to march from the carls junior stratosphere-- to the mcdonalds on paradise and sahara. chilly air takes over as it is whipped into the valley. mainly sunny skies will be common throughout southern nevada but highs in the city will only range between 54 and 59 degrees. on top of the cold air, winds will be whipping up from the north between 10 and 20 mph through most of the day with an occasional gust between 25 and 35 mph. this gives the valley a feel-like temperature range between 44 and 49 degrees!

greg adlibs this morning, firefighters are stratosphere. . marissa kynaston is live near las vegas boulevard and sahara..with the very latest there's really not much left of this building...so it's hard to lieve that it continues to catch fire..but crews say they believe they know how it's happening. fire officials say the unit was empty..and it was boarded up when they got there but they also say squatters have used the partment building in the past..and the com caught fire several times before. including back in september chopper 13 fast and first over that fire...the roof completely collapsed fire crews say a squatter was inside the building when it caught fire. he tried to run away but received some minor burns. nobody was injured in this morning's fire. shedding light this morning on the number of people smoking. the research may surprise you. the c-d-c says progress is being made...but a lot more work needs to be done. plus..a big weekend on the gridiron. some wild finishes in the nfl...we'll take a look at agine a world where we celebr

attorney's office will be trying to prove the officers who fatally shot an army veteran near the stratosphere earlier this year-- were justified. police say it started when efren trujillo-soriano got into a fight with another man on april 11th. you see the man leave-- and soriano follows him. that's when officers say soriano shot the man 5 times. police got to the scene, and when soriano started shooting at cops... afghanistan, and was honorably discharged. the shooting review is scheduled for 9 this morning at the clark county chambers. breaking right now... donald trump aide kellyanne conway says trump's administration will not be pursuing charges against hillary clinton.... this is breaking trump's campaign promise that he would throw clinton in jail... it's in regards to her email scandal and the clinton foundation... we want to warn you about a holiday shoppers. thieves are using fake shopping apps... to steal your personal information. "can you tell which one is the real one?" "i would just base it off their logos." i-t expert curt miller says that's what crooks are hoping for. right no

marissa kynaston is near the stratosphere with more on what happened. marissa kynaston is near the stratosphere with more on what that seems unusually high for this time of the year.... seeing some changes sooner than year.... we think..... high pressure will remain over the area in the short term and with light winds through wednesday. by wednesday afternoon we will see a push of clouds and the winds pick up ahead of a system thursday. afternoon highs will drop to the low 60s on thursday and will remain in the low to mid 60s on friday. the system will move east and temperature will start to rebound on saturday with highs afternoon, then around 70 on sunday. thanks greg. peacocks from wayne newton's estate are ruffling some collins spoke to some people who are sick of it. these peacocks are causing some problems according to some neighbors take vo our cameras alone caught bird poop and and feathers. neighbors say it's cost a lot back and forth with the county but no lasting solutions take sot chris juelke, has peacock problem 22:00:58-22:01:05 "it's jus

marissa kynaston is at the scene near the stratosphere. and you just confronted someone on the property? dayna just a few minutes aago a man walked up to this building he was holding a suitcase. we got it all on camera. and i asked him a few questions. but-- just a few minutes ago-- a man walked up to this building-- he was holding a suitcase-- i did ask him several questions-- incl if he lived inside-- and if he squatters-- they say squatters have been found inside in previous fires at this same location-- but its important to note we dont know for sure if that man we caught on camera is living here illegally. but its hard to believe anybody is still living in here-- you can see its been completely destroyed by several different fires. mk-- 13an. this morning, some birds are driving people crazy by casa de driving people crazy by casa de shenandoah. parker collins is live near pecos and sunset with what neighbors are saying. parker? they're telling me peacocks are a huge issue. they fly over these walls into other people's backyards. peop

these workers are going to be back here at this carl's junior near the stratosphere for another rally and march. at six this morning...fast food homecare a workers, along with uber drivers at the mcdonalds across from the mirage. >> this is video from earlier this morning. more than a 100 workers were sharing personal stories of their struggles on the current minimum wage. they were holding posters and chanting....saying they want a 15 dollar minimum wage and union rights. it's all part of the "fight for 15" movement which began about 4 years ago. that's after 200 fast-food workers walked off the job at a number of restaurants in new york city. since then...we've seen some major cities lis minimum wage. workers here in las vegas hope to get similar results. they say this 15 dollar minimum wage wouldn't be just for them but for taxpayers too: ((rev. harold carnes/works at five guys "if most of the fast food workers got 15 dollars an hour, we would be off public assistance. that would lower that right there... no longer would we be having to be depending on the public to increase their

we'll start with a view of our camera looking off to the strip, the stratosphere and beyond. it's a nice, but cool evening. got a few clouds out there. we'll probably have them until 8:00. they will clear out and we may not see another one until saturday. the view from pahrump, a few clouds late in the day, congregating over the spring mountains. they are working east and across we did a couple of occasional cumulus pop up. that just added to the scene of die up national park. eastern and flamingo, 61 at the moment, one of our 140 plus weather stations. roads ran, 55 and 46 humidity. jones and smoke ranch, 55. seeing 55s. 43 on the mouth. pahrump, 10 degrees warmer. boulder city, 61. as you map out your thanksgiving, look for a temperature that will start -- actually, the low will be in the 40s. we'll get up to 50 by 8:00 a.m. low 60s at lunchtime. we'll start to pull back once the sun goes down. not much wind expected tomorrow. friday, the same. i do expect the winds to start to fire up. that should most likely be on that little thin strip of clouds that we're dealing with 8

he launched three stratospheric torpedoes and spread cobalt diselenide throughout the biosphere. a nerve agent that is harmless to most humanoids but it is deadly to cardassians. wowo: the cardassians are evacuating. and eddington has announced that the maquis intend to reclaim the planetto. what i don't understand is where the maquis got the materials to make a biogenic weapon. i do. the selenium and the rhodium nitrite they hijacked can be reformulated and with some work synthesized to produce... cobalt diselenide. where's themalinche? they're headed for veloz prime but by the time they get there... eddington will be long gone. given the amount of chemical compounds eddington stole how many of these weapons will he e able to make? enough to poison every cardassian colony in the d.m.z. there must something we can do. worf, are they any other starships near veloz prime? themalincheis our only ship? in the sector. so unless they stop eddington the maquis have turned the tide. there is another ship in the area. defiant. - [narrator] what if you had a medical emergency away from m m

louis and las vegas boulevard by the stratosphere. and these fights of 15 protesters, they've made their mile. they are now at sahara and paradise where there is a mcdonald's. they are holding up signs -- up signs i saying they want $15. everything is peaceful. i noticed three minutes ago on a side street, a group of officers were waiting and they came out along with a mounted patrol. three officers on horseback. they are keeping an eye on everything. everything has been peaceful but these protesters did say they were prepared to matter of holding up signs and they are on the corner. police coned off a lane. but it looks like right now, southbound paradise completely closed approaching sahara. a lot of people out here who were sort of having a little staredown with police across the roadway but for the moment, everything completely peaceful as they continue their fight for 15 protests. tom hawley reporting from sky 3. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- there's been a glory. >> next -- a new movie theater is about to open. it's an upscale

stratosphere. a japanese jewelry company unveiled this solid cold christmas tree. reg? >> that's a little much. >> $1.8 million. 42 pounds of pure gold processed into gold wire. you better love somebody a lot. >> that's beyond love. [ laughter ]. >> not part of our list. >>> all right. that's it for "10news at 6." hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no more room. oh look who's here! i know i had one more... 20 more minutes... 8, 9... we need 1 more yes... let's enjoy. we need more rolls there was a little girl, and she became friends with every animal she met. it's getting late, grandma should go. where shopping is a pleasure. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: breaking news: children have been killed in a school bus crash in tennessee. also tonight, a contender for secretary of homeland security failed to secureis enforce a major trump campaign promise. >> i've got an officer down in from the of headquarters. >> pelley: the manhunt for a cop killer. and one of the most dangerous places to be this holiday season. >> how well do you

tonight's demonstration will begin at the carl's junior by the stratosphere before marching to the mcdonald's at paradise and sahara. the local "fight for 15" group says to demonstrations will be their quote "most disruptive protest yet." we will take you live to the 6 a-m protest. a worn-out beaten-up old sign welcoming people to the city of north las vegas will be replaced today. here's a look at the existing sign at pecos and owens. at 1:30 p-m, north las vegas mayor john lee will join students from tom williams elementary school to unveile the new sign. the old sign has fallen into disrpair due to grafitti and the students at tom williams will help the city maintain the corner by pulling weeds and clearing away litter. from small business saturday to giving tuesday, there are endless ways to support our local community during the holidays. the shade tree of las vegas is hosting its holiday donation drive right now. they are accepting new and gently used donations through december 12th. they need gift wrapping supplies, bath and body products, gloves, winter hats, sweaters and new donation

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it started at carl's junior on las vegas boulevard near the stratosphere and they walked to the mcdonald's on paradise. some of them blocked an intersection while they were protesting. you can see they were taken away in handcuffs. the whole reason they're out here is for the movement. they want higher minimum wage in the state of nevada. a similar protest was held earlier that morning on the strip but nobody was arrested in that one. >>> let's take live pictures on the roadways because we have a warning for commuters today. we are your traffic authority. things are looking good but this could change come tonight. n-dot is going to be shutting down a lane in each direction along north and southbound u.s. highway 95. this is going to happen between evening and it will go on until 5:00 a.m. saturday morning. crews are demolishing the center median. this is part of project neon. so as we've been saying pack your patience. maybe if you can try to find an alternate route but be prepared for backups especially during the resh hour hours. >> kyndell: democrats in the house of representatives re-e

at the carl's junior by the stratosphere. >>> a local father speaking out after the unthinkable happened steps from his home on thanksgiving day. his eight-year-old daughter was sexually assaulted by a stranger at a condominium complex off lake mead and buffalo and detectives say this is the man they believe is responsible and that he lured her away from little brother to a se excluded area. the girl's father has a simple message for that man. >> he needs to turn himself in. that's -- i mean, that's the best thing that can happen is to turn himself in. because he's ruined -- i mean, he hasn't ruined my -- he's ruin add lot of lives. she's had nightmares. she is not doing very, very well at all actually. i just, you know, just we need to find him. you know, god forbid it were to >> michelle: police describe the suspect as a white man from 20 to 50 years old with a thin build. he may have gray or salt and peppered hair. if you know anything about this man contact police. help us catch him. you can call crime stoppers. the number on the screen. >> kyndell: bail denied for the man accused as

next to the stratosphere and they're going to march down to the mcdonald's on paradise road. as we also mentioned this is happening nationally as well. this is video from new york city. we also have video from chicago. workers at chicago's o'hare airport as well as chicago area fast food restaurants and healthcare establishments took part in this protest. in new york city at least 26 people have been arrested so far because they were blocking after the unthinkable happened just steps from his own home on thanksgiving day. his eight-year-old little girl was sexually assaulted at a condominium complex right there off lake mead and buffalo. that's where the family lives. detectives say the predator who we're seeing a sketch of here lured her away from where she was playing with her little five-year-old brother to a secluded area. we spoke to the girl's father and he has a simple message for that man. >> he needs to turn himself in. himself in. because he's ruined -- i mean, he hasn't ruined my -- he's ruined a lot of lives. she's had nightmares. she is not doing very well at all

with our stratosphere camera, you're getting another look at the situation. through the convention corridor for the sema show. more than 100,000 people are attending. ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((brian loftus)) >>> thea expanding... and could possibly link the strip to the proposed nfl stadium. the operators of the monorail pitched their vision to clark county commissioners... and approved the expansion. here's a look at the plan... right now, the monorail ends at the mgm grand.. but if more money is funded, it would extend to mandalay bay.. where a pedestrian bridge would connect people from the monorail.. to the new stadium. no word yet if there will be a possible extension to the airport. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> it's out with the old, and in the with new for nevada license plates. this will be the new standard license plate.. once the "sunset" plates run out of stock. the redesigned plate will be available immediately for drivers who request it. the d-m-v says the new plate is supposed to reflect both the dry desert landscape of red rock cany

destroying a neighborhood near the stratosphere. so what's being done to stop this dangerous problem for firefighters? we tracked down the owner of he says he's been boarding up the windows, posting signs, and trying to keep the buildings secure-- but the determined squatters just keep breaking in and setting fires. the owner says a contractor has been hired to demolish the place, but right now they're dealing with asbestos concerns. he expects the building will be torn down in the next few weeks. a facebook post about the first lady is causing a huge buzz online right now.. wrote about michell obama-- that has her without a job this morning! plus-- a new health alert from the medical community. what you need to be taking to keep your heart healthy... and your risk of getting a stroke down. chopper 13 fast and first over the intersection of maryland parkway and tropicana. we know a person has died after being hit by a car. lanes are blocked off right now-- we'll have team coverage all morning long. (nat sound) "i'm gwen ifill of the

is right behind the stratosphere. this was called in as a hit and run. looks like that vehicle it was one that was hit. someone else kept on running. not going to affect a lot of people here on industrial avenue. this is just to the east of i15. that's the one accident we have right now. let's continue with jeff. >> jeff: we are not seeing any accidents on the freeways on this monday as we kick off a new week so that's a all freeways clear. we do traffic and weather every 10 minutes. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly. >> kelly: we're going to get to see the moon later on in the evening hours. now we're ready for the sun to come up to get this day started. 67 at 9:00 a.m. at lunchtime sunny and 75. 77 at 4:00. we're going to talk about a big storm on the way this week that both of her sons. both of them gone in an instant. this is a developing story. craig joins us live. it was what her two sons were doing on behalf of her that will have people talking. >> it is. and the two people who were killed robert shaun roberts and jermaine asher both in

and the stratosphere is nice. early next week, you'll see more warm conditions. and look at the temperature trend, this is crazy. normal temperatures should be 71 degrees. that's what we should be at this time of year. here's the thing, we're trending well-above average into the next couple of days. 80 tomorrow and upper 70s for monday-friday. and as we already look ahead towards the next week or so, temperatures will continue to remain above seasonal average got us at 73 degrees. and winds out of the southwest at three miles per hour. and it does look like that we'll continue to tread into those overnight hours as well. and i'll give you a peek at our high today. we climbed to 79. normal, 72, okay. and this is where we should be at. about seven degrees above seasonal normal. the record stands at 84. and we're getting pretty close tomorrow at 80 degrees, i don't think we'll be in jrd breaking or tying that record. and tonight 65 and clear and nice and mild. and we've been above average for daylight highs. and check out overnight lows. 65 is what we're expecting t

by the stratosphere-- to the mcdonalds on paradise and sahara. and before we go, here's a look at tonight's primetime lineup-- 8 -- the middle 830 -- american housewife 9 - fresh off the boat 930 the real oneals 10 marvel's agents of s.h.i.e.l.d. that's it for us. the chew is up next. and be sure to watch 13 action news live at 3. at ktnv-dot-com on our ktnv with our $3.50 sub of the day, there's never been a better time to try something deliciously different. every day of the week, get a featured six-inch subway sub for just $3.50. all with no artificial flavors. the $3.50 sub of the day ? >> announcer: today, forget complicated recipes. we're keeping it simple and going back to holiday basics. clinton's in the kitchen with "scandal's" bellamy young. carla's serving up a show-stopping dessert with the "cake boss" himself, buddy valastro. and michael's revealing restaurant secrets to help you the party starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ? >> hey, everybody. welcome to "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] whoa. it's a good audi

just got report of another accident right behind the stratosphere. police arrive tongue scene on that one. freeways are looking just fine. >> kelly: today is going to be on the mild side. by 3:00 we're going 78 today. 71 at 6:00. the winds of change are coming later this week. we'll talk about when and how drastic it's going to be coming up. >> dana: a local couple accused of kidnapping a one-year-old girl here in the valley expected in a courtroom hours from now. >> michelle: this story a lot of us probably remember because we got the amber alert on our phone believe what happened here. this 22-month-old little girl was kidnapped according to police by these two suspects. samantha campbell is the female in this case. she is 21 and dennis gentle 23-year-old. those two met the little girl's mother on freemont street the night in question. they were all partying. the little girl's mother was too drunk home. they noticed the little girl sleeps in the bedroom. they took the little girl because they were worried for her safety. they did not know the littl

as high as churchill rose in the political stratosphere, he would never forget his capture, imprisonment, or escape from the boers. as he himself would write, this misfortune could i have perceived the future was to lay the foundation of my later life. those foundations would help support and shape much of the world we know today. of course, churchill did not know it at the time, but i don't think it would have come as a surprise. thank you very much. [applause] ok. i have 15 minutes for questions. yes. [indiscernible] ms. millard: the question is did the boers new who they had captured? the answer is absolutely. churchill's father had been in south africa a year before. yet traveled much of the country and written letters back home, which were published. he was a correspondent and published in a local newspaper. hadhose letters, he attacked the boers for the lack of education, for their lack of sophistication, and for their treatment of native africans, which is perfectly fair. the boers know about those letters in the hated him. when they found out that they had his son, who was also t

. >> dana: next year when she hits 94 we got to get her to the stratosphere and jump off the top. this woman fighting back. her. she fights back. >> kim: impressive title. more protest breaking out across our nation protesting president elect donald trump. we have this playing out here locally. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-560-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan and autopay. speed may not be available in your area. call today. lost their life. >> dana: one man fighting for his life after getting shot at a local mobile home park. this happened hours ago. we're live at the scene with the latest. plus -- >> kim: anry and upset. thousands of people in our great nation hitting the streets to pro testing president elect >> dana: we cover that breaking news out of pennsylvania. two officers have been sho

really pretty with the stratosphere in the shot./// ((sherry swensk)) >>> and here are more beatiful photos of it from up on mount charleston taken at dusk. tyler leavitt took these last night ... gorgeous pics with a little purple/pink still in the sky, leftover from the sunset. remember, you can always share your photos with us on our 8 news now facebook page, or send them to p-i-x at las vegas now dot com./// weather? ((sherry swensk)) clear and cool and skies were perfect for seeing the big bright moon overnight. ................. there are 6 supermoons this year...three were new moons in ...................... temps are in the cooler 50s right now... and will be much chillier later in the week. ...................... temps in the 70s over the weekend and again today with plenty of sunshine. then cooler 60s later this week. there will be gusty winds ahead of the cool down... and then temps will drop fairly drastically behind a cold front. ............ this will be the weather changer warm weather trend we've had for weeks now. highs tumble to the low 60s and overnight lows into t

starting at the carl's junior near the stratosphere .. to the mcdonalds on pad ((brian loftus)) >>> the man who killed a 17 year old girl ... will be sentenced this morning. demetrius black is due before a judge at 9 am. he shot and killed young betty pinkney, at a party back in 2012. black was arrested more than a year after the girl's s death when police tracked down a gun that was stolen from the son of a clark county marshall, just weeks before the shooting./// want to check on your commute expect delays out along westbound 215 coming in from the traffic is pretty backed up around the airport connector, so you may want to leave early, if you have a flight to catch soon. here's a look at our wide traffic map. you can see slow downs in the typical spots like the spaghetti bowl and southbound 95 around the cheyenne interchange. <<< >>> ((sherry swensk)) braving the chilly winds today... then when the winds stop tonight - get ready to freeze. ............. winds stop and the air will be nice and clean, but it will feel crisp so scarves an

tonight at 5, protesters plan to march from the carls junior stratosphere-- to the mcdonalds on paradise and sahara. chilly air takes over as it is whipped into the valley. mainly sunny skies will be common throughout southern nevada but highs in the city will only range between 54 and 59 degrees. on top of the cold air, winds will be whipping up from the north between 10 and 20 mph through most of the day with an occasional gust between 25 and 35 mph. this gives the valley a feel-like temperature range between 44 and 49 degrees! a new scam seems to be targeting elderly woman on the and the victims tell us the scam is in person-- and it's scary. all the women we spoke to were between the age 79 and 91, and they all go to the same hair salon near nellis and sahara. they say strangers came up to them saying something is wrong a few women paid 600 to fix the problem. but one, says the crook turned violent and stole her 4-carat ring right off her finger! i just started beating him in the face with the cell phone in my hand with the nails as far and as deep as i coudl just gouge him (butted w

that way you are protected against the fee goes stratospheric. or the contract to be written, these are our hourly rates, we'll do what it takes to get the project done and that's commonly referred to as the open checkbook approach. and there's some projects where that's appropriate, but that's fairly unusual. it's just a question of what you agree to. >> sometimes, many times your architect will ask you -- look, the basic design and construction will cost x, i can guarantee it, but because it might take 6 to 9 months, for that kind of work, we will keep track of that separately, we'll have to do that which the hour because it might cost me $10; it might cost me $100. >> is it wise for the owner to do it themselves? go to the hearing, talk to the neighbor it is, explain it all out? . >> that depends, mark, entirely on the ability of the owner. some know enough to give it a good try. . >> okay, time is getting to the end here. we could discuss a little more afterwards, but before we close this down, i'd like to remind you that we passed these out.

it's just a core, tiny essence exploded into the stratosphere. >> jimmy: okay. >> this is jimmy fallon seeing a ufo. crazy. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i would freak out. if i saw a ufo, i would freak out. >> okay, let me throw one at you, okay? how about chris rock as a sushi chef. >> jimmy: me do chris rock? >> no, yeah, you do chris rock as a sushi chef. >> jimmy: raw fish. how do you like the fish? raw. [ cheers and applause ] ? raw fish! >> this is -- christopher walken enjoys a a magic trick. wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. >> sean connery is asked whether he would like to vacation in spain. "yes." they're micro. this is for questlove. tony montana at thanksgiving dinner. scarface. tony montana, thanksgiving dinner. "pass the sweet potatoes." [ laughter ] ? michael cain in kindergarten. [ as caine ] "just because it's nap time, doesn't mean i need a bloody nap." [ applause ] a-b-c-d-e-f-g-h-i-j-k-l-m-n-o-p. that's right. that's right. i just want to know why do we have to color between the lines? [ laughter ] the way you do him is to go downsta

since then, this company has become a powerhouse with the stock taking off into the stratosphere. based on the strength of a drug that has a blockbuster macular degeneration formula and continuing to roar to a number of other therapies that their pipeline regenerated. fast forward to 2015 and regeneron stock traded up $592 before getting slammed by a market wide selloff. numbers, let's call it 500 bucks. ten years ago you could have bought regenron, speculation, five bucks. what would happen with that $500? how about this? a gain of roughly 9,900%. not a double, not a triple. not a quadruple. regenron is a ten-bagger but you couldn't have gotten in on that gain if you hadn't taken a risk in 2005 and bought a company promises of a ceo that things would work out. regenron worked out in a major way but many small cap biotechs have done nothing. and lost you money over a short period of time. you won't always identify who the winners in this space but that's okay as long as you cast a wide net and speculate, taking small positions in ten of these speculative bio techs, nine of them ar

misogynistic and inappropriate when it came to women, and one would expect the numbers would be stratospheric for hillary. that's a surprise. liz: exit polls also show clinton's popularity among young voters, much lower than president obama in 2012. voters under 30, only 55%. well, that's a big number. not only. it is 55%. look at obama's numbers, 60% in 2012. what happened here? >> bernie sanders campaign reached out to that generation and was able to turn it out in the primaries on his behalf. i think hillary clinton had trouble connecting with him. and though bernie sanders supported her wholeheartedly, he couldn't deliver a vote because it wasn't his to deliver, it was a matter of people looking for real connections on a deeper level and young people didn't feel that even with jay-z and beyonce and others going into concerts there. was another level that young people didn't feel this is somebody i'm going to vote for and make sure she is president. liz: exit polls show clinton support among hispanic voters, came in at 65%. down from president obama, 71% in 2012. black support was down to

and i like to use the stratosphere as the symbol of vegas. you recognize the area right away. and it's called love concurs remains, love worships. >> that's pretty awesome. >> love concurs all. >> thank and that's the lady bull fighter. she is awesome. >> she can be down at pbr this week. >> she should be everywhere. >> this is inspired by a friend that is a flamingo dancer, teacher, and that's her jacket. that's not her but the jacket is hers. >> you have an interesting history as an ais am i right? >> actually, this is my first career. >> oh, it was? >> yes. >> okay. >> but i am self taught and i went to school for it. and i do it for a living. and it's not easy, but this video has been good to me. and i love it. >> when did you get your start in art? >> as a kid, looney don't knows. i loved them all. >> interesting. >> but look at the quality. that's what we often miss in vegas, that there's no art. and you have a group of individuals committed to living in vegas, and support local charities. and look at the quality. so this is state of the art for us. we're very excited. >

it would take me 25 years to earn sent being daring at the stratosphere to commiserate with the american republic are purely for my own financial benefit. in 2013 when i hit a snag a dating as she wrote a story on the pregnant teens more than 20 years after the original expose the first story, it seems fate that one of them now at the 7-year-old mother of four live just around the corner from nancy's northwest roanoke ranch house. after some angry relatives tried to bully me into not running the story, physically threatening the end of indian and newspaper but my boss is coming if they reassured me don't need permission to do the story just like you really don't need my to write your book. not really you don't. and yet, months earlier nancy's permission is exactly what i saw on the eve of publishing my first book about a third generation factory owner who battled chinese imports to save his company i'd given her in the inserting copies of fact dream man on race relations i found particularly hard to navigate. a detailed decades the black furniture workers in the sexual harassment of blac

it can boost all parts of the social stratosphere.either candidate has a possible way to pay for it. clinton is hoping to pay for this with tax reform. her tax reform won't make it through the house. there will be a lot of concessions to be made. trump is hoping to pay for it with growth. 1.5 to 25%rowth is growth. it's not going to happen. >> we like the economic recovery to have been stronger everywhere but there is clearly something else going on. populism movements in germany, ,hat is an explicit movement anti-islamic immigration populist movement putting pressure on angela merkel. the alternative for deutschland -- motivated by economics. it seems to be more about immigration. there is a big element of ,enophobia, cultural anxiety inclination to cultural change that has to be driving this. >> that is not divorced from economics. people are concerned about foreigners coming in and taking their jobs because of the economy. if they were doing well, they wouldn't be so fearful of that. >> or care at all. >> the one thing that does un

notre dame the joy that al felt in his son being a student at notre dame university, was beyond stratospheric. so, sonny had four daughters. he married his high school sweetheart, and the -- of the four daughters, one of them died of cancer, and the three others are still alive, and i had the great pleasure of getting to know them as well as so many other family members, and they were young. they were children, very small children, but they were old enough to have strong memories of their grandfather and their grandmother and they told me the stories of being -- they grew up in miami and told me the stories of being at the palm island house with their grand rapidses who adored them -- grandparents who adored them and mae lived to be 86. al died when he was 48. she was 50 then so she lived a very long life after his death. and the would often visit these grandchildren and she would tell them her stories, and as one of them said to me, it was mama plea -- it was her reality and of course it was reality with rose colored glasses. we in other words that and we knew it, but we loved her so we let

took american political rhetoric to a new stratosphere or a new, a new low. and investigate the investigator and then say, oh, no. this was just the campaign, it is a bit of whiplash for those who have been following so closely and it does make you wonder, what are donald trump's core principles going to be? what are things he does not move on and if he moves on everything, who did they elect? >> great points to both of you. katy tur, hallie jackson, thank you so much for breaking all of that down. we'll talk to you throughout the day. advisors and potential team members streaming into trump tower this morning including mayor giuliani as we were just talking about and the latest on one of the fiercest allies could land on team trump and plus, did the suspect arrested in the murder of a san antonio police officer just confess to the calculated crime? we'll have the very latest on the hunt for a motive. that still ahead. stay with us. folks out there we diabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that ma

he's in the stratosphere. michelle obama is higher than that.so together they're quite a team when they try to get out women voters, when they try on get out african-american voters, when they speak to democrats. and say you can't sit home and by the way, his tone is so different now. he was joking about donald trump before. he is not joking anymore. this is serious. this is about his legacy and your life. he is one of the only candidates out there actually talking about what this means to your future. >> and to quickly add to it. i think you were saying earlier that the fact that it is unprecedented how political this president has been. that might be true but it is also unprecedented how welcome by his own party. it's been a long time since a sitting president, a second term president, republican and democrat. john mccain could not get far enough away. >> ronald reagan was very active. >> that was a long time ago. >> you remember that? >> the point of the matter is, this isn't something that hasn't happened before. the point is that ronald rea

get a nice subsidy, but fact of the matter deductibles are going into the stratosphere. melissa: right. >> people getting insurance they're finding out they pay more than ever before. 5000, 10,000, 15,000 deductibles. this is insane. melissa: ingrid, there is basic math problem with this if you add a whole bunch of people and not pay for their health care conditions, you have whole bunch much other people you want to buy in and premiums go up, they're not going to buy it if they're not sick. the whole plan just never was mathematically viable. >> it is ever decreasing spiral the i think that is the problem. if premiums go up, healthy people don't sign on, numbers will not make sense. insurance companies themselves will find themselves pulling back, potentially pulling out as we her from one or two people. it's a problem. you also don't get offset if you're paying premium you can't deduct. melissa: yeah. >> then you have more money coming out of your pocket. that will not help people who you are trying to design the whole system to help. melissa: jack, the health care com

this is basically stratosphere with regard to the difference between our yields and their yields. keep in mind what happened in january. okay. we saw that europe pulled our rates down because of this spread in many ways, because of the calibration of central banks being so yub form, because the notion that whether it was d.c., brussels or cleveland indians, the outcomes were for sure because all the elites know, they know, they know exactly what's going to happen. but maybe people that aren't necessarily as bright seem to have some efficacy last night, or brexit or what have you. now, with regard to deeper and stronger, i look up and i see up 55 in the stock market. that's because the algorithms and the computerized trade aren't very deep even though their volumes were big, volumes were big because a lot of hedge funds around the globe that played the betting sites thought they had it nailed, just like brexit. i know jim says i wouldn't buy the highs here. maybe there will be the highs for awhile, but come on, let's look at the price of admission here. tax reform, both houses on p

address the fact that we have public of structure, choices for children of employmentlot across the stratospheref the midwest and the northeast, and a lot of the jobs we have had, trump has given some attention to speaking on, had been closed down for years. i do not see how they will bring them back. giving any of these issues any attention. host: thank you. your comment has been consistent this morning. guest: both candidates have discussed the issues but i understand why callers feel they have not. we knew of -- from the beginning you have two candidates that are broadly unpopular, plus 60% of the general election electorate does not like trump. not farclinton is behind. this is never happened before. even four years ago one republicans were not thrilled mitt romney was your standard bearer, he was thought of as a decent guy who would do a good job. his numbers were right side up it when you have that situation, it was inevitable they would go negative and personally negative because they see that as the best way to victory. when you are trump and clinton and your numbers are so bad, you do n