giving them atm cards and pins to use. >> i just want you to take $40 out of the atm like you normallyld. >> watching it all nearby, our security expert. >> she has no idea we're recording everything she's doing. >> you got your money? >> yes. >> anything suspicious? >> no. >> customer after customer. not a single person can tell they're being skimmed. >> how did the atm work? >> awesome. it was simple. >> all their pin numbers recorded on that pinhole camera. time for the big reveal. >> what if i told you i had a skimmer on this the entire time. it was flush right against. you couldn't tell. you stuck the card in. no problem. >> we didn't see it. >> it looks totally normal. >> it looks like it's part of the machine. >> you get your money but you have no idea you're being scammed. >> a couple of quick things to look for. you want to make sure that everything is flush. this did protrude out a little bit. it was the same color but it protruded out. and by the way, you're probably saying to yourself you still need my pin number to get my money. guess what? we had a pinhole camera watching

most atms still doing it the regular way. here are a couple other things you need to know to protect yourself at the atm. cover the pin pad when you're typing your numbers. put your hand over it, so if a camera is recording, they can't see. also, the key pad itself, check that out. sometimes the bad guys put a fake key pad over the real one, like they do with skimmers over the card reader. hope it helps. >> thanks. i can't believe how small those are. terrifying. >> next time i need cash, i'm going inside the bank. human teller. >> there you go. humans can't mess it up. >>> dylan, what's coming up next? >> black friday is nearly two weeks away, but retailers are already breaking out the early sales. we'll tell you where you can go today to save big after these messages. "volatile markets." something we all think about as we head into retirement. it's why brighthouse financial is committed to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing shield annuities, a line of products while maintaining a level of prote

they say everybody uses atms and are online. the atm thing is interesting.mount of money to operate the system. the fear is that this will lead to a reduction in the number of free atms that we have access to. ron delnevo is from the atm industry association. you are worried about this? yes, bank branches have been closing down over the last few years and we now have bank branch deserts. 2000 communities around the uk without bank branches. people rely on free atms for financial services. if they are taken out because they are no longer economic, that is a disaster for communities and the economics of them throughout the uk. they say they are committed to maintaining a network of free atms? in financially excluded areas, this isn'tjust about them, this is for everybody in the uk. last year, over three quarters of all payments at convenience stores in the uk were made using cash. cash is still the dominant payment method in this country. according to figures released by the bank of england. it isn't just about some atm paw released by the bank of england. it

you can only withdraw $20 in the atm —— from the atm.t is what people have to use since the inflation from 2009. there are a number of challenges. they need foreign money. of course. how will they attract that? confidence. the previous government led by robert mugabe lost confidence of the world and the economy went into freefall and that is why we are where we are today. if you can show you can adopt measures that will address some of those challenges... it will not be easy because it you also have ideology and policies... the agricultural sector will take some time to come back in terms of fahmy but if you can get that word confidence to restoring the fortunes of zimbabwe. it has a very good diaspora. it is a well educated population. if they can come back, plus use those at home there is a chance. we have been hearing about the very educated people who are unemployed. we have seen some dire economic forecasts for the uk. a great picture that tells the story — fire and brimstone. but this is an analysis of why it has got so bad. has th

when i go to the atm, it is much more vivid, much more vibrant.nch, i can do what i would expect to do on the screen on my phone or my tablet as an example. i can initiate a video session with somebody at the bank to assist me. it really changes the game for what an atm is from, you know, a machine that dispenses cash to a whole new sort of mobile ready experience for the consumer. welcome. how can i help you today? sure, no problem at all. many financial institutions are rethinking how many branches they have to have, where exactly those branches need to be and the purpose of those specific branches. remi 0lu—pitan is back. that interview with stelios is on our website. remi is back. we were talking about shrinkflation. this came to the fore when the gaps between toblerone got wider. now we've got the terry's chocolate orange. it has increased by 3696 compared to last year. why is that? this depends where you buy it. compared to last year. why is that? this depends where you buy itm depends where you buy it. but on average it has increased by 36%

. >> her friend that goes by the acronym atm, went to school with the victim, where he wshe was a juniord he's a senior. >> she was a great person. very loving. fun and energetic. >> he spelled out her name, violet, no stone. part of the growinda memorial the teens. out of respect for the family, we are not releasing her last name until chp confirms all family members have been notified. chp said her and one other passenger were not wearing seat belts. the driver was speeding and likely worse. >> at this time alcohol is suspected. >> reporter: alcohol was also found inside the mangled suv. atm says it's a wakeup call for himself and other teens who too often feel bullet proof to life's dangerous mistakes. >> if you drink don't get behind the wheel. call an uber, a taxi, anything. >>> a surprise appearance on alcatr alcatraz. today collin kaepernick took on a new cause. visiting the island for the indigenous people event. sergio quintana is live in the news room with details on the early morning event. >> reporter: today is not just a day to be thankful for many, it's also a day of givin

maybe we can catch up with these guys but despite their effort they weren't able to break into the atm. >> when have they been successful doing that? never. >>> you see it right there. >> mr. bass outdoors you would never imagine but he's on a fishing boat doing what? >> fishing. >> not today. today he's chipmunking. >> coming across the water pulled up on his object kind of swimming across. we thought it with was a snake. we came up to check it out and it's a little chipmunk. >> they decided not to get involved at first because they thought the little guy had it but kept an eye on it. >> grab the net. >> he seemed to have good form. they thought he had an acorn on his back transporting it. >> instead it was a baby chipmunk? >> they realized it got tired. >> but they felt so bad for it they didn't just want to leave it out there to drown. >> waiting for some huge catfish to come out. >> i'm surprised a big mouth didn't strike it. >> well, fortunately this day was a lucky one for the chipmunk. >> poor little guy is like -- >> this is a bad idea. >> they manage to keep it safely on the e

a group of man ran into the store and made off with the atm. police are still searching with the three people in the video. now to a shocking site in new hampshire. this home was carried away in a river earlier this week. this is amazing video. people along the river bank watched this all unfold. one of them shot the video they say as it churned in the water the house made crushing sounds yashed into that brirnlg where it tipped on its side and then tore apart. my goodness. that is shocking. when you see that, can you you imagine? it's been that kind of a season, that kind of a year and that storm, shawn, was the same one that rained so hard on the redskins game. it pulled in the tropical storm fell i'm. it had the winds of a category one hurricane. we don't need to get that going too soon. >> heading into a nice friday tomorrow. if you liked tomorrow >> i love tomorrow. the love it alert issued is issued for tomorrow. we had a beautiful warm today today, so much sunshine. there will be a bit more cloud cover around tomorrow , shawn and maybe a

an example -- go back to 1978 when citi commercialized the atm.1979, people said this is the death of branch banking, the atm. fast-forward almost 40 years and we have just started to see the curve end in terms of the number , 40 years in the u.s. later -- in terms of the number of branches. when you walk into a branch today, it is different. you come into a vestibule and there are some are between two or 10 atm's there. and you have to get to the back of the branch to actually find llerbody to do a te transaction. mike: five years from now, citi has 700 retail branches in the u.s. and about 2500 worldwide, so let's talk about the u.s. -- how many do you figure you will have five years from now, and how will the square footage differ from there? >> that 700 is down about 300 years.e last 10 to 12 the configuration of those branches has changed. we have kind of gone from a branch on every street corner to nde of what we call hubbing a stroking, so the big branch in a high-traffic area where you can go in and do your full range of services. and then

in fairfax county after surveillance video shows him -- surveillance photo show him shooting at an atm now, police say officers were called to bb&t along richmond highway in alexandria on sunday after a customer found pieces of the atm were missing and scatter on the ground. if you recognize that man, call fairfax county police. >>> coming up on fox5 news morning -- >> a program to help prepare service dogs for wounded veterans is now a thing of the past. find out why it came to an end just ahead. >> veterans day is tomorrow but the federal government and other governments are observing the holiday today and we want to honor the veterans in your lives. so, tweet us a picture and some information about those veterans using the #fox5 vet and we'll show them, as many as we can, throughout the morning. fox5 news morning back after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ mother nature sure smells amazing. even in accounts receivable. new gain botanicals laundry detergent, bring the smell of nature wherever you are. olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $

at atm tomorrow we know it's going to be a cold and frosty start, eight good few degrees shaved off these towns and cities. if few of those showers in postal parts,. the weather system is poised to move in. as we move into cold air we will see outbreaks of rain. as we go through the day and into cold in we see some snow out and about. the hills, particularly in northern scotland and the southern uplands and pennines, perhaps relatively low levels briefly, but uncertainty about the snow and helmet disruptive it may be. check the forecast heading out in the morning. —— how disruptive it might be. increasing cloud makes it feel colder even though the wind isn't as strong. this weather system moves gradually southwards through monday night. the rain is going to be weakening. snow finishes off as well with milder in from the atlantic. a change in the feel of things on tuesday, wednesday as well. a good deal of cloud around. not a huge amount of rain left over. still single figures, in scotland, but not that far from the average. that's how it looks for the next few days, cold, but it won't las

if you use atm, shield p.i.n. numbers, don't leave valuables visible in your car and if you put them in the trunk change your parking spot once you drop off a load of gifts. >> sometimes people out to do harm will watch you put packages in the car and then you go resume shopping and come back and things are gone. >> reporter: mayor lee says holiday shopping expected to generate $6 million to the city's economy. carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> and the union square business improvement district pays for 33 staffers to help visitors and clean the streets every day. they hire even more in the holidays. >>> we lucked out on the weather for holiday weekend. hope you had great time with friends and family. perfect for thanksgiving and then much needed rain. >> so thankful. >> and this week off to fine start. sunny finish as well. live doppler 7, we have sunny skies right now. pleasantly cool and crisp afternoon right now. mt. tam, blue skies. chilly overnight and cold in inland valleys, lows to the mid-30s in some spots. h

they were going to kidnap her and make her go to an atm and steal her money. >> even though she resisted. it seems to be him, his accomplice and the girl. >> he's bigger than her, he's stronger than her, it looks like he gave up. >> when he ran off, she got herself together and reported it to the police. they were arrested. >> one of the things you should do, if somebody grabs you like that, fall on the ground. they're not counting on that. she fell on the ground everyone that made him run away. >> she did all the right things in this horrifying situation. >> a lot of youtubers when they reach milestones, they like to celebrate. we've seen lots of ryan's videos on our show before, because he is a stunner when it comes to these tricks. he's going to give back to the audience by doing a trick he's never done before. i can't imagine where you walk up and say, i'm going to try a front flip quadruple tail flip on a scooter. >> huh? >> right. don't mess it up? >> that looks so fun. >> he's a freakin' beast. >> that's not it, ryan isn't done. >> here comes the 720 flip. >> and then -- >> for go

. >>> an atm in fairfax county, if it will catch a suspect. the person used a gun to shoot at an atm at the bb&t bank on richmond highway. the would-be crook used the weapon and walked away empty handed. >>> we've got breaking news in new york city. you just have to see it to believe it. an apartment building in upper manhattan has a gaping crack up an exterior wall. this is at least a couple centimeters wide and is splintered from the second floor up to the roar. crews had to evacuate residents on thursday because it is in danger of a partial collapse. fire officials say it's unclear what caused the crack. some residents had time to get their belongings together. but here's the heartbreaker. some still had pets insideat back and retrieve. eun, back to you. >> chris, thank you. >>> we have been telling you all morning long, warning you, how cold it is outside and the temperatures are going to drop. look at the current temperatures right now. it's only going to get worse. apparently, winter is approaching now. >>> this morning our molette green

to navigate daily life using emojis and pictures to help explain everyday situations like using an atmary. these sections will be part of the broader story about mehroonisa's life. where she was born, how it is really her right to get an education. we're trying to put that message across. that it is every woman's right, no matter what age, to have education, and it is never too late to do that. and the experts are also working on the play. girls don't have any control over their lives. tomorrow they need to show the kids what they have done for the play‘s first rehearsal and the prestigious national school of drama. it is a nerve—racking time for priyanka and her school friends as they get ready to rehearse. after the rehearsal, veena tells me why theatre could be a great way of getting the team's message across. but while the play is taking shape, there is bad news for the rest of the team working on the e—book. back at base. it is a small malfunction on a emojis not showing up on the overlay. they were working earlier, it is a little worried because it would be nice to have it done r

her friend, who only goes by the name atm, went to school with the 16-year-old victim in village high in pleasanton where she was a junior and he was a sr. >> she is a germareaermanreat p loving. >> reporter: he spelled out her first name, violet, in stones. part of the growing memorial near state highway 84, out of respect for the family we are not releasing her last name until chp confirms all family members have been notified. chp says that she and at least one other female passenger were not wearing seat belts. the driver was speeding and likely worse. >> at this time alcohol is suspended as playing a role in this. >> reporter: the sergeant says that alcohol was also found inside the torn-up suv. atm says it's a wake-up call for himself and other teens who too often feel bullet proof to life's dangerous mistakes. >> if you drink, don't get behind the wheel, call uber or a taxi, walk, if anything. >> reporter: this is a reminder for all of us, isn't it? i talked to my teenage daughter tonight and reminded her after coming to this scene just how important it is to follow those rules

the two were captured at an atm in st. mary's, georgia, withdrawing $200. her parents despondent. >> we don't know why you're gone. it doesn't matter. we don't care. we just want you to call or text or e-mail. >> reporter: investigators who travelled down this dirt road to her rural home say katelyn likely cannot text or call because they found her cell phone in her room. it had been wiped clean. her bedroom window left open. her footprints outside leading to the main road almost a mile away. her car parked where she left it on sunday. >> here you have a coach that is involved, and that makes the situation, i mean, more serious because that person is in a position of authority. >> he was my assistant coach. >> reporter: more than just a coach, rodriguez is a family friend, hired in part because katelyn's dad endorsed him. when katelyn would ask her dad to let him coach her, her father said only if the two were not alone. >> i always have to be with people because the issue it can bring. >> reporter: tuesday night -- >> we ask that you just send her back hom

the skimmers can steal your atm card and p.i.n. numbers.e to see who might have planted the devices. the valero station put seals on the pump to stop tampering. >>> a fire broke out on an interstate off ramp from northbound 280 in san jose. the flames are already out. now, caltrans is checking to make sure there is no lasting damage. >>> 6:57. a live look at the bart station this morning that will eventually connect to downtown san jose. the question leaders have to answer is how. the main question revolves about what type of bore or bores will be built to allow trains to tunnel underground. bart wants two bores, one each way. the cheaper option is one bore with two directions above and below. according to the mercury news that's what the vpa is pushing for. the final decision is expected early next year. >>> bart calling the latest setback for the fleet of cars just a bump in the road. the agency says it can be fixed in a matter of days. bart hopes to have new cars in service by thanksgiving. according to the examiner tharks is off the tab

surveillance cameras caught him dressed in a red nike sweatshirt, firing a shotgun directly at an atm. this happened outside of bb and t bank on richmond highway. that's in the alexandria area. it's the same machine that had been shot earlier that same day. it's unclear if the driver was able to get away with any cash, or if he was responsible for both incidents. >>> we have surveillance video from another attempted heist. this one was on h street northeast last week. a robber tried to get away with the cash drawer, but the woman behind the counter wasn't about to let you can see the women fighting back, and struggling with the man. it's unclear whether he actually did get away with anything. d.c. police are offering a thousand dollars reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest. >>> meantime, in fairfax county, someone took the drivethrough sign a bit too literally at this dunkin donuts in falls church. the driver of the car accidentally plowed through the front door of the shop. no one was hurt, and there was only minor damage to the building and the car. >>> with some fr

she was seen taking $200 from an atm in st. mary's georgia on ay until we get her home, she is in danger. >> rodriguez was an assistant coach for caitlin's soccer high school team. he has been suspended by the school system. he has been restricted from contact with all the students. meantime, caitlin's family is pleading for her to contact them, and come home. >>> still ahead on wusa9 news at 6:00, the search for an escaped inmate who shouldn't be hard to miss. >>> up next, a top district official is accused of using >>> when our wusa9 impact team decided to try to do something about students going hungry, it struck a nerve. for some, it gave people the courage to come forward about a subject many are just too embarrassed to talk about. >> my children need to survive, so i lower my pride, and i do what i've got to do. it is what it is. it's survival. >> for every story of struggle, we learned of everyday people doing what they can to 11:00. >>> a top d.c. government official is accused of using her employees for childcare on oc

crashed through another set of doors and went through the store to get to the other side and loaded an atm in the truck and took off. the truck was stolen on monday in duluth georgia. >>> and the ferry received a distress call on its way from key west to ft. myers, the family of three jumped off the boat and swam to the ferry holding on to a crab trap buoy. luckily nobody was hurt. >>> a prepajama party all for a good cause. loomous elementary school in broomall this their tenth annual book drive. they collect books and pajamas for local shelters and they were invited to wear their pj's to the morning assembly where the grand total was announced and our own matt o'donnell did the congratulating the school for close to 900 books, nice job. >> it's already smashing box office records in mico and today disney's coco's hits the box office. alicia vitarelli is j more. >> reporter: this is jason katz doing the drawing and he came to the 6 abc studio showing where the story began with sketches of the main character miguel and his dog dante. >> something makes me different. i want to be a musician

they slammed a stolen pickup truck through the front glass and then stole the store's atm. the suspects are still on the loose. >>> uber is under investigation for alleged coverup of a massive data breach. new york's attorney general is looking into reports saying it affected the personal information of 57 million customers and drivers. it happened last year but only came to light this week. the hackers were reportedly paid $100,000 to destroy the stolen information. >>> now to an abc news exclusive. our continuing coverage of the shopping season in part 19, why many dealerships will be just as busy as the malls. >> clayton sandell explains how car shoppers can save thousands this weekend. >> reporter: this black friday, car dealers are hoping shoppers drive past the mall and to the dealer instead. taylor robinson is shopping for her first new car at this nissan dealer in denver. >> price is a big thing and black friday's got good deals. >> reporter: she's in luck. >> get a great deal during ram black friday sales event. >> reporter: t are slightly down, so the number of in

rieles del tren ---la polica de alabama busca a dos sospechosos involucrados en el robo de una mquina "atmugada cuando una camioneta "dodge ram" 1999 retrocedi rompiendo vidrios y despus ingres y destroz la tienda mientras uno de los sujetos mova el cajero automtico que fue transportado en la camioneta mientras los malhechores huyeron de la escena... les queremos presentar a una jovencita muy especial porque no le tiene miedo a los retos que la vida le ha puesto. naci con un impedimento fsico, pero cuando estaba en primer grado le dijo a su madre con mucha valenta que deseaba aprender a bailar. y aunque su mam tuvo miedo, de inmediato la apoy y logr que una maestra le enseÑara sus primeros pasos para convertirse en una "bailarina en la oscuridad". cuando estoy bailando siento la musica no uso mi vision no puedo ver so lo siento. a mi me encanta brincar, me siento libre, so yo lo hago! risa cuando empece en el primer grado gente me decia que no podia bailar porque no tenia vision completa pero yo le queria ensenar que yo si puedo bailar que si puedo hacerlo. ella es muy determinada, ella nu

a suspect shoots an atm with a shotgun, but didn't get any money.e're going to tell you where in the dmv that happened, and why police need your help. >> do you support nude art on the national mall? vote on wusa9.com/vote. we're going to tell you about this new nude piece of art on display this weekend. at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed, and more jumping on yours. stronger is standing out and standing proud. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to grow up stronger. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference...

you should also check atms or credit card machines for card skim ers and even being extra careful about what you're throwing away. thieves love to dig through trash this time of year looking for what you got for gifts and looking for ways to identify themselves as you. in the end they say staying safe lies in being vigilant. one of the best things you can do is freeze your credit before you start shopping . that way thieves can't access it and create accounts in your name. using credit cards over debit cards, that way if your information is compromised it isn't tied directly to your money. when shopping online, only use save secure websites. some shoppers are already looking past black friday attract those who prefer shopping from the comfort of their couch. they're luring customers with discounted deals this year, americans are expected to spend $6.6 billion online the monday after thanksgiving, 1 billion-dollar more than online sales on black friday. but of course the forecast doesn't mean anything if you're staying inside. however, we checked in with corey. she's inside at the mall .

this man try to steal from an atm by shooting it with a shotgun. bank onpened at bb&t richmond highway in mount vernon sunday. if you recognize the man, please call the police. jonathan: senate candidate for alabama judge roy moore accused of sexual assault. a woman told "the washington post" that moore undressed her and assaulted her when she was just 14 and he was a prosecutor in his 30's, 30 years ago. ore's campaign denies it, but some on capitol hill are suggesting that he step aside from next month's election. nancy: another celebrity being accused of sexual misconduct. accusations dating back to the 19 it is. five women have accused him of punching himself inappropriately in front of them. an upcomingceled appearance on "the late show" and his movie premiere has been delayed as well, which contains a scene it really familiar to the allegations presented against him. the los angeles district attorney is creating a task force focusing on allegations made within the entertainment industry. nancy chen, abc 7 news. trouble for o.j. simpson after

now they are known as atms. at the time everyone said we will never have anymore tellers. it created a huge need. it allowed us to have smaller regional bank branches. we could have more tellers, on a couple but at banks. so you saw a huge growth in that job market. on the other side there's plenty of counter examples to that. robots typically don't take jobs. they take tasks. for example, the robots we deploy, they do a small part of the job. they do to material delivery but there's a person on either end. i think eventually you'll start moving towards this. you know, when people -- when the iphone was invented a lot of people didn't think there would be a huge development in app millionaires from something as simple as a portable computing device. i think there's a lot of opportunity. you never know, the robots might get into your home and we'll have a whole new app development market. >> i want to squeeze in one more question. you once said i'm probably the most pessimistic roboticist. that was not easy. i had to practice it. it would be a horrible name for a band. why

we have more bank tellers since the atm was installed. the reason is it made it cheaper to operate a bank branch. banks could open up more branches and serve more people. there was a market demand for that. they built so many more branches that even though they needed fewer tellers per branch, they were employing many more. that is the pattern we are going to continue to see in many sectors of the economy. not in manufacturing over the next 10-20 years. that is basically what i think the immediate response is going to be to a.i. as well. scott: diane, do you say that even accelerating change in a.i. will generate more jobs that is completely counter to what some others say. eric free health and, for example, said -- eric, for example, said one of the differences is the rate of change is not allowing industries to catch up. excuse me, by allowing the labor market to catch up. you are saying the opposite, right? the faster the change is, the better it will be? james: yes and no. there are two things. a faster change will -- if you have elas

surveillance photos show him shooting at an atm with a shotgun. bank along richmond highway in alexandria on sunday after a customer found pieces of the atm missing and scattered on the ground. a d.c. woman learned her fate for throwing a cup of urine at a metrobus driver. opal brown is her name and she'll spend five months in jail and serve three years supervised probation. the judge also banned her from riding the x2 bus route where the assault happened back in august. steve, over to you. >> ♪ >> all right time for the morning line right now. we're going to start with some basketball. wizards rebounded nicely after tuesday's loss to the two 10 mavericks. still trying to get over that one. they took on the lakers last night in d.c. and the wizards managed to make a double digit lead hold up. they win 111-95. now the lakers are not the best team in the league but at least they're better than dallas. >>> all-star point guard john wall 23 points bradley beal 22 otto porter jr. lonzo ball first some triple-double. wizards taking on the two and nine h

they slammed a stolen pickup truck through the front glass and then stole the store's atm.ill on the loose. >>> uber is under investigation for alleged coverup of a massive data breach. new york's attorney general is looking into reports saying it

. >> no atm fees. >> from all of us, we a >>> tonight, breaking news on several fronts.just learned about the deadly church shooting in texas. what the gunman did before. and tonight, the stories emerging from inside the church. the suspect shooting into the church, even before he was inside. bullets coming through the walls. families, children on the floor, under the pews. >>> also tonight, the stunning number of missed warning signs. the gunman escaping a mental facility in the past. he threatened military supervisors. he was convicted of domestic violence. tonight, president trump says extreme vetting would not have made a difference. >>> breaking news as we come on the air involving harvey weinstein tonight. what the nypd believes is now coming. >>> also just in, the death of a former baseball star. the plane crash. >>> the state trooper shot on the highway today during a traffic stop. the hunt that followed.

. >> i personally feel safer taking my children into our stores than i would going to an atm or a convenience store or a gas station. our stores are not unsafe to be in. >> but for many san carlos residents, the recent mass shootings are very much on their minds. >> what happened in las vegas and texas can happen in san carlos. let's not kid ourselves. violent crimes happen in small towns, more than people realize. >> in the end, the city council voted 4-1 in favor of the moratorium. it lasts 45 day, but can be extended for up to two years. live in san carlos, lilian kim, abc news. >> lilian, thanks. >>> in the sierra tonight, expect slick roads if you're driving that way. this is the slushy view from the caltrans camera on i-80 heing west at soda springs. you will need chains from king veil to donner lake interchange. truckers must carry chains between applegate and truckee. >> san jose. look at this. the rain still falling about an hour ago. pretty heavy. for the latest on the rain and another storm coming this way, sheer meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya? >> hang on to the umbrellas. ch

atming up on "eyewitness news" in south philly. getting ready for thanksgiving 2017. live in south philade i'm joe holden, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> jokes i love that. not just bags. collards. cases of collards. attention to detail. i like it. >> it smells great down here, too. fosulooking good too. >>> now that the holiday rush is on we wan t get going in the right direct. head on over to cbsphillyu'll fe comprehensive guide of thanksgiving travel tips and you can track the forecast for the holiday weekend. >> well, the search continues today for two people that have been missing since devastating fire destroyed a senior living community in west chester. the atf says it has found the remains of two othereo barclay . investigators made those discoveries yesterday. the cause of that blaze is still under investigation. ple are missing after a u.s. navy airplane went down off the coast japan. officials say the main crash shortly before 1:00 this morning. nearly 600 miles from okinawa 11 people were on board. eight have been rescued are in good condition. the aircraft wa

shotgun.erss were called to a bb and t on richmond avenue on sunday after a customer found pieces of the atmssing and scattered on the gro you recognize this man, call fairfax county police. > new tonight a service dog program for service dogs for veterans were closed to close upshot. fox5's lauren demarco visited the training facility in boidz, maryland to get some answer. >>reporter: the founder of warrior k9 connection is heartbroken tonight. he says the work that the service members do with these dog is just invaluable and he doesn't understand why the program has been cut. warrior k9 connection is a two-fold operation. they provide service dogs for disabled veterans, but the dogs are trained by military warriors suffering from ptsd. what we find is that through learning how to train these dogs they're actually -- we're actually to experiencely able to retrain them to go from reactive to patient, to go from emotionally numb to a motive a this is that it's experience al you don't learn patients from reading a book, you learn patients from practicing it. they founded the nonprofit and said

. >> there's no way for us to be able to legitimately and legally take credit cards, take atm. there's no banking system for us at all. >> reporter: since banks are regulated by the feds, most will not touch cannabis cash. >> because anything i use that money for federally is considered a crime. >> reporter: so do you have to stash your cash, so to speak? >> yes, yes. we all do. >> reporter: in a safe, hidden? >> we all do. >> reporter: california treasurer john chung said it's trouble just waiting to happen. in an expected $7 billion industry beginning next year. >> in southern california a dispensary owner was kidnapped, tortured and maimed after being driven into the desert in a futile search for nonexistent buried money. >> i'm terrified. it's terrifying. until we have a way that we can do paperless transactions, i think we're always going to be at risk. >> reporter: so the state treasurer did announce some regulations today, some safety regulations to help out cannabis groups. coming up at 6:00 we'll talk more about that. it includes armored vehicles to haul all of the cas

. >> i personally feel safer taking my children into our stores than i would going to an atm or a convenience store or a gas station. our stores are not unsafe to be in. >> but for many san carlos residents, the recent mass shootings are very much on their minds. >> what happened in las vegas and texas can happen in san carlos. let's not kid ourselves. violent crimes happen in small towns, more than people realize. >> in the end, the city council voted 4-1 in favor of the moratorium. it lasts 45 day, but can be extended for up to two years. live in san carlos, lilian kim, abc news. >> lilian, thanks. >>> in the sierra tonight, expect slick roads if you're driving that way. this is the slushy view from the caltrans camera on i-80 heing west at soda springs. you will need chains from king veil to donner lake interchange. truckers must carry chains between applegate and truckee. >> san jose. look at this. the rain still falling about an hour ago. pretty heavy. for the latest on the rain and another storm coming this way, sheer meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya? >> hang on to the umbrellas. ch

if you use an atm, shield your pin numbers. of course, don't leave valuables visible in your car.ven if you put them in the trunk you might want to think about changing your parking spot. once you've dropped off a load of gifts. >> sometimes people that are out to do harm they will watch you put your packages in the car and then you go resume your shopping and you come back and your things are gone. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of shoppers are expected to pack union square between now and christmas. carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> did you get any deals? this year cyber monday hit a new record with sales topping $6.6 billion. adobe analytics reports sales went up 17% compared with a year ago, although the best da i to shop online is technically over many stores are extending their sales for at least another day. industry experts urge you to compare prices before you actually make that purchase to make sure you're getting the best deal. >>> the faa investigating a close call for two planes at new york's jfk airport. an egypt airplane clipped a virgin atlantic plane last night.

tan agitada ---la polica de alabama busca a dos sospechosos involucrados en el robo de una mquina "atmadrugada cuando una camioneta retrocedi rompiendo vidrios, despus ingres y destroz la tienda. -- mientras uno de los sujetos mova el cajero automtico que fue transportado en la camioneta......... los malhechores huyeron de la escena... --- tal parece que santa claus esta navidad llegar ms rapido de lo habitual, y todo porque cambi a rodolfo el reno por un auto de carreras --- --- es momento de conocer las condiciones del tiempo en la baha, con gabriela delln --- las chivas derrot a las tuzas tres a cero y se coronaron campeonas de la liga femenil demas los golden state warriors le dieron una repasada a los chicago bulls. los detalles en deportes. hoy con accion de la nba. los golden state warriors querian quitarse el mal de sabor de boca por la derrota ante el oklahoma city thunder y vaya que lo lograron. el quintento del estado dorado descanso a kevin durant y a draymond green y ni los extraÑaron. despues de un primer cuarto apretado los warriors explotaron a la ofensiva en el segundo

the consumer financial protection bureau finds that consumers who opt in to debit card or atm overdraft are still at risk of incurring fees. that's despite recent regulatory changes. so here are some suggestions on how to avoid overdraft fees or opt out completely. overdraft fees can range from annoying to painful. for instance with wells fargo and bank of america they're $35. >> it just feels kind of punitive and sneaky and just an extra way for a bank to make more money. >> overdraft fees, they are taking your money away. >> collecting fees is good businesses for banks and credit unions generating an estimated $33 billion a year. >> that's big money and at least two large banks have been accused of using deceptive practices to get you to sign up. our advice, don't be pressured. >> consumer reports says you're better off declining protection altogether. your transaction might get denied but one study shows you'll save more than $20 a month in checking fees. instead sign up for text or e-mail alerts that flag low balances and link your checking to a savings account which can cover short

the two men load an atm into the truck and take off.ay the truck was reportelen on monday in duluth georgia. >>> a florida ferry came to the rescue of a family who's boat caught fire. this is a crazy story. the ferry received a distress call while he was on its way from key west to fort myers on monday morning. the family of three jumped off their boat and swam to the ferry while holding onto a crab trap buoy. the crew pulled them on board. no one was hurt. >> the sixers continue their six game home stand at the wells fargo center. they host the portland trailblazers tonight. we'll be back. >> ♪♪ >> police officers work on staying fit and that goes the same for canines. [laughter] >> the police department in alabama posted this video of k-9 nitro doing push-ups part of their 9 p.m. it reminds people to remove valuables from their cars and lock up at the end of the day and do some shoshana work as well. >> i would do anything nitro tells me to do. >> those police officers know how to train that dog. >> they do. >> not sure my lacy would

it is midnight in london and atm in singapore, and also in beijing. —— 8am.sident trump is beginning the second day of his visit to china. his counterpart, president xi jinping, rolled out the red carpet for his visitor, who wants beijing to ta ke for his visitor, who wants beijing to take more decisive action to rein in north korea. that aside, the two men appear to be getting on well. mr trump even shared a video of his granddaughter speaking mandarin. the forbidden city. today's tour guide, the president of china. his tourists, the other most powerful leader in the world, all smiles despite the threat of nuclear crisis. president trump came from south korea, where he told the national assembly north korea was a hell, and china shouldn't be helping it. we call on every nation, including china and russia, to fully implement un security council resolutions, downgrade diplomatic relations with the regime, and sever all ties of trade and technology. but in the 1950s, chinese fought and died alongside north koreans, against the united states. china still commemo

stores can't take credit cards and atms don't work. bank services that normally take minutes now take hours. the people of puerto rico are unable to refrigerate and cook their food. they must rely on canned and processed foods, which are high in sodium. access to food in rural communities are especially difficult. as long as there is no power, people will be relying on relief organizations to provide food and water for them. electricity is also needed to run waste water treatment plants and to restore the functioning of water utilities. without clean, running water, nurses have witnessed the beginnings of multiple outbreaks of the richest country on earth have been denied necessary humanitarian aid and left to die. with a growing climate crisis, keep it going where it's not risk of some sort of breach. once the storm clear, get it up like that. i want you to talk about how you prepare a firing that's directly in the path of owe storm like harvey to make sure to get that thing back on there as quickly as possible. >> thank you for the q

stores can't take credit cards and atm's don't work. bank services that normally take minutes, now take hours. the people of puerto rico are unable to refrigerate and cook their food. they must relied on canned and processed foods which are high in sodium. and access in r you recall areas is especially difficult. as long as there's no power, people will be reliant on relief organizations to provide food and waters for them. electricity is also needed to run waste water treatment pla plants and restore the water utilities. without, clean, running water, nurses have witnessed the beginnings of multiple outbreaks of water born diseases, including leapto spiro sis, an animalborn bacter bacteriaal disease that can be fatal if not treated in time. there's problems with accessing fema aid. people can't access fema's on-line notices and aid applicatio applications. for those able to apply for aid, they're telling that necessary follow-up information will be sent by text or e-mail. >> people don't have power right now. they're not going to recei