or hiv status. we wanted to feel like you can come home, people feel proud when they walk into the building. i had one person tell me, i feel like a millionaire when i walk into your building. it. which is a big reason people aren't in hiv care because of the perceived stigma they feel. >> tell us about the expanded services there. this is the facilities at 14th street. >> 1525 14th street. we provide an array of services. we have primary medical. we have infectious disease. testing and counseling, we have nutrition, we have physical therapy, we have behavioral health which psychiatry, mental health. we have people getting people signed up for insurance. legal assistants, we have nurse care managers and care navigators to help people with their care, especially to keep engaged and adherent to the medication. >> people can go to whitman walt man to get any help. options to be insured or what we can do for you if you're unable to pay. >> what happened to your old facility, the elizabeth taylor center?

the status quo remains the status quo. i say supervisor wiener's proposal is changing the current 2013 to 2016 code. eliminating 503.4.1, that was in the last code psychosqul wish to maintain that. appendix d we are silent on appendix d and not putting that in there at the wish of working with other departments and supervisors. i would say sfr the most part the status quo is in place here and we are not the ones requesting change on that. >> but you are the ones requesting there is no change. generally departments make their rounds when there is something in issue that effects them greatly >> very good. >> i don't know about supervisor peskin, but i don't recall anyone reaching out and offering a briefing or update what is happening in the department, so it is a little frustrating to deal with a weighty issue and presented as incredibly important but yet there was no due diligence work done on the prior to the committee. >> i understand if i may respond to that. >> sure. we met on a number of occasionwise supervisor wiener

even buying extra plots to put the statue in." the lack of up keep and complaints from families of those buried near the statue leaving the volunteer board of the non-profit cemetery "between a rock and a hard this statue are usually left on the family to help maintain able to track down any family. "we have to as a board look out for the all the cemetery, all the grave sites and all of the appearances. not just one in the process. when we take a look at this one of the many facets is the cost of a replacement. we haven't been able to find any member of that willing to meet the cost." the board tells me estimates for the repair of the statue range from can afford. if they do end up removing it --- the headstone and other decorative items would remain. in jessica hartman . . .news 7 kwwl. the board hopes this reaches a family member or someone who is willing to help repair the statue. they are going to make a decision on the statue in the spring. continuing coverage -- the man accused of stabbing his girlfr --testifying in court to

the status quo remains the status quo. i say supervisor wiener's proposal is changing the current 2013 to 2016 code. eliminating 503.4.1, that was in the last code psychosqul wish to maintain that. appendix d we are silent on appendix d and not putting that in there at the wish of working with other departments and supervisors. i would say sfr the most part the status quo is in place here and we are not the ones requesting change on that. >> but you are the ones requesting there is no change. generally departments make their rounds when there is something in issue that effects them greatly >> very good. >> i don't know about supervisor peskin, but i don't recall anyone reaching out and offering a briefing or update what is happening in the department, so it is a little frustrating to deal with a weighty issue and presented as incredibly important but yet there was no due diligence work done on the prior to the committee. >> i understand if i may respond to that. >> sure. we met on a number of occasionwise supervisor wiener

i personally like to water my statue of the virgin mary. >> i'm assuming that's fake blood?s, of course. it's staged theater blood. >> i just wonder how it feels so deride so many of these significant figures and items in the christian world. >> none of these objects to me carry any spiritual value, so therefore i don't feel like it's hurting anything or anyone. the christian world can be very mocking to us in our beliefs. i keep my beliefs in my bedroom, and i don't impose them on others. >> in the judeochristian faith, god's greatest adversary is satan. a vitriolic figure perceived as a great deceiver. a liar and a perveyer of evil who can only lead humanity into one way, into sin. but michael doesn't see it that way. why satan? >> why not? what has satan done that's so evil besides rebel against god's ideas and will? to me it goes back to the garden of eden where mankind makes that decision, instead of eternity, he chooses knowledge, and i consider my path very similar to that. >> it's a path michael first started exploring as a young boy in sunday school. michael was rai

a statue of st. francis assisi, their patron saint. - he who loved all god's creatures. - and who was loved by them. - at statue is also loved, paladin, by these people, it would be almost like a miracle to them. (bell ringing) i have a duty to perform in the church. think on it, paladin. it would be interesting. a miracle wrought by a man who might play mephistopheles. - hmm. (laughing) - si, but i overheard, and i have some information. beyond the mountains, there is a little town called sierra roja, in which there are three strange ladies. - padre... if i do find this statue, could we talk about the brandy later? - yes. yes, we could talk. - all right, padre, - about the only time we got action on our cage is weekends, a cool drink will do nicely. - friend, where did you get this? - if it's any of your business, i bought it. - well, i'll give you what you paid for it. i'll even throw in a little extra for your trouble, all right? - look, it's not for sale. now, put it back. - this is a religious r

not only did the va have his marital status wrong it was the va's mistake that dragged things out. keith and debbie addis took a short stroll before he checked into a hospital for a heart procedure. >> i don't know what's happening with this congestive heart failure. >>reporter: keith is trying to tie up loose ends with >> she can apply for my benefit if something happens to me, there's one small snafu. >> they have got me on single status, he served in the air force in the 70s he and debbie married in the 80s. keith receives a small disability check for injury he suffered in the air force. he's tried for 9 years to get the va to change his marital status. >> quite honest by when you call thank you for your service and we're not going dodo anything for you. >>reporter: he provided the va with marriage license, birth >> they said your wife's middle initial is not right. well that he made out the form. >>reporter: five months ago he asked congressman tom rooney for help. >> it's become urgent cincinnati it got into this heart failure situation. >>reporter: keith is running out of pat

step away from ncaa division one status... and could become a full fledged scholorship awarding and money generating sport. tristan mayer/unlv freshman; "for me at least fee process forward.. even if i dont' do it myself." dion antisin/unlv soph; "hopefully this becomes a d-1 team and wins a national championshipone day at the divsion one level that would be great to see everything that we've built." ((chris maathuis)) unlv will join next season and be one of 60 acha d 1 teams competing for a championship. the last two successful programs at that level moved to up ncaa d-1 status. but money talks and that's whats is holding unlv back. zee khan/gml; "we need about 10 million for a five year can do that.. we also needs women's lacrosse and we've been working together." ((chris maathuis)) the golden knights have been supportive... even granting unlv use of its practice facility. that will become their new home.. complete with a locker room. zee khan/gm; "going to be great, first classs exctiing for everybody." dion antisin/forwar

. >> i'm willing to pay up to a million dollars for that piano man to have the statue he deserved. >> this is doctor dean, i met up with him in a train station one morning we can find him campaigning in a very interesting way. >> i have handcuffs that says here, stop cooks -- if you look at it you figure it out. at first, no then, this is going to be a collectors item someday. >> according to heart he was unsuccessful in getting a road named after billy joel which begs the question, can you get anything past them? >> my opponent has had 42 bills and zero have passed. my opponent is -- >> every chopper reaction and he said it's the democrats fault that he couldn't get the street named. >> i also reached out to billy joel himself to get perspective but he didn't get back to me. so i reached out out to the next best thing. >> a billy joel tribute band. >> politics should not be involved in any of this at all. those two should go away. >> they even put their own spin on a billy joel favorite in favor of the statue. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think a street named after his a good idea. how can that

the status quo.t essentially means clinton in the white house, a divided government, the democrats take the senate and republicans take the house. i want to know if a clinton presidency really is the status quo given the subtle shift to the left that we saw in the run-up to the election. are we overlooking that in a significant way? >> that is a good point. and the way that i would answer that question is to focus on a fiscal stimulus. the market is assuming that a donald trump victory would have a big fiscal stimulus but you could also see more stimulus coming from hillary clinton. if shelarly as you said had control of congress. from that perspective, it is important to the dollar because the bottom line is the fed is still driving the dollar. where thetors see dollar is going, they want to know what the fed is doing. if we have faster ruth driven by fiscal expansion that means there is more pressure on the fed to raise rates. that could be very supportive for the dollar. you are right to focus on

this statue of two cowboys. >> we believe they placed the candles around the statue probably thinking it was bronze. and it's styrofoam fiberglass. >> the city is working with the statue's artist and a local foundry to replace the statue and make it in bronze. >>> six crowns associated with the ms. america page end have gone missing. they look similar to this one delivered to a home in two separate packages but two suspects came along and stole it. those crowns were composed of crystals. there were several dresses inside the boxes. >>> asu police will be introducing their newest canine at tonight's sun devils football game. tillman who is named after patrol and explosives detection dog. he will come out during the university's salute to service program. the game kicks off at 7:30 against the university of utah. >>> early arrivals, an estimated 200,000 premature births each year in the u.s. we have answers on the surprising factor that could lead to that. >> and thieves warming up to homeowners, you might need your furnace checked out before winter. so we'll show youow red flags. >> ni

connected to the statue. "we have to as a board look out for the all the cemetery, all the grave sites and all of the appearances. not just one in the process." the board says it could cost tens of -- much more than they can afford. they hope a family member -- or someone else -- will step forward to help repair it. an eastern iowa family is working to bring awareness to one of the deadliest cancers. michael oglesby from dubuque had pancreatic cancer. he died in january. his family is now starting a foundation in his name. they say they want to "what we're fighting for is early detection, to give people a fighting chance. that's part of the reason the foundation was formed, so that there can be the medical community." one study predicts pancreatic cancer will become the second leading cause of cancer- related deaths in the u-s in just four years. learn more about the foundation and where to donate on our website at kwwl dot com. the concerns about the zika virus continue across the u-s. blood centers like thi

live from las vegas, fox5 news this morning starts now "even if we have a temporary status i feel scared, i feel scared every night and i feel scared every morning." immigrant familes across the country are living in fear they could be deported. what donald trump's presid for families living in asylum. the latin grammys taking over vegas... and they're giving the gift of music to local students the lucky school set to receive a 20 thousand dollar donation in new musical instruments. honoring our nation's heroes. a first-ever honor flight takes off from the silver state. why these servicemembers are so important to america's legacy. good morning i'm dave hall. and i'm maria silva. cassandra jones joins us now a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. we have one more nice day with sunny ses & warm conditions before change arrives tomorrow. temperatures stay mild tuesday with highs in the upper s. some high clouds drifting into the area during the afternoon; that is a sign of some cooler and windier changes ahead. strong southerly winds wi

in china, owning a home and a car is a status symbol for men.ithout such assets, future in-laws would not be happy. this man moved here two years ago in search of work. he has a girlfriend he wants to marry in the near future. at the moment, he lives in a share house with friends save money. his monthly income from an it firm is $2,600. about five times higher than when he lived in the countryside. he's saving half of that income for his future marriage. he cuts costs as much as possible. including food expenses. but it will still take 10 years for him to save enough money for a down payment on a home. he and his girlfriend are now thinking of renting a new apartment with the money they've saved so far. although he dreams of purchasing a home before he marries, the reality is bleak. >> she now works as an interior designer and met lee through a frie friend. >> lee came to beijing in search of a wealthy life. but his hopes for marrying, buying a home and rearing children here have been dashed. according to recent figures, there are more billionai

the status quo remains the status quo. i say supervisor wiener's proposal is changing the current 2013 to 2016 code. eliminating 503.4.1, that was in the last code psychosqul wish to maintain that. appendix d we are silent on appendix d and not putting that in there at the wish of working with other departments and supervisors. i would say sfr the most part the status quo is in place here and we are not the ones requesting change on that. >> but you are the ones requesting there is no change. generally departments make their rounds when there is something in issue that effects them greatly >> very good. >> i don't know about supervisor peskin, but i don't recall anyone reaching out and offering a briefing or update what is happening in the department, so it is a little frustrating to deal with a weighty issue and presented as incredibly important but yet there was no due diligence work done on the prior to the committee. >> i understand if i may respond to that. >> sure. we met on a number of occasionwise supervisor wiener

the status quo remains the status quo.ay supervisor wiener's proposal is changing the current 2013 to 2016 code. eliminating 503.4.1, that was in the last code psychosqul wish to maintain that. appendix d we are silent on appendix d and not putting that in there at the wish of working with other departments and supervisors. i would say sfr the most part the status quo is in place here and we are not the ones requesting change on that. >> but you are the ones requesting there is no change. generally departments make their rounds when there is something in issue that effects them greatly >> very good. >> i don't know about supervisor peskin, but i don't recall anyone reaching out and offering a briefing or update what is happening in the department, so it is a little frustrating to deal with a weighty issue and presented as incredibly important but yet there was no due diligence work done on the prior to the committee. >> i understand if i may respond to that. >> sure. we met on a number of occasionwise supervisor wiener's o

let's get something straight right now, everybody know what the status is, that's your status, that's my decision. i made it. >> we've been letting them know, you control the outcome of this to a certain extent. if you behave and prove worthy of, we'll consider at some point allowing you maybe to go back into general population at the end of the day it's kind of up to them. >> what you can do now is step in your cell and close your door and have a seat on your mat. >> coming up -- >> when he slammed the door, what did you do? >> i slapped him. >> you slapped him. you sure did. >> big sam mcclaren launches an investigation into the assault on nick dicillo. >> you lying to me. you lying to me about how and why you slapped that man. >> and later -- >> in the ten charlie pod he smeared feces all over his body, and the walls, and the doors. >> nothing surprises me. some guys you know they're perfectly calm one minute and the next minute they're doing what he did. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> inside cleveland's cuyahoga county corr

the statue's artist to replace it in bronze. >> it's a landmark. it's an important part of our c >>> flags at arizona state office buildings were at half-staff today. the mayor called reed a deeply humbling reminder of the sacrifices that police officers make to keep communities safe. >>> a final count isn't in at this point, but it looks like prop 205 will not pass. many people in arizona can and do use medical marijuana for medical purposes. >> dave joins us live with how conflicts with your doctor. >> some patients want to integrate marijuana with the other pain medications prescribed by their doctor. if you don't consult your doctor, you may have to sacrifice one for the other. fortunately there's a way you can fix that. >> reporter: ruth green says pain from her arthritis makes it hard to hold a book. she's been on meds for 8 years but they offer little relief. so she looked at medical marijuana. watched arguments for it on television, and i finally thought what the hell i'll try it! >> reporter: she spent nearly $300 to obtain a medical marij

winds advisory status. temperatures will be trending about 10 cooler sunday compared to the start of the a woman was injured last night in a random shooting at a park. metro police say the woman was walking when she heard gunshots and took off running. it happened at coleman park... near washington and torrey pines. police say the woman noce bleeding... and went to a friends house to call police. anyone with information should call police. you can leave a tip with crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. a woman who says she was wrongly convicted of killing a homeless man in las vegas... will get a new evidence hearing. the nevada supreme court handed down the ruling last week... in the case of kirstin lobato. she says new evidence will bolster her alibi... and show someone else could have killed 44 year old duran right now she's in prison... after she was convicted of killing bailey...and leaving his body in a trash bin. she claims she was in her hometown of panaca at the time. supporters have petitioned for her cas

an angel of hope stands alone at xavier high school in cedar rapids.the statue commemorates all lives lost too soon. angel was erected through the efforts of kylie dewees.a junior in high school in 2012, kylie watched the tragic shooting unfold at sandy hook elementary school. i wanted to have a place people could go to either find hope or help heal.the angel of hope idea comes from a book called "the christmas box." box."every year on dec. 6 at 7pm theres a candlight vigil for all 124 angels of hope support group in dubuque read the book so it was fresh on their minds when they heard of the cedar rapids statue.one of the members, betty weber, explains, it had been on her heart for a while. while.i had been thinking about it for about 2 yearswe were kinda mulling over it in our mind we should get one for dubuque.betty decided to contact kylie's family to learn more about the process of getting an angel for thier town.: 07:45: 46 it made me really happy to see it kinda has a dominio effect once one person does something good in the community a lot of people try to follow and emmulate t

payne's statue again. somewhere, somebody -- when the statue was originally done, it showed payne with a beard. it got here and mr. corcoran said i never knew him with a beard, take it off. so, he does not have a beard here. what mr. corcoran wanted, he always got. that is why there is no beard. the other gentleman honored is wayne pygmy, who is a well-known clergy person in the mid-atlantic area. he was an episcopal cleric who was very well thought of and did a lot of things in this area. as a matter of fact, he presided at the event honoring john payne. unfortunately he died a week later. he was another good friend of mr. corcoran, so he had the statue put in place to honor the reverend. this is a picture of the gatehouse. if you remember when you driving at 30th street, on the left is a gatehouse. this is the gatehouse. my guess on this is that this is about 1900 or so. i am saying that because this section back here, which is the kitchen, was added in the 1890's. the gatehouse was built for the superin

this beautiful statue, but that vigil ended with the statue catching fire. the candles that were out to honor well, they ignited the statue, which was made of hardined fiberglass, not bronze. the statue which had been around for nearly a decade was destroyed, and the people living in the town say the statue holds special meaning. >> it was named after the two ranchers who actually played card, the deuces club, and whoever showed the card won town, and that's the lore of the name of the city, show low. >> a local group is working to raise donations on a gofundme page. we have posted a link on click on seen on tv. >>> two days after the election, donald trump has been declared the winner in arizona. >> officials are still counting ballots in arizona. tonight, the maricopa county recorder's office says there are still 310,000 ballots to count, add to that 55,000 provisional continue counting in the morning. >> two days after his victory, president elect trump heads to washington, dc to begin his transition in the new role. his plane receiving the water salute a

by the statue of liberty-ellis island foundation both to restore the statue as well as to restore this building. the statue will be rededicated in 1986 and this building will open in october of 1990. believe vice president quail ca -- quayl came out to efficient the opening and we've been open everybody since. so all told, 98% of the people who came through this building were able to get out and start their lives in america. 98% of 12 to 13 million people will translate into about 45% of the american population today who can tell you honestly that one of their ancestors came through this building, went through this process, and began their family's american story. for so many people it is the reason why they come visit ellis island, because they've heard so much about it. it's been in their family folklore. they come back to see the place where grandma or great grandfather came to america, answered the questions, passed the medical processing and began their family's american story. i think in all the discussions with immigration that we have going on today, i think there needs to be t

here outside the library is a statue that deserves note. woodrow and edith wilson are both supporters of the american red cross. this is one way the united states was involved in world war i even before we declared war and became involved militarily. the red cross did great work in worlder war one and was supported by many americans, including prominently the president and first lady. this sculpture was based on a popular poster of the time. it's called the greatest mother in the world and depicts a red cross nurse kneeling and cradling in her arms what you might initially think is a baby, but actually it's a small soldier which has been grievously wounded. it's an an maizingly empathetic work. i can imagine why the american public was so taken by this work, the idea of the woman must have spoken to the impulse of americans to be involved on, to do right, to do well. and so the wilsons, this was presented to president wilson, we think, by the artist sometime during world war i. here in woodrow wilson's library, we have a whole range of arti

we will not be asking questions in regards to a person's immigration status. officers will not enforce, investigate or detain people based on their immigration status. on the state level gone hicken looper said colorado will resist federal efforts from mass deportation. >> it is interesting. we'll have to see what the federal plan will be. we know colorado will be independent of that. thank you very much. >>> one group in colorado will protest trump's immigration status today. they are asking lawmakers to protect immigrants and welcome refugees. they'll gather at the capitol at 11:00. >>> a number of families are arguing one school district forced religious programs on their kids and they want it to stop. families are fighting douglas county schools saying they promoted religious programs. families argue that violates first amendment rights from efforts for two mission groups. families first filed a lawsuit about it in october of 2014 and lost. they'll repeal the ruling at 9:00 this morning. >>> superintendents from the state's largest school districts will me

mayor bowser also tweeted that "we've reaffirmed dc's status as a sanctuary city." supporters say deportation effort jeopardize public safety and security. mayors from hundreds of cities, mayors from establish sanctuary cities. president elect trump is threatening to take away funding from those cities if they do not cooperate with immigration enforcement. we are following a developing story in baltimore city. a middle school teacher is fired after she using a racial slur while yelling at her students. the tirade-- all caught on camera. " this happened tuesday, in a science class at harlem park middle school. tuesday, in a science middle school. the teacher - who has not been identified - was fired immediately. the school system released a statement saying such behavior is absolutely unacceptable. an update this morning on a food truck caught on fire on the george washington university campus. investigators now say the fire was caused by improper fueling of its generator. three people were injured when the falafel truck ignited. right now-- two remain in critical co

in richmond, two statues that honor the civil war were vandalized in protest. the words "your vote is a hate crime" were spray-painted on the jefferson davis and matthew fontaine noris statues. another said "no trump, no kkk." stay with abc 7 throughout the day for any developments involving p 7 news at 4:00 and of course the very latest on wjla.com. let's talk about something completely different now. a live look at the forecast, a look at the white house where that meeting between president obama and president-elect trump is going on right now. let's send it over to doug hill. doug: it is looking pretty nice. here is a live shot from alexandria, and it is a spectacular 58 degrees. miles an hour, so there is a chill in the air. even more so tomorrow with the cold front. right now, mid 50's to upper 50's, you can shave a couple of degrees off of these temperatures because of the gusty winds. the forecast with the high around 62 this afternoon with winds at times gusting at 25 miles an hour. plenty of sunshine. tonight, clearing cold, winds will diminish, 37 deg

i'm sure there will be statues ere erected. and i'm sure that some day when the castros are no longer in power those monuments and those statues -- it reminds me of the saddam hussein statue in baghdad. the one that the americans pulled down with the help of the iraqis. that's going to be the fate of those castro statues. >> a cllist in with the miami herald joining us this hour. stay with us we'll come back to you. >> rafael rommo joins us now. cnn correspondent. rafael, as we now have the confirmation that fidel castro has passed away, as fidel passes, what dies with him? >> i feel like in a way one of the old vestiges of the cold war is dying with him. especially because the role that he played during the cuban missile crisis, and how close the then ussr and the united states came to a full. >> -- full nuclear war and how he was right in the middle playing one against the other. and the other thing that comes to mind is how incredibly polarizing he was when he was alive, when he left government, and how incredibly polarizing

is that the status right now? >> that's the status right now.derstand most of them are expected to survive, bill. >> all right. jennifer. thank you very much. now let's turn to another higher education situation. this one in massachusetts. hampshire college says it will no longer fly the american flag. >> this stands for all the veterans around the whole nation, everybody who fought for this flag. it's more than just a symbol. >> the symbol was raising the temperature of the controversy that disagreement in getting us away from the underlying values that we wanted to discuss. >> joining us now from boston, adrianna connie -- cohe. it seems almost impossible to believe. let's start with the college. hampshire college is, what, a small liberal arts school? >> that's right. in western massachusetts. >> and the student body, is it a radicalized school? is it something that has been known in the past to do these kinds of anti-american things? >> well, you know, we haven't really seen that lately. but what has happened is political correctness has run

and the university says it will continue not to volunteer information on immigration status. this college president released a similar statement. >>> 34 people facing charges all from a wage protest in cambridge. jamie eldridge of acton was one arrested. other rallies were held at logan airport and across the country in what's been called a national day of disruption. >>> 4:55 right now. the state is paying special tribute to gold star families around the holidays. a tree at the state house was dedicated to massachusetts residents ed photos of the men and women decorate the tree. the governor says the sacrifice transcends politics. >>> a reminder of how quickly a holiday fire can destroy a home. they set a mock living room up with a tree, within 25 seconds the entire room was engulfed. your tree watered and inspect your lights to make sure there are no frayed wires. >>> the toys for tots campaign kicks off today. they are collecting new, unwrapped toys at all state police barracks. you can donate at most fire stations, most walgreens stores. >>> the none believable destinatio

pass the legal status. but, frankly, professor wood comes to border security and injury security, i'm not going to cover because those are the premier auction of government. quite frankly you should have to negotiate when it comes to border security. that should not be a bargaining chip that use in a broader immigration debate. that is what sovereign thinkers, sovereign entity should not have to apologize for knowing who is coming and going. >> i have a question for you and i'll get back to you in a minute. border security issue in the interior security issue. is a as a matter of will. let's go with visa overstays. >> amassing because of the senate bill originally provided a tremendous amount of resources in terms of increased border personnel, and that was the sticking point and now for some people, but for others it was a question of path to legality versus round them up and send them home. >> they propped it up within a minute at the very end and it was a successful effort against republicans did it work

on the status of those true north metrics. so on september 30 of this year to bring you up to date, the network and dph leaders can together for a one-day meeting your follow-up strategic planning retreat to our session back in march. your member back in march we stuck to very first tricky dick plan for the network using the methodology. at the session a few weeks ago in september, we received some foundational being education from our roanoke consultants about the value of visual management and monitoring the status of lien improvement processes. in addition, at that september one-day session, we also spent time of we finding and bringing closer to completion of the unfinished a-three team charters for a five phase 1 strategic initiatives. the slide here shows a depiction of that lien visual management. what you see here is called a visibility room. this is a are a visibility room for the network which is located here in room 220 at 101 grove and some lien organizations this visibility room is referred to as the war room. thi

people place those candles around the statue last night and thinking it was made of bronze. it was made of styrofoam and fiberglas. the city has now working to replace it. >>> meanwhile flags at all state office buildings are lowered to half staff to honor that show low police officer. darren reid was shot and killed by daniel erickson on tuesday while responding to a disturbance call. and erickson barricaded himself in a cabin and held a 15-year-old hostage for six hours. erickson fired at officers they fired back and he was killed. reid was set to retire if february. he leaved behind a wife and two children. >>> valley attorney is accused of falsely filing for bankruptcy. scott mason is indicted on a dozen counts right now. prosecutors say he filed for bankruptcy seven years ago and then had his fiancee and father buy real estate, golf cart and diamond ring. $1.5 million business loan for less than half of that amount while continuing to claim bankruptcy. his fiancee and father have been indicted by a grand jury on multiple counts. >>> new at 6:00, a local company renovate

supreme court ruling from 1982 that protects students' education no matter their immigration status or their parents' immigration status. >> this election in no way has thinking about how is it we provide a quality education for kids? so they'll be safe as well as educated in our classrooms. >> dps had its head of legal teams fiend and post resources for concerned den families. we have a link to the -- denver families. we have a link to the resources and the statement on 9news.com. >>> we invited viewers to talk about the election, meet people from the other side and talk out their differences. people. we're airing an hour long let's just talk friday night talking about what a trump presidency means to them friday night 6 clock to 7 p.m. we're on 9news -- 6:00 to 7 p.m. we're on 9news and then on 9news.com. >>> crimes in the colorado constitution wording was adopted before president ulysses s. grant proclaimed colorado a state it declares there shall never be slavery or involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime. colorado's legislature unanimously voted to place a measure o

>> as minister, he attacked several pillars of french society like the 35 hour work week and the statusof civil servants. distanced himself further from his mentor. >> our country no longer believes in the promises that were made. reporter: in april this year he launched his own movement. by august, he was no longer in economy minister. his media presence increased, his personal life became the source of gossip magazines and he prepared to publish a book by the end of the year. his political ambitions have clearly become presidential ones. laura: to syria now where at least 32 people have been killed after airstrikes hit a children's hospital and school in rebel held eastern aleppo, according to activists and medics in the besieged eastern part of that city. it's the second day of renewed bombing by either regime or russian forces. moscow is denying responsibility and claims it is still observing a cease-fire. meanwhile the syrian president says he hopes to work together with donald trump to combat terrorism in syria. the obama administration has vigorously opposed ass and his regimead,

what's the status on that? >> franks wanted legislation to essentially shut down the glendale casino. governor ducey said they have had discussions about that legislation, nothing today but prevail and more than likely you will not see legislation to close the casino or anything like that. >>> convicted killer jodie arias's former attorney has tried his last case. he agreed to a four-year suspension after the state bar filed a complaint about his new book, but arias would not agree to the terms, and the bar today took that one saying the attorney revealed confidential privileged information in that book, violating ethical duties as a lawyer. arias is now serving a life sentence. >>> the group's attorney sent letters to maricopa county, adding the dbacks estimated property is, quote, "greatly exaggerated." at the same time, the team put out a statement adding it's deeply offended that they were uncooperative. the county plans to hold the team to its lease of chase field. that lease ends in 2028. >>> as you get r

. >>> meanwhile, show low residents are also trying to raise money to replace a well-known statue in the town of show low, which depicts how show between two frontiersmen and the winner had to show the low card. people placed candles around the statue thinking it was bronze, but it was fiberglass and caught fire. >> it was a safety hazard, so they had no -- they had to cut it out. it's a big loss for all of the community. people stop from all over and take pictures with it's a historic marker. >> a gofundme page has been set up to try and raise $40,000 to replace that statue. if you would like to help out, we have a link to that at fox10phoenix.com. >>> another hearing today in the civil contempt case against maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio who lost his bid for a 7th term in office against paul penzone this week. three years after a federal judge ordered arpaio to stop immigration sweeps and make changes to mcso, independent reports show biased policing more than 70 deputies have now been identified as potential problems. >> it means that they are, for example, stopping a certain

there is a status that confirms the basic ingredients.y need to be made in a certain province. >> they are normally made with almonds, melon and mango. different producers have their own individual, sometimes secret recipes, making it difficult to find a list of ingredients they can all agree on. a house specialty. we don't talk about it too much. creators in southern france don't just want to protect the identity of their cakes. they also want to ensure a mark of quality when they export their produce across asia. genie: let's take a look at today's top stories. hillary clinton tells her backers to never ever give up. she spoke about her devastating defeat in her first public appearance since conceding the presidential election to donald trump. hold his first meeting with a foreign leader since he won the vote. he will be sitting down with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. to drivee continues the islamic state group out of its last major stronghold in iraq. part of that massive operation has retaken the airport west of mosul. time for

yet they say their temporary status makes them nervous... " in trumps presidency, i am pretty sure that anything can change, at any moment" this perceived uncertainty is more common among undocumented immigrants, people with temporary visas and muslims. " you know when for a long time usually we have some sort of answer... " this time around, lawyers don't have an answer.. . " we understand what he said on the campaign trail, we understand how aggressive he wants to be with immigration, but i dont think it's going to be realistic..." the president- elect has softened his stance on mass deportations in recent days, instead focusing on undocumented criminals... " what we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records... gang members. drug dealers" still he says the fate of millions of other immigrants is still to be decided... " after the border is secured and after everything gets normalized we're going to make a determination on the people that they're talking about and theyre great people... etc" " i hope he can become a president for all the american peo

establishment in any time here and so i hope you'll consider the cafe international for a legacy status i won't have to pay 1924 and she gets along with everyone and thank you for your time appreciate it. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> not that much more expensive than toast. >> good evening, commissioners i'm matt i own half and hardware on west portal that is an honor to be here with long-standing businesses and thank you for the opportunity for to the gain much needed and administratively support from the city the hardware has served resident for 80 years and we've done about by adapting to changes and keeping up with the changes looking forward the future is much scarier and one i don't own a building even if i rent and face the economic threat that effects a lot of people i'm really looking forward to the certainty this will bring in allowing me to sclifrn a longer lease i know i'll have at least a little bit longer future so thank you very much and i encourage you to support those petitions thank you. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> next up. >> i'm jarvis rich i live on fulsome

mayors from nearly a dozen major cities appear ready to fight the president-elect over sanctuary status. >> and the weather satellite makes it to space. for ties to colorado and white today's launch means for how we track the weather. >> the next terms system is >> country's latest and weather satellite technology successfully launched earlier today from kennedy space center in florida. >> that satellite was built right here in denver. meteorologist matt makens explains how this is like going from sd to hd. years of work from hundreds of people folks right here in denver. the latest in weather satellite technology was still at lockheed martin with the simple purpose in mind, protecting all of us. >> is not that our existing satellites are bad, but since the 1970s, technology has come a long way. consider -- , the first boat versions of the >> much better quality -- >> technology evolves -- >> from 22,000 feet, the goes r will be able to track weather conditions like never before. five times faster, four times were detailed and three times the waist with the earth. for colorado, this wil

people took the initiative of raising funds to erect the statue. ♪ >> reporter: wada was born in 1875n a poor farming village. he desperately wanted to explore the world. as a 17-year-old boy, he smuggled himself in a ship and arrived in alaska. and eveventually became a a respected figure among them. >> wada had a key importance as far as the history of this community. >> reporter: dan is a veteran dog handler or musher. he considers wada a hero of alaska. 1000 years ago, alaska was stil a frontier. dog sleds were the only transportation. upon arrival, wada learned techniques from local people. has written a book about the history of the iditarod race and highlighted wada's achievements. >> he showed his endurance and showed his tenacity and perseverance and even he was quite an enterprise. enterpriser, as well. >> reporter: this trail is one of those wada established. it is a narrow trail for dog sleds, but it was for supplying food, medicine and mail at the time in alaska. completed in 1910, the trail connected the port city of sewardiditarod 800 kilometers. they needed the trail b

establishment in any time here and so i hope you'll consider the cafe international for a legacy status i won't have to pay 1924 and she gets along with everyone and thank you for your time appreciate it. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> not that much more expensive than toast. >> good evening, commissioners i'm matt i own half and hardware on west portal that is an honor to be here with long-standing businesses and thank you for the opportunity for to the gain much needed and administratively support from the city the hardware has served resident for 80 years and we've done about by adapting to changes and keeping up with the changes looking forward the future is much scarier and one i don't own a building even if i rent and face the economic threat that effects a lot of people i'm really looking forward to the certainty this will bring in allowing me to sclifrn a longer lease i know i'll have at least a little bit longer future so thank you very much and i encourage you to support those petitions thank you. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> next up. >> i'm jarvis rich i live on fulsome

establishment in any time here and so i hope you'll consider the cafe international for a legacy status i won't have to pay 1924 and she gets along with everyone and thank you for your time appreciate it. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> not that much more expensive than toast. >> good evening, commissioners i'm matt i own half and hardware on west portal that is an honor to be here with long-standing businesses and thank you for the opportunity for to the gain much needed and administratively support from the city the hardware has served resident for 80 years and we've done about by adapting to changes and keeping up with the changes looking forward the future is much scarier and one i don't own a building even if i rent and face the economic threat that effects a lot of people i'm really looking forward to the certainty this will bring in allowing me to sclifrn a longer lease i know i'll have at least a little bit longer future so thank you very much and i encourage you to support those petitions thank you. >> thank you . >> (clapping.) >> next up. >> i'm jarvis rich i live on fulsome

yet that city will continue with the sanctuary status.s happening in texas along those same lines that has compelled you to step out and try to remove this status? >> well, the travis county sheriff, newly elected, is removing the immigration desk from her office or area, to make it more difficult for ichlt c.e. to comply with the detainer process. we had testimony in hearings where el paso said they would have policies that would actually punish officers if they inquired of the immigration status of someone that's lawfully detained. we have a dallas county sheriff that said she would be very discretionary how she applied those individuals captured through this process and on the detainer. we have multiple examples, whether it's public or not of implicit or explicit policies that would punish a law official operating under those authorities or jurisdictions with sanctuary policies if they inquired the immigration status when they were stopped. bottom line is, it still goes back to rule of law, and we are one day closer to banana republic