nevada senator dean heller hispanics... women and arizona senator john mccain during the primary election cycle. politics now co-host patrick walker spoke with heller this afternoon to get his reaction to the election. ((patrick walker)) >> six months ago... heller was the first nevada republican to very strongly denounce many of donald trump's comments. he even floated the option of voting "none of the above" for president. i caught up with the soon-to-be senior senator to talk about where he stands now... post-election. ((patrick walker)) back in may... senator dean heller was the publically strongly denounce many of the things donald trump had said up to that point during the presidential campaign. heller even floated the idea of not voting for either candidate. ((sen. dean heller/(r) nevada (may 2016): "no what i am committing is to vote against hillary clinton, at this point there are a lot of options. this is the only state that gives you a third option and that is none of the above.")) ((patrick walker)) election day

. >> the superintendent says carrie heller is no longer welcome here. the parents had been calling into him for weeks about it, but he finally took action once we got vo carrie heller is charged with first degree reckless homicide. in january, a 6-month-old girl died in the illegal day care she ran from her home. the medical examiner ruled little finally olson had a brain bleed and a fractured skull. while she awaits trial, heller has been volunteering here at this elementary school. >> it made me sick. as a parent, i don't think she you don't know. >> parents are outraged to hear heller has contact with children, especially because the terms of her bail include no unsupervised contact with children under the age of 12, except for her own. hellers' release on bail requires her to wear a gps moni monitoring bracelet which she joked about last month. i think we should wear warmers. they will hide my bracelet. >> a mother would not make fun of a child's death. heller was supervising her own children at the pta enth. it's not a school sanctioned event. it's

they both say heller is in compliance with her bail requirements. her trial starts in january. kathy: menomonie police say they have a suspect in the death of a u.w. stout student who was beaten halloween weekend. 24-year-old hussain alnahdi was a junior from saudi arabia. police say they have no evidence indicating his death was a hate crime. police say the suspect is not a student. his name is being withheld pending charges. only on 12 news, a customer shot during an armed robbery inside west allis wednesday night tells us he tried to tackle the gunman. the 56-year-old man did not want to talk on camera, but says he tried to make a move on the suspect when the robber dropped a cash drawer and was distracted. the customer was shot in the shoulder. police are still looking for that gunman tonight. joyce: celebrations this evening in brookfield. the brookfield east high school football team did something today it has never done before, win a state title. patrick'li the team had quite the homecoming. patrick: what a scene. to win it all, and then have fans waiting at home, along

heller won't say he's fully behind trump... but will take any potential relationship with him one day at a time. as for heller's new colleague, catherine cortez masto... he's already taken a positive step forward: ((sen. dean heller/(r) nevada: "i will do everything i can to support her to make sure she does i've already talked to her on the phone, told her we have a lot of work to do together for the state of nevada, i'm willing to work with her, she's willing to work with me.")) ((brian loftus)) >> heller also told politics now... that it was bittersweet to see nevada go blue... because the white house went red. /// ((brian loftus)) will do his first extensive post-election interview this sunday on cbs' 60 minutes. it will be be conducted by lesley stahl and broadcast right here on channel 8 at 7 p-m. trump's family will join him for the interview from his residence in new york city. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> obamacare enrollment surged on wednesday... after donald trump promised to repeal the program as president. according

allow any oppornities for themvolunteer.a motion hearing for heller is set for tuesy... a jury trial is set to begin early next year.bill back to you. 3 3 brown deer police are hoping you can help identify this man... who they say robbed the family dollar on brown deer road near 66th street. police say the man entered the store sunday night with a gun and demanded money. money.they also believe a getaway driver was waiting for him... and the two took off in a red pontiac. this man is... call police. 3 shorewood police looking for two men they say stole a woman's purse.it happened last night at the corner of maryland aveune and menlo boulevard.police say she was walking home when the men walked up to her..one of them hit her... took the purse... then both took off in a car. a wauwatosa man is charged with stealing massive amounts of vanilla extract to get drunk. drunk.according to the criminal complaint, brian schram stole the bottles from woodman's in waukesha.in the drinking a pint of vanilla extract.his blood alcohol level was point 202. an arrest made in the death of

senator dean heller helped christen the new facility. the 10-thousand square foot clinic has 12 exam rooms -- two of them with telemedical capabilities. the facility's director says the i caught up with heller... who sits on the senate veterans affairs committee... after the ribbon-cutting. he says the new clinic should eliminate almost every need for people to make that drive to the v-a clinic in north las vegas. ((sen. dean heller/(r) nevada: "the hospital next door will now provide some of the services that the clinic does not, my biggest fear was there's limmited services that may come out of this clinic, i didn't want to have to send them down to las vegas, now they can go to the community hospital and get those same services.")) >> construction began back in february after a january groundbreaking. groundbreaking. it finished two months ahead of schedule. and... we're told... doctors began seeing patients at the beginning of the week -- ahead of today's ceremony. ((patrick walker)) this was the first time we've heard from nevada's

heller lived in new york. before the civil war he was out in the west. >> there are slight differences. there is that one guy who looks like he is in a calvin klein ad. and in the middle here, they do not look as heroic. they are physical, but in a different way. something just reminded me of them. >> what is really interesting are the faces versus the gardener one which was the body. who are these people who took from us? and they want to see the whole body. they want to feel the body and what happened to those bodies. versus these people is more about the faces and confirming the type and you do that through the face more so than the body. it's fascinating. there's a question? >> [indiscernible] they take photographers -- none of these of pictures actually tell the story of how these people actually lived. what is the -- i don't know. i just feel that there is so much of missing because it is limbs, andly missing -- this is what happens. my family comes and asks me be hardest questions and i get interrupted.

what republican senator dean heller has to say about their relationship.... (( jacky rosen: "well, i think president-elect trump has already talked about investing in infrastructure)) ((patrick walker)) >>> i think president-elect trump has already talked about investing in infrastructure... >> congresswoman-elect jackie rosen also sits down with us to talk about her plans once she's sworn in as a member of congress in january. s >> and the blue wave washes over the legislature, we look at the shift and balance of power and what it means for the 2017 is there can i believe it? election day is past us, and it was a historic one here in nevada across the country. thanks for joining us. i'm patrick walker. >> and i'm steve sebelius, more than 1.1 nevadans went to the pollsht to cast an early vote, a turn-out rate of about 77%, slightly less than the 80% that's typical in presidential electionf years. >> here the turn-out was slightly lower it brings it at about 75%. thate was lower turn-out than e 2012 election, so steve, why do you think we saw those numbers trending down? i think one

and senator dean heller talking about his relationship with new senator catherine cortez masto... right here on channel 8./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> dominating the box office. how much doctor strange brought in this weekend... and the surprising jump in the number of people watching movies.. next on the valley's news leader... "now, live...this is 8 >>> marvel's doctor strange ruled the box office for a second straight weekend. it brought in 43-million dollars, for a 10-day domestic and trolls took second place for the second straight weekend... bringing in a little more than 35 million dollars. those two held onto the top spots... despite several new releases this weekend. overall the box office was up about 47 percent from the same weekend last year./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> coming up tonight at 6:30... helping those with mental health problems. the i-team examines who we rank near the bottom for happen to improve it... that's at 6:30 right here on the valley's news leader... ((sharie johnson)) >>> that's it for us. stick around for polt join us again at 6:30./// whoa, this is

heller's trial is scheduled to begin in january. she would face up to 60 years in prison is convicted of first degree reckless homicide. a 29-year old milwaukee man is in the hospital being treated for several stab wounds. wounds.police say he was stabbed during a fight with a 50-year old man.it happened shortly after 11 last night near 6-th and land place on the north side.the 50-year old the 5-day holiday travel weekend begins tomorrow. it's expected to be busier than last year. locally, amtrak is adding a 'sunday late night' rountrip train to its milwaukee-chicago hiawatha service, and requiring reservations for most customers starting today and going through november 27-th. it's also increasing the number or rail cars to accomidate the boost in passengers. and the timing couldn't be any bet on eastbound 94 west of the zoo interchange was removed overnight. for months, drivers have had to take turns merging from three lanes to two near sunnyslope road....causing back-ups especially during the morning commute. this morning drivers

and florida since 2013 by a rockville man named darryl rogers and his attorney, sean heller with the social p law collective. >> denying opportunities to families with children is illegal and wrong. >> no children rental, adults only please, dwelling was not suitable for children and claiming rogers was emotionally distraught and extremely insulted by the ads. >> it is a way to insure that discriminatory policy comes to an end. >> he says, rogers doesn't have to try to rent the property in order to file suit. he is what's called a tester. >> courts have recognized that testers often times have increased damages over people who wouldn't otherwise be in housing law enforcement. every time mr. rogers sees another discriminatory ad, it piles on and makes them additionally upset and insulted. >> reporter: heller says this is not a money-making operation. almost every case we viewed did nend a settlement between $7,000 and $14,000. >> he must be doing suzanne didn't know she was also being sued after posting her place was not suitable for children until we called her. >> i had some parents

heller. the orderly here will help you onto the gurney. what for? for a consultation on your condition tomorrow. just some routine cranial vascular x-rays. i think only the emergency x-ray lab is open after six. yes, that's where we're taking you. get him ready, but carefully. you will find the amount, i believe, to be exact, 50,000 krona was the amount upon, was it not? considering the risk... a contract is a contract, gentlemen. it is now terminated. the terms have been fulfilled on each side. stefan will guide you out. for us? that was part of the bargain. that has been provided for. your final disappearance. again, gentlemen, my gratitude for your services. viktor karmak alive? yes, mr. solo, viktor karmak alive and here. and holding mr. kuryakin. someone's grabbed illya, but not viktor karmak. he died two years ago. his own people put him out of commission. well, something less pleasant than death. what was left of karmakk was stacked out in a jungle clearing for the scavenger ants. the scavenger ants, death is slow, but it's always certain. no

carrie heller was running an unlicensed daycare out of her cudahy home. she told police several stories about how the baby was hurt last january--before admitting to shaking the infant. a cbs 58 investigation discovered that heller has volunteered with the pta.. even though a judge says she cannot have contact th any children other her own.the cudahy school district says the activities did not give her access to students. meterologist rebecca schuld joins us now to get you ready for your evening...rebecca. 3 today...mostly cloudy. highs in the lower 40s. southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. .tonight...not as cool. chance of light rain in the evening... then light snow likely late in the evening. late evening and overnight. no snow accumulation. lows in the mid 30s. southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. chance of precipitation 90 percent. .wednesday..ht in the lower 40s. southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of rain 90 percent. .wednesday night...cloudy. a 50 percent chance of light rain through around midnight. lows in the mid 30s. southwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to t

we have one of those guests here: robin heller from langhorn pa. sadly for her this is her first day in vegas so she hasnt even stepped foot into the hotel! no serious injuries in all of this - but a lot of people were kept waiting on elevators in the hotel. about 3 thousand guests were evacuated. staff tells me there lounges where they can eat drink and rest for free discussing possible compensation staff at the front doors to redirect former president-- bill clinton-- is making a campaign stop in las vegas in support of his wife-- hillary. he'll also be promoting the other nevada democrats on the ticket-- who are running for office. this is a live look at unlv. he's joining d-j... steve aoki-- who is set to a give a special "get out the vote" performance. both of them hope to send college students to the polls before the deadline for early voting ends-- tomorrow. donald trump jr. also in las vegas today in support of his dad. he spoke at ahern manufacturing on bonanza near mlk. he talked about corruption in washington and how his father would str

but has senator dean heller changed his tune? we talk with him to get an update on how he feels about a trump white house. those stories and more are next on 8 news now at 6:30./// <<< >>> ((paul joncich)) >>> happening right now in cities across the taking to the streets... protesting the election of donald trump as president. ((christianne klein)) >> it's been about 48- hours since trump was elected... and about 48- hours since trump was elected... and last night... we saw the first of these protests. things were pretty quiet for most of the day... until night fell. ((paul joncich)) >> right now there are protests underway in

case in point in 2012 democrats had a 14.5% voting advantage going into election day but dean heller defeated shelly berkley and dr. joe heck defeated we are living up to our name as a swing state and your vote truly matters. in fact no one can predict what will happen today except for me. i have a sure fire way of predicting this election. heads for trump, tails for hillary....here we go and nevada if you haven't already.. you're going to want to download our mobile app tonight. we'll keep you updated on the election results! there was an actual snake on a plane.. which gets the automatic edited for television version of samuel-l-jackson. enough is enough, ive had it with these monkey fighting snakes on this monday to friday plane that just happened! almost as impressive as the snake that actually caused like a movie, but it's actually true. a flight to mexico city received a huge scare... when passengers noticed a snake on the plane. this is cell phone footage from the flight. the snake was found inside one of the overhead storage bins.. and it eventually fell into a seat as the pl

./ (( heller: i've already talked to her on the phone, told from washington, d.c., this is the "jeopardy!" teen tournament. meet today's contestants -- a sophomore from cupertino, california... a junior from north woodmere, new york... and an eighth grader from ocala, florida... and now from dar constitution hall here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can always rely on you to give me a good welcome here. as many of you know, this is the first time we have done the entire teen tournament here in washington, d.c. we brought the kids in early so we'd give them a chance to see some of the sights. we'll get a chance to talk to them about that in a little bit. but right now, i wish michael, alec, and leeyu good luck and put you to work in the first round, the jeopardy! round of play. and today you get to deal with these categories. first off... hmm. followed by... each correct response... followed by... and finally... leeyu, start us. starts & ends with "e" for $600. answer -- daily double. all right.

hearing.police say "carrie heller".... was running an unlicensed daycare when the child died in her care.. earlier this yearshe faces ?first degree reckless homicide.?police say... she admitted to shaking the baby before the infant stopped breathing. the baby had ?severe brain injury? as a result. a ?violent attack? in milwaukee.now the victim's family says... it's because advances.milwaukee police say... the woman was ?walking to a bus stop? at teutonia and keefe" sunday morning.the victim's sister says... the man punched her to the ground... and kicked her several tiimes.she also says... this was the ?third time?... the woman has been assaulted. t's frustrating. it's scary. my sister, her only means of transportation is the city bus. so to know that she's traumatized and feels like she can't leave her homeit's frustrating. and it scares me. 3 family members ?and? city officials... are now asking anyone who has information on this case... to come forward. wisconsin hunters took in about 75-hundred ?fewer? deer on opening

good morning, bob heller.ng the time, the first day of a two-day fed meeting. >> good morning. >> all right, bob, in your notes, nine is your big number. maybe you can tell viewers and listeners why nine is important to you, sir. >> well, rick, there are now nine people sitting on the fomc table. there are 17 members. that means that these nine who are in favor of higher rates, and we know that because they are presidents of federal reserve banks whose boards of directors have asked for increases in the discount rate. >> so you're talking about the discount rate. >> so nine are for rate increases. absolutely. but the discount rate is -- the discount rate is close, they will argue the same in the fomc meeting for the fed funds rate. >> now, every time you and i talk about the discount rate, and i think it's important to mention, i get many e-mails about what happens with the issue and the relationship with interest on reserves. can you go into that briefly? >> well, interest on reserves, i think, is a big mista

reid's successor from wa with senator heller. i look forward to -- we're going to schedule a meeting on how we can work together. >> reporter: and for nevada's prospects in washington, that's the bottom line, we'll need all of the unity we can get. >> we're still waiting on senator reid's next act. he's not said what he plans to do in retirement. back to you. >>> since the election we've seen demonstrations and frustrations. if you are feeling stressed out therapy? unlv is offering just that for those looking to talk to a professional or others about the election outcome. the senths are -- the sessions are free for students and staff. individual sessions are available. the sessions are led by the director of the marriage and family program on friday at 3:30. they go through december 16th. they will be limited to a dozen people. there's more at news3lv.com. >>> news 3 is your weather authorit that tom hawley come out of the chopper and join us in the studio because we miss him. >> i like that you demand that. on very, very windy d

just five days to go before election in the polls are tied, showing heller clinton and donald trump are neck and neck. >> we're here with the latest o >> the narrow path to victory i -- emily is not without, for sake, the fbi is reopened the investigation into her clinton and her e-mails and it is still in the spotlight. with long ago that her clinton was leading in the polls, simplistic and having her leading by the digits. the booth in the video was released with donald trump to b heartbreaking removed comments about women and then a series o women clinic to have beene sick picked my >> trump years came forward, levying some serious allegations. clinton's largelyi -- came to a screeching halt when james colby announced their reopenedth the investigation to for clinton'sto private e-mail server. they also e e tell? knew that they now believe up t five intelligence agencies may have taken e-mails from hillary clinton's private server. the pedalp investigation of the clinton foundation also making top and also existing these investigations his advantage. >> it was reported that an avalan

senator heller is opposed to it. we've got to stand together as a delegation. the main thing going for us, though, this has been shut down. it would take billions of dollars to get it up and running again. and i just don't know where the republicans are going to come with that kind of money. appreciate it. >> no. thank you. any time. >> if you would like to watch that full interview with dina titus, head to news3lv.com. >>> terror-related deaths around the world surge and the u.s. continues the assault in mosul. details from the terrorism alert desk. ? >> i'm jonathan elias. there is a new report out that shows terror-related deaths have surged 650% on people living in the world's biggest worldwide were carried out in some capacity by isis. terror deaths are down in places like iraq because of military intervention battling isis. >>> u.s.-led coalition forces are striking i list relentlessly in iraq. a spokesman said the coalition has hit isis with 4,000 bombs, artillery strikes and missiles. vehicle bombs and killed hundreds of fighters. iraqi forces reportedl

. >> in the last eight years, this is a court that over the last eight years has given us heller and citizens united on one side. oberto fell, fisher 2 and holdman's health on the other. one of two things is true. either the court's legitimacy comes from the fact that it does not take to one dominant sprue of the constitution but reflects an alignment of different coalitions of thought and it is not beholding to what one side says or it is a byproduct of those who happen to fill those seats. we shouldn't try to pretend this is about law as opposed to politics. as a professor and a scholar, i hope it is the former of those two things. the reason why people follow supreme court decisions they don't agree with, whether your least favorite decision of the day is citizens united or heller on the one hand or burgfeld and south on the other. why do you follow that? you 23think the court is not simply political. i get very nervous that at end of the day, we can hide behind what is the constitution versus a political end game. >> i want to ground it in the current reality of the confirmation

the heller decision, to be more specific. i thought her answer to that was not particularly a shining point for her. and he made very clear that he supports the heller decision, which found that we all have an individual right to bear arms. and in terms of the nra, they endorsed donald trump a long time ago for president. they're very powerful organization that gets out there and puts the juice and the messaging behind the candidates that they support. and of course, the supreme court, you know, chris, it's funny that you mention that, because that's an issue where even those who say, i'm torn between the two candidates or i'm reluctant to support the top of the ticket, it is the supreme court that has really crystalized and galvanized a lot of our supporters in that they realize that the next president could be responsible for three or four nominations to the supreme court, in addition, you're talking about hundreds of appointments to the federal courts, outside of the supreme court, which, as you and i know, are in charge o

heller the executive director of the redevelopment authority stating that the requests are online. >> reporter: injury al has been pleading with city hall for years to do something, anything about the houses on osage avenue. that's where philly police ended a 1985 standoff with the radical organization move by dropping a bomb on the move's house in the middle of the block. 11 people died including five kids with more than 60 houses demolished in the fire that ensued. the houses were rebuilt but not very well. >> one of the fellows i talked to he's been on the block for more than 50 years said there's a good reason these house are deserted cracks in the walls, bad plumbing the city half assed when they rebuilt it for it to be anything at all it will have to get torn down again. gerald says that's also been the message from city hall for years but he says it's simply not true. he called the army corps of engineers. >> they came out unofficially. we took them on a tour of the houses, and they were able to determine that for $20,000 or less these houses all could be individually brought u

case in point in 2012 democrats had a 14.5% voting advantage going into election day but dean heller defeated shelly berkley and dr. joe heck defeated john oceguera. we are living up to our name as a swing state and your vote truly matters. in fact no one can predict what will happen today except for me. i have a sure fire way of predicting this election. heads for hillary....here we go and nevada will choose? hillary clitnon v before you head before you head with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. more sunshine & warmth on tap today with light breezes for election day. we will hold onto a few high clouds with a high of 81 degrees with 80 degrees for wednesday. we can expect upper to mid 70's thursday through the weekend with no rain in the forecast for southern nevada. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our map

christian heller pointed out that today is 11-1 of 2016. if you add those numbers all up, last time the indians won a championship. you got the 19 in front of that, too. 19 and 48. >> brian: perfect. all right. so we all know how superstitious baseball fans are, of course, and they really are. so are baseball players. so we decided to take to the streets of cleveland and find out what the superstitions were of the fans as they root this indians team on to a world series title. >> mustache. i haven't shaved my mustache. >> brian: this is a playoff st yeah, i can't get rid of it. >> brian: whatever works. mike fagan pulled the idea from the ice. >> i'm a hockey guy. so, i'm a big supporter of like the playoff beard. >> brian: it's working so don't shave, man. at least another couple days. >> i have to now, yeah. >> brian: superstitions have always been a big part of baseball. major league played on that. >> i cannot hit curve ball. straight ball i hit it very that. >> joe boo or joe buck. take your pick. >> for the world series, i bad mouth j

. >> craig heller says it reenergizes the body. saying it is use by the athletes and says claims of some centsers have gone too far. >> there is a lot of hype. it's not supported by good science. >> the fda warns some centers may be making misleading claims about treating as in a and weight gain. the fda is concerned with centers and u.s. cryo therapy doesn't do that. and says it doesn't make claims. >> the weight loss, and the skin conditions, you won't find those on the website. >> people are finding benefits on owe their oevenlt. >> he says they're working on support for claims. >> i know people are going to say you danced around what it can do. >> i won't debate that. >> if you go to abc7news.com, i'll tell you about the first state to release guidelines for cryotherapy and the tragic accident that prompted it. you can catch it online. it's interesting. >> it's really interesting stuff. this is really taking off. >> coming up at 6:00 when a student becomes a teacher. >> this amazing woman is back on campus, teaching. how she's

speaking out amid of heller struggles inside his trance he shouldn't team.ery organized the test taking part. i am the only one who knows who the finalists are. one of the finalists may be ted cruz. considering nominating crews to serve as u.s. attorney general. , we go from -- to our reporter in washington. does take crews have a shot at being attorney general? >> ted cruz went to trump tower yesterday and met with donald trump. he was a serious the land of her trump lander and donald defeated him by calling him lying 10. love lost but they seem to be getting back together mended fences and now cruises on the short list to be attorney general. >> crews wife was also attacked that one of the campaign events. talk to us about who was us about who was deciding all of this. is that donald trump and self? priebus? >> that is what trump is saying. he is saying he know that she is the only one who knows the kushner? and will reince make a final decision. disarrayring a lot of with a lot of different power struggles going on between people late jared kushner and pe

we're going long, are going lon yesterday robert heller said there will be nine reserve banks askingcount rate hike in his opinion. what i brought up is that sounds reasonable but how does that influence interest on reserves and the pile of cash that has the become the new commercial paper financing market through the reverse repo program? how do those coexist? >> they coexist but don't react to the same influences. interest on reserves is a number that is set by the fed. for example, the fed funds rate, the fed sets a target but can only achieve that by what it does in the market place so they function entirely differently. >> if you raise discount rate 25 basis points that is going to effect the psychology of what people, investors, what these institutions are thinking about when they take their interest on the reserves. that is a function of the fed funds target. the interest on excess reserves that will impact supply available for lending. that is far more significant. >> since we are -- my final question is this. bob heller had a lot of press saying it is a dumb idea to have a f

. >> craig heller says it reenergizes the body. saying it is use by the athletes and says claims of some centsers have gone too far. >> there is a lot of hype. it's not supported by good science. >> the fda warns some centers may be making misleading claims about treating as in a and weight gain. the fda is concerned with centers and u.s. cryo therapy doesn't do that. and says it doesn't make claims. >> the weight loss, and the skin conditions, you won't find those on the website. >> people are finding benefits on owe their oevenlt. >> he says they're working on support for claims. >> i know people are going to say you danced around what it can do. >> i won't debate that. >> if you go to abc7news.com, i'll tell you about the first state to release guidelines for cryotherapy and the tragic accident that prompted it. you can catch it online. it's interesting. >> it's really interesting stuff. this is really taking off. >> coming up at 6:00 when a student becomes a teacher. >> this amazing woman is back on campus, teaching. how she's

also, in the back mark heller please offered scissors as you is a great partner. in our hearts and souls are out to officer kevin downes who we work together on friday night and we wish him a full recovery. so this is about celebrating and i can definitely say the native san franciscans am proud to continue serve as your fire chief you have a great team i can than staff is all here. i appreciate all the hard work you do. my hat is off to all the members active and retired civilian and uniformed in our department it is about teamwork. sometimes we don't always see eye to eye when it comes down to what we really need to do the filling our mission we get it done and i really really appreciate that. part of the team though as i was growing up was a great admiration for the mayor during the 1980s as she took over a difficult time in the late 70s. now she's our sen. a great respect and she's been an inspiration to all of us. i do know personally from so the gentleman i work with when i started at the fire boat worked there for about 18 months would allow about maritime

senator dean heller is expected own response to donald trump winning the election saying he's "looking forward to addressing the important issues affecting the lives of nevada's families." also this morning-- touro university is unveiling its second mobile healthcare clinic at 10 a-m. the mobile clinic will provide basic health care for people at all five "opportunity village" campuses. caretakers and employees will also have access to the clinic as well. it will be staffed by touro medical students under the supervision of faculty physicians. a woman turns to 13 action news for help... after she says her car was towed... when she parked it where her h-o-a told when she parked it where her h-o-a told her to. now she's out hundreds of maritial tension between tom brady and his wife-- now the star quarterback is responding to questions about who he supported for president. chopper 13 crash at decatur and elkhorn happening right now.... president elect trump is about to take off to washington d-c where is will meeting with president obama... ... good morning, coming up on gma, continuing

senate. , kabbalah heller -- kemal harris, and nevada's former attorney general are heading to the senater, join hawaii's who was elected in 2013. heavily armed man at 10 -- heavily armed taliban militants launched an attack on a consulate. >> heavily armed militants killed at least six people and 120 were injured one day. steinmeyer says german fest -- german special forces pushed the attack back. bloomberg news, berlin. >> and david foley's art collection has hit the top of the chart. the auction resumes today. the three-part sale includes 350 -- 350 items. news 24 hours per day powered by 26 hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. >> let's talk about sterling. throwing markets into turmoil. for all of the trumpet inspired currency swings, richard jones joins me now to wrap up the week. this is sterling against all of this. the real beneficiary of a trump's victory would be the pound, would you believe meac oh >> it would not be obvious. with a lot of different traits we can talk about is that the consensus trades, or the trade everyone had on before the result, a l

sergeant york, the biggest hero of the first world war, with a real heller. he drank, cursed, fought. and then one day, all of a sudden, in a moment of divine inspiration, he found religion and changed. and that, in a way, is how it happened to me. well, listen, sarge, if you're going out to capture 500 germans, would you bring me back a dozen knackwurst and a loaf of pumpernickel? you know what your problem is? oh, come on, walter. i do not feel guilty. come on, maude. it's as plain as day. you feel guilty because you know you should be going, too. walter, i do not need an organized religion. i mean, i try to do what god expects of me, walter. i--i try to do unto others as i would have them do unto me. i--i obey the ten commandments. at least nine of them. what's that supposed to mean? maude-- can i help it if god invented dreams? and paul newman?! now, walter, come on. as long as i lead my life the way i think i should, as long as i try to be a decent human being, i see no reason to pray in a building. and honey, if i went to church just to please you, i wo

green party nominee jill stein's teaching and audit votes in three states the move coming alerted heller clinton's campaign to possible hacks in michigan pennsylvania wisconsin. >>> a six child has passed away following the school bus accident and in chattanooga tennessee. the bus carrying dozens of students monday when a the driver swerved off the road, truck struck a tree and it split apart. or alcohol were found in the blood of the driver the bus was not on the his designated route of the time of at the time of the accident. it was the second time in two months that the same driver crashed the bus. >>> if federal judge's judges ordering pilots for cargo airline that delivers amazon packages to go back to work. the judge says today that holiday shoppers expect to receive their packages on time so does in the public interest to end the strike. about 250 pilots for a bx avx air walked off on tuesday morning in a dispute over working conditions and time off. >>> still to come,. >> a shocking ambush on a police officer. how a traffic stop turned into a life or death situation. >>> northeas

would have reversed the second amendment right to keep and bear arms, the individual rights upheld in heller, justice scalia's most consequential decision. they likely would have banned the death penalty and struck down a federal ban on partial-birth abortion. all that was on the ballot just over a week ago. instead and in contrast, president-elect trump assured the american people that if elected he would nominate constitutionalists in the mold of justice scalia. in a very real respect, justice scalia was on the ballot as well. thanks to the historic victory we saw last week, it gives me immense pleasure to say the people have spoken and justice scalia has won as well. [applause] sen. cruz: that is fitting because justice scalia never lost faith in the american people. never lost faith in the goodness and the ability of americans to govern ourselves. we now have an historic opportunity to return to the constitution, an historic opportunity to restore integrity to the federal government. one of the most shameful aspects of the last eight years was the obama administration's unprecedented ass

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--ly ayotte and dean heller sorry, joe heck -- a senator and candidate for senate, it were very criticaltrump and who ,rump has rejected for cabinet at least that's what he suggested yesterday in an interview with "the new york times." there's a little bit of that going on in trump's mind. people who are on his side are likelier to be considered for this sort of thing. mark: what can we expect from the president-elect over thanksgiving? he has been sparing. he has adopted a new approach with the media and social media since he was elected. how is that going down? >> donald trump has not done a press conference since july 27. it's unusual for a president-elect to go 2 weeks without having a press conference. he's been updating people through his twitter account. because used his twitter account -- he used his twitter account to go after snl, "the new york times." this is somewhat unusual in that abiding byt quite the norms and traditions that previous president-elect's do. kapur inahil washington and rdc bureau. that. for at the very top, what will donald trump say next? the tweets direct

would have reversed the second amendment right to keep and bear arms, the individual rights upheld in heller, justice scalia's most consequential decision. they likely would have banned the death penalty and struck down a federal ban on partial-birth abortion. all that was on the ballot just over a week ago. instead and in contrast, president-elect trump assured the american people that if elected he would nominate constitutionalists in the mold of justice scalia. in a very real respect, justice scalia was on the ballot as well. thanks to the historic victory we saw last week, it gives me immense pleasure to say the people have spoken and justice scalia has won as well. [applause] sen. cruz: that is fitting because justice scalia never lost faith in the american people. never lost faith in the goodness and the ability of americans to govern ourselves. we now have an historic opportunity to return to the constitution, an historic opportunity to restore integrity to the federal government. one of the most shameful aspects of the last eight years was the obama administration's unprecedented ass

paul samuelson, walter heller. they said, in 1961, let's spend more. let's do infrastructure.dn't work. kennedy is coming to the end of 61 and he is being criticized. some people are thinking there is going to be another recession. there were three recessions in the eisenhower years. he took a risk and then he gave his famous speech at the new york economics club in 1962 where he lay the whole story out. lower rates, better growth, full employment, high revenues. charlie: what do you think of secular stagnation? larry: i think it is a total fraud. larry summers is a friend of mine and i have a lot of respect for larry summers. charlie: basically arguing there is a sort of built-in -- larry: the american economy has grown since world war ii by 3.5% full-year -- 3.5% per year. for the entire 20th century, including the depression, the american economy grew at 3.5% per year. there is this categorical imperative that we have to grow -- it needs reform but fair enough. charlie: reform the fed or what? larry: i would reform the fed. a strong dollar, that is what i asked for in monet

good for the republicans, rim number what happened in 2012 -- obama won the state by seven and dean hellert the senate race by 12,000 votes. mark: is the fact that the senate race competitive, the fact that the coalition the two candidates are trying to put together advantage either of the candidates? guest: i think they are totally divorced from each other in many ways and not just because heck divorced himself from trump which initially caused a lot of problems, even his campaign would admit, but doesn't now. the coordinated campaign between the hillary clinton campaign and that read democratic machine has been so focused on getting out the democratic base, which i ,hink is going 90% for clinton from what i understand, heck is mirroring trump, which is a real problem for him. the entire strategy is knowing they are going early voting and to help minimize that loss and help when on election day by four or five points. little margin for error. i want to get a little more altitude on the discussion on the presidential race. nevada has become one of the key states for donald trump to have a

she disagree was the heller decision that people can have a firearm in their home to protect themselves. that is what this is you have a different america for our kids to grow up in. it's not one you can recover. and government has to be there. whether it's the obamacare premiums going through the roof, it's no longer affordable health care, and your $9,000 deductible. so unless you get hit by a bus, you won't have insurance, okay? it's failed promise after failed promise, giving $150 billion to iraq. think what we could have done with that in our va system, and education system with that. >> we're running out of time. donald trump junior, your whole family has incredible energy. >> we love this country and there is a lot at stake here, and what is different about this batch sth. >> donald trump junior, just to update you, donald trump is speaking live before a crowd in reno, nevada just rushed off that stage a few minutes ago. a few people were taken away by the secret service. mr. trump returned to the stage and is fine, and being donald trump. joining me now with former defense intel

morning commute they are suggestingood great routes of ug pleasant valley chestnut hill sideutt post heller revolves revolves around this shooting suspect is in the car that's what it's a volatile and he opened fire died from gunshot wounds the sergeant's funeral will held on monday f wo officers market wile tomorrow near real estate will make his first court appearance on murder charges this afternooe and he was heard thing thatan he killed his wife and two people he does claim that he has nothing to do with the killing of his friendcla if he is servig seven years and one month an elephant in a prison after pleading guilty 12 chargepri earth clip was felt by people in several other states including talk about the game against the i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. when it came to atlantic city it was all glitz and glamor, but it turned out to be a gold-plated scam. the trump taj mahal, trump castle and trump plaza all went bankrupt. but he walked away with millions. it was the carpenters, landscapers, small businesses who helped build the place that got stiffed. and hundreds o

hearing.police say "carrie heller".... was running an unlicensed daycare when the child died in her care.. earlier this yearshe faces ?first degree reckless homicide.?police say... she admitted to shaking the baby before the infant stopped breathing. the baby had ?severe brain injury? as a result. 3 now to a cbs 58 exclusive--- the fierce legal battle over brendan dassey... is now at a brief standstill.his family hoped he'd be home for thanksgiving--- but dassey will remain in jail while his appeal is decided..... which could take months. months.the murder halbach and the men ?convicted? for it... gained international attention from the netflix series "making a murderer."many fans felt the series... showed that dassey... the ?nephew of steven avery?... got a raw deal from the criminal justice system.now some people are wondering... why current ?attorney general? brad schimel is fighting so hard to keep dassey locked up. i have approach this from a perspective of the family of teresa halbach, and they they've got no opportu