up were more than happy to say good bye to her" i spoke to the original detective on the case john williams... he became so touched by this story... he ended up paying for a funeral for jane. the former clark county coroner who al worked this case became so invovled... he ended up working for the national center for missing and exploied children. both of these men... and the current detective on this case... joseph ebert.... are so dedicated to changing their lives. the henderson police department says they wont be able to solve who did this.... untilthey can sovle who she is. we have more information about jane on our website... and we're hoping someone out there recognizes her.... and can give some life to this investigation... guys... we're gong to have the full this cold case murder and more on how you can help... tonight at 10. a woman from pahrump is accused of endangering her daughter... after letting exotic animals roam around their home in texas. trisha meyer -- who recently moved to the houston area -- was arrested last week after returning to nevada. police say they started a the

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to her" tonight in our special report youll also hear from the original detective on the case john williams... he became so touched by this story... he ended up paying for a funeral for jane. says they wont be able to solve who did this.... until they can solve who she is. and of course we want to solve this case for the victim... but after speaking with the people closest to this case... i really wanna solve it for them too... theres something about jane arroyo grande doe... that touched them and they havent been able to let it go. we're gong to have the full report for you on this cold case murder and more on how you can help... tonight at 10. national guardsmen from other states are in town making sure their ready for emergency. "there is absolutely a challenge of getting multiple agencies together to accomplish a common goal. we all have the same common goal but they way we get to that goal may be different and so it's important for us to see how everybody does it and to organize ourselves in a way that we can do it with commonality." this is the guard's mock catastrophe response excerc

. >> reporter: professional photographer by trade, john williams has taken a lot of photos in his decades behind the lens. >> i have been to alaska, maine, here since 1994. i have never seen any rack like this that looks exactly like an elk. >> reporter: so when he bull moose with a strange looking antler, he knew he needed proof. >> i grabbed my phone instantly since i didn't have my real camera with me. did the best i could. but you can see it looks like an elk and not a moose. >> reporter: it immediately was an internet sensation. the photograph so unbelievable, a lot of people didn't believe it so we went to the parks and you might think. >> it is not typical, but, it is not i wouldn't say unusual. we have seen it before. >> reporter: wildlife managers have not spotted this bull before. but, they have evidence from similar looking antlers on other bulls over the years. >> as those points almost look like a branched antler. >> reporter: while the antlers might look like an elk, biologists say the chances of a moose and extremely low. >> genetics, nutrition, injuries, things like that.

like his father john, william armstead also led an active public life, contributing much to virginia's efforts during the american revolution. for all of our research, we can't say when james came to be owned by william. james was six years older than william jr. james may have been originally been owned by his father, the late john ii or another relative. the armstead family was prolific in mercantile operations and maintained their position in new kent's upper middle class. enslaved african-americans such as james could do much to serve a family the likes of the armsteads. we have already seen through my big reveal that james could read and write. it's not outside the realm of possibility that colonel john william jr. or other members of the armstead clan that owned taverns or other businesses in the area would have taught james how to read and write. literate, james could assist in one of the various businesses own by the armstead family. if you're surprised to learn that armsteads afforded james the education to learn and write, this was not an uncommon occurrence in virginia and t

were more than happy to say good bye to her" i also spoke to the original detective on the case john williams... he became so touched by this story... he ended up paying for a funeral for jane. the former clark county coroner who also worked this case became so invovled... he ended up working for the national center for missing and exploited children. both of these men... and the current detective on this case... joseph ebert.... are so dedicated to this story its changing their lives. join us for our full report tonight at 10... ... and hopefully we can generate some leads... hours for firefighters to get a fire at a paper plant under control. check out this video... the fire happened at a plant in north las vegas, near fifth street and alexander. firefighters evacuated the building and say no one was hurt. the city of north las vegas teamed up with our neighbors in california for a special mock- earthquake drill. " - body attached" members of the national guard... fire department and nevada's division of emergency money management helped out with the simulation. different towns had to coord

john williams god rest his soul would be so deeply impressed. take that, cat ladies. name is curb. so his owner is clearly a stoner. he has an even greater connection with the force because we know this darth vader does not like cat food. thank you for watching the slow. you can email at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow dana perino, tom shillue and dave smith stopping by with cheer, delight and hopefully some spiked nog. after thanksgiving when the turkey is cool, have a glorious evening. bye. hey everyone, i'm erin coscarelli. and i'm lisa alvarado. and if you haven't seen us before, we are the beauty... myth... breakers! (funky music) ♪ okay, get ready, because today we're gonna blow away one of the longest-held myths of hairstyling, right, lis? that's right, erin. for years we've been told do not put hairstyling tools that are hot in wet hair, 'cause it'll singe off. you're supposed to blow dry it first. yeah, absolutely, lisa. we'd all love to be able to straighten or curl our hair without having to blow dry it first,

john williams god rest his soul would be so deeply impressed. take that, cat ladies.ame is curb. so his owner is clearly a stoner. he has an even greater connection with the force because we know this darth vader does not like cat food. thank you for watching the slow. you can email at kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow dana perino, tom shillue and dave smith stopping by with cheer, delight and hopefully some spiked nog. after thanksgiving when the turkey is cool, have a glorious evening. bye. >> 100,000 creepy crawlers... >> spiders that'll cover your whole face. >> all collected from the far reaches of the world. >> wait. is it alive? >> talk about a bug's life. >> walt disney went into the museum and wanted to buy the collection. >> but there's a bigger story behind this bizarre bequest. >> that was an interesting and eye-opening experience all of its own. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and right now i'm driving on the outskirts of colorado spng

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the company's director, john "tom" williams, could serve a year in prison and pay a 100-thousand dollar fine. one colorado town devistated by the flood in 2013 - is getting a new water treatment plant today. the town of lyons, honewell, and project partners built the new plant. the other plant, had damage, outdated components, and was expensive to operate. leaders say the new plant has new energy-efficient equipment. it should cut downgr least 40-percent -- and reduce operating costs by more than 133- thousand dollars. anyone hiking the scenic thompson divide won't have to deal with oil and gas development. officials have announced they're cancelling 25 leases for drilling sites there. the energy industry objects to the decision though -- saying the government went back on their contracts. interior secretary sally jewell also says she thinks the decision to limit such oil and gas wells on pristine federal land will hold up under donald trump's new administration. doesn't know what the president- elect's policy will be on managing public lands -- since his team hasn't contacted the inter

john williams with urban wood creations. pecan bowls magnolia bowls. he take any greenwood again from land fills, and turn it into this. >> you also do floors obvious p% and that's an example barn wood on floor. that's just gorgeous. pine river recovered hard pine. and warm chestnut i saved old whiskey barrel in here figured that how to turn that into a table and up a will table part is barn wood. you're saying whiskey barrel from land fill as well. exactly whiskey barrels start out carrying whiskey they go to craft beer rat local industry. cabinets over there i love that american flag. chip, good job, man. you go to fox13news.com we'll ling you to their happens to be barn works.com. that's it. barn works.com if you want to visit yourself oh please visit www.fox13news.com give us a click. but barn works.com great interesting local business laura i'm fascinated by the talent of these folks. i love seeing that this wood that is stood the test of time lasting even longer. its so true. you got thing going on those barn doors slide doors are so popular now.

the company's director, john "tom" williams could serve a year in prison and be fined: 100-thousand dollars. adams county deputies are asking for your help finding the person who set a man on fire this month. investigators say it happened november 6th near east 58th avenue and washington street. they aren't releasing any other details. the suspect was last seen wearing a hooded sweatshirt with a "cross fit recovering from serious injuries. anyone with information should call crime stoppers. beaver creek ski area will open next week for amateurs-- but pros are out of luck. the men's ski world cup races at beaver creek is canceled. the world cup races scheduled for beaver creek dec. 2nd through the 4 have been cancelled. recordbreaking warm days in november have delayed snow- making efforts. the organizers made the announcement was being pounded by a snowstorm. the downhill, super g and giant slalom races were scheduled for december 2nd through the 4th. but- organizers say there's not enough time to get the 86 hundred foot long course ready. the international ski federation has not said if th

and here's a sight you'll likely see. 65 year old john williams. he's been coming here... standing ... mourning ... and waiting for 36 years. jw- every holiday every october fifth and every once in a while id just swing in and say hi it's not a family member or friend visiting... jw- from your family at the henderson police department john worked as a henderson police department detective for 36 years. in 1980 he was called to a crime scene near lake mead and arroyo grande. jw- theres just something about seeing her when i went out there that just touched me the body of a young girl between the ages of 13-18 was found nude... beaten... stabbed. something interesting... whoever did this... took time to wash and clean her. jw- no one needed to do that to her since no one knew who she was... she became known as jane arroyo grande doe. stand oct 5 1980 this is where the body of jane was found its changed a lot since was found discared along the side of the road when it came time for the county to dispoe of janes body... john stepped in and paid for a funeral. jw- it was taken

san francisco fed president john williams said he was hopeful the u.s.overnment would continue on its currents course of open and free trade given the years of subpar u.s. growth. >> today's top corporate news warren buffett, berkshire hathaway disclosing new investments in four big airlines. sec filings shows buffett's firm has taken stakes in american airlines. united airlines continental holdings and delta airlines. becky quick reports exclusively that berkshire has taken a stake in southwest airlines. the move is a shocking reversal for buffett who has shunned the airline industry for decades following a volatile investment he made in u.s. airways back in 1989. >> cigarette maker reynolds is looking for higher price from british american tobacco after reynolds rejected a 47 billion take over offer saying the price was too low. british american owns 42% of reynolds american. >>> back to the broader markets and the economy joining us now michael gappin chief u.s. economist at barclays. very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let's talk abou

san francisco fed president john william thinks the u.s.conomy is strong enough for a gradual rate increase but that the fed will examine all the data before the next meeting. williams also says the central bank will be able to maintain independence under a trump administration. >> one of the lessons from, i know, a hundred years of central banking is that independent central banks tend to perform better, keep inflation low, and that's something that most successful countries have accepted. from mier speculative, that's the most important thing for the fed to continue to have the ability to make the monetary policy decisions that are best for the long run. >> first post-trump fed speaker there. williams said he won't speculate on whom trump will appoint to fill the two vacant seats on the federal reserve board. >>> donald trump is not seeking janet yellen's resignation. an economic advisor to trump tells the "wall street journal" that the rumors are not true, but judy shelton suggests trump would not nominate yellen to a second term saying

at mild high released asbestos from two towers of this complex and to open area john tom williams is company will that capital managing phase two counts of minuteman prison and a 100,000 dollar bond the dallas-based company could be forced to pay more than a half million dollars that property managers never told her just how serious the problem was i had no idea to get some sort of explanation. his employers tells the employees tells the only been here for a few months. we didn't really speak at the owner's attorney fox 31 his client has agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge and spent nearly 1,000,000 dollars to fix the asbestos issues negotiated with prosecutors is also agreed to workers. this pestis was released less than a a half mile from mile high stadium thousands we're here watching the broncos into playoff games overlook apartments the release we're not affected those a mile high. tenets and workers can have their health monitored on the company's dime that is very important so far no reports of illness connected to this asbestos live in denver fox 31. the wintry sce

san francisco fed president john williams said adjusting rates are policy will be a gradual process that takes a few years. >> inflation has been incredibly low. the running about 1.7% over last year. we want it to be 2%. from what is happening in the inflation'm expecting will move back to 2% in the next year or two. we are close to achieving our goal. this currently stands at 82%, up from 76% at the end of last week. our guest is still with us. anna: up from yesterday even more. how does this change how the fed operates? convinced they might move given donald trump's victory? want toink the fed will continue to convey that it is an independent organization. it will probably try to step away from the election results and focus on the economy. williew is that they proceed and they will hike rates in some way. you think it won't make , coming around very quickly is the idea that just because we had this change in emphasis at the white house, the fed is staying the course. >> particularly with the employment rate pointing to heading lower. anna: there's the argument around gradual rate inc

san francisco fed president john williams said existing rates are policy will be a gradual process .t takes a few years. currentlyon has been low. inflation today measured the way that we look at it is running about 1.7% over last year. bewanted to be -- want it to 2%. what is happening with the strong economy, i am expecting inflation will move back to that 2% in the next year or two. we are very close to achieving our goal. guy: yesterday we saw wild swings in interest-rate probabilities surrounding what the fed will do next. you can see that clearly on your work function. go to the swap contract and you will see this bouncing around. theumped initially on prospects of what the trump when will mean. we came back up again. we are back where we started. we are even a little bit higher. you can see this on the right-hand of my screen. we really bounce back. go to your work function and look at the last way for hours. the stock market is not immune to what we signed terms of volatility. the fed has got so many things to think about right now, but we learned is economic data does not ch

and the executive john tom williams is facing one misdemeanor count for negligence in the case. client is taking responsibility and plans to plead guilty. earlier this year, the ownership company settled a class action civil lawsuit with 43 people who lived in the apartments at the time of the release. now, for his role, this executive is facing up to one year in prison and up to $100,000 in fines. his attorney said tonight that to date, no one has been sickened as a result. but, tonight, health officials in this state and the city were not able to verify we are live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> developing tonight, donald trump reaches out to one of his campaign enemies. >> donald trump is a phony. >> coming up, the role mitt romney could play in the administration. >> plus, the surgeon general takes a new approach to addiction with our country in an opiate crisis. >> the addiction is a chronic disease of the brain. >> and new video of the thief who took everything including disposal. >> and temperatures are really chilly right now. 25 in denver. 19 in steamboat.

and its executive, john tom williams, is facing one misdemeanor counsel for negligence in the case. his attorney says he responsibility and plans to pled guilty. they settled a class action lawsuit with 43 residents last year. >> the president of the company faces up to a year in prison and up to $100,000 in fines. his attorney says to date nobody has fallen ill and the problem has been mitigateed. >>> state of the or the weather colorado launches into orbit tomorrow. >> it will revolutionize the way we forecast your weather here at cbs4. we've been keeping up with its journey. lockheed martin built it. crews have now put all the pieces together and after several delays, the spacecraft is set to blast off from cape canaveral in florida saturday evening. it's the first major upgrade to system in 20 years. >> the way that noaa describes is, you're going from standard definition tv to high definition tv. >> the goes-r will track space and communications here on earth. dave aguilera is in florida now. he will be live from cape canaveral tonight and tomorrow. we'll be streaming the launc

and the executive john tom williams is facing one misdemeanor count for negligence in the case. williams' attorney says his client is taking responsibility and plans to plead guilty. earlier this year, the ownership company settled a class action 43 people who lived in the apartments at the time of the release. now, for his role, this executive is facing up to one year in prison and up to $100,000 in fines. his attorney said tonight that to date, no one has been sickened as a result. but, tonight, health officials in this state and the city were not able to verify that information for us. we are live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> developing tonight, donald campaign enemies. >> donald trump is a phony. >> coming up, the role mitt romney could play in the administration. >> plus, the surgeon general takes a new approach to addiction with our country in an opiate crisis. >> the addiction is a chronic disease of the brain. >> and new video of the thief who took everything including the kitchen sink and the bathroom sinks and the garbage disposal. >> and temperatures ar

today we have neil cash carvey, we will get john williams. kashkari, we will get john williams.a matter of listening to them and seeing what they are saying. something to keep in mind, they were probably not talk about politics, per se, because the fed prides itself on being a political. it's important to keep this image of a political because they don't want any sort of political meddling in their affairs. i think they view that as something that starts with them. it, economicsmile reporter from washington, d.c., thank you. kashkari begin right now. he sees a link between low rates and asset rates. vonnie: would you call them an outlier? mike: everybody is at the moment until we see where they come down. coming up in the next hour, we will speak to harold hamm, ceo of continental resources. he has been mentioned as a possible energy secretary. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: it is 2:00 p.m. in new york. matt: welcome to "bloomberg markets." we are live from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan, covering stories out of chicago, london and manila. ,resident-elect donal

while you were upstairs, john williams dropped by to put in a pitch for my so-called old job. oh, no. oh, yes. [telephone rings] i'll get it! hello? long distance? oh, hi, grandpa. in about 10 days-- dennis. we're going on a jet. here, let me talk to daddy, honey. daddy, hello. oh, well, i'll write you about that. no, don't drive down. i'll write you a letter and explain-- but daddy, it's over 200 miles. daddy, no. wait for my letter-- now, dad-- [hangs up] hello? i guess he wants to say good-bye to us, huh? [doorbell rings] i'll get it. it's okay, honey. we'll call him back when dennis goes to sleep. hi. hi. your father home? sure. that's him. i'm mr. mitchell. hello. i'm howard turner. i guess you know my sis, dorothy holland? oh, sure. come on in. honey, this is mrs. holland's brother, howard turner. how do you do, howard? how do you do, mrs. mitchell? is that on account of the time i took a bath over at her house? yeah, that's right. this is the first we've heard of it. sure. i was just a little kid and i did it in her bird bath. oh, for heaven's sakes. come on in and sit

. >>> this man, john mina williams, wilson the extradited he is wanted accused of ambushing and raping two women in san diego. >>> a crime alert. in earth in his home on sending this video after a guy walked right up to his door twice bringing packages off of his porch. the ups truck dropped it off less than a minute before this guy pulls up. recognize the suspect >>> the hunt is on for this guy accused of stealing two chainsaws from a home depot store. they were taken from the store in thunderbird and he took off in a white dodge durango. >>> happening today a special celebration at asu to mark what would've been the 100th birthday of walter cronkite. there are activities on the agenda in cruising a video shot with >>> i am watching some showers and a few storms in the distance inching into queen valley coming close to queen creek. you place the lightning in the distance and it is well off in the distance. if you are taking maybe the us- 60 you could run into those showers. it looks like most of them will go over the higher terrain east there is a slight chance we could see the shower

. >> go back to john williams' paper who was under janet yellen at the san francisco fed and the paperith that said we need a higher inflation target. >> we're starting to see that move -- >> part of the -- part of the upside down world we live in here is one where normally when a fed says that inflation is on the rise, that would be a time to run for the hills and to be very concerned. in this particular world we live in, where the fed is striving, almost to create inflation near 2%, this is sort of a sign of confidence in the sign that things are kind of going the way they want them to go. so i don't think i would fear this level. i think what scott said is right, that yellen would be happy to live with this 2.25, 2.50%. and tell me if i'm wrong, but the market will dictate how fast the fed has to move on this. if the market gets very concerned and starts pricing in ever escalating inflation they have to act. the problem has never been that the fed lacks the tools to solve the equation problem. it lacks the tools to fight the deflation concerns. >> that's right. i agree with you. i t

will get federal reserve information from john williams, who's expected to speak today on the u.s.ith china as well as. chair, jeddahd yellin, as well. at 3 p.m. eastern, live coverage of president obama's news conference. david? david: time for a battle of the charts. here going up against alex, -- alix, dani. dani, you go first. dani: looking at the price of avocados. eating more expensive to buy? you aren't wrong. check out what they have done this year. since the start of the year, prices have spiked by three times as much how they started. of problems here. california is experiencing a drought, which has caused this to rise up. they are facing an invasive pest species as well. trying to get rich quick? now might be a good time to invest. there has been a crime wave in new zealand of people stealing avocado orchards. definitely an interesting time for the avocado business. all right, i'm looking at the bond term premium and how much it can be rearranged. actually flipping into positive territory, a negative rate here. the positive is right there. we are very close and this red

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the welcome to north las vegas sign has undergone a major makeover mayor john lee and students from williams elementary to unveiled thew new sign earlier today on the corner of pecos and owens. earlier this year students asked the a adopt the sign, which was plagued with grafitti. williams elementary has also agreed to help maintain the area around the sign. here's a live look at summerlin parkway where traffic troubles are on the way. construction starts december fourth between durango and rampart and it's expected to last through january. crews will be working on several different projects at once. you should expect delays.. and it may even be better to avoid the area during rush watching netflix, especially with the weather like this.... but now some cities in california are proposing a tax for binge watchers! but could it come to nevada ? tricia kean ad lib and.. don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and inc weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play. the show generated three-point-three million dollars in j

considering the size of the balance sheet, link that to the discussion led by john williams at the sancomes to the neutral rate of interest. mike: there is some interest in whether or not by changing the size of the balance sheet you change the neutral rate, the interest. there was discussion on that, no real agreement. the neutral rate could rise if you lowered the balance sheet. that was the walkie part of their discussion. they made no decisions on how that would affect the economy in the long run. it is an ongoing discussion, something they will revisit. michael mckee, thank you so much. julie: we are not seeing that much reaction at this point because the minutes did not give us that much new information. the executive editor of the economy for bloomberg news said it's hard to see anything in these minutes that changes the view that december is when we will see a rate increase here. stocks holding pretty steady. the dow almost added size of the session here. at a record. the s&p 500 has been going sideways. that is continuing. now down less than a point and the nasdaq still up i-1

john would go. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> firefighter joe silva. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> i'm going to have a commander that they chief odo assist with that painting of the members. firefighter william boyle. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> firefighter john tupa. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> paramedic andrew kristofferson. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> paramedic michelle seidel >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> paramedic rebecca law >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> firefighter mike horta. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> firefighter matt adams. matt is not here. okay. and capt. clyde christoph. >> >>[cermonial honoring] >> from the event are dormant thank you to mayor lee and thank you to the members behind me and all the members the work so diligently that they would all the partners. >>[applause] >> just real fast, this is a first responder worst nightmare to look and see this many potential victims but all the folks stating the honey stepped up to the plate went immediately into action. that's what we trained for things just like this. our marine units have the obligation of obviously handing handling things in the water is why you see them out all the time to deal with issues just like this and

scarlet: we will have to see what john williams says.will he be friend or foe, what does history tell us? we have some breaking news on the cabinet. former massachusetts senator considered is being for a position. details as they come. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for bloomberg business flash, look at some of the biggest stories. alaska air is close to reaching a settlement with antitrust regulators allowing it to complete its acquisition of virgin america. according to people familiar with the matter. the settlement with the department of justice could be announced by the end of the month. officials were concerned that the deal posed a risk to competition. airbus said it is evaluating the applications of a congressional vote that could block it and boeing from providing jets to iran. the company has not given up on completing its 27 billion dollar order and asked in january. airbus will wait to see how the senate and president obama respond to the house vote. to pull he is close to reaching a settlement with activist investor. -- nea

mayor john lee and students..... from williams elementary..... to unveiled the new sign earlier today..... on the corner of pecos and owens. earlier this year.... students asked the mayor...... if they could adopt the sign.... which was plagued.... with grafitti. williams elementary has also agreed to help maintain the area.... around the sign. investigators are on the scene of a deadly plane crash in south america. tonight.. they're sharing what could have the mountains of colombia. plus... a husband and wife duo appear..... in this week's dirty dining. with pepto bismal.... by the food.. and... raw meat at room temperature. and... you'll never guess..... where they keep.... the bathroom! their jet went down in a mountainous region of colombia. all but 6 were killed. abc's elizabeth hur has the latest. new and heartbreaking images? from columbia.. as crews begin removing bodies from the crash site.. where you can barely make out this was a plane.. and incredibly.. there are survivors. ((sot pop in spani "overnight, 6 survivors emerged.." accordi

john: i'm john delaney >>> left tackle trent williams is the anchor of offensive line and one of the team captains. now they'll have to navigate the toughest part of their season without him. williams has been suspended for four games without pay for violating the league's substance abuse policy. williams won't be able to return to the field till december 5th, which means the team will be without the four- time pro bowler for games against minnesota, green bay, dallas and arizona. three of those teams rank in the top ten in sacks. williams was previously tough loss. >>> the george washington university men's basketball team has gone through a roller coast of emotions over the past few months. fist they were on top of the -- first they were on top of the world. but a few months later gw dismissed head coach after accusations of verbally abusing his players. now they look to build on last year's success under interim head coach maurice joseph. star forward transferred to gw to play -- now he's in charge of guiding the team. he says he's impressed with the have shown throughout all of t

speaking of a hike, jeff lacker has given reasons, bullard has said go ahead and hike, and john williamse. that's four fed officials after the, election now suggesting a rate hike is still on the table. the probability of a rate hike was around 67%, for december. it had gone pretty much back. and who knows, guys. the fed is very, very concerned, not to get, you know, repeat some of the market volatility that's happened around these rate hikes. but now that rates are already higher, especially on the shorter end, for example, north of 90 basis points on the two-year, maybe the market is already ready for this, but you have to watch those gaps with the foreign interest rates. michelle? >> that's an especially important point, steve. thank you so much. and i'm sure they've taken solace in the reaction of the market since election day. >>> coming up, it's veterans days. david petraeus is here with plans about putting vets to work. that's next. >>> on this veterans day morning, our next guest joins us to suggest why it's smart business for companies to hire vets. let's bring in retired four-s

ahead today...mayor john lee williams elementary to unveil the new "north las vegas" sign on the corner of pecos and owens at 1-30. earlier this year students asked the mayor if they could adopt the sign, which was plagued with grafitti. also happening today...some lucky c-c-s-d students are getting a free field trip to go see the grand canyon! 29 students from southwest tech are going today! it's all helicopter however...they'll . good morning las vegas is live every weekday with all of your weather, traffic and breaking news... join us-- four-30 to seven.. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking overnight a deadly plane crash in colombia just miles from the airport. 81 on board this flight carrying a soccer team. at least five people make it out alive. emergency responders searching for more. the latest from the crash scene. >>> also this morning, wildfires rage through the southeast roaring right up to resort towns in tennessee and the doorstep of dollywood. thousands evacuating overnight. home >> if you are a person that prays, we could use your prayers. >> as firefighter

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at 1:30 p-m, north las vegas mayor john lee will join students from tom williams elementary school to unveile the new sign. the old sign has fallen into disrpair due to grafitti and the students at tom williams will help the city maintain the corner by pulling weeds and clearing away litter. from small business saturday to giving tuesday, there are endless ways to support our local community during the holidays. the shade tree of las vegas is hosting its holiday donation drive right now. they are accepting new and gently used donations through december 12th. they need gift wrapping supplies, bath and body products, gloves, winter hats, sweaters and new donations can be dropped off at the address on your screen you can also donate to the center to support our local l-g-b-t-q community. giving tuesday is meant to be a day to raise funds and awareness for your favorite non-profit. toys r us is raising money for two great campaigns. the toys for tots program benefits some of the 15- point-5 million children living in poverty here in new, unwrapped toy at any toys r us or babies r us locat

. >> william "po' monkey" seaberry: i'll find somebody to get naked with you. >> anthony: uh-oh. >> john. ♪ >> dj: a bad girl. don't forget about it, come right here. >> anthony: thursday night is family night at po' monkeys, mostly locals, a mixed bag. the music is classic r&b and pre-disco soul. the attitude -- loose. just familiarize yourself with those rules and there won't be a problem. in the cities of the north where i come from, in some ways, we've been able to buy ourselves free from our past. new arrivals pour in with no memory of the ugly parts of our history. we can afford the luxury of the new. we can live in comfortable bubbles or apartments high in the sky. in many ways more separate than at any time in history. but for mississippi, the past is right there to see. still present. and coming to terms with it is not an abstract discussion, but the daily business of life. >> anthony: miami sneaks up on you. or do we change and find ourselves sneaking up, washing up, ending up in miami? ♪ i took a walk through this