. >> latoya: a tattoo artist and tv star turned away from restaurant for his ink. the restaurant says it only forbids certain tattoos in its dress code >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> latoya: seven people now reported dead in the devastating wildfires plaguing the great smoky mountains. thanks for joining us i silmon. >> reed: i'm reed cowan. these flames fueled by hurricane force wind gusts leveled parts of a very popular tourist spot. wildfire watch continues on the east coast tonight. storms moving through the gatlinburg area helping a lot of firefighters battle those flames. that's what a lot of people prayed for but it doesn't do anything for the hundreds of homes and buildings already burned entirely to the ground. >> latoya: this largest fire for the volunteer state in more than a century. many of these people now in shelters literally ran for their not to go home or if they even have a home. >> my mom and grandmother's wedding dress and my pictures. my mom's hope chest. >> all you could think is we got out but we're going to die. driving through h

. >> latoya: historic wildfires rage through a resort town in tennessee. the death toll rising as forever after police say a father killed his own son. what neighbors say about this pair's troubled relationship. >> latoya: a tattoo artist and tv star turned away from restaurant for his ink. the restaurant says it only forbids certain tattoos in its dress code >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> latoya: seven people now reported dead in the devastating wildfires plaguing the great smoky mountains. thanks for joining us i silmon. >> reed: i'm reed cowan. these flames fueled by hurricane force wind gusts leveled parts of a very popular tourist spot. wildfire watch continues on the east coast tonight. storms moving through the gatlinburg area helping a lot of firefighters battle those flames. that's what a lot of people prayed for but it doesn't do anything for the hundreds of homes and buildings already burned entirely to the ground. >> latoya: this largest fire for the volunteer state in more than a century. many of these people now in shelters literal

. >> i'm latoya silmon. now metro wants to prevent those types of crimes. police want you to register your surveillance cameras with them. news 3's sergio avila is live at metro headquarters. it's important to mention that metro won't be tapping into anyone one's >> reporter: that's what we need to make clear. you register your surveillance camera and you think they will be looking at them. that's absolutely not what is going to happen. i will use this camera as an example. basically, metro is saying let us know you have one. >> all i would like to do is get these guys caught. >> reporter: victims of crime like robert covele. he had a gun stolen from his important to prosecution and arrests of offenders than it ever has been before. >> tom robert speaking about the increasing importance of video evidence to land criminals behind bars. roberts spoke about a new program called vegas safe cam. >> knowing where the cameras are. >> metro is asking home and business owners to register their surveillance cameras to give them an idea who has cameras and where they

[applause] latoya: good evening, everyone. , andme is latoya williams i am honored to stand here ernie,t with keith and b because last week they stood with me and thousands of other striking federal contract workers. i work at a call center for the federal emergency management agency, which you may know as fema. the fronti'm on lines, helping victims of natural disasters. when a hurricane hits, americans call me to help, then rebuild their homes. -- to help them rebuild their homes. i am proud to be able to help people who are temporarily andless get out of gyms shelters. but here is the irony. i was homeless myself for two because of federal contract workers that i worked with stole thousands of dollars from my paycheck. not only was i homeless, i had thousands of dollars of medical debt, and i had to rely on food banks to feed myself. storyeek, when i told my keith.strike, he said that every worker deserves a good, honest job. with good as a worker jobs nation, i'm proud to say that we support keith as the next chairman of the democratic national committee. brothers and sisters, we a

[applause] latoya: good evening, everyone. y name is latoya williams. yes, ma'am. and i am honored to stand here tonight with keith and bernie because last week, they stood with me and thousands of other striking federal contract workers. i work at a call center for the federal emergency management agency. which you may know as fema. every day, i am on the front lines, helping victims of natural disasters. when a hurricane hits, americans call me to help them rebuild their homes. i'm proud to be able to help people who are temporarily homeless get out of gyms and shelters, but here's the irony. i was homeless myself for two years because the federal contract worker i worked for stole thousands of dollars from my paycheck. not only was i homeless, i have thousands of dollars of medical debt. and i have to rely on food banks to feed myself. ast week, when i told my story at the strike, keith encouraged me to keep fighting and keep organizing. he said that every worker deserves a good union job. that is why as a worker, organizing with the communication workers of ame

jim and latoya? >> thank you for that update. they need the rain in the drought plague southeast to help against the fight of wild fires. a rare and nasty severe weather system spawned 10 tornados across five states the twisters are blamed for killingly five the rough weather is the noover. as for the wild fires three more bodies recovered after the fire in the smokey mountains the death toll is now seven. officials believe that 400 buildings and homes have been damaged or destroyed. 14,000 people forced evacuate. they are now in shellers. more than 200 firefighters are trying to slow the flames as they make progress more problems come up. the main fire over night. >> >> jim: no fuel and electrical failure pilots of the brazilian charter flight in columbia said before it went down. >> reporter: we are joined with an update on the transgender deal that killed 71 including members of a brazilian soccer team. >> the images are humbling we have nations that are heart seck. investigator are combing through plane's black box. >> pilot

and all the latoya great work that she does and for that wonderful introduction. and let me also thank the tens of thousands of americans, in fact we think perhaps hundreds of thousands of americans from every state in this country who are joining us this evening. thank you all. let me also thank congressman keith ellison for his willingness to serve as chair of the dnc, the democratic national committee, and i want to thank the many grassroots organizations consisting of millions of americans for actively supporting keith, including our revolution, the cw a, the national nurses united union, democracy for america, , moveon,amilies party good jobs nation, people's action, people for bernie, yeah. why not? and free speech tv. i also want to thank the many members of the united states senate and the house of representatives who are supporting keith. some of them are harry reid, the current democratic leader in the united states senate. the new democratic leader in the united states senate, chuck schumer is strongly on board. as our senators elizabeth warren, martin

i want to thank latoya for her tireless efforts and i want to bring latoya up to also tell you why keith is the right choice. good evening everyone. my name is latoya williams and i'm honored to stand here tonight with keith and bernie has last week they stood with me and thousands of other striking federal contract workers. i work at a call center for the federal emergency management agencies. which you may know as fema. every day i'm on the front lines helping victims when a hurricane hits americans call me to hell. -- call me to help. i'm proud how people that are homeless to get out of jim's and shelters but here is the irony i was home -- i was homeless myself for two years because a federal contract worker that i work for still thousands of dollars from a paycheck not only was i homeless i had thousands of dollars in medical debt and i have to rely on food banks to feed myself. last week when i told my story keith encouraged me to keep fighting and keep organizing. he said every worker deserves a great union job. that is why as a worker organizing with a communication of workers an

latoya"a loss for words. everybody's sad because of the situation happening right under our nose and nobody knew it"lindsey branwall cbs 58 news etter hughes and mary martinez were given 150-thousand dollars cash bail.they will both be back in court on december 12th. several cars parked along north emmertsen road in mount had things stolen out of them. police say it was on emmersten between spring street to highway 38. officers did make some arrests and found some of the stolen goods. if your car.. garage or house was broken into... mount pleasant police say call them. 3 making news around the nation-- 33 people are now confirmed dead... after a ?warehouse fire? in oakland, california. california.50-percent of this building still need to be searched though...s o that number could still go up yet. there was a dance party going on inside the warehouse when the fire started. "withhe building we almost immediately found four victims, and within ten feet of those four victims, we found six more." 3 one of the surv

latoya"he seemed happy.. and then all of a sudden this happened"more details emerged after the two women appeared down her face.neighbors now know the two brothers were not allowed to eat, and at one point were tied up in the living room.they hold out hope for the 9-year-old still in the hospital, being treated for abuse and severe malnutrition.latoya"a loss for words. everybody's sad because of the situation happening right under our nose and nobody knew it"lindsey branwall cbs 58 news etter hughes and mary martinez were given 150-thousand dollars cash bail.they will both be back in court on december 12th. 3 what searchers feared is happening.more people found dead after that huge warehouse fire in california. 3 plus -- a warning about the hidden costs of a new service coming to united airlines in the fear of many...is really happening.33 people are now confirmed dead after that horrible warehouse fire in oakland california. california.70-percent of the charred remains of the building still need to be search

they hold out hope for the 9-year-old still in the latoya"a loss for words. everybody's sad because of the situation happening right under our nose and nobody knew it"lindsey branwall cbs 58 news etter hughes and mary martinez were given 150-thousand dollars cash bail.they will both be back in court on december 12th. several cars parked along north emmertsen road in mount pleasant were broken into and had things stolen out of them. police say it was on emmersten between spring street to highway 38. officers did make some arrests and found some of the stolen goods. if your broken into... mount pleasant police say call them. 3 the big story making news "across the country" this morning.33 people are now confirmed dead... after a warehouse fire in oakland, cali. california.50-percent of the building still needs to be searched though...so that number could go up even more. there was a dance party going on inside the old warehouse.. when the fire erupted. "within the center of the building we almost immediately found four victims, and within 3 one of the survivors

they are going to latoya of all places. they have two days. nice trip for them. they are in a 50-50 game also. they are a great story. again they did not have a lot of -- coach peters was not sure. the father of marcus player -- marcus peters. he was not sure what he had this year. all these teams are stepping up. very impression. -- very impressive.>> very quick. number one recruit in the country -- do you still think that he was the number one player in the bay area?>> he is definitely the number one player. number one recruit no question. he was not the player of the league it is only. ronnie rivers, former nfl player son went head-to-head and had again. but not g harris is the number one player. is he the player of the year? we will wait to see. he had a fantastic year. 2800 yards. carried the team basically. we will see. >> thank you for taking the time, mitch. best of luck for the eight teams. >> i hope one year we get to mention f i or reardon. >> they have one sectionals -- won sectionals. >> coming up next iconic and memorable and be a sideline reporter

host: democrat, latoya, good morning. caller: good morning. good morning professor anderson. i hear you. , asme being a black woman long as they have been knowing about the ids and voter suppression in everything, why we wait until the last minute to fight it in court? behind the eight ball. it does not make any sense. when we say they are trying to put all of these laws in our way, we knew it before the election started. sometimes, we cannot be -- we always act after-the-fact the fact. we have to be proactive. truth is truth. yeah, they did all of that that you said. sogeorgia, they are doing much in every red state that you have a republican leader. have suppressed the vote in some kind of way. where theyichigan, have the water problem, i did analysis, they do not go out and vote. it is so hurtful that now -- the , yeah, they had us in slate, if it were not for laws, that was still have was an slavery. that's a sad part. the stores in because they have to. everything they do is because they have to. they always thing they are right about everything. i've never seen a group

host: democrat, latoya, good morning. caller: good morning. good morning professor anderson. i hear you. , asme being a black woman long as they have been knowing about the ids and voter suppression in everything, why we wait until the last minute to fight it in court? behind the eight ball. it does not make any sense. when we say they are trying to put all of these laws in our way, we knew it before the election started. sometimes, we cannot be -- we always act after-the-fact the fact. we have to be proactive. truth is truth. yeah, they did all of that that you said. sogeorgia, they are doing much in every red state that you have a republican leader. have suppressed the vote in some kind of way. where theyichigan, have the water problem, i did analysis, they do not go out and vote. it is so hurtful that now -- the , yeah, they had us in slate, if it were not for laws, that was still have was an slavery. that's a sad part. the stores in because they have to. everything they do is because they have to. they always thing they are right about everything. i've never seen a group