the governor of north carolina amourn theed up to a $10,000 reward leading to an arrest. >>> we have a new ipopping stat for you. the u.s. divorce rates have now dropped to a 40-year low. we are talking about 40 years here. it's based on new data by bowlingre the divorce rate is 16.924 hourss for every thousand women across the country. marriage rates have increased to 32.2 marriages for every thousand women. >> i think because you know i was reading about this, it seems people are mature and marrying later in life. >> we figure ourselves out. >>> all right, weather news, snow is headed to different we found this one joyful poch taking in the snowflakes with what might be described as purevdorj happiness. >> i love it. >> he has no plays to worry about. >> it's called, please come back inside. >> there it is, living the life. bill cairns is here with that. >> i love the first snow. everybody likes to go out there. it's that third and fourth we don't leak so much. winter storm warningsti the police ard conditions. the snow has broken out overnight. it is heavy overnight. the heaviest

no reports of any new damage to that >>> the family of a murder theed dnc staff pleads for the public's health to find the killer. >> i'm tony perkins >> i'm shawn yancy. fox 5 paul wagner joins us live from the neighborhood where seth rich was killed. paul? >> shawn and tony it was here on this street corner where i'm standing flagler place northwest is where he lost his life on exactly 4:19 in the morning. when this took place. he was walking home from a night out. lived just up the way from where i'm standing, today, the ridges came back saying they came back today after election in hopes of get maximum exposure for their son's case, they had flyers advertising a $125,000 reward. >> they stood with washington lobbiest jack berkman and asked there have been no breaks in the case since their son was gunned down earlier in the morning of july 10th. a botched robbery they believe as rich was walking home from a night out. >> he fought with them and whoever did it they have bruises, they have blood on them. so if you saw anybody running in alleys, if you saw anybody coming home that was b

. >> police arrested the father of theed toer will, he is now sons, the mom was on the way. >> she was incredible in the back. >> weeks after the case still haunted graham. >> 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds are supposed to be running around, jumping off of the couch, playing with toys and a new caring sight to help money for the family. the mom is relocating from the house where the stabbing happening and needs help. >> we set up something for christmas at my house, the fire and police department, santa will be coming. >> graham and the mother developed a friendship with the two babies she helped save. >> i don't speak much, i don't that's all i need. >> we'll have the steps for you to follow. tracey wilkins. >>> a mom showing up in restraints after being missing for weeks. >> if you're ready to give an animal a forever home, find wrote you can get the adoption f >>> dry conditions causing wild ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in your heart. ? ? take a good look around... ? ? ...and if you're lookin' down, ? ? put a little love in your heart.

it is before you begin that. >> mister trump tweet did theed this process, i am the only one who knows- dollars palace intrigue, and prosecuted by chris christie, and we got up urgent a push so to speak. others say mike pence wanted to get the lobbyists. >> putting pens in charge of the transition as a smart move. we had an excellent director of the plan, it was a step up supported by johnson, vice president stepping in. on the part of president-elect trump. not certain it would have been purged to everybody, you can layer people on top of them and avoid the negative streak and if they were not going to have lobbyists they are in place at the beginning. mike pence has good judgment, we pay a lot of attention to people and ultimately have to confirm this and did a very good job presenting options to the president-elect. >> the president-elect did not go with the press in the white house, went down to 21 for dinner. what do you expect? he is a new yorker, walking in the streets, he will find out when he gets to the white house. >> it is a pain for everyone to have the press following the

. >> reporter: edelman the only one that thought brady theeded help. >> need pore pore chino in him. >> reporter: the commercial was shot in the final week of brady suspension. tom brady fan but admits she doesn't know much about football. >> when i start to move live in liked him. i don't understand about the game. >> reporter: you don't know about deflate gate. >> no. >> reporter: so you don't get the joke but you like it's in the commercial and he's here. >> yes. >> reporter: dan hausle 7 news. >> anchor: he got into that. you see the anger in his face. maybe those months of waiting to happen at deflate gate. >> anchor: time to let it go. i love that the owner admits she has no idea what is going on but on board. >> anchor: yep. >> anchor: kris standing by for us. a little rain out of here. a little nice break for us. >> reporter: we have a lot of drying to do. big puddles the last couple of days. peabody close to 2. slow process today. it was dry outside this afternoon. bellingham 1.45 inches of rain. including boston picked about an inch of rain. a couple degrees in boston. 54 d

this home when the kids got a hold of a weapon somewhere in the living room and the 4-year-old shot theed ed ttodd the chest. >> it's a baby with another baby. >> reporter: police said they found two handguns in the home. the young victim remains in critical but stable condition. >>> a sight people down the shore have seen all too often, back bay flooding turns roads into rivers leaving homes and businesses under water. but now new jersey is leading forces with the federal government trying to change this. n their goal is to find solutions, including levys and floodwalls and other improvements. >>> the sounds of the holiday season. nbc10 at the christmas village at city hall today. the open air market features shops, hundreds of christmas lights and, okay yeah, santa claus. it's split between the city hall courtyard and the building's northern apron, the village will be open every day through christmas eve. >>> up next, snow business, why things are looking up at the ski slopes this year. >> reporter: take a look, lacing up my skates, i might need all of their help, but i'll see you on th

congress did not forget him after all of his visits. 1965, theed in up.ressmaen stood published in one of these hardcover black volumes that congress will issue for important people, almost always members when they die. what about the president? to parlay,ips were his words, parlay with american presidents. fdr are the best known. we can argue they are the most important because they helped to define the direction of the war on the anglo american side. i want to look at the postwar trips. he came to visit the relatively 1946 onident truman in a trip that included the famous iron curtain speech that we have heard mentioned several times. the long train trip out to jefferson, missouri, playing cards and drinking and talking. and by car to. --. i'm guessing most of you have never been there, it is a little out of the way. i recommend you go. it is a wonderful visit. that-town, small campus, church totally reconstructed. that is why you need to do two things if you go to fulton. , the church redone, i was there level he wants when the organ was playing, and you can really imagine it in its

ten fortune one hundred companies and affiliates scored more than $250 million in reduce theed rate taxpayer backed small business loans including divisions of chevron, xon, ford and j gm. >> my administration supported records amounts. >> president obama lending to jump the economy. >> before you look at welfare for the pooshgs you need to look at corporate welfare and eliminate things likes that where taxpayers are put on the hook to divert money to business and individual who is were well off and can afford it themselves. >> the rich get richer and they find the loopholes to work the system. >> mike is grateful for his loan but frustrate bid the flow of guaranteed money to larger companies that cater to the rich. >> i can't imagine a lamborgini company needs the loan! he's disappointed but not surprised. >> another example of the system being worked. >> the recipients of the loans are not doing anything loan but following the rules set by the current administration. >> open the books found 22 since 2000. for more check out our youtube channel. >> search for craig patrick money, power & po

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. >> it wasn't until 2012 he discover theed his suspicions about the water were real. at a social security disability hearing, a judge asked him if he heard of the caring for camp family cares act. she said well you should have received something in the mail because they were sending notices out to everyone who was at camp la june for a medical survey. >> the bill protects active duty marines but not a reservist. >> i was so upset when i heard this that i was so betray bid my government. the government who i swore an oath to serve and protect the citizens of the united states did not protect me while i was tram year would compensate national guard members and reservists who served at camp le june 30th days. also granting service connection to those affected and up to million marines and families could have been affect bid their exposure, as well. >> i'll have to take pain medication to get myself up, to get myself going to get to the gym. but it is better to do that than just sit home. >> the new proposed rule has give others like him a fighting chance. >> like my doct

when you talk about theed me for an integrated set of guidelines going forward in 2018, is it russia's position that all of them have to have consensus reached or can you have a smaller set go forward? >> actually, we consider that by 2018, it should be integrated package of the guidelines. yes, we do not consider the guidance of safety operation as additional one. we think that it will be a full package of -- even more, i can follow up with a more -- with our minister of foreign affairs. >> thank you. do i see anyone else? i'm blinded by the lights here. okay. well, then i'll take an opportunity, the chair, to ask a question. i wanted to ask you pascal, about europe's efforts to develop a space tracking, space situational awareness network. you used sst, space surveillance and tracking, if i'm correct. and not only -- this is under guideline 12, i think, about sharing orbital information. and i wanted to know what progress you've made, and i also wanted to know whether or not you are in conversations with other countries such as the u.s. about how that eventual network will be able to

patriots first four games, rob gronkowski he can plowing upon the the return of tom brady finding theed zone gronk has his hands full on sunday night. >> they're not scared to be physical, so they're super talented. i got to bring my a game. you have to bring your a game in order to get open or else they cover you and be right on you. you have to be prepared for it. i would say, if not the top linebackers coverage-wise, they're up there. >> the seahawks linebackers can really fly, and they may be the dynamic running back has been on the pup list all year long following multiple procedures on his left knee. lewis is on track to make his season debut against seattle. the kickoff is sunday night on 7 nbc. we have our 7 on the sidelines fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds

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kaptur is currently serving her a ut aexp oumbe 17th term and is tied for theede spot of second longest serving spman in congress.s. the latest results in this race chapter 69 percent of the votet larson with 31 percent. 31c now onto ohio's 16th congressional district. we have incumbent republican jim renacci walking away with a win. he was up against democrat keiti mundy.nd the results from that race thus r now onto ohio's 13th noonressional district. incumbent democrat tim ryan walking away with the win tonight against republican repul richard morckel.ic the latest numbers show ryan six in a percent of and richard with 31 percent with 80 percent of precincts reporting.. so as you can see, it was smooth sailing for ohio's congressional incumbents. all of those races, called notao long after polls closed. and a lot of surprises in the here. don't think any camp will bet sleeping tonight. thank you.. than trump picking up for a talk aboutpiin north carolina oo as well. toono close to call in pennsylvania.cl donald trump currently leading in michigann and wisconsin as well. some of the we

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off the side of the mta bus, crumble the front end of the school bus and scat early debris all over theed. >> in literally looks a bomb exploded in the bus. it's catastrophic damage. >> still no word what went wrong. but investigators say the school bus struck the back of a mustang, then hit a concrete pillar before veering into oncoming traffic right into the path of the mta bus. >>> right now, fire continues to burn at the scene of a gasoline pipeline explosion in eastern alabama. at least one person was killed and several others were injured yesterday during the blast in shelby county. there were evacuations in the area. it happened when crews using heavy equipment hit a petroleum pipeline. >>> today san jose city council is expected to officially support the north dakota protestors opposing a pipeline project. council members will reveal a letter that emphasizes the environmental consequences of pipeline construction. the standing rock sioux opposing the plan say it will damage their tribal areas. sam liccardo says the federal government should engage with indians and respect their ri

northern ohio honda dealers for their continued support and to northeast ohio for helping to make theed annual operation gi tree huge success. thought that the kids could learn a lesson and give back because we have so much.t thank you to all of the viewers who took part into the various county organizations that will match of the items to the children's's wish list, the will be handed out before christmasst, you can tell everybody that this is not your song.an elton john, not feeling the love tonight for the new president-elect trumpelig's rea for not elton john says he inauguration, after a staffer claimed that he was he told the bbc that elton performance would show mr. trump's commitment to gay-rights, a a spokesman for elton john said that is not true, he has been an outspoken critic of donald trump, so the meantime must talk about forecast.t. >> it is cloudy, with some pockets of drizzle, day to be indoors. tonight, i think we got a good deal in the temperature department. it will be around 40 degrees, tomorrow there is a 20 percent chance of drizzle trained the evening tracking t

dhs and theed with fbi and finding out more threats. we don't know if any credible threats right now but we want to ensure that the american people have the confidence to go out and cast their ballots on election day through early voting. is that normal to work with dhs and f the eye or is that specific to this election? >> that is specific to this election. states and locals have worked before with the fbi in the department of justice and local law enforcement because of threats that may have occurred with polling places or things like that. it is more making sure that the election is secure overall. making sure that the election equipment is secure. they work with local law .nforcement or security are you talking about the physical security? >> they have worked with other law enforcement agencies on the physical security. >> secretary merrill, did you want to respond? >> i would -- i would echo everything thomas has just said. we were part of the hurricane problem and as a result, i recommended emergency plans for every state. up-to-d

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. >> reporter: determine theedded, he bought an old house for $3,000, moved in, and made a plan. >> still needs a lot of work. >> it does. >> reporter: when words spread of her properties, now cleaned up with the help of volunteers. even ellen degeneres noticed. >> i mean, what you're doing is so incredible. >> reporter: the difference is startling. this lot before and now. a park in jacoby's name. plans also include ball courts, a garden, library, and a cafe. energy efficiency is part of her mission too. luma solar donated the panels for this building. a safe place for kids like chloe wilder to go after school. >> i feel really special. turning blight into beauty, healing herself and her neighborhood. rehema ellis, nbc news, highland park, michigan. >> one woman getting it done. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goodnight. of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and ?[ music ] ? >>> when the tv crews leave, the next chapter begins. and here, it's a big cleanup . >> safety is our concern. >> an ele

. >> all of this delicious food will be serve theed tomorrow to those in this xhount who don't have a place to spend the holidays. in a long line of volunteers helped serve lunch to families in need. surewood harris tells others never to give up on themselves. >> 22 years of sobriety. reunifying with my family, and my son. 1200 pounds of turkey to those unable to heave home. >> you remove the legs and separate the breast and slice it up. >> today's efforts will help feed 4,000 home bound people in the city. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> designated survivor is based on real life. 2020 takes a look at how, and where that happens. here is a sneak peek. >> it's wild. >> here are the details of the special edition of 2020 airing tonight at 10:00. >> coming up, next, on abc7 news at 6:00 michael finney steps in to help out a woman whose stove repair made a problem go >>> what if your oven stopped working on thanksgiving day? >> this woman lived for months without a working stove. >> she contacted michael finney who stepped in to help. michael? >> that is why we have 7 on your side. the ele

community leaders attended theed followed by the best part of the night. cavs players accompany cancer survivors. as they walked down the run way. to show off their duds. >> cavaliers will enjoy the spoils of winning the championship. when they visit the president of the united states. of the white house tomorrow.row fox eight news anchor somehow got aor ticket to be there. security check. he pass -td everything.yt keep it. we'll have live reports from washington tomorrow. fox eight news. lebron james, obama and tkau son.. fox eight.on >> . >> if we have learned one thing about theone cavaliers this sea, it's this.s. they are human. the cavs actually lost a regular season game for the first time thisth season.as on tuesday night. cavs didn't shoot well from fr beyond the ark. last night. eleven of 42. the cavs will on the way to theo white house in washington dc.dc. to meet with president obama.ba on thursday. making the trip after winningni the nba title in june. over the golden state warriors.o cavs will stay in dc to play the wizards on friday night.t.

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this video of salem new hampshire woman pass theed out out in lawrence massachusetts family dollar store went viral back in september. today 36-year-old woman was in lawrence courtroom arraigned on charges of child endangerment. her attorneys asked for her to be released saying she's currently in a treatment facility. she enter ad program. she's 67 days into that program. to not hold her on $10,000 cash and have that all set back. and all of the progress that you've made push ood side. mandy how is your daughter doing? excuse me. she was released her turn says she's choosing not to see her daughter until treatment is over. trump transition. reporting hitting rough patch. sources tell nbc news tonight there is growing disagreement about cabinet hoiments giving mitt romney a top post. tonight we learned president-elect has filled a administration. tim caputo is in our control room now. kim late word today georgia representative tom pricey has selected to be secretary of health and human services. price has been a vocal critic of obamacare. but one cabinet position is still up in hair trump

. >> all of this delicious food will be serve theed tomorrow to those in this xhount who don't have a to spend the holidays. in a long line of volunteers helped serve lunch to families in need. surewood harris tells others never to give up on themselves. >> 22 years of sobriety. reunifying with my family, and my son. 1200 pounds of turkey to those unable to heave home. >> you remove the legs and separate the breast and slice it up. >> today's efforts will help feed 4,000 home bound people in the city. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> designated survivor is based on real life. 2020 takes a look at how, and where that happens. here is a sneak >> it's wild. >> here are the details of the special edition of 2020 airing tonight at 10:00. >> coming up, next, on abc7 news at 6:00 michael finney steps in to help out a woman whose stove repair made a problem g >>> what if your oven stopped working on thanksgiving day? >> this woman lived for months without a working stove. >> she contacted michael finney who stepped in to help. michael? >> that is why we have 7 on your side. the electric burners

. >>> a russian fighter jet just crashed into theed me t eed int sea sunday. it had mechanical trouble and tried to return to the ship. the pilot ejected safely. last week, fox news was first to report russia is close to launching a new round of air strikes in syria from that aircraft carrier and from bombers anything from southern russia. >>> president obama's pentagon chief is expressing support that they will defeat isis. it's slow going for iraqi troops trying to retake mosul from isis terrorists. we have that story tonight from iraq. >> reporter: four weeks into the fight to get isis out of mosul and it's not getting any easier. clashes between iraqi troops and militants have been reported in two neighborhoods of eastern mosul. towns outside of mosul are being won back. isis has desecrated an archaeological fight. u.s. air power continues to play a role. ten targets hilt in the last 24 hours. the targeting is less possible as the fight gets more urban. secretary of defense ash carter seemed confident that isis or isil will be defeated. >> it's actually im

. >>> in new zealand at least two people were killed in a powerful earthquake three that rock theed the it hit new zealand's south island. it's epicenter about veep miles northeast of christ church. it happened early sunday after midnight. the quake trigger erred a tsunami about six feet high. officials are warning residents to stay on guard. >> we now know around the country, that the risk has been downgraded to coastal warnings. people to continue to be cautious. >> authorities have not yet declared a national emergency. >>> a humanitarian sets up a refuge camp exhibit in philadelphia. on independence hall where doctors without borders reconstructed the scene of a refuge camp. hundreds of people got a first hand look at what it's like to be a refuge at a war-torn nation. there were several stations set up. including small tents showing exactly where. >>> reassuring news about the safety of a popular a

. >> that is the argument made in a lawsuit file theed against san francisco and it's sheriff. the thing is that both of them agree with the lawsuit. >> that is why today my office filed papers indicating that we'll not defend that law. >> dennis herrera says that law sets bail at a specific amount not accounting for factors like flight risk or ability to pay. a judge can make changes like that at the first court appearance. >> a poor person who possessing marijuana for sale could be locked up, unable to pay bail. someone able to pay $150,000 could be out of bail for rape. >> he says it puts taxpayers on the hook for those who may lose jobs and homes awaiting trial. he'd like to change the system and model it after the feds. >> the federal system uses a risk-based model. >> in bail bonds, changes would like lie be bad for business, a business that has been helping with some issues. >> because you don't have money, does not neen mean you cannot bail. >> peter santiago says the standard up front changing. >> we extend credit to families that would never get loans of $100,000 if w

fox5 is tracking metro this thi morning where concerns about c your safety have prompted theed head of the transit agency to reorganize all 4000 series ser ars. cars. there's safety concern thatce ta could cause the trains to goraio too fast. >> fox5's melanie alnwick is station. >> reporter: they decided they were going pulleporte all 4 series cars off the track andck that would have meant fewerould eight car trains for riders but then after taking a look hcr at more data it a wasft decidedc that the 4000 series cars are c okay as long as they are not not the lead car.. now, metro says the 40000 series as we know are the least reliable in its fleet.leet these have been in service fortunately there's only about a 80 cars in the fleet, makes up about 7 percent of the fleet.fl. metro says this is a very lowery risk issue and this move is mov being taken really just out of f an abundance of caution for the safety of riders.id now we know there have been b issues with the 4000 seriess cars before.ef take a look at this video fromio a couple years ago. a people remember this, right, the car

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. >> that is the argument made in a lawsuit file theed against san francisco and it's sheriff. the thing is that both of them agree with the lawsuit. >> that is why today my office filed papers indicating that we'll not defend that law. >> dennis herrera says that law sets bail at a specific amount not accounting for factors like flight risk or ability to pay. a judge can make changes like that at the first court appearance. >> a poor person who possessing marijuana for sale could be locked up, unable to pay bail. someone able to pay $150,000 could be out of bail for rape. >> he says it puts taxpayers on the hook for those who may lose jobs and homes awaiting trial. he'd like to change the system and model it after the feds. >> the federal system uses a risk-based model. >> in bail bonds, changes would like lie be bad for business, a business that has been helping with some issues. >> because you don't have money, does not neen mean you cannot bail. >> peter santiago says the standard up front has been changing. >> we extend credit to families that would never get loans of $100

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talk to theed to white working class or talk to latinos and blacks voters, we need to go with the standardor with the clinton people. in 2016, we saw all the heavyweights throw its weight behind one flawed candidate and not allow any debate. we should have a chair debate across the country. let's go to all the states that hillary clinton lost that democrats should of one and had a debate. i don't have a favorite in the chair race. jamie harrison is a good guy. ray buckley is a good guy. keith ellison is a good guy. need to have a robust debate about where we go forward. will the company ministration reach out to democrats? an and norma subgrade with chuck schumer. he wants to get things done. donald trump will have to work effectively with democrats. the notion that this is a unified republican monolithic block is just wrong. this is the closest we have ever been to a european-style coalition government. the donald trump party and the republican party are not the same party. when donald trump and his transition says we are going to spend $1 trillion on infrastructure, you have republican m

when they heard about gunshots and once they spoke with the woman, again, that's when she referenced theed gunshots herself. so this is something likely i couldn't imagine what that experience must have been like hearing that outside of her home. so we'll continue to keep you posted though. okay. all right. shayla. as new information is available. all right shayla, thanks. >> thank and president-elect donald trump is making waves in the business community. the asian review is reporting this morning that apple has asked several iphone manufacturers to look moving production to the u.s. right now the iphone is built in asia. president-elect donald trump has said he ihe'd like to have american companies bring back their manufacturing. critics plan say cost iphone would more than double if apple brought it back state side. apple declining to comment on story but said the employ jobs and innovation. >>> ford scrapped plans to move production of one of its vehicle manufacturing plants from kentucky to mexico. president-elect donald trump tweeted the news saying ford executive chairman phoned him

. -- theed about the ubs market has this dollar straight move wrong but it is dollar strength that isng the yen. rates, the curve we have been noticing has not changed but it is interesting to year whiche the 10 is trading with the yield of 2.33%, a lot of the trading has been within the five basis points of 2.30% and 2.35%. the 30 year yield if i can find it is actually not moving too much today but right below 3%. the 30 year has risen. let's look at currencies. the dollar index continues to strengthen. not so much today but in general. i wanted is a currency to point out, trading above 65 now as we wait the outcome of those opec talks and then crude in new york is 45.37. let's go to the news. columbiaigators in trying to determine why a aarter jet crashed into hillside, six of 81 people survive. it was flying a soccer team to a match in the city of medellin. the group reported an electrical failure and declare an emergency. one of the survivors said the plane had run out of fuel. the men who attacked fellow students at ohio state with a car and knife had complained about poor treat

inside, golden burgundy walls, marble floors and apartment doors without letters and numbers so you theed to kne where you're going. some prospective buyers are turned off because of the security. >> in a military camp, all kinds of forces from s.w.a.t. teams, police, it's not very pleasant to get to the building. >> reporter: people who live in trump tower actually have to go through this security right here and then even more security beyond to get to the residential entrance. that increased security began on election night. and it's not set to end for a long, long time. residents are taking it one day at a time. >> the most surprising thing is just how easy it's been, you know, the security is clearly substantial but they just are all really good at their job. >> reporter: a logistical nightmare or not, trump tower may be setting an example for what's to come. >> if president trump will run the country the same way he runs the building, we could be quite happy. >> jean casarez, mork. >> coming up, fidel castro. the renowned photo journalist. his memories of the late cuban leader up nex

emily dough released leather last night honor theed during the glamor women of the year award and she wrote a letter to brock turn and she addresses girls everywhere. >> on nights when you feel alone i am with you. the when people doubt you or dismiss you, i am with you. i find every day for you the now never stop fighting t.tibl you. >> turner served three month in 6 month sentence. >> we have much more ahead for you on this tuesday night. coming up. demonstration against sexual harassment and accuser shares her story with abc 7 news. >> lieutenant governor explains why he will never run for president. >> time to pull out the winter clothing. i'll explain why coming up. >> and how finding this is is. >> architect professor in berkeley investigated for sexual harassment. graduate student who lodged the complaint is telling her side of the story. here's melanie. >> the graduate students made sure the voice were his heard today outside the hall. they were here to support p hd candidate fisher. >> i feel like everybody who is stand with me is standing with the issue that is bigger than m

officials visit theed the camp getting them to vacate on add line street at ashby.here are protective plastic barrier today. some of the campers tell us they plan to pitch tent somewhere else in berkeley tonight. >> this used car lot in san francisco may one day give rise to micro apartments. not much bigger than a large suv. according to the real estate web site socket site a developer wants to build units that would measure fewer than 200 square feet. enough space for mike wave, murphy bed and sink that is built into the top of a toilet. residents would share community kitchen and the lounge. >> abc 7 news i-team has dramatic new video inside a trouble bay area jail. very rare to see such video. in this case inmate is accused of attack ago guard. see how deputy handle the inmate after. accused of brutal retaliation. inmates mother see the injuries and found out what the jail is doing in response. tonight on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >> stay here with us for another 30 minutes of 7 news at 9:00 next coming up police search the woods where sonoma county tee

they have a big enough market that there would certainly be and theed insurers problem is the fundingso california depends on federal government, as most states or all states that have accepted and they depend on federal government to subsidize insurance policies under obamacare and also the medicaid expansion. of the were to get rid program in washington, california would have to find a way to pay for that and the only way to do that would raise taxes to radically. it is possible voters in california would be fine because they would be seen tax cuts from washington once the program goes like that really, so there could be a way to preserve a california version of public health care like we see under obamacare. the other big dimension of programs that they're concerned about is the treatment of undocumented immigrants. california has been way up front . the lapd chief, charlie beck, has not gone along, even under the obama administration, with efforts to deport criminal immigrants, and he stood up on monday, the 14th, and said, i do not care what the trump administration does, it is n

it was heat theed thursday. host: being so close to native land, does the interior department have to sign off on the plans? was theo, actually this only federal jurisdiction for this project came with the army orps of engineers, which is part of the army. host: part of the design process and they were at least trying to reach out to the reservation about at least get input? guest: the army corps focuses on water crossings. oil pipelines don't have a lot while they versight are being planned. they do once they are in the round, but not while being planned so much. so the army corps looks at water and said, that is what the army corps does, dams and levees and what not. looked at water crossings to say, does this water crossing, safety and et environmental standards? they did consult with a tribe on issues related to that water crossing. are there cultural sites there? the army corps didn't look at the lengths of the pipeline to comprehensive impact? that is the point of contention, hether they should look at tha