>>>jenn mcbride entire bite covered thirty-eight-year-old jenn mcbride spends a lot of time in the kitchen. for the first time in years, everyday activities don't wear her out. jenn mcbride "i just couldn't get her out. jenn mcbride "i just couldn't get through the day because i couldn't breathe." jenn had asthma since she was 21, but four years ago she got pneumonia. afterh were often inflamed. jenn mcbride "from that point on, around every six weeks i would either come down with bronchitis or another case of pneumonia." (:09) doctor anthony zikos (zee-kohs) offered another option, a new f-d-a-approved treatment called bronchial thermoplasty(therm-o h-plas-tee). during the procedure doctors put a bronchoscope and a flexible catheter through a patient's mouth into the lungs to deliver radio frequency waves to the lining of the tissue. anthony zikos, do, fccp network "it's approximately 65 degrees, thermal energy, and the idea is to decrease the muscle mass in the bronchial tree." with less muscle, the airway walls are less likely to contract during an asthma attack. doctors perform three s

i believe because officer mcbride ng herself a witness. admittedly, that makes for a weaker case -- unh-unh. unh-unh what? ain't why they charging it. then why? 'cause that cop mcbride's mad at me. you know why? why? 'cause after the incident, she took me down by the river, and i refused her. you refused her? she wanted me, understand? i said no. 11:30? well, barring any unforeseen mobilizations, i'll be there. no, no, not at all. no. this call's a pleasure. right. stan, i'll be at mcmann's. we get claims of sexual harassment every other week. and sometimes they're true. sometimes. more often, they're just lame efforts to beat a rap. but there's no rap to beat here. no victim, just third-party observation of ambiguous events. victim may still turn up. i want this investigated, furillo, uh... seems i'm not going to be police chief. oh? not this year anyway. fletcher's gonna stay. his appointment with the insurance company fell through. is it treason to say i'm relieved? join the party. also, graham called. i'm meeting my political angels at

ronald mcbride has been sentenced today. last year mcbride showed a victim how to trade her body for money. mcbride is the first person to we looked into whether attorney general pam bondi is doing enough to help fight human trafficking. she is spend half $1 million on billboards and traveling around the state sharing the council. but with almost 6 years in office bondi has almost only charged one hillsborough county man. human trafficking cases have to be happening at least two >>> tonight there are serious concerns about the state budget for next year. the potential to billion-dollar budget -- two billion-dollar budget shortfall. there is one factor that could turn this whole thing around. >> inside walden link new-home construction is rare let a loan before the housing bust she was building 15 homes at a time and then most of the projects are remodels. >> qualified people who can make their monthly payments. they still do not qualify to get construction loans. >> reporter: right now a state budget forecaster is worried a

. >> reporter: so what's had open resident ben mcbride so mad? what do you think should've happened? >> i think the officers should've used discretion to try to listen to the actual narrative the woman was sharing orchblths mcbride, an oakland faith leader is also founder of empower initiative, funded by a grant through the city of oakland to bring community members and law enforcement together. >> so i never said i was around to keep the peace. >> reporter: mcbride was part of a black lives matter freeway shutdown on interstate 880 and this photo posted on twitter was taken after he splattered red paint at oakland police headquarters protesting police brutality. he was also arrested during the ferguson verdict protests. so mcbride says his work is to rebuild relationships with police, are his protests a conflict of interest? he says no. >> this idea that somehow we have to either be pro police or antipolice, we are pro community. and we are pro justice and we want to be encouraging our law enforcement officials to meet us in that area. >> report

jackson lewis kicks things off with a lake mcbride walleye. hunter novak holds up the trout he landed at foutain springs. this is trinity dya and that's a nice bass. awesome slab crappie. rogers park. evelyne guillaume reeled in this crappied at lake mcbride. here is a pole bender. haydin flanagan of delhi released it. reese pierce went fishing for the first time and look at that. hunter rinderknecht is all smiles with this muskie. tori smith of riverside checks ouot the big bass. our first catfish is a dandy. mason vargason got it while fishing with grandpa. trenton and nathan lamb roller dam when the carp hit. trace simonson of monticello has a firm liplock on this first fish ever. you have to begin your fishing career somewhere and maya neymeyer started hers with this blue gill. we skew slighly larger. micheal pirtle holds up the 50 jackson lewis kicks things off with a lake mcbride walleye. hunter novak holds up the trout he landed at foutain nice bass. awesome slab crappie. jayden snitkey hooked it at rogers park. evelyne guillaume reeled

hey, my pal, ladies and gentlemen -- kate mcbride, a hell of a cop. hey, learn something. [ laughs ] all right! [ all cheering ] [ tires screech ] watch it! creeps! the world's full of 'em. doofuses and creeps -- take your pick. okay, okay. if you don't want to talk -- daryl ann. ever since she started selling cookies at mineldi's market, she's been a changed woman. all she can think about is her business. wait a minute. aren't you the guy who encouraged her to try to market her own cookies, and now she's out making money on her own. wrong, wrong, wrong, dr. freud! she's not on her own. there's a man involved. a guy named ellis -- big, slick financial type. he wants to help finance her cookie business. and we get to the bad parts. only reason that i have been going to night school, taking courses in business, is so that i could be the financial advisor behind her rise to success. then why don't you let this ellis guy, who wants to help you, make him a partner? partners? daryl ann and i are supposed to be partners. dispatcher: attention, all units. 131

. >> reporter: mcbride is also founder of empower initiative, which is funded by a grant through the city of oakland to bring community members and law enforcement together to reform policies and repair relationships. >> so i never said that i was around to keep the peace. >> reporter: mcbride is certainly no stranger to protests and demonstrations. here he was part of a "black lives matter" freeway shutdown on interstate 880. and this photo posted on twitter was taken after mcbride splattered red paint at oakland police headquarters protesting police brutality. he was also arrested during the ferguson verdict protest. >> keeping peace is simply to preserve the status quo, waging peace and making peace is around moving forward to ensure that we have justice for those who are most marginalized and those most vulnerable. >> reporter: so if he said his work is to rebuild relationships with police? he says it's no conflict of interest. >> this idea that we have to be pro or anti-police, we pro community! and we are pro justice. and we want to be encouraging our law enforcement officials

kaththn mcbride. how are you? he said you was a pistol. he did? she's in love with him, but nobody's supposed to know. sal the plumber! right! is she good or what? you guys want to double with me and my brother or what? uh, vito? right, vito. vito, when i go out with sal, she would d ve to go out with you. all right for the benaci brothers. yeah! be sure to mark your calendar book for 2046 maybe. [ doorbell rings ] you really succeeded in making me and my tenants enemies, mr. styles. ooh, sorry to hear that. they all want me to cash their leases out like you're doing with your tenants. well, i think i might have a way of solving your problem. i didn't have a problem till this afternoon. well, i've got a proposition for you. how about i buy you out? 130 grand be more than double your money. those people are gonna blow that seven months' rent you give them. they're gonna spend it all, ananthey're not gonna have any place to stay. oh, come on now. what are you, the "massa" of the plantation? don't twist my words. i thought we were talking about you.

that woman carrying a toddler with mcbride following her. she shoots the security guard you can't see, shoots gonzalez, and shoots the hotel guests. >> no, i'm shot, i think i'm shot in the chest. >> okay, i want you to try to get your t-shirt and ball it up over your chest. >> i can't move. >> reporter: henned up carjacking two vehicles as he was being chased by police before taking his own life. >> mcbride was june, five people total were shot, two died. >>> 911 calls have also been released after an alleged drunk driver caused a series of crashes near thomas and scottsdale road. a driver called police telling them someone was >> he's trying to kill me on the road! >> try and think of where you're at. >> the alleged drunk driver also went the wrong way, ran a red light, hit an s.u.v. and patrol car. more on this story coming up at 10:00. >>> new information on a hit and run crash that left a local veteran in the hospital. police have released more details about the suspect's car. it's described as a toyota a honda. it is tan, gold or white

westbound 80 in richmond at mcbride, it should be opening up in the next ten minutes or so. let's move onto the bay bridge toll plaza. otherwise, along the freeway, about 19 minutes and expect no delays as you head through the toll. however, once you get onto the bridge, you have some road work to worry about. watch out for the cones between san francisco, those three left lanes are closed and that should be opening up around 5:00 a.m. that did delay me from oakland. now onto san francisco, northbound 101, before cesar chavez, it's blocking the left lane and we'll let you know when it's cleared out. a look at the peninsula commute into foster city across the bridge. 880 to 101, a quick 15 minutes. >>> thank you. veterans day around the corner, some former service people can't visit the memorials that mean the most to them. how virtual reality is bringing the special sites to their living room. >> >> perfect picture. >> reporter: joseph cook has seen a lot in his 92 years. the world war ii veteran flew missions in the army air corps ahead of the battle of okinawa. >> we had s

anita mcbride thank you so much. were given inside access to the vice president's residence, i am going to take you on a tour, show you the grounds, a history, the a beautiful home, and the place the pence family will soon call home. >> i can't wait. we never get the look vice president mansion. >>> we got biggest super man from generations >> last time this the moo this close to earth, 1948. >> we should have a like a part >> we should have a little super man party. yes, this is kind of what makes this particular super man a little bit so special how close it is going to get to the earth. what we're about to see is set to see on monday. since 1948, if you miss this big event on monday, pack your patience because you'll have to will be this full and close to earth won't be until 2034. >> i was telling you i did notice last night how bright it was in the sky. i didn't realize how close we were >> it's just not perfectly full yet. this is funny. when i say super man and go see the super man monday >> superoon monday >>

mcbride. hi. hi. how you feeling? nah, can that. you feel like you look. uh, come here. i want to tell you something. [ indistinct conversations ] [ indistinct voice on police scanner ] i read in the report how you shot that guy last night. i don't want to talk about the shooting. you're a hero, but then they treat you like you're a dog. don't look down at me when i'm talking to you. you know what a hero is? you are a hero. what's it to you? what's it to me? what's it to me? two things. one -- some point, i need an undercover female officer. when you spring out of this, i'd like it to be you. two -- i'm a cop. i'm the only person in the world gives a single damn about you, so why don't you pack it away, kid, and stand up straight? . this is one of your own talking to you, and i say i may have to reach out for you soon, so why don't you stand up straight and shrug it off? the i.a.d. -- the i.a.d. is gonna clear you. how do you know? how do i know? because i read the reports. and two -- i see it in your eyes. you see what? i see that you did the right thing. i did the righ

now allow me to introduce my friend anita mcbride. she is the executive in residence at the center for congressional and presidential studies and the school of public affairs at american university. she previously served as assistant to president george w. bush and chief of staff to first lady laura bush from 2005 to 2009. directing the staff's work on a wide variety of domestic and global initiatives in which mrs. bush was involved. anita's white house service spans two decade and three presidencies. and as director of the u.s. speakers bureau at the united states information agency. she is an adviser to the george w. bush institute and a member of several organizations, including the u.s. afghan women's council, the fullbrooit scholarship board and white house historical association. please join me in welcoming anita mcbride. [ applause ] >> thanks. terrific. thank you. well, good morning, everyone, and thank you, david. you are always very, very generous in your remarks. on behalf of american university and all of our conference pa

greg mcbride is chief financial analyst at bankrate.com.e follows the interest market very closely. greg, good to have you with us. do you think that this spike, which has taken the ten-year treasury from about 1.8% to 2.3% in about two-and-a-half, three weeks, do you think we're at the end of it, do you think things are going to plateau, or do you think we're at the beginning of a prolonged rate rise? >> i'm not convinced that this is the beginning of a prolonged rate rise, tyler. a sharp movement in a short period of time. it's been a long and really been in the absence of concrete information. based entirely on speculation. that tells me we're due for a breather, whether that means rates flat now or if those expectations don't, you know -- exceed what reality ends up being, we could see rates pull back in 2017. >> so who gets hurt, you know. we haven't seen a huge increase in interest rates. but who stands to lose? >> well, here's the one that really sneaks up on people, sue. that is adjustable rate mortgages. most of these loans only ad

mcbride was shot by police. >>> tens and thousands of counted in maricopa county. helen purcell conceding in the base for county recorder. abc15's nick ciletti telling us what we can expect next. >> there will be a new boss here. helen purcell conceding in the race for county reporter. adrian fontes will be the one who comes out on top. you may remember those long lines during the presidential primary. helen purcell and 13 fire for that. -- her team came under fire for that. those long lines for what motivated fontes to run for this office. >> it could not stomach the idea that voters were being made to stand in these lines. that is why i became a candidate for this office. >> reporter: fontes tells me he is thinking outside the box when it comes to early voting. county expended to reach a variety of people. we are talking about doing it in places like farmers orchids and sporting events to get a better reach. he also says all poll workers will need more training. nick ciletti, abc15 . >>> the senate democrats have a new leadership lineup and new york's chuck schum

let's bring in anita mcbride.chief of staff to first lady laura bush and is now with the american university center for congressional and presidential studies, my alma mater. yay. and david eagles, director at the center for presidential transition. good morning to both of you. anita, to you first. >> good morning. >> you've worked on four presidential transitions. can you walk us through just 8 bit on how it works and what kind of vibe you're getting about how the trump transition is going. >> well, actually this transition now has the benefit of a lot of legislation and support and resources that previous transitions have not had to this level. as david eagles will be able to tell you as well, legislation that allows for the top candidates of both parties to get started much earlier than we ever had before, and certainly the transition of 2000 is the one example no one ever wants to have again because we lost so much time. so i think despite reports of chaos, i think that they're moving along just as they should

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anita mcbride, nice to have you with us again, former chief of staff to first lady laura bush. >> thankou. >> after the break, police there are bracing themselves of what could be a friday night of anti-trump protests. these were pictures out of oregon last night of riots. why do some cash back cards make earning bonus cash back so complicated? they limit where you can earn bonus cash back to a few places... ...and those places keep changing every few months. the quicksilver card from capital one doesn't do any of that. with quicksilver you earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. leave complicated behind. what's in your wallet? >>> we got some news coming in this afternoon. the wall street journal has interviewed donald trump of his first interview since winning the presidency. there is some interesting headlines in here. the headline on the article is he will consider leaving parts of the obama healthcare in place. he will consider leaving the prohibition against insurers denied coverage because of preconsisting conditions. he says of those two provisions, i like t

police say that mcbride killed two people, carjacked a couple with a baby, stole another car and crashed before turning the gun on himself and killing himself. >>> it will be at least five days before asu students can complex on the campus of tempe. about 150 students have been impacted. last night a hot water pipe broke on the 5th floor of june ferhall -- juniper hall. affected students will be relocated to local hotels and other housing on campus. >>> tonight an ahwatukee neighborhood is on scorpion watch. >> they blame the surge on a temporary arc dot nursy >> zahid arab joins us with more on the growing controversy. >> reporter: it has been unseasonably warm this year. that means more scos. check out how dry the soil is right now. protecting young kids and pets is a priority. parents say they go around with a black light every day. because 2-year-old arc mir is everywhere. scorpion sightings near peckos and ahwatukee has spiked. os and ahwatukeha >> with me it was a pretty painful experience when i did get stung, so god forbid something happens to my child >> reporter:a, dot believes

. >> for more, i want to bring in anita mcbride and our executive of the american washington, anita, nice to see you. >> nice toee you. >> i know you got to see most of the speech from melania trump. the question that chris posed. did it move the needle at all? >> i think it was unfortunate after the convention when she delivered a great speech but the fallout from that speech was unfortunate and she stopped getting out there. this kind of thing, this personal story and this very gentle way of delivering it, this way of making americans feel so great about their country, if she could have done more of that on her own and with him, i think it could be effective. it is not over yet. she should hit every battleground state and should be out there three times a day. >> yes, wow. >> let me play a little bit more for people that's just joining now from what was given last hour. >> over the years of our marriage, i have watched my husband grow more and more concerned as he sees american workers suffered. i have watched him get frustrated as he sees parents traveled to care for children whil

according to anita mcbride, who served laura bush. >> i think that she's given us a little bit of a hint of what she thinks she would like to work on, and that is the issue of social media with young children. >> children and teenagers can be fragile. >> reporter: mrs. trump gave only two major speeches during the campaign. and one, her convention address, plagiarized from mrs. obama's she'll follow the high profile first lady, who championed healthy eating and did star turns on late night television. >> it's a position description that gets rewritten with each person. and we will adapt to it. the white house will adapt to its new occupant, and the occupant will adapt to the white house, and so will americans. >> reporter: one thing in common, both will have raised young children in the white house. 10-year-old barron trump will be the youngest boy in the executive mansion since jfk jr. earnest. >> mrs. obama has talked before publicly about the stresses and anxieties of moving to a new place, living inside a fish bowl, living inside a museum and raising her family there. and i'm sure th

terry mcbride opened fire. >> are you security? >> i'm at the front desk. >> he is shot. >> this is back in june there harris and robert sykes both killed. >>> change is coming to our weather. today you will notice. as we talk about the clouds moving in you'll notice this first if you step outside. cool temperature's this morning but we are in for a warm afternoon. before that cooler air sets in. we will also get today and thursday. do not worry about any rate across the valley. we will talk about whether people see any rain these next couple of days and how much cooler it will be. >>> new this morning justice for a toddler whose body was found in a leg in. why police say his caretaker hand. the medical device making a difference for women undergoing breast reconstruction. >>> we are going to explain ? my hero zero. ? ? such a funny little hero ? ? but till you came along ? ? now you're here to stay ? ? and nobody really knows... ? zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's p

. >> you can see mcbride bursting into the lobby and opening fire on the front desk. that clerk survived but two others were killed including a security guard. two others hurt. eventually. >>> police and school officials trying to figure out what led up to a stabbing at a utah high school. five students still in the hospital. their conditions range from critical to fair. and a 16-year-old is the one in custody. the school about 40 miles south of salt lake city. it went into lockdown after authorities got word of what was happening. it may have gone on in the gym or boy's locker room. investigators questions tonight. >>> in florida a student attacked the bus driver. several students witnessed the result. the driver was able to pull over and call for backup after the beat down. witnesses who saw the girl snapped these photos where it appears she's handcuffed. according to the sheriff's office the teen is in a mental health facility. >>> a passer-by takes matters into his own hands. authorities say that deputy pulled over a suspect for going down without a fight and atta

((sot)) martina mcbride: "they're the awards sh were kids." ((sot)) kelsea bellerini: "we'd go into the living room and it was the no underwood.. call the honor.. surreal.. ((sot)) carrie: "just taking it all in, the magnitude of just being in the room with legendary artists." ((sot)) brad: "so we're gonna have to, we're gonna have to be on our best game to do this and we don't take that honor lightly." a privilege they'll treasure.. honoring the best in this receiving the pinnacle award.. and dolly parton.. the lifetime achievement award. elizabeth tag: as always.. the night promises a few surprises and so i tried to get the hosts to give us some hints and they'll only tell us.. their opening act is one you don't want to miss.. so be sure to tune in when it all begins at 8 eastern on abc. eh, abc news, nashville. one of those surprises may be this! beyonce is set to perform tonight! no official word be performing though. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. by thursday, clouds begin to build as moisture approaches so

hitting the overall number four spot, billy gilman with a martina mcbride classic. he also hit number one on the pop chart. christian wowed the audience coming in at number six on itunes with a brand-new lady mcdonald landed the number nine spot on itunes with a billy holiday song. in addition to their own performances, last night on the red carpet after the show, these artists raved about their competitors. >> billy hit a note that i literally like i went to the bathroom, made a cup of coffee and he was hitting the same no. >> austin's version of missing you was heart wrenching. same thing wi >> reporter: tonight, we say good night to two artists. you will also see the top 10 sing along with dolly parton as she performs two songs here on the voice. from inside stage xii, i'm stephanie stanton. >> tonight's live elimination round of the voice starts at 8 pm right here on news channel 8 10:00 and news channel 8 at 11:00. >>> we have an important update for frontier communications subscribers. the contract to carry news channel 8 expires tomorrow on november 30 at 5 p

. >> reporter: doctor lisa mcbride head of diversity on campus says it sparked a debate. >> i'm fact that we're challenging our opportunities to think thinkically. some art is in enact provocative. and so the key is how do we prepare any person to floor this -- enter into this room as an informed american. >> reporter: students say what they're upset about the most is the art didn't have an explanation next to it and that left it open to potentially negative interpret air, even though information is now up the harm has already been done. >> very upsetting. it absolutely needs to be taken down. >> reporter: you can see just outside of this exhibit students have been leaving post its with their feelings about this exhibit. where is the university go from here? they say up on monday they'll have another large discussion. they hope to open up this art work sometime next week. in salem tonight, kelli o'hara, 7 news. >> kim: next on the news police station police dogs facing a new risk on the canine come companions and partners. >> adam: how police are ? dylan: anybody can do parkour. our

five people were hurt when mcbride opened fire. that includes a front desk clerk who still had it in him to call 911. >> i'm sorry i -- i'm shot in the chest and arm. >> are you security? >> no i'm the front desk. >> you're at the front desk? >> he's shot. he's on the side. >> this was back in june. the clerk survived. so did two others. but security guard harris and sikes were killed. >>> to the immigration debate now. will donald trump have a problem with police? some departments saying no thanks to the president-elect's immigration plan that calls for joint operations with local law enforcement to remove three million criminal immigrants. saying that's not our job. we checked with the valley police departments. scottsdale no comment. glendale and mesa gets back to us. phoenix police saying they follow the laws they don't limit the enforcement. they point to state laws from years ago meant to address immigration enforcement. jan brewer changing her tune. protest is something that people are entitled to. urptd the constitution the

mcbride: the role of an outgoing administration is setting the tone. it's really important that a president do that and do that well, and by extensiha

there's roadwork there as well between el portal and mcbride two lanes closed should open around 5 a.m. >>> new this morning, homicide investigators are on the scene of a house fire in oakland. firefighters say that they were called to reports of a house fire on dunbar drive around midnight. when they arrived, they found three victims. police are questioning one person in custody. >>> angry protestors hit the streets for a third night in a row. at one point nearly 1,000 people were demonstrating against donald trump in oakland. multiple businesses were vandalized and officers arrested 11 people who clashed with police. kpix 5's christin ayers was there and she talked to protestors who say they came out to march because they're afraid. >> america is not what i thought it was. >> reporter: manuel corona's life summed up in a sign. single father, taxpayer, illegal. afraid. >> i am undocumented. and i am very afraid. very afraid. >> reporter: since donald trump was elected the next president, manuel has been living in fear of deportation and of leaving his daughter an american citizen behi

doctor lisa mcbride says our students to think critically. some art is provocative. and so the key is how do we prepare any person to enter into this room as an informed american? >> reporter: students say what they're upset the most the art wasn't explained with information. that left it up to potentially negative interpret air, an explanation is up they still want this >> the dialogue is happening amongst students of color who feel threatened by the images. >> reporter: you can see students have been leaving messages outside of the exhibit. you can see some of them say team work makes streamwork and you are loved. as for where does the university go with the exhibit, they hope to have another conversation on monday after thanksgiving and they hope to open it up >> ryan: 58 days until president-elect trump takes off. hillary clinton may be in the clear. trump's campaign manager says he will not have a special investigator look into her e-mail. >> my agenda will be based on a simple core principal, putting america first. >> reporter: so far this week donald trump's h

aaccorded to anita mcbride, who served laura bus little bit of a hint of what she thinks she would like to work on, andings that the issue of social media with young children. >> children and teenagers can be fragile. >> reporter: mrs. trump gave only two major speeches during the campaign, and one, her convention address, plagiarized from mrs. obama's 2008 speech. she'll follow the high-profile first lady, who championed healthy eating and did star turns on late-night television. >> it's a position description person. and we will adapt to it. the white house will adapt to its new occupant, and the occupants will adapt to the white house, and so will americans. >> reporter: one thing in common-- both will have raised young children in the white house. 10-year-old barron trump will be the youngest boy in the executive mansion since j.f.k. jr. white house spokesmarine josh earnest: >> mrs. obama has talked before publicly about the stresses and anxieties of moving to a new place, livin and raising her family there. and i'm sure that mrs. trump is feeling many of those same anxieties. >> r