. >> around the garage, and thern through the back -- then through the backyard >> reporter: fearless scorpion hunter. [ laughter ] >> i wouldn't go that far. [ laughter ] >> reporter: all to protect 2-year-old amir. he is not the only one. >> at one none and all of a sudden i found two in the garage in the last week >> reporter: they blame stings on pets and people on what's across the trees. >> they weren't here before the brushes. >> reporter: a temporary adot nursery removed for the construction of the southbound freeway. once it's built, everything in the nursery will be replanted there. adot says the temporary nursery is unlikely to increase scorpions in the area because the ground >> adot says it's not the trees. probably nobody from adot lives over here. they can say what they want to say about what's causing temperature it's here now. >> reporter: with no answer to what neighbors call a scorpion invasion. >> it was pretty painful. so i can only imagine if something happened to my chile >> reporter: with the weather getting cooler, chance of scorpions around. once the freeway

they say thern at work when they -- they were at work when they got a call from their brother-in-law who's visiting. the man who lives here telling us that his brother-in-law tried to get the intruder out and that's when a fight broke out inside the home. shots were fired. the bad guy was hit multiple times. they think the brother-in-law did the right thing. >> my brother-in-law shot him and didn't kill him so i'm sure he'll be all right. but he'll think twice about coming back here. >> now you see the car there that detectives are looking at right now? family telling us that that's the car that the male intruder was in. he's suffering from nonlife threatening injuries. the brother-in-law is cooperating with investigators. >> thank you. >>> turmoil. reports swirling about strife within donald trump's transition team as a steady stream of nominees make their way to trump tower. trump tweeted that it's going to smoothly. kelly anne conway says he's not going to rush. >> you don't settle overnight. these are serious issues and appointments. >> meantime in washington vice president-elect

the true scope of this disaster, just look through the windshield of this car, surrounded by flames thern so many trying to escape tonight. an entire city evacuated. the flames creeping towards a cabin. a surveillance camera capturing it all. and tennessee state troopers guiding families away from their homes through the thick smoke and fallen trees. abc's linzie janis leading us off from tennessee tonight. >> hit the gas! hit the gas! >> reporter: tonight, the race to escape the flames. >> go, go, go, go, go! >> reporter: embers flying over the windshield. >> reporter: michael luciano riding shotgun as he and another man drove through the massive fire in the great smoky mountains. winds gusting to 60 miles per hour fanning the flames. police rushing door to door, evacuating the entire city of gatlin gatlinburg. >> the police pounded on the door and said, you got to go right now. >> reporter: the wall of fire engulfing this cabin. terrified guests trapped inside the park vista hotel, as the one next door erupts. >> you had to lay like perfectly flat on the dead. officials calling apocalyp

and does therned strength of the dollar handle your ability to be accommodated?tral bankers in general don't like and that is still true today, abrupt movements. the exchange rate is not a target of our policies, so it is the market. it has consequences, of course, but it is not our target. i would be more concerned of the development in emerging countries and deceleration of growth they're which will affect world trade. mark: that was the ecb vice president. we are headed to the close, four minutes from the end of this thursday equity session. stocks are up today. have a look at the currency orders. it is a quiet day. the thanksgiving holiday, sterling is up against the dollar and the euro is up against the pound. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london, this is the european closed. stocks finishing the trading day in europe -- docs at almost the highest close in a month. with stocks continuing and ant performing interesting chart -- the euro is the top chart against the dollar. the dollar-yen is the bottom. both the euro and yen look poised for declines against t

. >> two families say thern 6th grade at greenspun middle schoool the parents say they were never told about the incidents surrounding their children .. and the school failed to look into their kids' bullying claims. one of the victims says another boy called him homophobic names in band class... and told the dean about it... but the alleged bully wasn't punished. according to court documents - the attacks were so bad....one victim was stabbed with a pencil in his private parts.... and was too scared to tell the school. attorneys said the second victim the second victim says he was hit with a trombone...and the bullying got so bad...he wanted to take his life. (( "i was going to try and kill myself ..." "and why were you going to do that? um, because i didn't see any like other options." )) ((nia wong)) >> the defense also presented the school district's attorney says when the first victim reported being bullied, he never mentioned the homophobic slurs. ((nia wong)) >> coming up in the next half hour...we hear more from the clark county school district's attorney, about the other side

indication that the president-elect will try to pacify wall street if he does something that annoys therne president-elect will try to pacify wall street if he does something that annoys them? >> anyone that thinks they know what donald trump is going to do, i think is crazy. they so underestimated him in the primaries and the election, and i think for wall street to sort of think despite all of the populism on the trail that trump is going to give them everything they want when it comes to banking is a little crazy. hand, although there are mixed messages. -- republican class republican platform has a new glass-steagall in it. on the other hand, he said he would try to get rid of dodd-frank or get rid of a lot of it. check out his story, today on bloomberg and bloomberg.com. tie-intill ahead, or a prime minister's to bloomberg and says the current prime minister should stay in power, even if they coming referendum is rejected -- even if a coming referendum is rejected. ♪ mark: by from london, and new york, i am mark orton with vonnie quinn. vonnie: italy faces a referendum vote on the pr

. >> the thern exiting the lounge and the deceased and friends were set upon by a group of males that wanted to fight. the decreased became separated fwr his friends. ben: police say jones unconscious a short time later and died at a hospital. jones' father says he was about to graduate from college and was planning to get married next year. two men are facing second-degree murder charges. ben: new this morning, a family in florida is thankful after their dog survived an alligator attack. this is hazel. her family thought they'd lost her when a gator dragged her into a canal near their home. the family threw rocks at the alligator hoping it would let hazel go. when that didn't work they tried > at that point, my dad laid down, mom grabbed his ankles. he reached for the dog, pulled it out of the water. the gator finally let go. ben: they rushed hazel to the vet. the dog is recovering now and will survive. neighbors say they see gators as long as eight feet in the canal but that so far, officials haven't done anything about it. melinda: today on ellen the creator of the broadway smash h

andill discuss trends therns and we will talk to deputy editor at yahoo! news on the top people, places, and we will watch at 7:00 on monday morning. >> vice president joe biden campaigned for hillary clinton. , a candidateally for senate. this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> we know our school teachers are great and she showed that it was true. i do not know if anybody from johnson college is in the crowd. somebody told me, johnson college, we work. that is a good thing. a great country doesn't just consume things, it builds things and that is what happened in this great institution. johnson college. well, i do want to let you know that this is just the warm-up act. is anybody ready to get out there to work, fight, and win? do.use, we have a job to i think we are about making history and i am excited to tuesday. you know i have a special request. when we shatter the glass ceiling in the white house, will you join me in shattering the glass ceiling in the united states senate? i am kind of fired up and i think it is time to send pat toomey packing. that our

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