((ofc. michael rodriguez, metro pd )) "he's a person, a human life that was cut short and for us, when we investigate these homicides, many of which are extremely tragic, again, that's very worrisome for us." ((brittany edney)) metro says they've implemented programs over the past year like the office of community for 2016 is over 80-percent. ((ofc. michael rodriguez, metro pd )) "what we define as a clearance rate is we resolve a homicide or we've identified the suspect as being deceased." ((brittany edney)) justice that abner's family says they are hoping for. ((curtis yoss, brother-in-law )) "he's an amazingly hard worker. he's always there for anybody that needs help or needs anything from him." >>> ((brittany edney)) >> of course, the family is going through a very difficult time. a gofundme account has been set up to help with funeral costs for b link to that on our website-- las vegas now dot com, under the links mentioned section. denise. ((denise valdez)) >> brittany, what do we kno

((ofc. michael rodriguez, metro pd )) "overall violent crime in our community, we've seen an increase of approximately 14% year to date from this same time in 2015." metro says over the past year, they created the office of community engagement-- for a more proactive approch to $400, one direction. prevent violent crime. and the department continues to look at the best way to allocate resources to mike. ((ofc. michael rodriguez, metro pd "so for our department, our officers, our agency as a whole, this is very worrisome for us. that we have this amount of violent crime that's taking place here in las vegas." )) mike. what is southwest? good. the department says they've also added more uniformed officers to the streets which not only helps with visibility which can be a deterrent... but also increases response and engagement. ((brittany edney)) laura or mike? >> metro says it's important to have om well so when someone witnesses a crime or may have information on something like today's homici

a knoxville man is facing felony charges this morning after he threatened to shoot police ofce charged with threats of terrorism. knoxville police say briggs made the threats when officers were booking him into the marion county jail friday. that's after he punched an officer who tried to arrest him for traffic violations. court documents show briggs said he was going to shoot officers similarly to the attack 4 weeks ago that killed two des moines area police officers. "you make that statement to a police officer in iowa right now, they are going to take you seriously, and you are going to end up in jail. there is no questions about it. we have had this year. too many officers dying nationwide. " briggs is in the marion county jail today. knoxville police say they have informed nearby law enforcement agencies about his threats. the first of 3 finalists for university of northern iowa president is coming to cedar falls today. he left his last university abruptly... neil theobald will visit the u-n-i campus today to meet with faculty, staff, studet at temple university planned to dismiss

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the uniformed ofce to stay one step ahead of the criminals. drug dealers, prostitutes and conartists all working the busy boulevard. >> felons, ex-convicts and unable to get the jobs. >> reporter: beyond the strip, new officers will target a surge in violent crime across the valley. 152 murders so far this year in las vegas. >> every one of those cases is a person. >> reporter: metro hopes more crime. >> aur ultimate goal -- our ultimate goal is community safety. >> reporter: other departments across the valley will also benefit from the sales tax. we're told henderson pd will get 26 new officers. north las vegas, 18. and then mesquite and boulder city will each get two. reporting from metro headquarters, kelsey thomas, news 3. >>> a woman hangs on for dear life on an suv's hood as it slams into a wall near the convention center. it happened on joe brown police say a man and woman were arguing at a nearby apartment complex. then the man drove. the woman grabbed onto the vehicle and held onto the hood. the man lost control and slammed into the

closer look at a question in south dakota, it is about pay, the minimum wage has gone up in a lot ofce dakota, voters will decide whether it is lower for some teens. steve patterson went to south dakota for our serious of red, white and you. >> reporter: including this restaurant. >> wages are low. >> he's worried on a measure on tuesday's ballot asking voters to affirm or over turn a law passed in the state legislatures reduce the state's minimum wage for workers under 18 who don't make tips like many fast food workers or dishwashers. >> you are in the legislature, and you believe people should make lower wages, you should work for free. >> across town, mike hillman's restaurant had been in the family for 42 years. >> like her supporters, hillman with less experience get their first job. >> there is a lot of opportunities to hire people and allow us to hire people so we have a lower wage while they are being trained. >> in 2014, voters agreed to increase minimum wage for all non tip workers from $7.25 to $8.50. if minors will be paid a dollar less an hour of $7.50. >> minimum wage is

ofc. bryan taylor: "they had the intentions of taking the device or several devices and setting them off." authorities found an incomplete device on one of the students. they were both taken to juvenille hall while police continue their investigation. we're now getting a look at some of the body camera video from the police officers inside pulse nightclub in orlando, florida. here you see the officers running inside -- searching for survivors. the disco lights still turning -- and victims' cell phones ringing non-stop. "nats of phones." survivors who had barricaded themselves behind doors -- come pouring out. 'please help-my friend's upstairs- they're very injured' the gunman omar matteen killed 49 people inside the club that night -- before being shot and and here at home... new video of police officers shooting a man with bean bag rounds-- after they say he was shooting off his gun near a convenience store. henry ramos took this video of the scene near pecos and patrick. you can see offi

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the administration says the agreement calls for the checks to be completed a year ahead ofc continue to fall here in massachusetts. aaa northeast reports a gallon of self-serve regular is now selling on average at $2.06 a gallon. that is the exact same as it was a year ago here in the bay state. seven cents below the national average. let's check your first alert traffic tonight. you are looking at the mass pike. traffic is slow. the headlights not moving very fast at all. doesn't look too bad. 31 minutes, mass after three. usually less than half an hour, but tonight 42 minutes. that traffic toward newton corner, 22 minutes now. further out the pike towards 495, it will take you 22 minutes. around 128 through the burlington and will bring area, that is first alert traffic on a back to work evening. j.c.: everybody is back. ben: next the discovery of an , explosive device outside a u.s. embassy. j.c.: the quick action in manila, when an ied was found in the trash nearby. ben: the driver who killed two people when he crashed a hotel shuttle van this summer was back in court today. the

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from deputies wilson and davis, but trapped in a back bedroom was a man paralyzed -- a man deputies ofc and trying, we weren't able to lift him so we stayed with him inside the house until the fire department came." despite pleas from the man for the two deputies to leave him behind, putting their lives on the line to save a man who couldn't save himself. (deputy crystal davis/shelby co. sheriff's office) "i am not a hero, ok. i am just doing my job, and i am glad that everybody was safe." inside the house, including the officers, were treated for smoke inhalation. donald trump is elected president in a stunning ending last night... how he went from business man to the newest leader of the free world.... that's still ahead... also... the shockwaves of a victory for the one-time longshot trump thrust financial markets around the globe.... the historic slide and the quick rebound of the stock market... donald trump's shocking upset but analysts say the markets will remain volatile, as world and financial leaders try to assess what impact a trump presidency will have. abc's elizabeth hur i

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ta ragwom whsaythepo ofce puine >>> nbc bay area responds to a marago woman says the post office is puttingeople at risk for identity theft. >> here's consumer investigator chris camora. >> our mailboxes are stuffed this time of year. first the election flyers, then holiday catalogs. >> if your mailbox is suddenly empty, your reaction might be relief. a thief may be stealing your identity. it's a warning for everyone. >> first it was an e-mail from a credit card company. confirming an application she hadn't submitted. >> you apply for the credit card. >> then a suspiciously empty mailbox. >> i hadn't gotten mail for a while. >> renee suspected the two were connected and someone was tampering with her identity. >> it's not a small thing, it's a big thing, it's fraud. >> a call to the local post office connected the dots. the trail pointed to her mail. >> you put a hold on it, i said, no, i did not. >> the post office produced this mail hold request. someone submitted the form on the postal service website, that person's intent was clear to renee. the thief applied for a credit card using her

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ofce 1966, an offshoot shiite islam has been in power in syria.he fact that they were present just 12% of the population. the sunni muslim population is around 60%. the current president took over in 2000 after the death of his father. cut to 2011 and the arab spring. the world watched an uprising in tunisia and egypt quickly toppled their respective dictators. inspired, syrians took to the the rule ofotest bush assad. -- bashar loss on. many protesters armed themselves and the country took on a sectarian nature. sunnis and the saudi's through their backing behind the rebels. shiites like the iranians gave the report to the regime. the termic state used well to seize territory and attacked with sides. then there are major powers like the u.s. and russia. after a poison attack in 2013, the u.s. and russia cooperated to destroy syria's known chemical weapons. in general, the two powers have moved in very different directions in the war. the u.s. is against a sod -- assad and russia supports them. both countries are actively fighting inside syria aga

video ofce the cam incident wasy and within hours detectives says she is just happy to have him back home. > sarah. president obama and president elect donald trump met at the white house todayday beginning a pieceful transition of power, but there are still a lot of people upset and protesting today. that was the case again. people protesting a trump presidency, a couple hundred protestors gathering outside the trump hotel for a second night in a row voicing their displeasure with a few trump supporters mixed in. mix that's what we're across the country as the new presidency under trump starts to takeake shape. back to you. mu thank you very much. you just saw the scene of protestors at the white housee and thewh trump hotel copy is their right to express theirxpre opinions.opin well, one teenager from princemr william county says he was bullied at hilton high schoolsco and then was given an unpleasant ultimatum when he tried to do the same. they think things could have c gone differently.ffer thanks so much for join ultra. > when we say express your opinion. this is what you were w

. >> and i've heard you say you want to open an ofce >> that's right. we've never had an office in midtown. and people say how will you win votes in south county? and i think there's prejudice even in the question. everybody deserves a congress that works and deserves a member of congress that's responsive. the truth is, i've always seen it as one county but never had the opportunity to represent south county. kathy castor had that district and other members before her. i want to demonstrate and lead by example and say, everybody deserves a responsive midtown to represent a community that entrust me to serve. >> and quick questions in relation to donald trump. there was an ad put out -- >> right. >> and basically said you were good pals with donald trump. or led people to believe that. what is your relationship with donald trump? or four family's relationship with donald trump? >> no relationship. haven't met him. i called on him to drop out of the race. though i recognize those who support him. and this is the only race where the democrat has relations

to replace all ofce o those. are we talking one year? two years?yes? >> reporter: well, there's tre supposed to be done by the endnd of 2017.01 i can tell you that they are on schedule to do that. in fact, the manufacturer is actually giving metro more 7,000 series cars right now than it could even process to ge online. there is a system, you kno w,ou they have to -- they k have to d tests once they get them. go online, and so right nowightw metro is even saying to the the manufacturer, well, hold on, wew can't take 20 a month.on we need to slow down a little bit on that, but it does sound like they'll be oh on target too get them all replaced by 2017. 1 >> at leave that's good.at's g thanks, mel. iapreciate it. >>> it is 9:18. 98. coming up the season's first blizzard, ut-oh, bearing down o the planes. one of the prisoners from makinn a murderer actually won't beon'b going home for thanksgiving, and cam newton's fashion fail. is making headlines coming up next.. >> proof is the caps clean up up well. te may spend their time on the ice but they're also

to mora wan o ss tpo ofce puing >>> kris, we've been talking about the fact the holidays are pretty muche. people got things to send, packages to ship. nbc bay area is responding to a woman who says the post office is putting people at risk for identity theft. >> she claims the agency is not doing anything to stop it, though she complained about it. chris chmura as the story. >> an e-mail from a credit card company confirming an application she hadn't submitted. >> you applied for the credit card. >> a suspiciously empty mailbox. >> well, i hadn't gotten mail for a while. >> she suspected the two were connected. >> this is a big thing. it's fraud. >> but how. a call to the local post office connected the dots. the trail pointed to her mail. >> they said, you put a hold on it. i said, no, i did not. >> the post office produced this mail hold request. someone, not rene. submitted the form on the postal service website. that person's intent was then clear to rene. the thief applied for a credit card using her name, held her mail until the card would arrive and then planned to pick up the ma

to aora won w sa thpo ofce puih >>> nbc bay area responds to a woman who says the post office is putting people at risk for identity theft. >> consumer investigator chris chmura is here with a warning. >> our mailboxes are hit hard this time of year. remember those election flyers you were getting. now the holiday catalogs on top of everyday junk mail. if you notice your mailbox is empty one day your reaction may be relief. it shouldn't. a thief may be on their way to stealing your identity. it happened to a woman who learned it because of a security lapse at the post office. >> the post office would give a total stranger my mail. >> tonight at 11:00 we speak with a posting inspector about the steps the post office is and is not taking to protect you. if you have a consumer complaint call us at 1-888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great day. >>> graton resort and casino is opening its $175 million ex pancreas. it's 320,000 square feet more. it includes an outdoor pool area, a spa, meeting and convention space and more hotel rooms. the casino first opened three years ag

of nato and ofce to asia.he pivot and these are the things that, as real aople, pose set of challengeso american interests as any. and they're frankly just not the the diaissues that at he had to go deal with. >> number one, the role of the advisor canurity also depend on how powerful the white house wants to run foreign policy and sometimes you could have one like kissinger, when he was nsc advisor before he was secretary of state, where they almost dominate the secretary of job.'s jim baker would be different from that, because he was as bush as anyone would possibly be and had been his campaign manager. one of the questions that will this, i assume, is who will be secretary of state want tostrong does he overwhelm him. karen? >> well, you know, it's a sort theruism that you -- president runs foreign policy and regardless of what arguments have and who is up and twho whoown -- who is down and is strong, what usually happens is what the president wants to happen. so i think you're right that one questions will be to what the national security advisor sees his job to put a aske on the

ofc. murray: in the booking room, he sat there for about two hours. he had no social, told us he was a foster child, wasn't from around here -- nothing made sense. officer i'm just glad that she : had her backup there to give happened. he's got multiple outstanding warrants. he's a fugitive. erin: moon is expected to be arraigned today on a number of charges. sean: new on "daybreak" -- a man from vermont is facing charges after canaan police say he tried to sell marijuana to an undercover officer. right now, the suspect, 42-year-old arthur lee clark, is free on bail. during a search of his vehicle, police say they found about 13 ounces of high-grade marijuana and cash. they say the pot has a street value of $4400. erin:se a suspected heroin dealer was arrested during a traffic stop in plaistow. troopers say 25-year-old ernesto reyes of lawrence, massachusetts refused to identify himself, and put up a struggle while a trooper was arresting him. police searched his vehicle, and found 100 grams of suspected heroin. erin: a fire in littleton led to the di

we are also hearing for the first time radio traffic from the first ofce >> chp is on the scene. >> reporter: the 34-year-old mom found on a rural roadside in northern california. >> she's saying that she jumped out of a vehicle. somewhere near 5 and yolo. >> reporter: it's 4:30 a.m. thanksgiving morning. a driver had spotted papini and dialed 911. >> chp is advising she is heavily battered and it is a confirmed kidnapping. you. i need you to call her husband. >> california highway patrol was able to connect sherry with her husband by sell -- cell phone almost immediately. >> she and keith have been reunited. >> she vanished while jogging three weeks ago. her husband called the cops when she failed to pick up their kids from day care. they found her phone with strands of her hair on a roadside near their home. 150 miles from where papini was found early thursday morning. >> sometimes those littlest finest details can be a major break in the case. >> she's chained with a quarter inch heavy chain and on her wrist. >> reporter: authorities are examining her clothing and restraints searching for

deficits six too 12-inches and we're seeinge' s what's happening in tennessee with wildfires and of course ofc it's not just the mid atlanticc across southeast looking at big rainfall deficits as well. guys, more weather momentarily.i back to you. to >> tuck thanks very.>> big story right now at trit no 9:00 o'clock this morning.morn that is the breaking news of tht plane crash in south americaca that killed more than 70 people and we're still getting more information coming in.e stming . brazilian soccer team. we learned just win the last t hour and a half one of thehe initial survivors a goal deepere by the name of denilo sadly died. di six people rescued a life from r the wreak k but passed away atwa the hospital.ospi there were 81 people on board. . it was a chartered aircraft itti departed from santa cruz bolivia transporting the team.he tm. it went down near medellin.eln it is not clear what caused thed crash but that area had been hin with heavy rain andnd thunderstorms. issues possibly.osy. the team had been headed to thet finals of a regional soccer tournament.tournament they were sch

donald trump as a robber baron fuses crony capitalism to undermine democracy, what we see in mike ofces the victory evangelical christianity as a way to overcome underlying long-term commitment to democracy and pluralism, value pluralism in this country. what i think we certainly saw with governor pence in indiana and i think what we will see with vice president pence in washington is the return to religious liberty as a kind of delivery system for white christian nationalism. amy: i want to thank you for being with us, katherine franke, director of the center for gender and sexuality law at columbia university. i want to turn to obama's early state and the authorization of military force and how it could be expanded under president trump. during his meeting tuesday with "new york times," he answered questions on foreign policy. when asked about his position on torture, trump referenced a meeting he had with retired marine corps general james ttisiderop pic for secretary of defense. trump stated -- "general mattis is a strong, highly dignified man. i met with him at length and i asked

even grabbed the mike, did interviews and of course, showered with champagne by cubs president, the ofcl is that. what a night for the cubs. i just want to say, good job, cleveland indians because nobody else is saying that and they deserve it. way to go guys. though lebron james now wearing dwyane wade's jersey. amazing. i'm stephanie ruhle. you can find me on twitter a at @sruhle. he always shakes his head. >> that's not why i shake my head at all. i will say the indians got a squad good enough to get they will back there a few times. thank you so much. thank you so much. >>> you can now count the days left in this campaign on one hand. right now, the fight for every last vote because it's becoming clear, every vote might matter in a few states. two national polls out this morning show hillary clinton out in front. donald trump, not far behind. both surveys have her lead within the margin of error. if you think that's razor thin, wait until you see the newest numbers from the states that will decide the selections. in battleground north carolina, clinton continuing to bring the star p

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though do not suspect s foul play.lay >> maryland man facing severalel charges this morning accused ofc paying violent threats at a viot local high school.local high sc. prince george's county police g arrestedeorg alejandro avenue lf a dell advertisement he tweetede threats to bring guns andng gund explosives to high point highigh school in beltsville that'sll where of a lar is an alum. >> happening today in court to face charges in heri three month old son's murder. jenice petty charged withh accessory after the facts in her three month old baby's death. da police say the baby boy's fathet antoine petty beat that baby too atath. jenice the mother helped burydur the little body near park dalele high school. soo >>> let's turn now to postoos election developments.ments >> vice president-elect mike-elm pence is signed the paper workor allowing trump officials to work tweeted that his transition isii quote a very organized process.e ted cruz was seen as trump tower in new york city yesterday. yes trump said to be considering teg cruz for u.s. attorney general.l >>> in the meantime donald

by no means are we saying that this is across the board, but when a parent enters into this some ofce, knowing that these things may happen and giving them the support system, the access to those things, that when they need to tap into them, it is that, but also unraveling this idea that it is ok to ask for help. need,en, this societal human need to have a family, and sometimes, it becomes urgent for people to do this, and they go into it, and then they are sitting, going oh my gosh, and it is supposed to be once the transaction is over, all you need is love, and all of a sudden, there is heavy duty stuff that goes on and you are going, i cannot go back for help. this is what i wanted. then you find instances where families are overwhelmed and we have not really been a great society of, if you are having a problem as a parent, we got you, we will help you. that is called the child welfare system and you don't want to be anywhere near that if he can help it. thee is the classic -- classing that goes on there. if you have needs, send your child to the best psychologist. if you don't hav

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ofce stability is a goal every central bank -- most central banks also take employment or real side performanceto account into achieving it. i would say there is rarely any conflict between pursuing these two objectives, so it is not commonly the case -- they could be in conflict, but most of the time, they are not. if you think about what we have faced, the federal reserve in the aftermath of the crisis, we have had very high unemployment that we wanted to bring down as rapidly as possible, and inflation has been almost consistently below our 2% objective, and so our efforts to put in place a highly accommodative policy were directed toward achieving both of those goals, and they have not been in conflict. with respect to a growth rate objective, we can't independently -- if we are to achieve our inflation objective, simply choose some arbitrarily chosen growth rate objective and try to achieve it. , and it iso do that one that is not consistent with the underlying productive potential of the economy and the wastey's ability to grow on changes in technology and capital and labor over time, we

and our colleague from alabama isn't going to be spared some of those attacks but i would ask some ofche critics that don't know the record to consider a few years ago he teamed up with the senior senator from illinois for charges on crack cocaine. they disproportionately discriminated against communities as a bipartisan solution that adjusts the words to achieve fairness without impeding our ability to combat drug violence. the legislation requires the department of justice to keep track of these assaults signed into law by president george w. bush. these were not the sort of actions taken legislative way pu that fit this distorted picture people are starting to withdraw about hitalkabout his record ine for his character as a man.co i've had the honor of working with him on the judiciary committejudiciarycommittee since senate, and i'm proud to call him a friend. c they are always engaged in seriousness into the kind of stability that this chamber could use more of a people to solvencit he thoughtthe solvench of the arguments as he worked together with his colleagues to try to help us

so big democratic counties, ofc course, like california, forco example, the biggest of all, still, we haven't heard from time, donald trump more than halfway there, the red states, time, donald trump more than blue states, we've estimated foe hillary clinton, the white states states where the polls have closed, but they're toout close to call. >> donald trump said from the very beginning, he was going to do it his way, he was going tot run an unprecedented campaign. and clearly, his message is run an unprecedented campaign. depending on your point of view, back to your point, nora, you're doing the hula, or friends jesus right now, it really depends on where you stand in this election, and so far, people -- he said he wanted to h do it, he said he wanted to make a change and people have likedge the message that he is giving people tonight. >> you're hearing from trump family, i understand, they're posting on social media. >> let's go ahead and show youhe that first. i want to return to the issue oo florida, but let's go ahead and take at look at what donald trp tweeted just a short ti