s 20 than a verse or he at the historic riverside church. this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. return now to m.i.t. professor noam chomsky speaking at the event. >> the u.s. isolation of marquess is symptomatic -- marrakesh is symptomatic of broader development, with yo think about pretty carefully, considerable significance. u.s. isolation in the world is --reasing in remarkable ways maybe the most striking is right in this hemisphere. what used to be called our ,ittle region over here secretary of war under roosevelt, our little region over here were nobody bothers us . if anybody gets out of line, we punish them harshly. otherwise, they do what we say. that is very far from true. during this century, latin america, for the first time in 500 years, has freed itself from western imperialism. the last century, that is the united states. the international monetary fund, which is basically an agency of has been kicked out entirely. there are no u.s. military bases left. international organizations -- [applause] hemispher

over 2300 people at riverside church. this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we return now to this historic conversation between m.i.t. professor, world-renowned political dissident noam chomsky, and harry belafonte, known around the world as an entertainer and an activist. they have never appeared on stage together in conversation before. juan gonzalez and i interviewed them together. juan: i would like to ask both of you, there's been a lot of discussion in recent weeks about come of theworkers workining class in this electit, of trump's supposed appeal to white workers. harry, yoyou know the civil rigs movement, as it was growing and developing, needed and was fueled as well by progressive unions, like 1199 and the auto workers and others that gave a andngth and organization resources. i'm wondering how you're looking oam three mention the young people. the problem is, the so-called creative classes are increasingly concentrated in the big cities. there is seattle and chicago and new york and then

we are requesting some specific work item from the riverside office of education. are those billed then directly reimbursed and is there initiative to work through along the bigger issue? >> michael? >> you were looking for differentiation between direct cost and indirect cost. i think the indirect cost and by their nature are parts that are pretty hard to define because there are different level pieces to it. the direct cost would be the -- i'm trying to think off my head to what would be involved in the indirect cost that is not included in the 1% contract that was already established. off the top of my head, i don't have the pieces to that but i understand what you are asking for. >> i think that's a reasonable request as we look at the staffing at ccee. so i have no issue with that request to the department of finance. my greater concern i think is your loss, ken, i want to again support your efforts with the ccee and your support with the county of supts as -- superintendent as you have been a leader with us. my understanding is your board has not chosen one y

it's part of the highland district, which serves the ainsworth and riverside communities. but kcrg t-v nine's jordee kalk reports the future of the ainsworth school is uncertain. there are fewer elementary aged students in this small town, and that has the district ainsworth's lone school. mark thompson/par ent 26:41, "pretty unfortunate if they have to close... we don't want that at all."the district says nothing is finalized. school leaders have to determine the cost per student... and how closing a school may save money for the district. for many ainsworth parents the process can be frustrating. mark: 26:45, 'it would be nice to see everyone get along.. this school year, the district says it was forced to cut $500,000 from its annual budget, because of a lack of state funding. in 2015, the district asked school to replace old school buildings in ainsworth and riverside. the school district says this would have saved the district $250,000 a year. but voters rejected the proposal. mark: 26:59, "it would have been nice to see central side i believe it would have been in ev

reporter: flames destroyed an attached garage and started bunk along the roof line of a home in riversidelington county. chopper6 was overhead as firefighters tried to keep the blaze at bay. the fire grew to two alarms before it was finally put out. no one was hurt but seven people are now out of their homes. >> it is 5:06 and a group of teens did their best to make trouble at a northeast philadelphia mall for the second night in a. oh chopper6 was over the scene at philadelphia mills mall last night and police say about 200 teens arrived on the scene from septa buses with the intention of causing problems. officers were ready for them there to assist security after similar incidents monday night. only about 30 teens were actually able to make their way into the mall. >> they went to the food court area and that's when they started running around yelling and screaming and acting disorderly. >> police were able to break up the crowd. at least four teenagers were taken into custody. police say it appears both the issues monday night and last night were organized on snapchat. they are simila

it's part of the highland district, which serves ainsworth and riverside. this school year, the highland school district says it was forced to cut $500,000 from its annual budget. that's because of a lack of state funding. in 2015, the district asked voters for money to build a new elementary school to replace old school buildings in ainsworth and riverside. the school district says a combined staff and a more energy - efficient building would have saved the district $250,000 a year. so the 4th and 5th graders had to combine at ainsworth elementary school. " 26:41, "pretty unfortunate if they have to close... we don't want that at all " the district plans to discuss the school's closure at it's next several meetings. it hopes to make a final decision by february 1st. now for our morning mugshot. the chrome divas invite you to joing them for their 10th annual santa's little divas benefit. the event gives money to the h-d youth center which helps kids in cedar rapids get on the path to crafts, and prizes for kids and adults. the event is this saturday afterno

we are requesting some specific work item from the riverside office of education. are those billed then directly reimbursed and is there initiative to work through along the bigger issue? >> michael? >> you were looking for differentiation between direct cost and indirect cost. i think the indirect cost and by their nature are parts that are pretty hard to define because there are different level pieces to it. the direct cost would be the -- i'm trying to think off my head to what would be involved in the indirect cost that is not included in the 1% contract that was already established. off the top of my head, i don't have the pieces to that but i understand what you are asking for. >> i think that's a reasonable request as we look at the staffing at ccee. so i have no issue with that request to the department of finance. my greater concern i think is your loss, ken, i want to again support your efforts with the ccee and your support with the county of supts as -- superintendent as you have been a leader with us. my understanding is your board has not chosen one y

project was approved during a special meeting tuesday night focusing on elkhorn, more rain avenues and riverside drive. the next move a meeting. it will be several years before construction actually begins. l with state and federal nds. ripple across the nation on overwhelmed. >> reporter: they're selling bands online and ji'??c at events this new >> hustle plus heart will set you apart. >> reporter: the funds will support the greed crown foundation which provides an academic -- the gold crown >> she's not only a basketball real estate council answering your general law questionat 3-69 until 5:30 this evening. >>> a lack of sleep among american workers is taking a toll on their health and the nation's economy. corporation found sleep deprivation lead to the loss n rking ys a year. this absenteeism along with a ti less ?p?j2?pworkforce ?o people who sleep less than six houros??'of shut eye. clinical trial of the drug used under the direction of a trained psychotherapist. >>> a woman who spent her life working to make the lives of others better has died. the family of jean coho tells us she died s

you can see the heavy rain from florence to riverside and mount holly, cinnaminson, cherry hill, you'red in that, as well. the rain is coming down at a good clip indicated by the across. all this is racing off to the east. if you go farther out to the northwest and western suburbs, there's the tail end there. pushing through allentown, reading, lancaster, the rain has temporarily stopped there. harrisburg and state college doesn't appear as if it is raining there at this point, either. there's another batch that has to pull through. we're not done for good just yet. probably around midday, 12:30 p.m., 1:00 p.m. 49 degrees is the high temperature we're shooting for today. 6, 7 degrees above average for this time of the career. the normal is 42. we start started out around 36, 37 degrees this morning. again, that's above seasonal averages. 40 for philadelphia and millville. wilmington, 41. atlantic city, 46. cape may, 46, dover, 42. all niece numbers will climb as we get the ocean air pushing inland across south jersey and southeastern portions of pennsylvania. there's a bit of a breeze e

removed from the newly-renovated riverside theater . among those to celebrate madacc's good fortune... one of the animals its bringing back to health. a dog named maddy.. who still has a loving disposition.. while recovering from severe burns. "we get in animals just like her that have been burned, shot, stabbed, starved, injured and we never have enough money to take care of those animals and get them well and get them adopted.and we struggle so much." the chair auction was extremely popular. 60-pairs of the chairs sold in less than a week. 3 the mitchell park domes... will celebrate a re-opening today.this comes after structural concerns forced them to close earlier this year. now the question is ... what's next? a task force is in charge of reviewing three options -- repair the current domes. replace them with similar structures. or build something entirely different.roughly half of the people who took a county survey want the domes demolished and new ones built on the property. thi state representative josh zepnick. the glass and do

it's part of the highland district, which serves ainsworth and riverside. this school year, the highland school district ss it was forced to cut $500,000 from its annual budget. that's because of a lack of state funding. in 2015, the district asked voters for money to build a new elementary school to replace old school buildings in ainsworth and riverside. the school district says a combined staff and a more energy - efficient building would have saved the district $250,000 a year. so the district is looking at other cuts. already, 4th and 5th school. " 26:41, "pretty unfortunate if they have to close... we don't want that at all " the district plans to discuss the school's closure at it's next several meetings. it hopes to make a final decision by february 1st. an alternative is now available for some dubuque students who don't want to read a controversial book. a dubuque school committee has decided to keep "the perks of being a wallflower" as part of the curriculum for a literature class at hempstead high school. they say the teacher can provide an alter

announcer: roll up your sleeves for the problem solvers home edit >>> we have breaking news from riverside county, a serious fire ranging right now. all of this playing out at the 700 block. apparently firefighters arrived on the scene at 5:30 this evening and when they got there heavy flames were evident to them and they struck a second alarm and a mass of presence of first sponsors and firefighters on the scene right now. and it appears from this vantage point that it spread to one other house. they are trying to keep it from spreading more or doing anymore damage but this is the scene now in riverside burlington county. no reports of injuries but we are following this closely and bringing you new information as we get it this afternoon. >>> good news and nice and easy in the weather department. here is melissa. >> very nice but it gets much cooler. changes are heading our way. stormtracker 6 live double scan you see it's dry and it's about the warmth overhead and that coming to an end tonight. sky 6 hd looking from the temple university camera a beautiful shot of the center city skyline

removed from the newly-renovated riverside theater . among those to celebrate madacc's good fortune... one of the animals its bringing back to health. a dog named maddy.. who still has a loving disposition.. while recovering from severe burns. "we get in animals just like her that have been burned, shot, stabbed, starved, injured and we never have enough money to take care of those animals and get them well and get them adopted.and 3 the chair auction was extremely popular. 60-pairs of the chairs sold in less than a week. 3 still ahead on the cbs 58 morning news...time is running out for protesters in north dakota...fighting against the access pipeline.we tell you 3 possible before noon. highs around 400. feels like the lower 30s. breezy. wind: nw 10- 20 mph.tonight: partly cloudy. temperatures below freezing around 300. wind: nw 5-15 mph. friday: drying out with some pockets of sunshine. highs in the upper 30s. wind: w 5-10 mph.weekend: seasonable temperatures both saturday and sunday with highs in the upper 30s. some good sunshine pos

respect for who, where or what they affected, nor indeed for the time of year. 12 months on and riversidecommunities before. sketching as we talk, he says he is impressed with the attitude here. one comes into the community and sees how resilient they have been in the face of some very testing and trying times, and the way that often brings communities together. the head teacher has been forced to add construction project manager to her skill set. it has been a long return to normal. the heating system is running, but not untiljust before easter. the children were fantastic. as were the parents. i emailed to ask them not to pull them out! some of the children saw damage both to their school and their home. everything was crushed and broken and we couldn't find any of our stuff and there was a massive canoe under our decking and we didn't know how that got there. it wasn't yours? no. we look downstairs and it was one metre high. it was taking up a quarter of the staircase. an essential part of the recovery is prevention. at this book shop, a local mechanic has devised a way to keep the boo

tom: she spoke at a community meeting in riverside northeast. she do not give specifics about which you would talk about, but d.c.'s priorities, plus the unique mix of being the nation's capital and a functioning city. although only about one in 25 d.c. voters voted for trump, residents of the city say the mayor's right to meet with him. >> we may not agree with president-elect trump's politics, but we have to get our country together and move in a direction that is positive for all the people that he will serve. tom: will not be taking place at the trump hotel in d.c. instead, it will take place at the trump tower in new york city, scheduled for 11 a.m. tom roussey, abc 7 news. jonathan: abc 7 will have complete coverage of the meeting. watch d.c. bureau chief sam ford live from new york with the story, starting tomorrow at noon. alison: a new piece of the a former presidential rival dr. ben carson as his choice to lead the department of housing and urban development. carson expressed hesitancy in joining the cabinet when they first talked abou

it's part of the highland district, which serves ainsworth and riverside. this school year, the highland school district says it was forced to cut $500,000 from its annual budget. that's because of a lack of state funding. in 2015, the district asked voters for money to build a new elementary school district says a combined staff and a more energy - efficient building would have saved the district $250,000 a year. so the district is looking at other cuts. already, 4th and 5th graders had to combine at ainsworth elementary school. " 26:41, "pretty unfortunate if they have to close... we don't want that at all " the district plans to discuss the school's closure at it's next several meetings. it hopes to make a final decision by february 1st. an alternative is now available for some controversial book. a dubuque school committee has decided to keep "the perks of being a wallflower" as part of the curriculum for a literature class at hempstead high school. they say the teacher can provide an alternative book if students or their parents request it. more than a

firefighters say two home s wen up in flames in riverside. there are no reports of any injuries, but we'll keep our areas on this one as they get it under control. >>> temple football fans are looking to finish off 2016 on a hire note. they headed south to watch the owls take a shot at history tonight. >> reporter: temple fans want a win here at the military bowl, but they also have high hopes for what happens after this game. >>> record warmth for parts of the area, but don't get used to it. there's arctic air on the way. that's next in my exclusive first alert forecast. >>> there is a sea of cherry and white as the owls travel to indianapolis tonight, the site of the military bowl. lauren, it's been a long road for temple to get to this point? >> reporter: it wasn't that long ago when temple football lost ten games in one season. but this year they won ten games and now they're going for their 11th here at the military bowl. i talked to alum and temple students just how far temple has come. the excitement here is for temple's bowl game, but

"cirque dreams holidaze" is back at the riverside theater. there's one show tonight and two tomorrow. >> now it is feeling like the holidays. >> yes t lights behind us too. fantastic. >> especially now with the snow coming in. look on sunday here. >> very nice. >> the question is, how much of the snow is going to stick. the temperatures in the 30s on sunday. we talk about the snow coming up. here in the short term, today, dry weather now that most of the snow showers and drizzle exiting the area. the weekend is starting dry. saturday no travel headaches. sunday we have to watch. rain and snow again on tu you won't believe the number in the forecast for next thursday. for today, clouds out there right now. dried out in the city. we look at the clouds for several hours. a few breaks of sun, the highs close to 40. early this morning, it is 32 to 36 across southeast wisconsin. now, the pavement was wet early but watch out, maybe a scattered slippy spot where some of the damp pavement overnight may have frozen early on morning, otherwise, just may

you let all the water come onto riverside terrace and down the road.umbria's flood defences, it has been a torrid year. some people in this room have suffered hellish misery yet again. it is quite fair and reasonable to expect them to turn up and be both interested and curious about what is going on and what is challenging. we are doing the best for them here in the town. 0ut the town. out and about, andy knows he has got his work cut out to win over the doubters. work is going on to clear the rivers ahead of the winter and everyone is keen to see progress. it is cleared. that needs cleared. what will happen is we're going to be worried this year, at christmas, when this water comes, that enough isn't getting under there. like many across flooded areas, alan believes silted rivers and blocked bridges caused much of the damage. the puddle was formed because it couldn't get under there. as i say the county council will start this week. when they have done their work we will be there and clearing out the channel. brilliant. you are going to clear out unde

cirque dreams holidaze is back at the riverside theater. there's one show tonight and two tomorrow. the cold weather and the snow. >> we have snow in the forecast, not necessarily today or saturday. but how about sunday? light snow on sunday is a pretty no measureable snow yet in milwaukee. i would call saturday the pick day of the weekend if you want the dry weather. then by sunday, light snow a wintry mix in southeast wisconsin. tuesday and wednesday, another storm system keeping an eye on, that could be rain, a wintry mix or snow. much colder by thursday. the coldest air for the season. pl this morning. watching the snow showers continuing to progression down to the southeast, parts of walworth and racine and kean sha county seeing the flurries. nothing right now in racine. i kept a close eye near the lake front no. flurries recently. a breeze is rattling the banner around. it is 5-10 # miles per hour. 36 degrees. the windchill closer to 30. we are hoping to see a few peeks of the sunshine. not a lot of sun lately. upper 30s close to 40. a cool breeze at 7-15. saturday is a dry d

julianne and derek hough's "move live" tour is stopping at the riverside theater next summer. they'll perform on saturday, may 27. the brother-sister team will april, in ohio. joyce: apple's wireless headphones are now available. online orders are now open for their highly anticipated airpods. but if you're looking to get them by christmas, probably not happening. the estimated shipping time is about 4 weeks. apple says they'll be available in stores by next week. the headphones will set you back $159. kathy: and we'll have another check of your forecast, coming up. >> make sure you get there on time -- check traffic conditions with wisn 12's mobile app and see if your commute will be naughty or nice. mark: i wish you could have seen it, joyce said, we are not in a wind-chill advisory yet? these are bad enough. and the wind will be brisk throughout the night. below. we will be under an advisory all evening. joyce: >>> tonight, breaking news. the heartwrenching audio just coming in from the courtroom. the bible study and the survivor, calling for help. and the chilling video to

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but yet all the water come on to derwent gardens and riverside terrace. been a torrid year. the people here in this room have suffered hellish misery yet again after having been there before. so it's quite fair and reasonable for them to turn up and be both interested and curious about what is going on and what could go on and to be challenging of us and others to ensure that we're doing the best for them here in the town. out and about, andy knows he's got his work cut out to win over the doubters. work is going on to clear the rivers ahead of the winter and everyone is keen to see progress. that needs cleared. what will happen is we're going to be worried this year, at christmas, when this water comes, that enough isn't getting under there. like many across flooded areas, alan believes silted rivers and blocked bridges caused much of the damage. the puddle was formed because it couldn't get under there. as i say the county council will start this week. when they have done their work we will be there and clearing out the channel. brilliant. you are going

[applause] do we have a riverside it from northern ireland? >> yes we do. >> in ireland, one of our societies is one of the most divided. so many people suffer from racism and religious discrimination on a daily basis. we need to make a point that this is not acceptable. in the current political climate. politicians can get elected on promises of keeping this taking immigrants. -- taking immigrants out. even though this is a campaign these events are bringing up all sorts of underlying discrimination. it is a very relevant issue. it is upsetting. two get behindto this campaign. verynorthern ireland being racist. i spoke about it before. we need to fight against the bigoted and backward policies that our country has. are much moreple open-minded. this, womenhad would have rights over their own reproductive rights. bet people would not discriminated against. i don't think people should be discriminated against based on the sexuality, thank you. [applause] john: thank you again for an important voice of personal experience. i'm going to call on s

joyce: this morning, the riverside theatre made its official donation to the milwaukee area domestic animal control commission, or madacc. it's after the theater sold some of its original seats to benefit the shelter. each was installed when the theater was built in 1927. they were able to raise more than $30,000. animals like her that have been burned, shocked, stabbed, starved, injured, and we never have enough money to take care of those animals and get them adopted. we struggle so much, so it is just very, so meaningful to get this money. joyce: and that money will help. the seats sold out in less than a week. patrick: tonight chilling new , details about the kidnapping of a california mother. joyce: her husband is now speaking out. >> vehicle chained to something. joyce: coming up, in an exclusive interview, he describes the moment she was freed and what we're learning about the suspects. patrick: plus, caught on camera, stealing a pot of gold from the back of an armored truck. the reward being offered to get back of that gold wort -- worth more than $1.5 million. >> later tonig

the pabst theater group sold a limited number of original chairs from the riverside theater to raise the money. all 60 sets of the chairs sold kanye west is now out of the hospital. the rapper allegedly suffered a nervous breakdown a week ago... a video surfaced of him going on a long rant at a concert in sacramento, california just a day before he was admitted. reports say west has been "spiraling" in recent months due to a number of factors...including his clothing line, his wife kim kardashian's recent robbery in paris, and his concert tour -- which was abruptly canceled after the breakdown. sources close to the from working around the clock...and continues to struggle with the death of his mother, who passed away in 2007. actor matthew mcconaughey is once again showing his love for his alma matter. this time -- he gave some students at the university of texas a ride home in a golf cart. it's all part of the school's sure program ... which stands for students united for rape elimination ... which offers volunteers to either walk with or drive kids home from campus at night. mccona

this riverside retreat is dealing with serious flooding.streams are running higher and faster over the west slope of the sierra. a flood advisory expired last night. >> drew is tracking the timing. >> we finished the weekend on a dry note but we'll have rain and wind. the timing ahead in the accuweather forecast. >> also, go boldly. an event today where "star trek" fans got to explor ...one of many pieces in my i havlife.hma... so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. br

harry belafonte, patti smith, danny glover, and juan gonzalez and more gathering at the historic riversideurch in new york city to look back at the first 20 years of democracy

-shauna: riverside. lemonis: every location that makes money. mike: yeah.to keep it afloat. paul: yeah. lemonis: i want to summarize the debt, as i understand it. it's made up of bank loans, legal bills, the build-out loan for this place, taxes, and payables. you said that you -- man: ah, farrell's crowd, look this way! 'cause i got something very important to say! lemonis: so, the total amount of debt... [ drums beating ] you want to hear something funny? that's the reason people don't come back here. shauna: i know it is. lemonis: it's actually annoying. it can be done in a more elegant way. i don't want to come here and enjoy a meal if it's not my birthday, 'cause i don't want to listen to that nine times. $1,940,000 is the total debt for this entire company, and you have no cash. i mean, it's just -- it's like a train wreck. paul: yeah. lemonis: out of their five locations, three are making money, generating profits of just over $600,000 last year. but when you look at the two remaining locations, their losses take that profit down to just about $250,00

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the water is now pooling in the lake in riverside county an encouraging sign of california's diminishing drought. >> an accweather update. >> we have chilly numbers santa rosa is only 31 with fog developing. visible has been reduced to mild in the past hour and check how mild at half moon bay at 59 degrees. notice the temperatures are in the 40's around the bay, we are warmer than 24 hours ago. especially in half moon bay. and even six to seven degrees warmer in the east by. we have a mild day ahead with above average upper 50's for low 60. san francisco is 59. oakland is 60. 63 in san jose. cooler tomorrow at the coast, but, still, mild inland with a lot of low 60s and it falls below average on saturday and that is because we have a storm approaching. it looks like our next best chance of rain is monday with the details coming up in my next forecast. hopefully the fog is not causing a problem for drivers. >> no major slow downs and yesterday we off to a rough start in the south bay. today, nothing significant to report. wide on, southbound 680 through the walnut creek stretch. hoping it

cleaning the river means addressing ancient practices like riverside cremation.lieve that being burned on a funeral pyre beside the ganges brings the ultimate emancipation, liberation, from the cycle of death and rebirth. it is reckoned 32,000 human corpses are cremated here each year, with up to 3oo cremated here each year, with up to 300 tonnes of half burnt human flesh released into the ganges. but it is the bodily waste of the living that is the biggest challenge here. the first ganges action plan 30 years ago, commissioned a series of huge sewage plants, but muscular infrastructure has not solved the problem. studies showjust 20 descent of the sewage produced along the ganges is treated. the rest... goes into the river. which is why faecal contamination here at varanasi is almost 150 times the safe level for bathing. it helps explain one of the most shocking statistics of all about india, the fa ct statistics of all about india, the fact that 300,000 children under five die each year from diarrhoea. so what is mr modi's clean ganga mission doing about it? i

philadelphia mills mall, dan cuellar channel 6 action news >>> flames disseminated an attached garage in riverside, burlington county tonight. chopper 6 overhead as firefighters tried to keep the blaze at bay in the 700 block. the fire brewed two alarms before it was put out at 6:30. fortunately no one hurt but seven people had been displaced from their home >>> nearly 200 people forced to evacuate high-rise apartments in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood also due to fire. action news reporter christie ileto live at the scene this is at north 63rd street and lebanon avenue. what's the word on where these residents will stay tonight? >> reporter: monica, the majority of the residents were able to go back into their homes except those on the 11th floor because that is apparently where fire started and there's a lot of smoke and water damage up there. but a lot of the residents we spoke to said they didn't realize this was an actual fur because apparently, the fire alarm in that building sounds off regularly. >> it's a fire and i see black smoke coming out of the apartment. >> reporter: that fire

. >> it's a good question we're here at the riverside. community center and train people for jobs. it's a fantastic program and one of the things they're doing in neighborhoods like here in northeast to get people the kind of job skills they need to get out and get into the working world and learn you know businesses like the food service industry and restaurants and things like that. it's a fantastic location here and it's really you know in the heart this neighborhood. but, it's neighborhoods like this that you know, again, donald trump talked about, very stark terms tans speech this cleveland last year. when he was out on the campaign trail, a lot of the things he said in some circles rubbed people the wrong way and other circles people said that rang true to them. and that some of the concerns and dangers they had about crime in her own neighborhood did ring true to them. you kind of got two sides of the one coin here which someplace it thought see when you hear these things donald trump talks about when he talks about inner city that will be as well too. you want to talk about

. >>> water is now pooling in lake elsinore in riverside county. >>> a popular bay area restaurant chain closed down. signs of the pasta pomadoro restaurant say closed until further notice. no word if they were include gift cards. >>> a fire broke out at homewood mountain resort. >> skiers couldn't hit the slopes due to the family from lafayette has season passes and explains what is destroyed. >> where we're going to get hot chocolate, and something to drink. >> he sent us this video of the smoldering rubble shot when his family arrived this morning to ski. the website has a message of thanks and says we plan to be open but check back for latest information about driving >> keith avila picked up two women and a girl and heard them talking about child sex trafficking. he brought them to a motel where the women allegedly pimped out the girl for sex. he called police. >> i didn't think about it. it was where that is do. >>> coming up next, on abc7 news at 6:00 a story of determination that pays off. >> this is a case of very good follow through by homicide detectives. >> results of a five-

responded to this house fire, they say it started in the garage and quickly spread, throughout the riverside home, red cross is now assisting that family and they are providing free, tell rare i lodging, food and clothing. >>> so far no word on funeral plans for carrie fisher, actress and author died yesterday after suffering a heart attack several days ago. the fisher was 60 years old. roxanea sayberry has more on how fans and co stars are remembering her. >> reporter: memorial of candles, flowers, messages is growing in san francisco in front of the yoda statue in front of the lucas films where fans are mourning the death of carrie fisher. >> i want to be princess leah. >> her career lasted four decade but she will be a princess to millions of star wars fans. >> every man my age, 43 and above had a childhood crush on carrie fisher, over our childhood. >> reporter: on hollywood boulevard fans gathered to remember the star. >> she seemed like everything was going in the great direction for her, spiritually >> reporter: well wish's arrived at fisher's gated residents in beverly hills, a tour

. >>> water is now pooling in lake elsinore in riverside county. >>> a popular bay area restaurant chain closed down. signs of the pasta pomadoro restaurant say closed until further notice. no word if they were include gift cards. >>> a fire broke out at homewood mountain resort. >> skiers couldn't hit the slopes due to this. the family from lafayette has season passes and explains what is destroyed. >> where we're going to get hot chocolate, and something to drink. >> he sent us this video of the smoldering rubble shot when his family arrived this morning to ski. the website has a message of thanks and says we plan to be open but check back for latest information about driving out. >> keith avila picked up two women and a girl and heard them talking about child sex trafficking. he brought them to a motel where the women allegedly pimped out the girl for sex. he called police. >> i didn't think about it. it was where that is what you do. >>> coming up next, on abc7 news at 6:00 a story of determination that pays off. >> this is a case of very good follow through by homicide detectives. >

. >> reporter: in riverside the gun store sold out. >> i wish i had more time because i would have bought something, an r15. >> reporter: shop owner vince torres has been telling people all day he's sold out. >> you're a little late. thank you for trying with me. >> reporter: other shoppers picked up their rifles ordered days ago. >> a lot of females. we had this lady who came in and she had three daughters and herself. she bought one for each of the kid and one for herself. >> reporter: guns.com reports californians have purchased 260,000 semiautomatic rifles since august 1st when governor brown banned rifles with something called a bullet button, a 300% increase over the same period last year. >> the first of the year these guns cannot be on the wall. >> reporter: the bullet button allows users to quickly release and reload high capacity magazines. under the new law any weapon with this button will be considered an assault weapon and be okay to own but not buy. >> there was take lot of people saying i want to buy one of those ars. you know what you're buying? >> no. i just want one. >>

. >>> first at 6:00 tonight breaking news out of riverside , burlington county, chopper three live over a two alarm house fire on the 700 block of gazoo street. no injuries have been reported and this time but you can see right there several fire companies are on the scene. battling those flames. we will continue to follow this development here we will bring you more information as it beast comes available. good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> aim joe holden in for ukee washington. >>> search is on tonight for a 71 year-old mace land would go man and her five-year old great granddaughter. barbara briley and lemyrabrice ly disappeared new years eve while traveling to spend christmas with family they weres last seen asking for directions at an exxon station. barbara's family reached her by phone and she said she was stuck in traffic but that was the last anyone had heard from her. >> i'm going to go with she got lost, abe reception got bad, her car broke down and she just waiting for someone to see her and i don't even think about nothing else. i don't think about nothing negative. >> famil

seats removed from the newly-renovated riverside theater ..and among those to celebrate madacc's good fortune one of the animals its bringing back to health..a dog named maddy..who still has a loving disposition while recovering from severe burns. "we get in animals just like her that have been burned, shot, stabbed, starved, injured and we never have enough money to take care of those animals and get them well and get them adopted.and we struggle so much." much." extremely popular with 60- pairs of the chairs sold in less than a week. thanksgiving is over.. december is tomorrow.. many people are putting up their holiday decorations.but one school is outlawing santa. santa.the hillsboro school district, outside of portland, oregon, says it's a way to respect all religious beliefs. staff is still allowed to decorate for the holidays.. but are told to refrain from religious themed decorations -- like santa claus.some if you're going to put a giant cross on the window that's one thing, but i think santa claus is more folklore and american history than a religious simple at this point.but

in philadelphia, fire fighters in burlington county, new jersey were fighting this house fire in riverside. officials say that the fire started in the garage, and quickly spread throughout the home, the red cross is now providing temporary lodging, food, and clothing the to the family. >>> lehigh valley man who reportedly fathered a son with his then new york city teacher is now charged with murdering both of them. nypd says 23 year-old isaac du ran infante of bethlehem confessed to strangling felicia, and their four year-old son miguel in their upper manhattan apartment. during his confession, infante said he had a new girlfriend and felicia was interfering with that relationship. infante reportedly told investigators he was tired of paying child support. >>> now latest in the murder of the south philadelphia grocery store owner, 81 year-old marie buck will be laid to rest friday morning. buck as you will recall was shot one times at point blank range on christmas evening. christmas eve, excuse me. her viewing will be held tomorrow night from 7:00 to 9:00 at baldy's funeral home on south

respect for who, where or what they affected, nor indeed for the time of year. 12 months on and riversides riddell, who has helped flooded communities before. sketching as we talk, he says he is impressed with the attitude here. one comes into the community and sees how resilient they have been in the face of some very testing and trying times, and the way that often brings communities together. the head teacher has been forced to add construction project manager to her skill set. it has been a long return to normal. the heating system is running, but not untiljust before easter. so we were sat in it earmarked. so we were sat in earmuffs. the children were fantastic. as were the parents. some of the children saw damage both to their school and their home. everything was crashed and broken and we couldn't find any of our stuff and there was a massive canoe under our decking and we didn't know how that got there. it wasn't yours? no. we look downstairs and it was one metre high. it was taking up a quarter of the staircase. an essential part of the recovery is prevention. at this book shop,

a riverside man is behind bars tonight after attacking and killing a neighbor's pit bull... after it attacked his poodle. prosecutors say it's likely both owners will face charges. ==end== >>> we're getting a few look at surveillance footage from a train station in italy showing the main suspect in the berlin christmas market attack. police just released this still picture from the surveillance video. it was taken shortly after midnight last friday. the main suspect in the attack, anis amri, was later shot dead by a police officer out a deserted train station in a milan suburb. investigators say he traveled from germany fthrough france, into italy after his truck rampage in berlin. attack killed 12 people and injured 56 others. >>> thousands of oakland workers are about to get a wage. the city's minimum wage going up on sunday. it's going to go from $12.55 per hour to $12.86. it's a 31 cent increase. while oak land's minimum wage is above the state minimum, it lags behind wages in nearby san francisco and emeryville. >>> a bit of good news for bummed out raiders fans. quarte