. >> julie smith the casablanca business manager says she saw the homeowner trying to put the fire out with a blanket or something but that wasn't , working. >> hunt think they used eight fire extinguishers. it was not going out, so they finally got it out, and it is a >> thanks to the people of casablanca, the man has a home to come home to. kathy: the fire was out by the time the fire department arrived. they did make sure it was completely out and would not rekindle. joyce: it should start feeling and looking more like the holidays. kathy: mark, it ushers in the cooler air. mark: it does. thinking about cooling things down and feeling more like the holidays, and that is what will happen in this forecast. it will not be all of a sudden. it is still warm, 47 degrees. a live look at cathedral square waiting for a little snow. we might have a little of that in our forecast. not that far away from the first day of winter. year, and 111 days to the start of spring. 54 today. is it the last 50's of 2016? it will be the last of the 50's for quite some time. it might warm up in december. sno

julie smith with denver's department of human services says what the cbs4 were helping the homeless. >> was it wrong to take money people donated to use the homeless and sweep them out? >> i certainly think maybe it wasn't the best idea and i think we can agree that we reversed course as soon as you brought it to our attention and we appreciated that. >> it doesn't look god because it wasn't good. >> reporter: the aclu does not believe it was an innocent mistake. >> i think we're pretty sure this was not just an accounting error or administrative snafu. it was an innt rather callous decision on the part of city leaders. i think it does undermine trust, especially since people were told put money in these meters, don't give it directly to people who are homeless. but instead it was the city you couldn't trust with the money. >>> figuring the future for the national western complex. the hopes for what it might >> that's a classic. the entertainment world saying goodbye to leonard cohen. this is the news on cbs4,, ,, i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study

. >> julie smith says tems picked here on the streets are all itemized and left in bins to the owners figure for the >> we want to offer the ability for them to store those items so that we could be as compassionate as possible. >> >> reporter: not all who call the sidewalks home see that way. some fees to put their stuff in storage and others say the suite is as useless as the ones done in the past. >> you think you'll be back? >> reporter: yes. i'm deathly coming back. >> no. not at all. truck of the city says the city could rrturn tomorrow to resume sleep so that today's escapes took longer than previous times as most people did not want to leave. these belongings are not picked up by the end of 60s, the city can centers it abandoned and destroys it. >>> the city of denver already faces a class-action lawsuit soups. of the last round of a judge still making decisions on the lawyer representing the homeless says he wished the city would have waited before clearing the camps is time this man. he is develop mentally disabled and massey late last ight's. twist your left his home near p

. >> julie: smith remains under critical condition. police are telling that the public is not in danger. killed a mother and daughter in plymouth. a jury acquitted the man of motor vehicle manslaughter and homicide. found gift the lesser charges of drink driving and reckless operation. he slammed into a car killing susan machi and her daughter, juliette. he was suspended without pay after the crash. fox25 reached out to the department to get an update on the status. this morning we are told nothing has changed. in a statement a spokesman told case is pending land address the duty status in the very near future. >>> this morning the city of salem is taking steps to fight a veteran police officer who is facing charges he raped a man in custody. according to investigators, brian butler sexually assaulted a man who was being held in the booking area of the salem police department. it happened on halloween. video and audio recording lined up with what the victim told officers a week later. after a court appearance, media. >> the reflection

julie smith with denver's department of human services says what the cbs4 investigation found was not fair to donors who thought they were helping the homeless. >> was it wrong to take the money meant to help the homeless and use it to sweep them out? the best idea and i think we can agree that we reversed course as soon as you brought it to our attention and we appreciated that. >> it doesn't look good because it wasn't good. >> reporter: the aclu does not believe it was an innocent mistake. >> i think we are pretty sure this was not just an accounting error or an administrative snafu. it was an intentional and rather callous decision on the part of city leaders. i think it does undermine trust. especially since people were told put money in the meters. don't give it di you can't trust what they will do with it. instead, it was the city you wouldn't trust with the money. >> reporter: the city say it is homeless camps downtown are unsafe and unhealthy for the homeless and people who live nearby. >>> new at 6:00, the iconic red stone castle near glenwood springs has new owners and they

smith. democratic strategist julie roginsky, fuchs news legal analyst and host of "justice with judge jeanineed, the judge is here. sandra: i hope she gets that

i'm harris faulkner, here today, sandra smith, megyn mccain, julie roginsky and today's #oneluckyguy,ou know him from the host of waters' world, jesse waters. what was all that? >> you know what i do. this is my world. don't act like you haven't seen it, harris. harris: oh. no, i like to feign it. [laughter] >> ouch. harris: you had some definite thoughts about just the context of this and what you noticed. >> well, under obama's watch, the middle east blew up, and all of these refugees came into germany, and now the chancellor's kind of on a little bit of a ledge because she's not very popular because they're raiding mosques now, and there's gang rapes. obama is kind of responsible for her predicament. if you listen to the president of the united states, one of the most arrogant and condescending speeches speeches i've seen him deliver, he said about a trump election this is because of globalization. my polls, i'm so popular -- remember, we really can't believe the polls, but -- sandra: you reminded us. >> people are scared of globalization. the world is changing. and when all of the

here today, sandra smith, democratic strategist julie roginsky, republican strategist and fox news contributor lisa booth and today #oneluckyguy former chief strategist for former british prime minister david cameron, steve hilt son with us. >> i love being back. harris: always major news. >> exciting day. lots to talk birx i'm curious to get your overarching view of what you just heard? a tale of two speeches but certainly a theme? >> i thought harris, that was pretty much the perfect event for the trump campaign. you had the impression of a team. it wasn't just donald trump. you had governor pence i think doing a great job there. he was focused on issue which is real issue for many americans voting in a few days time, something that really affects their lives, not like some of the stuff we'd had to deal with in this campaign, setting up a really clear message, not just what has gone wrong but specifically how they would improve health care. we can quibble about the details, but purely as campaign event i thought it was pretty spectacularly good. harris: there was at one point we all kind of

smith. [laughter] larry: thank you. julie: he is the 29 today. [laughter] larry: plus a couple. this is your last chance to win 100 turkey bucks, a happy holiday gift card. we want to help you get home for the holidays, tomorrow we will be giving away $100 in gas money. jummy: tried to call, didn't a lot of people celebrating the redskins win over the packers last night. next up, dallas. who will win that game? go to wjla.com/votenow to tell us what you think. kirk cousins tweeting out -- great win, we loved it. this next one is from suzy, who said -- you just totally rock, congrats on a super game. robin kelly, tearing it up on the field last night. kidd: i guess i'm a packers fan, but you know that i root for the redskins when the packers aren't playing. it was hard not to cheer for them last night, it was an incredible game. jummy: they scored the most points. kidd: many of you may have not seen the ama's here on abc seven last night. course, they are all about the performances. only 12 awards handed out. bruno mars opened the show, doing 24 carat magic. bruno 5 -- kendrick l

smith. democratic strategist julie roginsky, fuchs news legal analyst and host of "justice with judge jeanine i get excited, the judge is here. sandra: i hope she gets that excited for brian. harris: we'll see how it works out. i don't know. today's #oneluckyguy, co-host of fox and friend brian kilmeade. she looks pretty excited. his latest book, thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates. the forgotten war that changed american history. now out in paperback. hello. >> great to see you, ladies. you haven't had me on the couch. you keep it in great shape. you will be able to get your deposit back. harris: last time we were here we put a stuffed bear in your seat. >> i remember that. it was wonderful to have that. sandra: good to have you. >> i don't know how we're ending the show. i will not give it away. it has to do with sandra's smile. sandra: why i am so tired. julie: are you most excited person ever? sandra: what amazing, historic night for the chicago conduction. harris: i watched with her on twitter. >> feel bad for indians. not to put down cleveland which we love. harris: and a little ra

july he read senator mitch mcconnell's memoir the long game. finally he read arthur herman's biography of douglas macarthur, jean edward smith, grant, and francis paul the history of the relationrelations between the ud states and american indians. the full list of recommendations is available at cole.house.gov. >> i couldn't think of a more apropos story than that which kind of described how people view flyover nation because you had a reporter from bloomington indiana who went down and really went out of her way to find some sort of a christian mom and pop shop she could stereotype. it was during the battle in indiana and that was basically allowing people to say if you own a business and want to choose how you run the business, that's fine. if you don't want to violate your religious conscience, there are limitations. if you are actively engaging in discrimination you are going to run afoul of the law but if you are sincerely professing their faith and saying on this one instance of a wedding ceremony, i don't want to give you my artistic skill or labor or expression, that's understandable and that's what it was about. but this reporter went

here today sandra smith, meghan mccain, democratic strategist julie roginski and today's hash tag one guy. the senior writer for the weekly standard steve hayes is here outnumbered. that's the seat he's, in but he's our friend and we're glad to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a rock and roll show. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> this is the final sprint to the finish. donald trump is testing his appeal to voters outside the gop heartland by holding rallies

here today sandra smith, meghan mccain, democratic strategist julie roginski and today's hash tag one lucky guy. the senior writer for the weekly standard steve hayes is here outnumbered. that's the seat he's, in but he's our friend and we're glad to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> we have a rock and roll show. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> this is the final sprint to the finish. donald trump is testing his appeal to voters outside the gop heartland by holding rallies today in iowa, minnesota, michigan, pennsylvania, and virginia, states won by president obama four years ago. hillary clinton is in pennsylvania, ohio, and new hampshire, traditional battleground states where some polling has shown either she is locked in a virtual tie or now trailing trump. in florida late yesterday the democratic nominee hit with a deluge of rain but kept making her case through the rain drops. >> now, my friends, you are a hearty bunch standing out here in the rain. i don't think i need to tell you all of the wrong things about donald trump, but here is what i want you to remember. i want to be

july 2017. it all depends on just how quickly tallahassee takes action. >> we need it immediately. >> reporter: ryan smith, abc action news. >>> tonight a lot of concern in the minority communities about what a trump presidency could mean for them. we caught up with an expert on what changes they can expect to see realistic we. and is not hide that living under protection from deferred action for childhood our rivals. she now fears 11 million other undocumented people like her could be deported. >> we are in a panic mode. we are in survival mode. we have to plan for the worst. >> are political expert tells us tonight in massive uptick in those reported definitely is possible. >> while it is not just minorities who are worried about what lies ahead for america as trump surged ahead many americans were trying to access the canada immigration website. the website crashed and was down for hours. this is what the website looks like right now. it looks like it is working just fine just running slow assess at the top you may experience delays while using this website. >>> we are still working to figure out the e

dominique heaggan-brown - the officer who shot and killed sylville smith in august - returns to a milwaukee county courtroom. cbs 58's julie parise has been following this case. she joins us live from the newsroom with a look ahead. julie? dominique heaggan-brown is facing charges of sexual assault prostitution.today he'll face a milwaukee judge for his arraignment. heaggan-brown was arrested last month after criminal charges were filed against him. the 24-year-old is now facing both a criminal and internal investigation. he is accused and paying for sex with two others. the most recent alleged crime happened just after the deadly shooting of syville smith.earlier this week smith was fired from his job with the milwaukee police department. after the allegations against him became public, police chief said the investigation of heaggan-brown will not affect the investigation into the shooting of syville smith. it doesnt you know specifically relate to the case, im sure many people will draw a connection i mean the issues surrounding that shooting is going to have to be decided ont he of the shooting and the context of the ev

trailer park in july of 1999. >> teling talked to everybody in town who knew brian and kathryn. and as teling poked around fort smith, he found people who told him new things, disturbing things, about the reality of brian and kathryn's marriage. >> i found new witnesses. those two had fought and fought and fought. >> and then, buried deep in the original case notehe something curious. either important or nothing. >> there was one note in there, josh anderson said his parents heard something that night. and i said, who is josh? who are his parents? and they lived next door. >> but nobody had spoken to them? >> there's no record of them being spoken to. they were never there. >> never there, teling discovered, for a particular reason. the power boaters spent their time way up the reservoir, miles away. and then, luck intervened. when 13 years after kathryn drowned, agent teling found himself knocking on the door of the anderson's summer home. >> well, i found them on a summer day, a rare day they weren't boating, next to where brian and kathryn laird lived. >> oh, what a story they told. as teling would reveal eventua

smith. here today, host of kennedy on fox business, kennedy, democratic strategist julie roginsky, fox news contributor lisa booth, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and columnist for the pennsylvania times, charlie hurt. and he is "outnumbered." we've seen you all over the place. what a week for you. >> oh, my goodness, what a week. i mean, it is, you know, i think from the beginning i always thought there was an absolute path for him to do this but, oh, my goodness -- kennedy: no one else agreed with you, especially on tuesday night. [laughter] sandra: we are awaiting possible remarks from president obama and president-elect trump. we begin with a tradition that goes back decades, the current occupant of the white house inviting his successor right after the election, regardless of their political differences. but the sit-down between president obama and donald trump, the first-ever face to face meeting between the two, may have a different edge than previous handovers of power. the president wel

ktvu azenith smith is at levi stadium tonight where kaepernick defended his decision, azenith? >> reporter: frank and julienick says that there are other ways to create change besides voting. i could not find one sports fan who agreed with him on not voting. it was a knee that created a national fire storm for colin kaepernick by taking a knee during their national anthem. the other players followed suit. revelations reported by the san francisco b, verified by ktvu that kaepernick has never voted. >> i think that is deplorable. i don't want to use hillary clinton's term, but that is deplorable. i mean you have the right to do what you want to do, but you have the the obligations to vote and that is your duty your american liberty. >> i don't care whether he votes or not, but if he doesn't vote, then he shouldn't complain. >> he was among those millions that didn't vote. he felt that the system was a fraud. when asked why he didn't bother to register to vote. >> and once again that the system of oppression is what i would have an issue with. >> reporter: later on he was asked how to advocate for change wit

julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. we begin tonight at san jose moneta international airport. azenith smith is there on one of the busiest travel days of the year. >> reporter: even at this late hour, it is pretty packed. i want to show you, there is a steady stream of cars dropping off passengers at this hour. thankfully, the traffic had has been moving fairly quickly with thanksgiving just hours away. the night before thanksgiving and the last minute rush is on. here at the honey baked ham in san jose, customers were greeted by cramped parking lots and long lines. employee david reed calls it mayhem, and says it's been like this all day. >> there's been people arguing in the parking lot. people asking to take orders from the side. there's people trying to pay you. but yes, it's really crazy. >> reporter: the frenzy continued in east san jose at peter's bakery. >> everything you see out front, that's what we have. >> reporter: out of their famous burnt almond cake. it's the busiest day of the year for the 80-year-old institution. >> we're out of pies, we're out of burnt almond. we're prett

julie haener. the incident happened at the base of mission peak off the parking lot of stanford avenue. azenith smith is there. the victim believes she was targeted because she was wearing a head scarf, but she isn't muslim. >> reporter: she wears a bandanna for health reasons. she says it's a beautiful faith, but she wears it only for health reasons. she returned to the parking lot, her car was parked somewhere around here when she found that disturbing note. tonight, nicki pancholy documented what happened on facebook live. >> can see someone has definitely broken my window here, and smashed it. >> reporter: it wasn't the break-in, as much as the handwritten letter night. it read, this is our nation now, get the f out. >> i'm human, i have emotions. sad when somebody feels that much self loathing. that much hatred. >> reporter: ironically, pancholy says she was born and raised in san jose. she's a blogger and hikes mission peak every day. >> this is not a hijab. this is a bandanna from rei, and i let it it loose to cover my neck. >> reporter: in fact, pancholy had lupus, wearing the bandana to prot

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julie haener. police say that home was targeted. it's located on fremont boulevard near dell street. they led to the discovery of hundreds of pot plants inside the home. azenith smith is there. one man was wounded in the shootout? >> reporter: right. police say that one of the renters tending to the grow house was shot in the shoulder. he has been released from the hospital. all of this happening at 1:30 in the morning, but you can still see the aftermath of this crime. a stray bullet hit this parked car leaving shattered glass everywhere. at least eight rounds were fired. on the outside of this home that is well kept neighbors say it listed for $1 million. yet on the inside police discovered a full-blown marijuana grow house. 460 plants. an estimated street value of $250 an ounce. >> every square inch was used as a grow spot except for the garage where they would sleep on a plank of wood. >> reporter: at 1:30 in the morning neighbors woke up to the sound of rapid gunfire. police say at least two masked suspects attempted to break in and started shooting. several people inside returned fire. hitting a parked car belonging to one of the home's occupants. blood left

julie haener. the mayor is threatening to take control of levi stadium if the niners don't provide financial documents that are key. we get the developing story from ktvu azenith smith who is live at a packed council meeting. azenith, the city just took action is that right? >> reporter: yes, they did. in fact city leaders did not have physical possession of those documents they have been waiting two and a half years to have those documents. in the last 15 minutes the city council voted unanimously to issue this 30-day warning notice to the 49ers, this notice here saying they are in breach contract. this is the first step for the city to take control of the stadium. tonight the mayor said that the city is a business and they need to hold them accountable. tonight mayor lisa gilmore was unrelenting, demanding the 49ers physically hand over its financial documents. >> at this point we're suppose to be making decisions about the stadium and we have not seen a single document in two and a half years. >> reporter: city funds may have been used to subsidize nfl games for police. if that is true they would approve voter measure j protecting the city's general funds. tonigh

brittany smith and joshua hart were arrested in virginia and autopsy is to determine fisher's cause of death and not clear if >> julie: most of us enjoying the commute and so light and 24 minutes on 93 as you head from 495 in andover to the zakim bridge. shiri? >> shiri: winds now starting to increase 18 miles per hour sustained in boston, 17 in worcester. stronger gusts as well, so this afternoon plan around winds gusting 30 miles per hour, even stronger over the cape but into tomorrow morning we still got gusts at 20, so look at some wind chills that will be brutely tough to swallow >> call for elizabeth warren to run for president are getting louder. what she is saying about a potential run in be noisy. be silent. be near. be far. be joyful. be together. celebrate joy with dunkin's holiday-flavored coffees, espressos, and donuts. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. right now, save $500 on the queen cse mattress. plus 36 month special financing. know better sleep