mo denis: i think individuals feel like they're just a nuisance on the roads. but state senator mo denis says they're a necessary nuisance--cheap, fuel-efficient, easy to park, and... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter what, this is gonna be the best mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, obviously they should stay on streets where the speed limit is 30- 35. but they don't. they drive on major valley roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surro drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one know

denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, is 30- 35. but they don't. they drive on major valley roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what could happen to... like my daughter. darcy tag: we've got more information on the new mope more crime statistics on our website at ktnv.com. darcy spears, 13 action

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the writ was denied in court here in clark county. national media from across the country in our courtroom here at the this is a big story coming out of las vegas. that is the latest. kyndell nunley. back to you two. >> krystal: it seems like that lawsuit denied. and it appears as if they were asking the state or the registrar to do something they already do in terms of tracking those voters and those votes. then, on the other hand, it sounds as if they didn't want the identification of those poll workers released as part of this lawsuit. >> michelle: i believe that may have been something that was requested in the lawsuit. to get more information about kyndell was saying that they're volunteers and the judge is concerned about their privacy and their identity. >> krystal: okay. well that just coming down. breaking news here on this election day. we'll keep you posted if anything else happens here locally. >> michelle: let's stay on the election. voters filing into their respective polling locations to cast their votes for today. and

denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't obviously they should stay on roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what could happen to... like my daughter. registration law and a link to more crime statistics on our website at ktnv.com. darcy spears, 13 action news. we're following breaking news for you this morning. taking a live l

to deny that was to deny the right of people to govern themselves and strike at the principal of all men being created equal. the only right for governance -- but itan being is is no accident that is being embodied now by the same people who reject the principle of all men are created equal. it does form a package. there is a moment in september 1862 when lincoln was visited by a delegation of clergy from chicago, saying, why don't you make slavery the immediate ground for the fighting of the war? and abraham lincoln said, it is a tricky question. lincoln has to explain to them, you realize there are border states -- missouri, kentucky, delaware -- that will not fight to end slavery. they will fight to end the secession to preserve the union. at a certain point, they will strike at slavery to shorten the war, but if i make slavery the immediate grounds for the war, i might as well be severing the country. i will lose the connections, the rail connections that link washington to the northeast, i will lose kentucky, the country will split in two. they said, we have a principle at stake

up until today, he continues to deny that he's a racist and denies those allegations, john. >> pamela for us in washington, thanks so much. back now with the panel which includes our cnn's analyst, laura coast. you heard pamela's comments there. a lot of democrats on the hill speaking against the nomination. what does it say to you that donald trump selected sessions. >> it seems to be reverting back to a peert of time where america is greater and the justice system sounded more like a connotation -- the doj has had a difficult time even with two successful african-american attorney general, dealing the backlash of the community who believe that the justice department is not serving their interest of police shootings and excessive force and voting rights and etc. this seems to be a piling on indication that this justice department may not be able to be responsive. most certainly, a man who's been charged calling people boy who was a grown man and a colleague. it is not someone is going to -- to have the justice department to be successful. >> as we know in the legal community, you can

so up until today john he continued to i deny he's a racist and denies the allegations. >> pamela brownwashington. thanks so much. >>> back now with the panel which now includes laura coates. you heard the reporting there. jeff sessions denies a lot that came up in this confirmation hearing in 1986. nevertheless the naacp came outlet and spoke against the nomination. democrats on the hill speaking against the nomination. what does it say to you that donald trump has selected jeff sessions to be his attorney general. >> we seem to beerer verti reve back to a period of time where a american justice --. as a proud member and alum of the civil rights division of the department of justice one thing i look at this and i say the drksz oj has had a very difficult time even with two successive african americans attorney general. dealing with the backlash of the community who believe that the justice department is not serving their interests with respect to police shootings, excessive force, voting rights interests, etc. and this seems to be a piling on indication that this justice department may

she denied. banned from the facility, we are not. because i'm from out of state, i can go in and visit an inmate without getting a background check. i'm going to try to go in and meet cody. shelby and cody rely on visitations like this one. when friends and family visit, she parks across the street, waiting for them to bring news from inside. >> it took a few minutes and i was there and he was a very, very good-looking guy. i also saw the tattoo, shelby, on his arm. you haven't seen that. he said if you are going to see shelby, tell her i love her and i will call her tonight. >> thank you. >> it must be bitter sweet. i'm sure you are happy that i got to see him, but the fact that you can't must be hard. >> yeah. >> he's up for parole. that's a daunting amount of time. i'm concerned you are wasting your life waiting. >> that's when a relationship is the only thing that gives somebody worth. that's not the only thing i drive my happiness and success by. my relationship is another journey. as time g

denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, obviously they should stay on streets where the speed limit can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what could happen to... like my daughter. darcy tag: we've got more information on the new moped registration law and a link to more crime statistics on our website at ktnv.com. darcy spears, 13 action news. from contact -13- a warning.... about do

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once again that was denied. she called at least the reason identification of the poll workers saying they volunteer their time and she does not want those names put out as legal record. at least judge gloria with the clark county office of registrar says he is willing to give that information. once again the judge has denied that. does not want to legally insert the information. the reason being because that information when it comes down from the secretary of state is already mandated. we know at least the legal written order that they at least were asking for were saying they wanted legally binding that they keep all that information protected and at least on hand. that information already in. they have stepped in order and have been doing this for years. she was saying at least the judge called this written order for this, she said she was confused by it, puzzled was her exact words and she does not want the identification of the poll workers who volunteer their that out there at least on public record unless

the better business bureau has receive -- denied. the better business bureau has received thousands of complaints. what's going on? in class action lawsuit alleges the insurance offered is not from a separate company but of subsidiaries of public storage itself. this lawsuit says it's public storage that runs the insurance program, sets rates and approves or denies insurance claims and it says public storage keeps most of the profit. >> i was stocked. >> reporter: this attorney said his clients didn't know they were buying a policy there he said was a hidden profit center for public -- that he said was a hidden profit center for public storage. the company's insurance program using a fronting insurance company that transfers premiums to is i subsidiary of public -- to a subsidiary of public storage in hawaii which transfers most of the money back to the company in the form of a kickback called an access fee. the company made $84 million from tenant insurance alone and we obtained this internal e- mail from the company's cfo to its ce

denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an obviously they should stay on streets where the speed limit is 30- 35. but they don't. they drive on major valley roadways where they simply can't keep up, often disregarding surrounding drivers. 13:34 chuck: they have the potential to obstruct traffic, slow down vehicles and then other drivers get frustrated and try to cut around them and maybe cause accidents. so it's a very serious issue. no one knows that better than marlene stevens. 4:25 marlene: i don't think they have any business being on the road because of how dangerous they are. and what like my daughter. darcy tag: we've got more information on the new moped registration law and a link to more crime statistics on our website at ktnv.com. darcy sp

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she denies.is banned from the facility, we are not. because i'm from out of state, patiently i can go in and visit an inmate without getting a background check. so i'm going to try to go in and see if i can at least meet cody. shelby and cody rely on vicarious visitations like this one. while her friends and family visit with cody, she parks across the street, waiting for them to bring news from inside. >> oh my goodness. how did it go? >> that was an interesting experience. it took a few minutes. and then he came in. and i think he was kind of surprised that i was there. very, very good-looking guy. i also saw the tattoo "shelby" on his arm you. haven't seen that. if you're going to see shelby soon, he said tell her i love her and i'll call her tonight. >> thank you. >> it must be bittersweet. on the one hand, i'm sure you're happy i got to see him. but the fact that you can't see him is really hard. >> yeah. >> he is up for parole in ten years. that's a daunting amount of time. i just worry tha

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seat on the court was denied. years later elected to the senate and went on to become the judiciary committee's top member. >> that was not fair. that was not accurate. those were false charges and distortions of anything that i did. and it really was not. i never had those kind of views and i was caricatured in a way that was not me. >> today gerald hooebt tells cnn he stands by his testimony from 30 years ago. >> the allegations i made and things i had heard firsthand from him were things that demonstrated gross racial insensitivity to black citizens of alabama and the united states. hebert says sessions shouldn't be anywhere near the cabinet. >> he's never backed off the comments he made at that time. never apologized for them. the fact he would be considered to lead a government agency at the cabinet level is very alarming to me. >> reporter: we should point out that hebert has not seen jeff sessions since that day they sat next to each other back in 1986. since then jeff sessions has gone on to become the att

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denied and denied. >> we can put you there. >> all without any apparent desire for an attorney.they asked him to stand in a lineup so witnesses could have a look -- >> there's no way that -- >> there's a lawyer here, the state's attorney here from cook county. >> the state's attorney is representing the people and representing the case. i would not feel comfortable at all. at all. >> so they waited for reginald's attorney to arrive, and then it got odd. >> reginald, the attorney is right there. >> yes, sir. >> why are you taking your clothes off? >> because i am. >> what's that? >> because i am. >> your attorney's right here. we want to take you for a lineup right now. will you step in the other room? >> no, sir. >> reginald removed all his clothing and refused to stand in the lineup. >> that's an interesting tactic. >> yes. >> have you ever seen that before? >> no. >> so no lineup. but they charged him anyway with capital murder. nailah, by then, had been dead three months. >> i was definitely relieved. i was kind of surprised that it took so long, but i was relieved. >> reliev

moscow is denying responsibility and claims it is still observing a cease-fire.meanwhile the syrian president says he hopes to work together with donald trump to combat terrorism in syria. the obama administration has vigorously opposed ass and his regimead, but comments during the campaign suggest the president-elect and be open to siding with russia and damascus. bethe united states could syria's natural ally in the fight against terrorism. stateng on portugal television, bashar al-assad said he would be ready to cooperate with donald trump's administration to combat the islamic state group. >> if the have the will and the ability, we have suffered more than anyone in the world from terrorists. what about the contravening forces? the mainstream media were against him. how can he deal with this? outlined trump has not a clear foreign policy plan for syria, but the u.s. president-elect has on several occasions just that he would be willing to work with damascus and moscow. assad at: i don't like all, but iran, russia or killing isis. under the obama administratio

as for the register he denies wrongdoing -- as for the minister, he denies wrongdoing.rge that he is facing carries a sentence of up to 15 years behind bars. katty: more on the u.s. presidential election. the biggest game in 10 is guessing who will get the cabinet posts. donald trump has a lot of hiring to do. each pick will be wrought over to see how he will govern. we spoke with our with america supporter, anthony zurcher. first, let's start with donald trump. yet his first national security briefing as president-elect today. gotony: when barack obama his first briefing it was at a secure location in chicago. he said he was lucky there were bars of the windows because he wanted to jump out the window. you are getting detailed information on counterintelligence sources and nuclear contingency plans, what you will use the bombs or. itis serious information and is the beginning of a flood of information that will be hitting donald trump and his staff. what person compared it to putting your mouth on a firehose. said heresident assad might have a natural ally is donald tr

they tried to get marriott's sexual history as evidence but a high court denied that request. m+ azzalia was accused of strangling the student back in 20 12. we will be in concord for the hearing and will get you update as soon as things are on away. >>> two students were threatened and robbed. west and mason streets around 7:00 last night. a man told the students he had a gun and took off with their money. no arrests have been made. >>> this man is accused of exposing himself to two young girls in saugus. police were called to the savers store. he told officers he may have accidentally exposed himself bending down to look at shoes. the 11-year-old and 7-year-old girls say he pulled his shorts down in front of them several times. >>> donald trump is two months away from being sworn in as our 45th president, but already plenty of drama who will be part of his new administration. >> reporter: president obama speaking from greece during his last overseas trip as commander in chief, denying responsible for the -- denying responsibility of the election of donald trump and blaming i

they deny this happened but we do know she's on the call. she's the official head of marketing. >> officially what authorities are saying from mr. macri's camp is they've known each other since yesteryears so when macri said oh, how is ivanka doing, mr. trump said, oh, she's actually here. let me pass her on to you. >> every one of those interactions that may be total by by the board, they all carry with them by definition the possibility of conflict. >> yeah, it was what mr. trump was criticizing mrs. clinton, the pay for play and the actual question is why didn't she exploit that more. because it's the same. only that instead of maybe paying to rebuild haiti, it's paying to have golf courses or trump -- >> trump tower in buenos aires. thanks for the update. joining me now maxine waters of california today with her democratic colleagues sent a letter to inspector general calling on them to conflict trump's conflict of interest. i'll begin with the statement mr. trump president-elect said today which appears to be true. i mean, as a matter o

he vehemently denies them. should those allegations be a disqualifier?>> look, i think that they're troubling. but you've got to give everybody a fair opportunity to have a hearing. i think this is going to raise a lot of concerns. certainly you want the head of the department of justice to be somebody that everybody feels is fair. and given some of the tensions in the country with law enforcement, black communities, that's even going to be a bigger concern. i don't think you just want to look at what somebody said about somebody 30 years ago. he's got a 30-year record since then that really should be looked at. i don't think we need to be in a situation where we just rush into labeling people based on things that happened 30 years ago. >> kayleigh, where do you stand on this, especially if he's considered for attorney general? >> i couldn't agree with van more. i think that's absolutely right everything he said. i also want to point out on behalf of senator sessions that arlen specter, one of the senators, democratic senators who voted against him in th

request denied. there must be another answer. something in the sun killed that thing before the denevan died. all right. all right. we've tried...heat, radiation. what other qualities or properties does the sun have? it exists physically. it converts matter to energy. [pulsing] jim, we've been through it and through it. radiation, heat... but one other thing you haven't mentioned. it's bright. it radiates a blinding light if you're close enough. nothing lethal about light. not to us. but down on the surface, the creatures stayed in the shadows for the most part. ly hiding. suppose they're sensitive to light, light, like in a sun close up. a possibility. you can't move deneva closer to the sun, jim. no, but you can move the equivalent of the sun to deneva! mr. spock? yes. in essence it can be done-- a string of satellites around the planet with burning trimagnesite and tritium. put our specimen in it. but i don't-- good. let's get on it. your figures are, of course, accurate. of course. the light of the sun at the proximity where

he denies any such intent. the wikileaks founder still has many supporters.e of them have now created an online petition calling on president elect donald trump to pardon assange. brent: still to come, the days business headlines with javier. he will be looking at debt worries plaguing the economy. ♪ ♪ brent: welcome back here with dw news. here of a top stories. germany's main political parties have agreed to back popular social democrat frank-walter steinmeier for the country's next president. he is currently foreign minister but would take on a largely ceremonial role as president. into trump administration is taking shape with reince priebus named chief of staff and stephen bannon as a senior strategy advisor. the president-elect says he plans to move aggressively in pursuing a conservative agenda which includes his promise to deport millions of undocumented migrants with criminal records. it is time now for business news. javier is here. javier: it is not greece, although it is a similar case. rising debt, no growth and declining productivity -- italy so