley. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can us

good morning i'm alyssa deitsch. coming up, i'll tell you which online retailers are participating in cyber monday... and how to best plan for saving money. good morning.. i'm jason feinberg. jackson.. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - kathleen jacob -- in for cassandra jones -- joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 sunny skies and average temperatures today. our high is 62 degrees. a little wind is headed our way tomorrow... and this weekend a low pressure system will roll into our area bringing cooler temperatures. we'll drop into the mid to low 50s and stay there throughout next week. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. stores across the nation are black friday rush. today is one of the busiest the year, with many stores slashing prices and offering doorbuster deals in what they hope to be a new holida

good morning alyssa... closed captioning a new study says a couple glasses of wine a day-- keeps the doctor away. when we come back... the good news for all you wine- o's out there. and this tuesday has been dubbed we'll show you how some locals are giving back to system is bringing strong winds and a chance of showers for the las vegas valley and light snow to our mountains with the snow level dropping to 5000 feet. within this system there are two pulses of energy, one the winds and second the chance of some showers. a wind advisory that went into effect saturday is set to expire at noon sunday but that won't mean the end of the gusty conditions. winds will continue the next few days below advisory status. temperatures will be trending about 10 cooler sunday compared to the start of the were able to successfully quit smoking... at least for a year. the program that worked best had people deposit 150-dollars ... with a promise they'd get the deposit back... plus 650-dollars more if they stayed away from ci

alyssa has the number of calories we'll be eating today. a typical thanksgiving meal packs in about 45- hundred calories. the average american is said to consume... 229 grams of fat when eating a holiday meal... and that doesn't even include appetizers and drinks! 4500 calories is a lot... so of course trainers have thought up horrific ways to burn it off. "if we're going to over indulge in chips, i'm going to ask you to do, i'm going to give you 30 burpies and you're going to have to do those for me. if it's pumpkin pie, i want 50 squats from you. okay? and if you're going to over indulge in mashed potatoes, right? i want 40 walking lunges from you." exercise before the holiday... and get your body the extra calories. lifetime athletic offers a class called "rise to shine"... that helps people with their morning pre-dinner workout. one of the great american traditions is about to begin. the macy's thanksgiving day parade is getting ready in new york city... we'll take you there live next. cc will continue shortly you are the one. i'm defin

good morning i'm alyssa deitsch. coming up, i'll tell you which online retailers are participating in cyber monday... and how to best plan for saving money. good morning.. i'm jason feinberg.

good morning, i'm alyssa deitsch.. the moves oakland is making in an effort to keep their n-f-l team... and what county commissioners here are doing to forge ahead anyway. kaufmann: "using our tax dollars when tuition rates are skyrocketing is absolutely unacceptable to me." one lawmaker is telling students "suck it up, buttercup" what he is proposing.. for those who are protesting good morning.. i'm jason feinberg. and i'm monica jackson.. welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - cassandra jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra ne today will be the wind. a wind advisory takes effect at 10 a.m. for the entire viewing area with gusting speeds 40-50 mph possible. much colder air invades las vegas on thursday, bringing high temperatures down into the low 60s and upper 50s. skies will be mostly sunny. friday morning will be the coldest weather this season with 30s weekend is trending milder with a few clouds at times. high temperatures will be in the mid to upper 6

alyssa will break that one down for us in the next half hour. question 3 eliminates energy monopolies.. which will give n-v energy some competition. question 4 exempts some medical equipment from sales taxes.. and because of question 5 we will continue paying going toward fixing valley roads. now - cassandra jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. after making it into the record books on tuesday it looks like once again record heat could be headed our way today. skies will stay sunny wednesday with high temperatures holding in the low 80s, the record high today is 82 degrees so there is a chance we could tie or br we'll keep temperatures in the mid to upper 70s through the remainder of the week with a few high clouds passing through at times; especially on saturday. no rain is in the forecast for the next 7 days. here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out fo

alyssa... yes...thankfully there are a lot of easy ways to tell if what you're reading is real news... or just another crazy story shared by a friend who actually believes it. from the website's name... to story titles... to the articles themselves... the signs are everywhere.. you just have to know them. we'll start with the headlines... while there are some legitimate crazy stories out there... for the most part... the more outrageous the headline is... the more likely it is the story is not real. real.... check out some of the other story headlines on the website and read the first few paragraphs of some of them. are there a lot of articles about sex or celebrities? that's normally an indicator that the website is not credible. another thing to look out for on the website is the overall look.... if you see a lot of racy photos or pictures of enormous body parts... probably not a real news outlet. also... if the website seems really simple or campy... that's also a sign that it's not a reliab

i'm alyssa deitsch breaking overnight... died at the age of 90. his brother and current cuban leader, raul castro announced his death... which has sparked mixed reaction around the world. in cuba... people are entering a nine-day mourning period. but in miami's little havana... reaction on the former cuban dictator's death is much different. " " 21-27 ( pots banging) (cheering) 0:01-0:07 ( pots banging) (cheering) those are the celebrations that went on in miami's little havana overnight... the community is known for its number of cuban exiles who fled the communist country and castro's rule. castro's death was met there with widespread celebration... people waving flags and banging on pots and pans. we spoke to a cuban mother and son here in vegas last night... on how they're reacting to the news. jackie: it's sad that anyone should die...it's just....my father defected fidel...and i'm just shocked the guy's dead. erik: his brother's still alive and his family is still in power...and the ideals he upholds are still there...so i don't know how muc

alyssa and lily are both seniors now, and they try to hang out as often as possible. >> and then one time lily invited me to her house and we watched a movie and ate popcorn . >> and we played with my dog -- yeah. >> everyone has different abilities and you know they may not be the same but they do have similar interests and they are finding someone they can really connect with. >> thanks to best buddies, both alyssa and lily have someone they can call a friend for life. toya: best buddies is hoping to raise to start another new $5,000 chapter at a wisconsin school. to find out how to donate, visit wisn.com/links. in this season of giving, it's you're giving to. patrick: wisconsin's better business bureau has some ideas to make sure your money is safe. here they are. first, watch out for copycats. there might be hundreds of charities looking to support any given cause, so choose wisely. next, avoid being pressured. reputable organization's will happily accept your gift tomorrow or next week even, so don't feel forced into making on-the-spot decisions along the same lines, keep your e

fox5's alyssa deitsch is here with the results. question two passed by ten points. 54-point-five percent voted yes... and 45-point-five percent voted no. measure two passed in clark county with the widest margin... 56-percent to 43- percent. it also passed in washoe county and storey county. and in nye county... with 100- percent of the votes counted... measure two passed by less than 200 votes.... the closest race for recreational marijuana in the state. the coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol spokesperson said in part: "instead of chasing marijuana users, members of to spend their time preventing and investigating serious crimes that actually harm people." and protecting nevada's children spokesperson also responded to the news-- saying even though the measure passsed.... "...we hope the 2017 nevada legislature will pass regulations that will protect our children." people 21 and older can now possess and use marijuana... with a 15-percent tax on marijuana sales. that tax money will go toward education. there were some ot

the rta bus accidents kills one alyssa raymond is there and gives us a update. hi. >> reporter: not much changed out here. it will along i-the 0 -- still along i-90. traffic is at a standstill. police shut down the highway between mckinley and west 140th street. a lot of the police activity on right near west 117th street that's where the accident happened. and cleveland police say that the call came in first that a woman's car broke down on side of the road and then for some reason, that they are not sure of yet, she got out of her vehicle and started crossing the highway. we are working to get more details about that. and any details about this rta bus. also you can see how many people from rta are here. from their organization and traffic out here looks like it's going to be stuck hike this for quite a while. we will continue to update you continue to ask questions to find out just how something like this could have happened. for now reporting live in cleveland alyssa raymond channel 3 news. >>> thanks we will talk to you soon. in other news this evening a fo

alyssa raymond joins us live. you cannot say holiday until you have seen a tree lighting. >>> look at it out here. i hate to say it, but it seems the only missing from this beautiful winter wonderland is snow. we had everything here. from the christmas carols, to hot chocolate, to ice skating and even a grand finale. when that not everyone got the >> reporter: now no matter where you turn in public square, a twinkle in the sparkle. it catches your eye. >> i saw lights. >> reporter: lighting up downtown cleveland for the holidays returns to the square. >> i like the renovations, it looks awesome. >> reporter: she comes every year but she brought a first son here. >> reporter: this guy could not wait either. to light up the girls life. >> i said now is the time. >>> reporter: he got down on one knee, >> yes! of course. >> reporter: from a proposal, to a singing santa, to a lighting, and a fireworks show. it took all of it to kickoff another memorable holiday season. back out here live, people are still walking aroun

reporting in rocky river alyssa raymond channel 3 news and happy thanksgiving. >> same to you alyssa. >>> indeed thanksgiving was not only about eating for the first family but president obama and his daughters helpeder is of a turkey dinner at a local soup kitchen. the president offered a message of unity after acknowledging the devisive elebs. president-elect donald trump sent out a message of university the calling for our country to heal our divisions and move forward as one. mr. trump is spending the holidays with his family at the paul beach florida estate. >>> back here in northeast ojai wrote haven of rest -- ohio, the haven of rest ministries is hoping to create unity with the homeless community. they are using food to help those in need feel like family. spending most of their day cooking a thanksgiving meal here at haven rest ministries it's a little different because you are cooking for hundreds of people in need. >> we like to make them feel like it's a home cooked meal you know just like you would get at mom's house. >> reporter: but unlike mom's house, volunteers in thi

welcome back to fox five news this morning i'm alyssa deitsch good morning i'm alyssa deitsch welcome to fox5 news this morning. first - breaking news... breaking news... of a barricade situation near unlv. you are taking a live look right now at tropicana and maryland. this morning's barricade situation is now over... and a man has been taken into custody... following a domestic vi9olence call this morning. although this barricade is now over... you can see the roads are still blocked off. again this began as a domestic violence call earlier this morning.... officers chased a male suspect into that parking lot. which we now know that man was arrested. no word victim in the intital domestic violence call though. you can follow updates on fox5vegas.com and on our fox5 mobile app. and breaking overseas... a powerful earthquake struck new zealand earlier this morning. it was a seven point four quake with strong jolts felt over 120 miles. we now know that quake has generated a tsunami... with the first waves hitting the south island. so far... no reports of major damage or injuries... we

thank you alyssa. >>> tonight he is in critical condition for a violent crash >>> another crash. isaiah pead, lost control of his car on i6 70 early this morning. going off the side of the road.'s car went through a guard rail and hit several trees. 95 feet off the road. the 26-year-old was thrown from the car and witnesses pulled over to help. he remains in stable, but critical, condition. >>> if you download apps to shop online, be very careful. security experts say there's been an explosion of say's. showing up in app stores that are designed by scammers to fill your credit card or personal information. they are telltale signs to look for. try looking at the reviews, if you see no reviews, or if the app was recently posted, that is indeed a red flag. >> when there is a void, it is write an app. >> most of these fake absurd thought to come from scammers in china. to find the real thing, look for lots of customer reviews. the more, the better. and go to the retailer's website for legitimate app links. >>> this was a groovy night. flashing back to the 60s at the rock homes tonigh

alyssa? clinton will be here at three today-- rallying voters and talking about the high stakes in this election. she's urging people to take advantage of early voting.... which ends on friday. and so far in clark county-- people have been turning out to the but we've still got nearly 82- thousand early votes to be cast to reach the early voting numbers we saw in the 2012 general election. as of 11 last night... 355- thousand people cast their ballots in clark county. and according to a "cnn-catalist" study... democrats are leading by 32- thousand votes state-wide. we spoke with the clark county registrar of voters... who says we are breaking voter records nearly every day. and there are still two days left of early voting. "if you don't vote you lose your voice. that's our slogan, don't lose your voice--vote. come out and be a part of the community, make the choices that are important to your community to come up and vote." more than 24- million americans have already cast their ballots -- h

piercing through the passenger seat and grazing the back of alyssa glosson's head. mrs. glosson was rushed to the hospitalwhere she was later discharged. no one is facing charges right now. this is being considered an accident. it is legal to have a gun on fairgrounds property. the last accident of this nature happened in 201 live in raleigh tp abc 11 eyn here's a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news center on fayetteville street. temperatures in the 70's today but it will feel almost 30 degrees cooler raging in the north carolina mountains. conditions out the flames to thrive. the party rock fire near lake lure has grown to over 7-thousand acres. right now it's 36- percent contained. despite strong winds, containment lines have held firm near the blaze. a pre-evacuation notice remains in effect for residents living in areas east of the fire. meanwhile--- the chestnut knob fire is burning 64- hunded acres in burke county. crews spent the day there removing leafs and litter from homes near the fire. burned a combined 46-thousand acres in western north carolina

in february...javier righetti pleaded guilty to 10 counts connected to the death of alyssa otremba in 2011. police say 15 year-old otremba was on her way home from school when righetti raped, tortured and killed her. specifically admit the killing was premeditated, willful and deliberate. this morning...there were issues bringing in experts for the state and defense on the same day...so the setting of righetti's trial date was pushed to next week. otremba's family was also in court this morning and say they plan to return when a date is expected to be set next tuesday. ((jennifer otremba/victim's mother: "anything can happen in the blink of an eye, somebody else made a decision that day that we didn't even know. we've never seen this gele remember her life and that's why i continue to be here." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> otremba says she hopes to put together a celebration of what would have been alyssa's 21st birthday next may./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we are learning more about the past of the man accused of gunning down two iowa police officers in their cars. scott michael greene reco

fox 5's alyssa deitsch is crunching the numbers this morning.. and it might just make you want to do some crunches i'm trying to work off some of the calories i'll be consuming later today by working out now... because between all that turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes and pie, your holiday meal can bust your diet. today the average american will consume more than 45-hundred calories and 229-grams of fat, and that doesn't appetizers and drinks. to put that into perspective... you would have to do one hour of yoga to burn off one slice of pumpkin pie. play 20 minutes of flag football to burn of a buttered roll. those mashed potatoes will lead to 30-minutes of hiking. and finally, 4 slices of turkey will have you doing 20-minutes of push-ups! traditional holiday food.. but hate the traditional holiday weight gain.. there are also ways to make the meal itself healthier. experts say use fat-free chicken broth for basting the turkey and for making gravy. use sugar substitutes - like nutrasweet or agave nector - in place of sugar. you can also use frui

i'm alyssa deitsch now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... cassandra jones joins us now. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. our coldest morning february is expected today with overnight lows dropping into the low 40s and upper 30s around the las vegas valley, staying above freezing tonight. outside the valley, temperatures will be colder for pahrump and kingman where lows bottom out between 25 and 30 degrees. a freeze warning is in effect for those neighborhoods until 7 a.m. friday. high temperatures remain below average on friday with highs in the low 60s in las vegas. temperatures moderate this weekend with upper 60s; sunday will feature some more cloud cover as a system moves in for monday. look for more clouds on monday with the chance of a few showers. we're dry leading up to thanksgiving with temperatures holding in the upper 60s. your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alte

good morning alyssa.... yeah later today this place is going to be packed with people and it's going to look like a winter wonderland. right now they're in the process of getting 60 tons of snow in here to transform this place into an action sports playground... where pro bmx riders, skiiers, and snowboarders will compete against each other. the las vegas throwdown starts at noon and goes will be more than 20 djs... 40 action sports vendor booths... lots of food trucks... a beer garden... and of course... lots of famous pros... i'm here with johnathan bronson, a close call for teen drivers... who had to be saved afetr their car flipped into a lake. plus... how you can help local families in need this holiday season... with another fox5 take5 to care two new york teens had a close when their car flipped into a lake. tony aiello has more on the scary accident... and the heroic rescue that followed. (julia brower/survived accident) "the car started filling up with water. we didn't know the car flipped upside do

alyssa... yeah today's going to be a ton of fun... the festival doesn't actually start until 9:30 but you can see them already getting set up behind me. the festival features publishers, vendors, film screenings, panel discussions, special guests, live music, cos play... pretty much everything you can imagine. i'm here with pj perez/suzanne scott... (brief interview) sounds like a doors open at 9:30... and it goes until 4:30... everyone is welcome and it's totally free. reporting live...kathleen jacob...fox5 news...local. las the american heart association is hosting the 2016 heart and stroke walk today. the charity event is happening on fremont street this morning at 7:30. more than five- thousand people are expected to walk or run with family, friends, and survivors of heart and stroke disease. after the walk.. people can fly on the slot-zilla zip- line from noon to 7 p-m. slot-zilla revenue to will benefit the american heart association. and the 2016 austin light the night walk is also on fremont today.. it's hosted by the leukemia

fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us live from fourth and hoover... where preparations are underway for "the largest veterans parade west of the mississippi"... hey alyssa! preparations are already underway as some roads have closed... getting ready for what's been called one of the biggest veteran's day parades... only second to that in new york city! this is video from last year's event... where up to 40- thousand people lined the streets to pay their respects to our nation's vets. the parade starts at 10 a-m sharp with the national anthem.... then at 10:11 a-m... there will be a f-35 along the parade route on fourth street.... which will be followed by more than 100 floats making their way down fourth between gass and ogden. this year's theme is saluting women in uniform... so if you want to come down here and thank our men and women for their service... make sure you're on time! these vets are prompt and will start without you! you can park on the street anywhere parallel to fourth street north of g the parade begins at 10 and runs until noon. if

reporting live, alyssa ym >>> our team coverage of the heroin epidemic continues. coming up in ten minutes, we are looking at how some of these tragedies are calling for an unlikely ray of hope. >>> it's two years ago when tamir rice was shot and killed by police officers. family and supporters have gathered to remember him. >> the group ended its 12-hour they blocked traffic during the evening rush hour in front of the first district police headquarters, take a look at the video we shot around 5:00, they rerouted traffic around them and let them protest here, it ended and few minutes ago like i said. two years after 12-year-old tamir rice was shot and killed. they want to make sure he's not for got ten. police had been called after the boy was scene what turned out to be an air soft gun, they shot him when he reached for when he arrived at the scene. tamir's mother was here. she has a list of demands which includes the firing of two officers involved in her son's death. >> many sleepless nights, when i close my mind i see my son being shot, how am i supposed >> ta

good morning, i'm alyssa deitsch. in for dave hall. and i'm maria silva. dave will join us a little later for field trip friday. news this morning. first cassandra jones joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. our coldest morning start since february is expected overnight lows dropping into the low 40s and upper 30s around the las vegas valley, staying above freezing tonight. outside the valley, temperatures will be colder for pahrump and kingman where lows bottom out between 25 and 30 degrees. a freeze warning is in effect for those high temperatures remain below average on friday with highs in the low 60s in las vegas. temperatures moderate this weekend with upper 60s; sunday will feature some more cloud cover as a system moves in for monday. look for more clouds on monday with the chance of a few showers. we're dry leading up to thanksgiving with temperatures holding in the upper 60s. more exotic animals were found inside another pahrump home. this time, there were more than a animals, i

hi alyssa. >> hi, sarah. by this monday, you could pick any one of them to park, and that's when the city said this parking lot at the westside market will be completely open. you can signed kind of see that they have signed blocking this side off, where are there are people parking on the other side in these newly created spaces. earlier this afternoon, they finished painting the lines. this project has been taking 8 months. they're a little ahead of schedule. they said they've had everything open by december reconfigured the lots and creating more than 100 additional spaces. i spoke to a few vendors in the west side market who couldn't wait to to get the word out about this. >> it's ban long struggle for the last 8 months, but we smiled through, and it we're ready. >> so nice to have a place for our customers to come to again. >> they have been asking and weighting and juggling, and parking out miles away. lot being free. as of right now, it is, but i won't be for long. no word yet on when parking attendant

alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> laurps are vowing to fight for the right of imfwrants here in the.s. new york's mayoral office said we welcome the tired, poor and huddled masses into new york for hundreds of years. we'll never let them be taken from us. san francisco mayor ed lee has let his feelings be known. being a sanctuary city is in our dna. san francisco will never be anything other than a sanctuary city. senator-elect pamela harris tweeted that california has the largest number of immigrants, both documented and undocumented in the u.s. i will fight for them. we are stronger together. download the abc 7 news app to stay atop of president-elect's transition to the white house and enable push alerts right to your mobile device. >>> alcohol is suspected of playing a role in this crash that killed one person and seriously injured three others. the bmw they were in crashed into a tree off highway 101 in san mateo. investigators believe everyone including the driver had been drinking. the off ramp was closed during the investigation. >>> law enforcement officers throughout the s

good morning i'm alyssa deitsch, in for maria silva. i'm dave hall. now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... sunny skies and average temperatures today. our high is 62 degrees. a little wind is headed our way tomorrow... and this weekend a low pressure system will roll into our area bringing cooler temperatures. we'll drop into the mid to low 50s and stay there throughout next week. way to the checkout aisle for black friday deals... and things are no different here in the valley. here's a live look at the crowds at the outlet mall on charleston and the 15.. stores are busy right now as shoppers get ahead on their holiday shopping! we spent some time at a few local stores yesterday... to see how early shopping was going. "go! safely please. got to go" that was best buy around five yesterday... when the doors first opened. a lot of the people we spoke with said they were in line to get a gift for a loved one or family one or family member. eric hanna: "in life they teach you happy life happy wife. so i gotta take her and m

alyssa deitsch will take us live to the parade.. this morning. plus mike doria is giving us a sneak peak at the rock n roll marathon.. before it takes over the strip this weekend. stay with us! live from las vegas fox5 news this not my president night 2 of nationwide protests against the election of donald trump... we'll show you the election of donald trump... we'll show you how chaotic it was... plus who donald trump is blaming for it. plus it's veterans day! alyssa dietsch will be joining us live from the veterans day parade.. with a preview of today's special plus... a big guy in a red suit is coming to las vegas today... see when and where santa will make his first arrival of 2016. good morning happy friday... and more importantly happy veterans day! i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. welcome to fox5 news this morning. we want to thank all of you who have served our country.. and we're sharing your photos and videos all morning long so many of you have gone to our facebook page.. posting photos of yourself.. or your loved ones. its so great

, -- alyssa raymond. >> they're expecting between 250 to 300 people. it starts at 7:30. and wraps up around 11:30. now, let's check in with flynn morgan who has the democratic watch party. >> yeah. we're at the cuyahoga county democratic headquarters, where they're expecting about 200 people for a watch party. in a little bit. they're still setting up right now. the key word here is turnout. they had volunteers out all over the county today, making sure that people got out to vote. we'll be here all night. talking with people, engaging reaction. for now, let's head on over to andrew horansky. we asked and viewers answered. what went righted it and -- right today and what went wrong? one of the most common was people who showed up with passports and couldn't vote. according to the aclu, you can't. although one clever woom used -- woman used a bank statement. and that is okay, as long as it is less than a year old and has your name and address on it. >> we're here inside the county board of elections office. no lines here. a lot saw a few days ago. we'll

good morning, i'm alyssa deitsch.. the moves oakland is making in an effort to keep their n-f-l team... and what county commissioners here are doing to forge ahead anyway. kaufmann: "using our tax dollars when tuition rates are skyrocketing is absolutely unacceptable to me." one lawmaker is telling students "suck it up, buttercup" what he is proposing.. for those who are protesting

alyssa good evening -- began. alyssa good evening. >> reporter: hi russ it happened on this field on saturday. like you said this was a game between 10 and 11-year-olds. on one side you had the aleer-- elyria pioneers and other sippled ram of northridgeville apparently parents -- other side rams of northridgeville apparently parents are what is responsible. >> he is spitting up blood. >> reporter: john dickson with the elyria mini pioneers says it sta w the field between players. >> you know it went from a to z quick. >> reporter: refs ejected the assistant coach from the other team. he apparently came back dickson says one of his players said that coach punched him in the stomach. knees not making it up. somebody did punchp him. >> reporter: and -- punch him. >> reporter: and that's not all. >> i heard the n word initially heard them calling them aholes. >> reporter: parents mothers,. >> mothers were saying that. >> reporter: after what their kids play the elyria mini pioneers and decided to forfeit in a statemen

hi alyssa. >> reporter: hi sara and russ. this is real life and people are dying. there have been 30 overdoses in 30 days here in sandusky and four people have died. the family of the one man you see lying on the ground, they want you to share this story in this video because they want the truth about heroin out there. >> what did you take? heroin we need to know so we can save your life. what did you take. >> reporter: raw >> cocaine heroin what was it. >> reporter: in an 11 1/2 minute facebook live you see 27- year-old man gasping for air after overdosing on heroin. >> i thought they were playing. >> reporter: that man lying there lifeless is michael williams. like so many, he watched the video over and over again. >> i was fighting back the tears. i got goosebumps and teary eyed but i am strong and visual but >> reporter: his older sister amber found it hard to watch too. >> watch that video and share it. because that's terrifying. >> reporter: she hopes users all over the country see whathappened to her little brother. >> we don't want to bury him he needs help

hey alyssa! some people are just now getting here.. preparing for one of the biggest veteran's day parades in the nation! reportedly only second to that in new york city! parade volunteer dixon keller joins us now.... this is video from last year's event... where up to 40- thousand people lined the streets to pay their respects to our nation's vets. the parade starts at 10 a-m sharp with then at 10:11 a-m... there will be a f-35 lightning ii flyover... roaring along the parade route on fourth street.... which will be followed by more than 100 floats making their way down fourth between gass and ogden. this year's theme is saluting women in uniform... so if you want to come down here and thank our men and women for their service... make sure you're on time! these vets are prompt and will start without you! this is video from last year's event... where up to 40- thousand people last year's event... where up to 40- thousand people lined the streets to pay their respects to our nation's vets. the parade starts at 10 a-m sharp with the nati

fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us now at t-p-c summerlin with all the excitement... hey alyssa! this is the only p- g-a tour in las vegas... and all these pro golfers are here for a wonderful cause... we can't forget what it's all about. shriners hospitals for children national patient ambassador karolina nogues join us now... karolina was born in may of 2000 with a significant limb- length discrepancy involving her left leg. for the first life, karolina wore a shoe lift that helped compensate for the difference. her family searched for a better solution, and ultimately karolina became a patient of shriners hospitals for children - shreveport, where she began a lengthening treatment that would take nine years, and require both multiple surgeries and the use of an external fixator. she began the painful, tedious process at age 7. when the process was complete, her leg length had been increased by 7 inches. now, at 16, karolina practices horsebacri and enjoys surfing, two activities that require the use and strength of her left leg. after high school, she hopes to apply to a disne

channel 3's alyssa raymond is on the scene for us. alyssa, what new information can you give to us on a very sad story? >> reporter: jimmy, they just opened the passing lane about 45 minutes ago after it was closed about an hour. a few minutes ago they did stop traffic for a little bit as a tow truck came in.

. >> alyssa herrington has the story. >> those people may not guilbe allowed back in. if they do have to go outside of the country, they need to be back before january 20th. some immigrants came to the u.s. of protection deportation. >> mr. trump has pledged to end the program. >> very important component and any young person's education and development that we need to be practical about. the future of the federal law of this area. cal state university chancellor sent an e-mail to administrators, urging them to share the reality of this threat with their students. part of it reads, if they are outside the united states as of january 20th, 2017, there is no assurance that'll be allow to return to the u.s. >> there are about 600 undocumented students in san jose state. pat lopez harris says the color of international study is working to create other opportunities. >> opportunities that are on our campus and in our state or country that do have some of the same benefits. >> for example, international business programs without actually having to travel internationally. >>