hendso been name one of the "top 10" tech savvy cities in america. fox5's peter dawson is live outside city hall downloading the good news. henderson took 9th place in a coutrywide survey from the center for digital government. henderson's open data and open budget app throughout their website gives everyone the latest statistics but more importantly this is how you find it. go to cityofhenderson. com. under the ve and about the city of henderson tab, look for open data henderson data explore link, it's easy to find. this gives everyone full transparency of crime statistics, operating budgets and much more. there is an interactive map showing current road construction and other city projects. it also give you the costs of each project, full transparency is mayor hafen's goal, he says this and citizen engagement. mayor hafen will be in pittsburgh this weekend attending the "national league of cities" to accept their award as one of the most tech savvy cities in america. henderson also launched hendersonstrong. org. a 20 year vision on the city's goals,

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not a good night in many cities across america. most of the protest were peaceful, however, this one destructive in downtown los angeles. in portland hundreds gathered outside the courthouse to protest against president elect donald trump. protest reported in 16 cities across the country. >> kim: i talked about oakland a little while ago. now the full picture of oakland. huge crowds pouring into the streets. they thought this was at least 5,000 people. protest, just carrying signs. however you see fires set in the streets. >> dana: donald trump headed to the white house to meet with the president of the united states at 8:00 our time. tracy potts reports. >> i say it is time for to us come together as one united people. >> that begins today with the extraordinary image many thought would never now president elect donald trump and his wife side by side with the obamas at the white house this morning. for private meetings the president says his transition team has been preparing for for the last year. >> we're rooting for success in u

on top of that a failed educational system, especially in inner city america. high school graduation rates are 9% lower for american students than the national average according to most recent s statisti statistics. the latest high school dropout for african american students is higher than the average. it should be better now that the u.s. is ranked four on per pupil spending and it works out to be $11,600 per student. america ranked 17th in reading. 19th in science and a whopping 26th in math. $11,600 a student? donald trump is going to send that money back to states, towns, municipalities and then parents and local politicians can make those decisions. also, you want to know what this election was about? look at america's open borders. they're a mess, and they're not secure, and americans knew if donald trump builds the wall, it's less likely people will cross into the country. it will mean americans won't be competing with illegal immigrants for the few jobs available driving down wages. and americans know that we can become energy independent, and that mea

but...every city in america, i mean not every city, has protests like this. it's not right, it makes our country look like a joke, and it's not democracy, i'm sorry. metro reported no major problems during the demonstration. and at last check-- no arrests were made. this is the second peaceful protest in vegas in the last week. president-elect donald trump's chief of staff choice... will be announced anytime now... that's according to kellyanne conway.... his campaign adviser. conway said r-n-c chairman reince priebus has and is considered the front-runner for the position. also competiing for chief of staff... is breitbart c-e-o steve bannon... a close confidante of trump's. a decision could come as early as tomorrow. hillary clinton is taking a shot at the f-b-i specifically director james comey. she said in a conference call yesterday.... the first letter comey sent to the congress last month halted her momentum... while the second letter comey sent... which exonerated clinton... fired up trump backers even more. clinton has told keep moving forward. a tex

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and equities has been under pressure, but it's a tale of two cities. america is doing very well. so we have not lost market share. it's up 1% in america, quite a strong performance. but we have been under pressure in europe, or to be frank, we had a bad quarter in the equity. >> reporter: and look, it's been a very tough operating environment for many of the banks, as i alluded to before. that's something you continue to hear across the board. there's very little visibility on when things might improve. of course, we're waiting for a higher interest rate environment, but also for client activity to pick up sustainablely, not just for one quarter, not just for two, but for activity to be permanently higher. shares in the bank have been settled off quite aggressively, in part because people thought the capital buffer that was too low, because of the litigation issues, but shares have dropped more than 40% year-to-date. that's versus a 20% drop for the broader european banking sector. so what they're hoping for is also for sustainable return to a level north of 20 francs per share.

heroes. >> reporter: in a year that stressed the massive divides between america's bustling cities and sp sprawling countryside, today both worlds looked an awful lot alike. streets filled with parades and flags and >> unity is the name of the game. we are the united states of america. >> reporter: it's a tradition on this day for american presidents to lay the twr wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington cemetery. president obama did it for the final time today recognizing the solemn day so often follows a bitter campaign. >> the american instinct has never been to find isolation in opposite corners. it is to find strength in our common creed. ? >> reporter: similar en new york where a 450-pound "the star spangled banner" soars over the george washington bridge to places like knoxville where john deere tractors carry the vets who carried our country -- ? -- to the nation's capital where memorials paid tribute to those who selflessly served during times of war. >> thank you, america. >> reporter: thanks came from former president george. w bush who's painting portrait

costs you hours and weeks of our time and maybe a life take a deep breath and take you're time cities cross america are being safely for walking and driving some streets are confusing here's what you need to know all intersection kroukz of novelist marked some are marked to make them more visible other crosswalks and intersections are raised to the level of sidewalk to actress as speed bump and people are maybe crossing be cautious and watch for people when you approach any intersection advanced limit lines and pedestrian yield signs show drivers where people walk and stop behind the lines at stop signs and for people crossing bulb outs where the sidewalks extends into the street make that tease easy to see pedestrians and remember to slow down whether making reasons and watch for people on sidewalk estimations extensions that maybe closer than you expect and bicyclists may motive to the left to get around bulb outs this gives people a head start allowing pedestrians to enter the crosswalk before transfer starts moving makes them more visible pedestrian scrimmage and stop the vehicles in all direct

henderson has been named one of the "top 10" tech savvy cities in america. fox5's peter dawson is live outside city hall downloading the good news. henderson took 9th place in a coutrywide center for digital government. henderson's open data and open budget app throughout their website gives everyone the latest statistics but more importantly shows you where tax dollars are being spent. this is how you find it. go to cityofhenderson. com. under the government tab and about the city of henderson tab, look for open data henderson data explore link, it's easy to find. this gives everyone full transparency of crime statistics and henderson's $244 million dollar operating budget. if you want to know about the city's current $913 million dollar plan and where you tax dollars are being allocated too, they have a very cool map showing you exactly where improvements are being made the the cost for those projects. many other city services, facts and info are also available. mayor andy hafen is excited he says this is a commitment to transparency, open government and ci

america we know and love. as chairman of the committee i created an off switch, i got department of justice under loretta lynch to notify every cityrt in america, unless you comply every time 100% of the time about criminal aliens in your custody, you will lose your federal funding. senator sessions can turn off the money to the top 10 sanctuary cities in america on january 20, all at once. lou: top 10. nearly all the major cities in this country are sanctuary cities. there are 400 jurisdictions that are sanctuaries with for illegal immigrants. how long will it take the republican-led congress and the president of the united states to turn this thing around and of course attorney jeff sessions. >> they will be by example illustrate that unless you hand over criminal defendants who are here illegally in your custody tto be deported, you lose your funding. july 7 this notice went out to the state of connecticut, california, new orleans, chicago, be miami-dade, milwaukee and las vegas have all been certified as sanctuary cities. the state of california will lost $69 million january 20. new york city will lose $15 million. we'll make

america." reporting from times square in new york city, i am katty kay. it is election day in the u.s. finally, after more than a year of campaigning, we soon will know which of these two is going to be the next president. millions of americans have turned out to vote. now whoever wins will have to unite this bitterly divided country. and what a year it has been, from the beginning in iowa until tonight, we look back at the moments that made this a campaign like no other. katty: welcome to "world news america," and our election studio in new york, a city that is tonight the center of the political universe. both hillary clinton and donald trump are just a few blocks from here, meeting their supporters and getting ready for their election night rallies. americans cued for hours to vote for the next president, and soon we will know who that will be. we have full coverage of an election to remember, and we start with the bbc's north america editor jon sopel. jon: when the sun rises over this place tomorrow, we should know who the occupant will be for the next four years, who will have the

. >>> protests against the president-elect have begun to erupt in the streets of america's cities for a fourth evening in a row. in some cases, demonstrations have turned violent. last night the president-elect himself took to social media to first blast then praise the protesters. we get more from nbc's kristen welker. [ chants ] >> reporter: anti-trump protests erupted for a third night. like "dump trump." police say the worst damage was done by a small group of anarchists. in all more than 20 arrested. early this morning, president-elect trump tweeted "love the fact that this small group of protesters last night have passion for our great country." a major change in tone from last night when he sounded more like candidate trump. "professional protesters incited by the media are protesting. very unfair." this all comes amid some reports of racially charged actions in bucks county, pennsylvania, offensive graffiti found in the stalls of two school bathrooms including a swastika and a warning -- if trump wins, watch out. fears setting in for some students. >> it's just an act against

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and no city in america suffered more than las vegas. ((brian loftus)) >> wall street banks were slammed with huge fines for their role in creating the financial meltdown, but none of the big players went to prison. george knapp of the i-team looks at banks behaving badly. (( )) for 30 straight years, rivers of money flowed in las vegas, fueled by bat-out-of-hell growth rates that created the mother of all housing bubbles. nevada was tailor-made for the frankenstein-like financial products invented by wall street banks. sub-prime loans meant more people could buy houses, and that meant more money for so-called banksters. heather murren: people should have gone to pris. street analyst heather murren spent 18 months working on the commission which investigated the financial meltdown. banks were allowed to create the risky instruments that were used to defraud millions of homeowners and investors. the commission uncovered direct evidence of crimes. heather murren: we handed folders over to the department of justice that said these things we

if approved it would be the latest to join six other cities across america that have approved these so-called soda taxes. four of those cities voting in the levy this week, including in san francisco. >> it's one way to decrease consumption of something that in the end costs a lot more than that tax. diabetes is really expensive. >> i don't think we need to tax things we feel are unhealthy. i think people should have the ability to make those types of choices. >> reporter: but the soda tax has really worked. one example might be mexico, which introduced its soda tax nationwide in 2014. a research study published by medical journal "bmj," found that reductions in consumption why higher in lower income houses. the cost of the drinks will increase by 20%. the cook county coalition against beverage taxes says, "we remain very concerned that a bench tax will directly affect working families and small businesses. if this tax passes, consumers will pay more and get less freedom." meantime the world's largest drink makers say soda levies are not about nutrition at all. >> it's got nothing to do with

america. go into the inner cities. continue to do that. push into the latino community. black community. you bumped up the returns among latinos and blacks 2% in each category. that's not bad considering how he wasvillefide by the press for what he believed and when a said. so i think there is an enormous growth potential for the economy and for the populous message. for a lot of the kids running around new york and portland, oregon, they don't understand. they haven't been taught it in college campuses and not at home most likely. >> i think one of the more underreported plat forms of trump is his new new deal with black america. and african-americans. that is that we're going to make a community safer. fix your schools. and we are going to create economic zones where people can obviously benefit. if he's successful in enticing multinational corporations by giving us one of the lowest tax rates in the industrialized world and he allows the repay tree asian of trillions that companies won't bring in because of the high tax rate, what if he incentivized them even further to go into those

i know it's no way to protests this election to trash the most progressive diverse inclusive city in america. >> oakland police say that most of the people causing the trouble in oakland actually live else. only 12 people out of the 30 people are oakland residents. >>> now that the historic meeting at the white house occurred between president obama and president-elect donald trump, in the past both men called each other unfit for the nation's highest office it was a historic meeting but both men showed respect for the smooth transition of power that's needed to keep the nation in tact side. >>> side by side for the first time president obama and president-elect donald trump were core dal cordial and civil. >> we discussed a lot of situations. some wonderful and some difficult. mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many more time in the future. >> no bluster from mr. trump who has promised to undo much of president obama's work. their first meeting lasted 90 minutes, longer than anticipated. mr. trump has just two months to prepare for his ne

. >> jim: third night in a row protesters take to the industries to cities in america over election of trump as president. this saturday scene here the camera moved off the crowd. timeings is everything on these protest is growing at this hour. we should point that most of the protests have been peaceful but police in oregon are bracing for a long night ahead after declaring the protest there a riot. demonstrators smashed windows. police counter with pep are spray and slashed grenades to break up the crowd. 26 were arrested. president elect trump is sendingmicced mesge protest. last night tweeted professional protesters were insighted by the media and it was unfair. this morning he sent this tweet. love the fact that the small groups of protesters last night have fashion for our great counsel real we will all come together and be proud. >> maria: trump is asking to delay the fraud trial over his trump university. attorney telling the judge the questioning if the president would be available to testify in court. forme trump u can have the merclaim they were ripped off and lost tens of t

. >> it is no way to protest this election, to trash the most progressive, diverse, inclusive city in america. >> reporter: today oakland's mayor and city leaders came together to denounce the destruction. they say they understand the post-election anger, but not the violence. >> it's been heartbreaking, in the wake of that national disappointment, to have our local small businesses suffer. these aren't the people who have inflicted the pain. >> reporter: as protesters gear up for another night of demonstration, business owners and residents are holding their breath, bracing for the next round. >> we can't afford these fixes. >> reporter: back live, this protest was supposed to start at 5:00. as you can see so far just a few people have gathered here. you can also see the police are out here keeping a close watch on things. the police department says they have fully staffed up for tonight. they've cancelled all days off. the mayor of oakland says that they are geared up for the worst and hoping for the best. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you

that there are policies that happen that make our country more vibrant and help our inner cities throughout america create more well paying jobs. and i really believe we're on the path doing that. >> reporter: now craft did visit the president elect last week in trump tower. ryan schulteis 7 news. ; following more news today. children living in filth inside a manchester home. they say the conditions were not only unsanitary but unsafe. kelly o'hara in manchester with the story. >> i can tell you where my husband is at right now. he is in jail. high husband used the tv as a baby sitter. >> reporter: blames her husband for their problems and for what police discovered behind closed doors. inside their apartment monday deplorable conditions. conditions so bad it landed this dad behind bars. >> he located a 2-year-old naked no diaper no blanket in a bed covered in feases and urine. realized the 4-year-old was in similar conditions except he had a home made harness on them. >> reporter: neighbors say they had no clue. >> it's disgusting. >> it's >> reporter: she hopes she won't be charged. she tried to

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m jicramer. . >> overnight, thousands of demonstrators take to the streets in cities across america nation's 45th president. >> bitter rivals come together as they come face-to-face at the white house today, all to plan the transition of power. >> setting the agenda, trump will meet with a speaker as the enemies try to turn the page of working together. >>> plus the trump decision has some working the separate the

. >> overnight, thousands of demonstrators take to the streets in cities across america nation's 45th president. >> bitter rivals come together as they come face-to-face at the white house today, all to plan the transition of power. >> setting the agenda, trump will meet with a speaker as the enemies try to turn the page of working together. >>> plus the trump decision has some working the separate the now. >> good thursday morning. >> here we are with many in the country having time to let it sink in, but some people are having more trouble with it than not. less than 24 hours after donald trump was elected, the 45th president of the united states, americans are making their voices we heard in major cities across the country. it's mostly quiet. protests have united from coast-to-coast against trump's when with thousands taking to the streets in boston, seattle, cleveland, tempe, boston, york city. they marched, blocked traffic, chanted and protested at the top of their lungs. >> reporter: hi, guy, we are standing on 5th avenue in mid-town, manhattan, the shopping trick, prada, luis v

it strikes me were the only city in america with an undefeated team and the team that hasn't won a single game. >> i didn't think it that way. >> the symmetry isn't great, but it's there. >> if you to the indians in, there's two teams in one place. we continue to do this. the last thing ll of cowboys fans today. >> the browns are 09. they lost 19 of 20. he can't even say they look to improve earlier in the year. it's that the ball. the better matchup was the battle, cam of the browns, david on the cowboys. both ejected, cam through helmets. what did they miss? they missed cowboys domination jason witten had a big day. they never gave it up. >> former buckeyes, 92 yards rushing and two touchdowns. the rookies combined for five touchdowns and dancing. dancing in front of their own fans. dallas wins big 35-10. for more, here's the voice of the browns. >> from first energy stadium, where none of the numbers are good. the bronx lose to the cowboys, in the season, there 0-9. they are on the wrong side of team history as if it together 12 straight losses. that's a team record for futility. the l

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. >>> mayors of so-called sanctuary cities across america vow to fight donald trump's immigration policies. >> jeff barn finds out if they have the power to oppose the law. >> reporter: emotions run high for the millions of undocumented immigrants across the u.s. now president-elect donald trump. >> we will enforce all of our immigration laws. >> reporter: this while mayors from dozens of sanctuary cities define his promise to enforce federal laws with mass deportations. >> we stand behind lady liberty with open arms. >> really they are not allowed to ignore our federal officials. >> reporter: cities it and states or jurisdictions, refusing to report illegal immigrants to law enforcement. according to the center for immigration studies, there are 340 such jurisdictions nationwide. yet one watchdog group says some received 340 million of your tax money from the federal government. >> cities who refuse to cooperate with federal authorities will not receive tax payer dollars. leverage the federal government has to make the jurisdictions comply. >> we've proproprovided so much funding. >> repo

the same thing happening in cities across america. everyone hoping the protests stay peaceful unlike last night in portland. >>> already backtracking or was it part of the plan? why the president-elect says he may keep parts of back macare. >>> veteran -- obamacare. >>> veterans could have their retirement in jeopardy. coming up at 6:00. >>> as you're making plans over the next 24 hours outdoors, a little cool tomorrow morning. 50s and 60s valley wide. light winds in the foreca a little bit warmer into the mitd 80s for some o -- mid-80s for some of us. some 70s. a full look at your seven-day at 6:00. >>> what's it supposed to be? >> 77. >> 77. okay, that's the magic number. >> at some point we'll hit normal. >> hey, we're not seeing 90s. >> we have to complain anyway. let's get back to the live desk. leave you tonight and send you to world news. tracking the protests in american cities all across the country. we'll have the latest on what's happening here in the valley for you. tonight at 6:00. this is happening along mill avenue. pho

that's where he'll accept the award as one of the most tech savvy cities in america. still ahead tonight... the amazing sight a father and some caught on camera while fishing on a popular california lake. balloon pilot is forced to make an emergency landing... also "lucky to be alive" may be an understatement once you see this hot air balloon emergency landing in philadelphia. officials say the balloon experienced some sort of mechanical trouble.. and the pilot was forced to make the emergency the middle of a field at a recreation center. the incident is under investigation. the balloon was doing some advertising work for home depot. as far as we know - no one was injured. now to the nation's capitol .. the rebuild of the dome is done...and we got our first look at it today. more than 13- hundred cracks and other wear and tear issues have been repaired. damage to the exterior of the mainly cast iron dome came from years of exposure to harsh weather. decorative elements of the dome were also fixed with decades of rust the 60-million dollar project began in 2014, with a

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. >> 108 years in one of the great sports cities in america. long overdue. >> this is what you expect. >> this is the result. you remember the giants world parade in 2010. well multiple the drought by two and the crowd by five and you have what went down in chicago. an absolutely unbelievable scene. as soon as they open the gates it was pure unadulterated bedlam. five million people, twice the population of the city. giants fans remember this scene and we have buses and they had cable cars. grant park where barack obama celebrated his victory in the 2008 celebration. and all of that blue incredible site and the trophy and some of the guys that earned it. the popularity on stage and then with the cubs nation. a captive audience, the heroes spoke. >> welcome to cub sox. 2016. look at this thing. >> i am holding this thing, the game makes a lot of individual awards. but this is definitely a team award for this team. this is a team followed m vp awards. >> i thought brett eldridge skipping the country music awards on tuesday night. the largest gath

know that it is no way to protest this election to trash the most progressive diverse inclusive city in america. >> reporter: oakland police say the main demonstration was largely peaceful. it was what happened after that led to trouble. >> last nooiight we had 7,000 people. and we have 753 officers. >> reporter: among the businesses damaged, the radio building on broadway and the homegrown and locally owned oaklandish store. and while city lird respectmess methods. >> it's heartbreak to go have our local small businesses suffer. >> reporter: this man is one of those business owners, he's not sure his small restaurant can withstand the attack. >> is it hard for you to pay for that? >> yes. >> reporter: and back live at 14th and broadway, this is the gathering spot for what we understand will be another round of demonstrations tonight. as for last night, oakland police say they were there 30 people arrested, of that number, only 12 from oakland. police tell us they have canceled all days off, they will have full staffing tonight. and they will bring in help, mural aid from at least a dozen. othe

and no city in america suffered more than las vegas. wall street banks were slammed with huge fines for their role in creating the financial meltdown, but none of the big players went to prison. so, would bankers do it again if they could? george knapp of the i-team looks at banks behaving badly. (( ) ) for 30 straight years, rivers of money flowed in las vegas, fueled by bat-out-of-hell growth rte mother of all housing bubbles. nevada was tailor-made for the frankenstein-like financial products invented by wall street banks. sub-prime loans meant more people could buy houses, and that meant more money for so-called banksters. heather murren: people should have gone to prison.... philanthropist and former wall street analyst heather murren spent 18 months working on the commission which investigated the financial meltdown. banks were allowed to create the risky instruments that were used to defraud millions of evidence of crimes. heather murren: we handed folders over to the department of justice that said these things we believe that p

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cause from president obama and hillary clinton for a peaceful transfer of power, space hard cities across america right now 24 hours after donald trump was elected president. good evening, everyone. i'm jim snyder. >> and i'm marie mortera. reaction to 2016 is our top story. reed cowan dotting the map right now. >> donald trump is our president-elect but thousands are chanting on the streets and pictures on the left side and right side of the street, los angeles and portland with a president." >> the fires of resentment burning up streets all over the map images of donald trump burn in effigy in los angeles and also in new orleans, protesters angry that hillary clinton won the popular vote but not the presidency. their cry. >> [indiscernable] from battleground ohio to tennessee, the same message. [indiscernable] portland, chicago, denver, d.c., seattle, philadelphia, boston, oakland and beyond, protesters like las vegas's protester sounding off [indiscernable] >> the protest in las vegas, peaceful but not the same in our nation's capitol. >> police making arrest, while organizers express why they