. >> reporter: and he went on to be student body president at san diego university and now in his first year in law school and the dream of paying off his loans with dog toys. >> i have hillary clinton right now and i hope to expand to days. >> we're trying to make pets great again. >> reporter: a polarizing candidate. it is political. but for a pair of rescues, it is the american dream. >> the toys sell on line for 9.99. >>> after the break, one of the biggest names in music was in cleveland last night before one of the biggest elections in our nation's history we'll show you >>> we have the latest software and we draw the whole kitchen 3- d for you and come out to the house and double check the measurements. if you're going invest on something this your home, you want to make sure is done right and all of your people are top shelf, no pun intended and beyond the kitchen cabinets, you still have a full ware house full of furniture? >>> the cavs and the indians, we're so proud of you. and good job at one of the best world sheers that we have ever seen. can you believe it is november --

a student at the university of louisiana at lafayette tells police she was attacked by two men, one of whom as wearing a "trump" hat. at san diego state university, woman says two men had grabbed and made comments about trump and muslims before fleeing. the other attack happened at san jose state university. breaking news now at 4: milwaukee police tell us there's been an arrest in connection with the hit- and-run death of five year old rickyia langham. the little girl was crossing the street sunday morning... when she was hit and the driver took off. a 30-year-old man, believed to be the driver, is now in custody. 'more local news" now: there's been a rash of car break- only looking for the suspects. they are looking for the victims. ann sterling explains why: police believe at least 3o cars were hit this week on the south side of waukesha. the crooks targeted unlocked vehicles in a neighborhood between sunset and fox river parkway , south prairie and 59. 10.07.10 clearly crimes of opportunity.small items were mostly taken and police believe some car owners haven't even realized they have become victims yet. cpt. dan waukesha 1

university. that's what his attorney said yesterday, at a hearing in san diego. trump university is facing a class-action lawsuit from former customers. they say the institution failed on its promise to teach them how to succeed in real estate. 7 is on your side with a consumer alert -- millions of combination smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are being recalled. this is for kidde nighthawk alarms which were sold on product safety commission says they can stop chirping at the end of 7 years -- even if the batteries are replaced. that would lead you to believe its still working -- even if it's not! you should contact the company for a free replacement. on this veterans day, many are drawn to the vietnam veterans memorial. for years visitors have left keepsakes at the wall to honor the more than 58-thousand names inscribed there. these items are picked up every night and then stored in a massive warehouse in maryland. tonight at eleven, takes us on an exclusive tour of the facility and highlights some of the most awe-inspiring objects. those remembrances, helping vet

. >> it had to be san diego state university. well today thanks to the salvation army. and the scholarship earned by hard work. britney is there. attending school. >> making her mother proud. >> to be able to go out there is exactly what god has called me to do. >> shaul turner, fox 31. >> . they have great story. >> such a great help to the s-l sraeugs army. >> have you met them. >> i have. i know them well. they are good people. just two of many great people. >> >> it has put officers in the hospital. out east. and it does have a potential to kill. >> it is a drone. 4 times more powerful than heroin. it's being used and abused right here in colorado. even more disturbing it is comp in most states. >> thanks for staying with us. >> the fox 31 problem solvers have been investigating the drug. two people in boulder county over dosed and died after taking it. problem solvers talked with law enforcement. so you know what to lookout for to keep your neighborhood safe. >> >> imagine a drug deal. and for most of us. this is what comes to mind. conducted under the cloak of dar

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san diego are calling an attack on a muslim student yesterday a hate crime. authorities say 2 suspects assaulted and robbed the woman on the campus of san diego state. university police say the woman was wearing traditional clothing, including a head scarf. the men targeted her because of her faith apparently and made comments about the election of donald trump. >>> silicon valley with a new representative to congress, he said he is ready. roe cana won 60% of the vote and unseated 8-term incumbent and fellow democrat, mike honda. honda spoke to us during 4 on 2 and talked about how he plans to deal with the divisive climate in washington. >> as hillary clinton said, keep an open mind, we have elections, the electionerize over. now we have to find-- elections are over, now we have to find common ground. one area i was excited was infrastructure spending, if the president proposes increasing in spending that pelosi has called for, lets make it work. >> as a representative for california's wealthy technology hub, he said there is a need for innovation and also a need to educate people for new jobs created by that innovation. >>> mike honda called him yesterday an

.>> reporter: kevin feeley, kpix 5 at san diego state university, two men robbed a university while making -- robbed a woman while making it -- making comments about trump and muslims. >>> there's a statewide bulletin urging law enforcement to remain vigilant toward hate crimes. we must act swiftly to ensure justice and accountability. hate crimes are serious crimes that may result in imprisonment or jail time for offenders. >>> chopper 5 is live over the macarthur freeway in oakland. there has been a crash in the eastbound lanes involving a motorcycle near the harrison off ramp. this is just past the maze and chp says there are serious injuries. they are there now. at one point somebody was lying in the lanes of the freeway and paramedics put that person on a gurney. 3 lanes are blocked and traffic is backed up well onto interstate. 3 lanes are blocked and traffic is backed up well onto interstate 80 including eastbound onto the bay bridge. >>> the dow closed at a record higher today -- high today. some stocks took a beating. >>> what the new president could mean for silicon valley. >>> a

first up, a very true and very new study from the university of california san diego that social media site is associated with living longer, yes, 12% less likely to die in a given year than nonusers, but only when the site is used to serve and maintain real world social connections. lead researchers saying the study proves a link to facebook and living longer, but they are not sure why. hey, it's an excuse to log in and post that halloween selfie you looked great in. any moms out there. take a look at 7-year-old laney from indiana who decided to dress up as a mom for halloween this year. in this picture, mini mom laney has dark circles, two babies on board and her track suit. it's a total mess. the costume, which was apparently all laney's idea was liked by nearly 200,000 people on facebook. very creative. >> and, finally, newlyweds who are really putting the bear in "ring bearer," why did the bear crash their wedding? perhaps they're from moscow and traditions are different over there. i don't know. the bride is in red, after all, but they invited a local domesticated grizzly to shoo

we saw a student at san diego state university being accosted by two people, she was wearing a hij hijab, they were spewing racial slurs, they skoel her purse, skoel her keys, stole her car. we're also seeing graffiti not just in schools but across the country in philadelphia, because in north carolina graffiti reading black lives don't matter. your vote doesn't matter. carol, just incredibly disturbing. >> there are some would say because you mentioned a number, 40 high schools and middle schools across the country. we live in a country of 330 million people, right? so some people might say, you know, so a tiny fraction, you know, a tiny number of idiots across the country are doing these things. but it's not a widespread problem. so how would you characterize it. >> well, you know, the southern poverty law center coming out and saying just this morning on cnn, there have been more than 300 incidents of this since donald trump was elected president. and they're calling on donald trump to take more responsibility for these instances. you know, just last night on "60 minutes" donald trump

he was the face of bonanza high school..and the university of san diego..now he's a champion of america's past-time.. crushing curveballs and curses (kris bryant/cubs: "you just want to push yourself to be the best version of yourself you can be. that's who i want to be and hopefully i have a long career and reflect on this when i'm done playing.") jon tritsch: after winning the season..mayor goodman gave kris the key to our city..but bryant returned to the cubs..as the key to their success (kris bryant/cubs: "we're all embracing the situation we are in. but yea, no pressue. we're having fun and we think we have a pretty good team this year.") jon tritsch: the second year slugger launched 39 homeruns..and was an all star starter.but more ignited hope down 3-1 in the world series (kris bryant/cubs: "you can be down but you can get back up just as easily so, that's what makes we have to win 4 games. so, we aren't out until we're out. jon tritsch: kris bryant was all in.. he powered a comeback he pushed a franchise with fearlessness he punctuated history with a smile.. kris bryant/cubs: "i'm

san francisco, this is ktvu fox news. >>> attorneys for president elect donald trump have filed a motion to delay the class action fraud lawsuit against trump university. the san diegoaid that donald trump's lawyer wants the trial postponed until after the inauguration. the motion also requests that he videotape a deposition before the trial. the lawsuit says the university failed to give good education. >>> coming up, a soldiers close friends remember the husband band and father of two. >> the documentary of make being a murderer. what is happening to brendan, the subject of the show. >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. who won the game, who won on the dancing show... ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? that's an average tango... at best. heavy, labored breathing wait, he won? heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing

. >>> a study at the university of san diego said you can live longer by using social media. just occasionally throughout the day. the reasons because it keeps up personal interactions. >>> cici rodriguez is known for his humor and big heart. >>> they will come into play november 13 and 14 when he will be in clearwater for his charity classic. it is your chance to play golf with cici and help young students at the same time.'s desk time. >>> this is foundation. you have a golf tournament this month. tell us about it. >> charity classic. >> 37 years and it benefits children who are socially inactive or behind. 95 students at the cici rodriguez academy. they are really excited that cici comes and visits us and has a really nice part in the tournament as the host. out and supports us that the fund raiser for the support programs for the clearwater program.>> cici comes and you play golf with cici. you need more for a for some? >> yes. we always need more supporters. you can get your photo with cici and it is a two day tournament. we have a big dinner for leaders and civic activi

. >> researchers at the university of san diego found getting just one hour more of sleep a week can raise your pay an average of $1500 a year. now it is just not as simple as going to bed earlier. the results came from a combination of your daily schedules, sleep and how the >> a mom in houston is facing child endangerment chargeses. wait until you hear this. they say she let a tyinger and her three cubs roam freely around her house with her 14 yearly daughter inside. i kid you not. animal control officers say the tigers were not the only animals in the house. several monkeys, a fox and a skunk were also inside the home all at one time. >> having wildlife inside your home or even in dangerous. >> denise: i'll say. all of the wild animals have been confiscated and placed with animal control. look at the size of that one! the 34-year-old mom is being held on $2,000 bond. >> romona: losing your sense of smell could be a sign you are developing alzheimer's disease. it may be found in some patients as many years as 10 test on a much larger scale to see if they can value validate these fi

new study at the university of california san diego found moderate use of social media such as facebook is associated with living longer. they stress the activity should maintain and enhance interactions off- line they may be the president and first lady, but that doesn't mean they cage halloween! president obama and first lady michelle obama danced to michael michelle obama danced to michael jackson's thriller at his last halloween celebration at the white house. they decorated the south lawn as more than four thousand trick or treaters came to visit. the first lady, who is an advocate for healthy eating, even joked about how halloween is the one day you can this is going to this is going to make you laugh this morning one celebrity transforms into a pokemon for halloween...all to make his daughter smile. obviously, you don't recognize him in this instagram video. but dwayne johnson, the rock, is underneath that pikachu costume. he says his daughter loves the character, but when she first saw him, she started crying, so he had to start dancing. after awhile, he steps back to get some a

university. he'll file a request to delay the trial in san diego on monday. it claims the university failed practices in real estate. >>> a battle between two groups in charge of building the dakota access pipeline. they're trying to calm protesters and police but the developer is the one not helping. they're rolling in equipment to the site. there's been more than 400 arrests there. protesters are saying that the pipeline will indeed damage sacred ground. >>> new video, just wild. a horsedrawn carriage out control with tourists on it. a driver got caught up in a protest spooked the horses. nobody was seriously hurt. this scare raising some safety concerns. there's talk whether the carriages should be used in populated areas. >>> a lot of damage as protesters rally against the new president-elect. sadly these two civil war monuments in virginia were tagged. crews were sent to dleen them up. police are -- clean them up and vandal. >>> students chanting build that wall within the hauls of their -- halls of their middle school. >> the school district in michigan

researchers at the university of california san diego found people with more friends online are less likely to die than their disconnected counterparts. now the study examined 12 million facebook profiles and records at the california department of health. one facebook was involved with the report but it notes the social media giant did not interfere with the study. now we find out a little bit more each day. >> i think it's a pet video that kind of relaxes you. >> that's what keeps you up laughing back there in the weather center. >> yeah. >>> you know what, november, new month. quiet entrance. average temperatures. we'll talk about what november brings from the first to the last day. month. i have something posted on facebook. a little article on my facebook page. so we average 64 and 45. that's today. but by the time we get to the end of the month it's 53 and 36. little over three inches precipitation. by the way, downtown we average an inch of snow. next monday will be our winter outlook. i'll let you know how much snow we think we're going to get the whole season. highest and lo

media like facebook is associated with living longer according to a new study at the university of california san diego. researchers say it promotes more social activity and happiness. they do in tonight -- emphasize the activity should be a way to maintain interactions off-line. >>> black friday is coming early for amazon shoppers. the online shopping service launch black friday shopping deals today. it features new discounts every day and the sales are offered at different times. sometimes they disappear every five minutes. for prime members, there will be special deals and they will not stop after thanksgiving. watch for them until december 22.>>> now we turn to chief it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. is message. donald trump : i love the old days; you kn

this is donald trump during the campaign in san diego talking about the trump university case and suggesting what he will be doing and where he will be in november. watch. >> when the case started originally how can i settle when i have a review like this? every review is good. i slud settled but i'm glad i didn't. so i'll be seeing you in november. >> trump in his own words there, errol. i will see you in november. >> yeah, well, i mean, look. there's something that his lawyers are doing that seems kind of obvious and pretty trans parent. he was too busy durgs the campaign to attend to this. he's too busy now doing the transition so that's vital. once he becomes president of the united states and has all kinds of genuine legitimate national security issues pressing, that will be another excuse. the thing about all of that is, victor, we've sort of been down this road before, at least partially as far as legal precedent goes. when president bill clinton was a party to a lawsuit, it went all the way to the supreme court and it's clear that he could be sued by paula jones and, indeed, he was.

a new study at the university of california san diego found moderate use of social media like facebook is associated with living longer. they do stress the activities should maintain and enhance interactions offline. >>> a explosion still burning this morning in eastern alabama. one person dead. it led to evacuations and our hena daniels tells us how that blast could have a lingering impact economically. >> reporter: colonial pipeline has shut down two of its main gas lines and shelby county, alabama sits under black smoke. monday crews using heavy equipment hit a petroleum pipeline, igniting gas and causing a massive explosion. said he seen a big smoke cloud. he thought it was a plane crash. i just jumped in my truck and drove down and we seen the cloud from right in chelsea, and i thought it was pretty serious at that point, so we rushed over here. >> reporter: the blast sent flames soaring into the air. houses around the scene were evacuated. >> i'm told that what will happen is we'll have to let the fuel burn. >> reporter: the blast site is not far from where to fuel shortages and

in 1969, he attended san diego state university on the scholarship and began performing with a noted musical group composed of students and professors. later, chunky sanchez became a vocalist for the folk lohr group, the -- folklore group. they recorded their first album in 1977. through his music, he would tell the story of the chicano movement and of the mexican american bicultural experience. chunky sanchez was so well received that cesar chavez often invited him to play at his union rallies. chunky sanchez was an incredibly active member of the san diego community. in his song "rising souls," he sang that he needed and we needed to educate, not incarcerate, so that humanity will shine. during his lifetime, he embodied these lyrics as he worked with local youth as a coach, an educator, a youth center director and a gang intervention counselor. his passion and care for the community garnered numerous awards and honors from organizations across california and throughout the city of san diego. chunky sanchez's best known for is song "chi kango park samba" which narrated the struggle

. >> a federal judge in san diego will hear arguments in the trump university case, mainly whether his legal team has asked for a delay until after the inauguration, and pete williams cup firms even if president trump can still be compelled to testify on this and other lawsuits pertaining to matters prior to his election. the kufrt trump university legal case was brought by former students who claim the school frauj lnltly misrepresented what students would be taught. the judge is the same judge that trump said during the campaign wa his ethnic identity. >> in arizona, a police officer has been placed on lead after a video was posted on social media showing him punching a woman in the face during a confrontation. that woman was subsequently arrested and an investigation is under way. nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the confrontation in flagstaff, arizona, when the officer threw the punch. >> you can't hit a girl like it's unclear what led to the scuff between the officer and marissa morris, who was arrested and then released. >> just let him. >> l

for social media users facebook and twitter could help you live longer researchers at the university of san diego with longevity. 5:53, twitter is working on a new feature that could curb online abuse, will exclude words, that could help eliminate words from your time lines also help you avoid tv spoilers enter the name of the show and you can avoid seeing anything written about it. >>> could the latest technology craze be hitting the housing companies are investing to film properties and posting the 360 views online realtors say the new technology is changing the game allowing people to view the property at anyplace at anytime they choose. >>> we just don't want people to spoil our shows, don't spoil my show for me. >> just type it in, blocked. >>> still to come this morning, running down the aisle. >> one marathon playing a roll what's kelly ayotte costing you? you're paying more for prescription medicines. kelly ayotte blocked lower cost generic drugs. you're paying high interest rates on college loans. ayotte voted against letting you refinance at lower rates. and you're paying higher bank fe

. >>> back now live, trump university, a federal judge in san diego is scheduled to hold a hearing laterhether the lawsuit against trump university should be delayed. according to the report of new york daily news, the president elect trump agreed to pay 20 to $25 million to settle that. steve is live on this day. the report is about what trump said during the course of this election when he said they'll throw this one out and i will win this case. >> reporter: well, this is a huge. not only of the comments you mentioned he said about this particular case, unless we forget who donald trump is. settling is losing. his attorney has been arguing that this period that he's in, he's 70 years so odd days that it is so important and crucial to form the american presidency that they need to postpone the trial from the 28th of november until after the inauguration. the plaintiffs meanwhile felt like they had a good case and they have been pushing to move forward. the judge though, judge curiel, has been pushing this and had some process and basically running the country. that's where we are at to

university case. the decision is up to the san diego judge who trump accused of bias because of his mexican heritage. the chicago tribune reports that trump has blocked reporters during the first day of his transition to the white house. he was entirely out of sight wednesday and turned down joli washington meetings yesterday. that breaks a long-standing practice for incoming u.s. presidents. slate says facebook founder doesn't think fake news stories that were spread on the popular site affected the election. mark zuckerberg said voters make their decisions on lived experience. he noted that fabricated stories could be shared by either side. the oregonian reports the submission of a ballot question election and other issues in saying oregon no longer shares values with the rest of the u.s. they need 1,000 signatures to draft the proposal. the ashbury park press says a new jersey lawmaker wants to impeach chris christie. the democratic senator claims the governor knew all along about bridgegate. a christie spokesman called it ridiculous. two former christie aides were convicted last week of causing t

the university of san diego found additional sleep can translate into thousands of more dollars in wagess about the subtle interplay between how people schedule their lives to get sleep and how name packets worker performance and ultimately pay. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. here's to your health. >>> "abc 7 news at 4:00" continues. a north bay golf course is slated for closure and some residents say not so fast. why they say it can't shut down. >> and dan with a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >> coming up next, colin kaepernick answers his critics. why he says not voting doesn't make him a hypocrite, and plus why it may be time to change your smoke alarm. 7 on your side's michael finney explains. also, online shopping and what maybe the best days for deals. those stories and a lot more when kristen and i see you f ♪ tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook.

on november 28, he will go to trial in a class action lawsuit in san diego involving the now defunked trump university. the suit alleges that the people who paid up to $35,000 for business classes were defrauded. it's expected that trump will testify in that trial. now this is just one of many lawsuits that have the president elect tied up. into his presidency. trump has also threatened legal action against women who accused him of sexual assault in the campaign and against chefs who backed out of contracts to work at the new trump hotel in d.c. now as far as the suits, there is some historical precedence here. in 1997, a supreme court ruled that a sitting president is not immune from litigation for actions they did before taking office. this comes from president bill sexual harassment by paula jones. in that case, justice john paul stephens wrote, "although scheduling problems may arise we have confidence in the ability of the federal judges to deal with both of these concerns giving the utmost deference to presidential responsibilities." but, of course, trump could forgo all of this if he wants to.

a new study suggests it could researchers at the university of california san diego find moderate use of social media such as facebook is associated with living longer. they say this helps enhance real world friendships and apparently makes us happier. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the 4s. ashton here now. what an awesome october. and here we go november. >> not much of a change as we transition into the new month. although it will be cooler today than it was yesterday. as we were talking about with 79 degrees yesterday. we have the time change coming up this weekend, sunday morning. we'll fall back. the longest weekend of the year coming up. it's nice to get that extra hour of sleep. top five warmest octobers on record in denver. yesterday morning i was talking about us being in fourth place. then we got so warm yesterday second warmest october on record. three-way tie there. remarkable. 31 in limon. 41 in pueblo. 31 in leadville. it's quite chilly in some areas. in the denver area we're waking up to temperatures in the 40s and 50s. make sure you're prepared for that ou

. >>> a study at the university of california san diego found that moderate use of social media such as facebook is associated with living longer. they stress the activity should enhance your actions off-line. >>> time to think about thanksgiving. and butterball is offering a new way to get help with the turkey. you know they've had that telephone line to get help. now if you have problems you can check -- text your questions in the week leading up to thanksgiving. there are funny phone calls so they will have funny text messages. >> if you waited until the last in the turkey and you find out it is the gizzards and stuff. [ laughter ].>> okay so in pasco county us 19 is now closed southbound. this is all because of an injury accident through port richie at fox hollow drive. we just got word that they did have to shut down the southbound lanes of us 19 take an alternate route at phoenix drive to the or you have a road to the east. >>> weatherwise we are off to a quiet start. this is sarasota. not a cloud in sight. this is what we expect for most of the morning. be aware if you are a l

. >>> a federal judge today in san diego will hear arguments from trump's attorneys to delay a civil fraud trial involving trump university. that case is scheduled to go to trial in ten days, but donald trump wants it delayed until after his inauguration. his attorneys argue that preparations for the white house are critical and all consuming right now. the class action suit by former students allege trump university misled them and nothing more than a scam. >>> nancy pelosi facing a challenge to the leadership to the house democratic caucus this morning. tim ryan , ohio congress member says he wants to put his hat in the ring. we have reporter manu raju with the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning, george and christine. ohio congress member tim ryan throwing his hat in the ring mounting an uphill challenge against nancy pelosi who had control over the caucus for years and years and has deep loyalty having raised millions of dollars for her colleagues. there is a lot of angst among house democrats if nancy pelosi knows how to get her party back in majority. i had a chance to speak with mr. ryan. he said re

news feed may actually help you live longer, according to new study according to the university of california san diego. moderate use of social media, moderate use. >> logging off right now. >> affect longevity. how much, researchers stress that usage should maintain and enhance interactions off line. that's a key, too. >> facebook enhances my life it, does, it does. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", open enrollment begins today for the affordable care act. but there are lots of changes from last year, we're live with some tips, so you get it best coverage for your money. >> and our big story of the day, septa on strike. jan, good morning. >> reporter: septa on strike, you're right, rahel. jan carabeo reporting live in center city philadelphia this morning. coming up: just how long commuters could be without a ride. we will talk about some of the ticking points in the negotiating process. >> all right, thanks, jan. so what's this mean to us? what is the service? ultimate options, parking changes, how will it affect you? first, we will take a quick break, stay right where you are, cb

university. sharon chen reports from san diego -- where the trial was scheduled to start. that settlement reached an hour before the hearing was supposed to happen... president elect trump class action lawsuits... take vo as protestors lined up outside the courthouse ... inside attorney worked to strike a deal. the settlement confirmed during the lunch hour. a $25 million dollar victory for the over 6,000 students of the now defunct trump university. attorneys said from the settlement, students would get back 50% or more of their money... originaly to be hearing... trumps attorneys asking for a delay on the trial... until after the inauguration. but, no trial... since we have the settlement. trump will also pay $1 million to the state of new york for violating state education laws. this settlement involves 3 lawsuits ... the one filed here in san diego...another in california and another in new york. as part of that deal, trump will not have to admit any wrong doing... take sot daniel elect trump has got laser focus on moving forward. it's time to move on, it's time to mov

first up, a very true and very new study from the university of california san diego that facebook users are like. with living longer, yes, 12% less likely to die in a given year than nonusers, but only when the site is used to serve and maintain real world social connections. lead researchers saying the study proves a link to facebook and living longer, but they are not sure why. hey, it's an excuse to log in and post that halloween selfie you looked great in. up next, a picture too true for any moms out there. take a look at this 7-year-old from indiana who decided to dress up as a mom for halloween this year. in this picture, minutemy nom laney has dark sishlgs, two babies on board and her track suit. it's a total mess. liked by nearly 200,000 people on facebook. very creative. >> and, finally, newlyweds who are really putting the bear in "ring bearer," why did the couple let a 200-pound grizzly bear crash their wedding? perhaps they're from moscow and traditions are different over there. i don't know. the bride is in red, after all, but they invited a local domesticated grizzly to sh

while the transition is taking place, lawyers in san diego are trying to slow a civil trial against trump university. donald trump's lawyer says he is going to ask the court to postpone the trial ""i don't know if he has any willingness to settle this case but it's in my judgment that he has that option and it at least needs to be considered. " if the case does move forward, mr. trump may have to participate. flash flood victims in dubuque will soon get some financial help to protect their homes from high waters. the u-s giving dubuque more than $30 million dollars for flood protection. flash flooding like this during heavy rainfall often causes damage to homes in downtown dubuque. more than $8 million dollars of that grant will pay for things like, replacing basement windows, putting in a sump pump, and fixing cracks in the foundation. the city says it plans to spend between $15 and 18 thousand dollars on each home. that's a huge relief for homeowners. "i hope we do get grants ya know, or something to take out that. your pocket, it becomes too much ya know. " in less than 17 years, various presiden

first up, a true and very new study from the university of california of san diego that facebook usersinitely like. a study of 12 million active facebookers suggesting the social media site is associated with living longer. users 12% less likely to die in a given year than nonusers, but only when it's serving and maintaining real world social connections. the lead researcher says proving a link to facebook and living longer, but they are not exactly sure why, but, hey, it's another excuse to log in and post a halloween selfie you looked so great in. up next, a picture that's a little too true for moms out there. take a lack at 7-year-old from indiana who decided to dress up as a mom for halloween this year. in a photo, there's dark circles, two babies on board, and a track suit. it's a total mess. the costume, apparently all her idea, has been liked by 200,000 people on facebook. very creative. and, finally, newlyweds who put the bear in ring bearer. why did this couple let a 200 pound grizzly bear crash the wedding? perhaps because they are from moscow and traditions are different? i

. >>> and trump's attorney telling a san diego judge he would be open to a accusing the university of defrauding students that wanted to learn about real estate. the judge is being asked to delay the trial until early next year. right now it is expected to start november 28th. . well, the hiker spotted the former presidential nomine hillary clinton while she was hiking near her home in new york. the first time she has been seen since they conceded in the told her she was proud to vote for her. >>> well, memorabilia from with presidential election, typically you receive items from the losing side because the special edition of news week with the could have "madame president" was prematurely shipped to newsstands across the country. 250,000 were printed but only 17 magazines were actually sold. >>> the ceo of grub hub taking a stand attitudes. a companywide email was sent out advocating for inclusion and tolerance in the workplace. he realized some employees may not feel the same so he invited those people to send him their immediate resignation. maloney says he welcomes and accepts all

. >>> the trump university trial may be delayed. the judge in san diego just attorneys. >> before the trial a flashback of sorts to cosby days. reruns on tv ahead of the comedian's trial. viewers can tell a difference between cosby and his tv persona. >>> the feds calling for changes to make sure you don't get hacked. they want tech companies to beef up security on big and simple items. there won't be penalties if companies don't want to do so. >>> get ready. here we go again. laptops and phones should be top holiday gifts, so do you buy an extended warranty? >> they cover the least likely thing to go wrong. ken coburn is talking about them saying it doesn't cover malicious software. wrong. >> your extended warranty is covering failure of hardware. >> this laptop comes with a two-year service warranty that covers drops and spills. >> if it's saying no matter what happens to the software that's covered that's a better plan. >> he says warranties are a better option for phone and tablets since thermo bill. but the main problem -- since they are mobile. but

on the monday after thanksgiving, a trial is set to begin in san diego in a class-action lawsuit against trump universitybe called as a witness by both sides. the suit alleges trump misled and defrauded students enrolled in his real estate program. and today there was a hearing to decide what type of evidence each side can present. so, to drew griffin we go, our investigative correspondent. what can we expect from that? >> we can expect the president-elect trying to defend himself in not one but three lawsuits coming up here. there have been big developments in advance of the hearing which takes place in half an hour. the judge seems poised to eliminate one of the biggest defenses of trump's university, one that we have heard so many times, especially on the campaign trail that the student evaluations in which trump claims 98% of students were happy with the seminars they were attending, judge ruling earlier today that is irrelevant to the case. he is planning not to allow it. the judge may allow everything else trump said on the campaign trail including tweets, statements and, brooke, maybe even the fla