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this will be its 21- st anniversary. save the date -- tickets go on sale november 28-th. many of us are relieved the election is finally over... but some still have fears and stress about what's to come. u-n-l-v wants to help! we'll hear from students about new group therapy sessions being offered. a local student is helping out her school... with brand-new science books. how much money she needs to raise. and... "the king of country" has a reign on las vegas. how long he'll be extending his residency for... your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 5. local. las vegas nearly a million dollars will be given to nevada to try to cut the rate of prisoners who re-offend. the u-s government announced the grant for the plan today. it would focuse on men convicted of drug crimes or who committed property crimes where drug use was a factor. the plan will try to give prisoners skills to adjust to life outside prison... so they don't end up back behind bars. the director of the nevada department of corrections says property crime was 80-percent

. >>> and this celebration right here marked the 55th anniversary of st. mary's school in springfield. it kicked off with a mass. and then invited to a gay la dinner in the hall. st. mary's began with a church from a creamery purchased back in 1923. that school was built in 1961. >>> space book is looking to expand into china, we have details on the new tools, the company is implementing to help make that move. >>> disney is growing. we have details on plans to add attractions at the resort in hong kong. >>> a volcano, columns of ash and smokes in mexico. >>> gray showers this morning for the poconos, steadier rain arriving next week for entire regional. details coming up the accu weather seven-day forecast. . >>> take a look at this spectacular time laps video from mexico, shows the first amendment of a volcano eruption. some towns interior mountain reported ash falling but there were no evacuations thankfully. let's get you caught up on the forecast. good to have chris sowers back, dealing with throat issues, people want to know what's going on >> i've h

. >>> this celebration marked the 55th anniversary of st. mary's school in schennville montgomery county. the school were invited to a gay la dinner in the parish home. it was purchased from a creamery back in 1923. through the efforts of 25 families it was built if 1961. >>> coming next, we will introduce you to a local woman who insured that everyone in her neighborhood enjoyed the comfort of meals at the holidays. >>> tree arrives in washington as the obamas prepare for final christmas there at the white house >> looks like a quiet weekend overall both today and tomorrow. temperatures fairly mild. nothing really to talk about. pattern turns unsettled next week with much-needed rain. i'll have the details on its arrival when we come back. ♪ life can be messy... but with crayola color wonder... it doesn't have to be. don't you wish life could be this mess-free? color wonder. find it in the crayola aisle. sets each sold separately. >>> official white house christmas tree arrived. first lady michelle obama received a 19-foot beach fir from wi

st. louis county for the first anniversary of michael brown's death in 2015. ere were a number of demonstrations that were planned and i felt drawn to ferguson st. louis as many thousands have been drawn in the past year to learn from the young organizers in the streets so i put together the longest continuous protest in civil rights history with the exception of maybe the montgomery bus boycott, the historic protest. i came back to berkeley hoping to write an intro to the paperback version of who we be.w it just poured out of me. it sprawled. i wrote 50 pages. i turned it in, my publisher said this is not an intro to ao book, but it's probably a new book. i had taken two decades to do the first two book, but this one had that essay poured out of me. i finished the rest of the book in about four months. one of the main ideas that i trace in who we be, it just deepens when i had a chance to be there in san diego city, in st. louis county invertedlouis ferguson. it was a strange paradox that i think we face right now in our country which is, we live in a time. wh

st. pete-clearwater international. today ironically the airline celebrating a 10-year anniversary at the airport. the same day our news partners at the "tampa bay times" published a blistering report card from 2015. allegiant jets forced to at least 77 unexpected landings last year for serious mechanical issues. half of its aging air fleet suffering some sort of failure mid-flight. unexpected landings two to four times that of other major airports. >> you try not to let it bother you. >> reporter: the airline which had blamed media scrutiny over stalled negotiations with its pilots union says improvements are well underway thanks in large part to purchasing 20 its aging fleet. >> over the last 12 months, incidents were defined as a diversionary turn back, they are down 60% to the same 12- month period. >> reporter: mike winegrant says they do not have mechanics at each of the airports they service. unlike bigger carriers, they may have to divert or turn around to get things fixed. >> i believe allegiant is safe. i am not convinced most rileyable on what -- reliable based on what we will see. >> r

st. pete-clearwater international. today ironically the airline celebrating a 10-year anniversary at the airport. the same day our news partners at the "tampa bay times" published a blistering report card from 2015. allegiant jets forced to at least 77 unexpected landings last year for serious mechanical issues. half of its aging air fleet suffering some sort of failure mid-flight. unexpected landings two to four times that of other major airports. >> you try not to let it bother you. >> reporter: the airline which had blamed media scrutiny over stalled negotiations with its pilots union says improvements are well underway thanks in large part to purchasing 20

st. jude's ranch for children is celebrating a major milestone. for 50 years, the charity has been helping abused and neglected children. on friday...they held their golden anniversary fundraiser to celebrate a half century of work in the valley. the original fundraiser was the inspiration for founding the charity. that was when the likes of frank pack stepped up./// ((nia wong)) >>> now turning an eye on our weather... let's send it over to katie boer on what you can expect this week. katie? ((katie boer)) >> good morning! another very pleasant, dry and mild day across southern nevada with our above average temperatures continuing into the second half of the weekend. .......... here's a peak at your sunday planner...10am temps. starting 74. climbing up to our high of about 80 by 3pm with temps. dropping only a hair by 7pm this evening. ((nia wong)) >>> metro is searching for the people responsible for killing two people in the valley this weekend.. >> adding to another deadly weekend fueling this year's crime spike. what police are doing to prevent it's hard to make the past dissappear, but danny tarkanian is trying. he'd rather you forget about all of his failed r

st. pete. on the 26th the festival is at gull air village in oldsmar. the history museum marks the 75th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor, and tickets are on sale now for the red cross gingerbread house event. >> this community calendar is brought to y b new port richey. >>> more sunshine today than yesterday. we'll have highs back in the mid-70s and a cold night hope for the long-term survival of our state animal, the florida panther. for the first time in 40 years they say a female panther has been spotted north of the caloosahatchee river. that's the river that divides fort myers. >> a camera recorded these photos of a panther. biologists say its footprint confirms it's a female and they hope it will expand the florida panther population. >> they've seen males wandering around north of there, in osceola >> and she's on the prowl. >> hello. >> we've got coverage of today's top stories right now on abcactionnews.com. >> tampa bay's morning blend is captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: ? >>> good thank you so much for joining us on "tampa bay's morning blend" where nor

st. jude's ranch for children is celebrating a major milestone. for 50 years, the charity has been helping abused and neglected children. on friday...they held their golden anniversary fundraiser to celebrate a half century of work in the valley. the original fundraiser was charity. that was when the likes of frank sinatra and the rest of the rat pack stepped up./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) through the early part of the week right into election day. ............. overnight lows a little above normal... and so will be highs. ........... some high level clouds streaming into valley skies today. slightly cooler but above normal by veterans day on friday. ............ r ((sherry swensk)) ((demetria obilor)) the northbound 95 exit to valley 95 exit to valley view is closed off after a crash. use alternates. this crash on westo >> back to you./// ((brian loftus)) >>> not all campaign ads are created equal.. ((kirsten joyce)) >> we'll look at what some are calling the funniest of the season. ((brian loftus)) >>> plus... the mayor of north las vegas is jo

. >>> paris marks the one year anniversary of the terrorist attacks there that left 130 people dead. hundreds of paper lanterns floated down the canal sts crowds looked on in silence. people paid respects at the concert hall where 90 people were killed. the president of france and paris mayor visited each site where the victims died. >>> back here in the u.s., there are dozens of wildfires in the southeast with no rain in sight. officials believe some of the fires are arsons. more than 70,000 acres in eight states destroyed. thick smoke is now posing a health hazard in several areas, and some residents have been evacuated. highways and a section of the appalachian trail is now closed. >>> now to some good news. the super moon, it's back. >> i'm really excited. >> the biggest and brighter moon in 70 years, and it's not going to repeat for another 18 years. incredible images. >> like a painting. a supermoon occurs 14 months, but this is the closest approach of the moon to planet earth, about 17,000 miles closer than average. if you can't run outside right now because you're watching "world news now," you got another chance to go out to s

st --boeing s teerman. >> for a complete schedule go to c-span.org. in-depth, the 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the anniversary.f "countdown to pearl harbor: the 12 days to the attack." the author of countdown to infamy, and pearl harbor from infamy to greatness. followed by an interview with april harbor survivor. an american sailor's firsthand account of pearl harbor. the take questions from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern. go to c-span.org for a complete weekend schedule. "washington journal" continues. host: benjamin schreiber is here to discuss how environmental groups are reacting to donald trump's election and what his environmental policy might be. thank you for joining me. friends of the earth called mr. trump's election a gut punch to the planet. why? guest: donald trump is a climate denier. he does not believe climate change is man-made. he has attacked renewable energy. he wants to increase fracking and return to the drill, baby, drill days of the bush administration. it will make us international pariahs. he has indicated in interviews that he may we willing to soften the heart line stance he had during