titus: yes. and that is revolving around this question of housing of defense workers. you mentioned the increase in migration. this is the second great migration. so we are seeing similar patterns set off by the first great migration. similar responses, but now there is a war for democracy. that shifts the way the rhetoric has to be employed. because of the restrictions in housing we have been talking about over the last several class meetings, the fact that african-american neighborhoods in most northern, urban centers were penned in. african-americans could not move outside the walls of these neighborhoods because of all kinds of things, the way mortgages were written, the inability to get insurance, white violence, walls, all kinds of things. as this migration swelled, more and more people get trapped in tiny neighborhoods. because many of these people were defense industry workers, men and women who were going off to work in plants contributing to the war effort, the federal government for th

titus: i think they are 50-50. those inside have greater access, but the insider threat is not necessarily someone purposely trying to damage. it is more they are clicking on that link and responding to emails the are not supposed to. i wish we could patch stupidity, but it has not happened yet. you are going to see analytics coming. there was discussion about ai. it will be easier to detect weird internal behavior. dan: marten, back to you. software is eating the world. what does that mean for the automotive industry marten: we see everything of value to human beings is being governed by software to we love it because everything is fast and we can have apps and social networks. the problem is, all software is vulnerable. when the software eats the world this way, software needs to change. i come from the software industry so i am guilty as accused. the automotive industry learned on to build safe cars, at least i think so. i remember safe cars with all kinds of arrangements to keep my life safe. that mechanical sa

((paul joncich)) representative dina titus. senator-elect catherine cortez masto. representtive- elect ruben kihuen. and representative- elect jacky rosen all gathered in the hallway of the u.s. capital this afteroon. each spoke very briefly, then the veteran of the group, dina titus talked about how the four planned to work together. (( dina titus : "we have common issues acros the whole area whether we're talking about the strip, or henderson, or north las vegas, immigration is a big issue, infrastructure is important, fightiny be a strong team to do those things together." )) ((paul joncich)) dina titus called nevada's results the bright spot from election day. senator reid said he did everything he could to help hillary clinton in nevada but did not get involved in her national campaign. ((paul joncich)) harry reid did not make any public remarks about donald trump today. he is quite happy about something our own patrick walked reported earlier today. that a republican in the nevada and will caucus with the democrats. potentially giving them a two vote majority

representative dina titus held on to her district 1 seat by a landslide. titus defeated mary perry by a 30-percent margin, securing more than 116-thousand votes. the congresswoman congressional district want a representative who empowers workers, fights for immigration reform and advocates for our veterans. titus says the people of southern nevada will always have a place in her heard and a seat at her table. the world was watching as the election results were released. we went down to the welcome to fabulous las vegas sign to ask tourists what they thought about the presidential election. "i would like to say and send my regards, good luck to donald trump and hillary clinton." "i guess the country as a whole is probably leaning more towards clinton mainly for a bit more stability. a little bit worried what will happen if someone like trump gets in there. you gotta understand, in new zealand, donald trump is the apprentice, that's what we see him as on t-v." most of the people we spoke with say they closely follow u-s politics, but said they preferred to e

in district one...democrat dina titus beat republican mary perry.... winning by a wide margin 61 to 28. titus didn't have to campaign much for herself but was an active supporter of hillary clinton. though clinton lost, titus says nevada sent trump a message 23:19:43 "if you think about it, we stood up to the biggest bully and showed him what we thought of him here in nevada."23:19:48 titus is a former longtime state lawmaker and served one term in nevada's 3rd congressional district before it went republican. meanwhile, question one -the gun background checks initiative was approved by a thin-margin. 50-percent voted yes...49-percent voted no. question one drew the most attention statewide this the meansure will mandate universal background checks for gun sales. backers say a legal loophole has let people skip background screenings when buying a gun from another person or online. opponents say the measure could cost law-abiding gun owners time and money without making them any safer. nevadans also voted yes on question two which legalizes marijuana..

congresswoman dina titus cast her ballot alongside a newly naturalized citizen on thursday. aura hernandez has worked in housekeeping for almost twenty years. she said she was overjoyed to be able to vote with her children for the very first time. for a full list of polling places clark county, visit our website fox five vegas dot com. don't forget to tune in to fox5 on election night, which is next tuesday. we will be crunching the numbers as they come and let you know who our next leaders will be. a campaign scam involving a series of fake ads is making the rounds. the ads have since been removed from twitter... but they carried

in district one...democrat dina titus had no competition from republican mary perry.... beating her by a wide margin 61 to 28. overnight, we learned the measure to mandate universal background checks for gun sales passed. this race took a long time to call... but it looks like 50-percent nevadans also voted yes on question two, which means recreational marijuana will be legalized. 54-percent were in favor..while 45- percent opposed. we'll be covering the election results all morning long-- but now let's check our forecast with greg. high pressure continues to hold over the southwest today. mainly sunny skies and high 7 to 12 degrees above no light and switching directions throughout the day. temperatures will range between 78 and 84 degrees valley wide with upper 70s and lower 80s common clear through the work a man is sound asleep-- when masked parker collins is tracking this terrifying home invasion for us this morning. he was fast and first to the scene near valley view and washington. police say the guys broke into this house. the man inside was sleeping they beat hi

10 news reporter jennifer titus puts them to the test. take pkg: 5:00 cp ''there's nothing like a good family get together and a good family meal" it's a fact. you have to eat. 1:28 clip from groundhog day 'aren't you worried about cholesterol love handles?" 'i don't' worry about anything anymore' and that's the statement many households are echoing after catching on to the fad of at home meal kits. families don't have to worry about that trip to the grocery store 23:13 it's exciting michelle gutzka is one of the millions of people who's decided to receive their dinner at their doorstep "nats of her difference in her grocery bill nats they come with the exact amount needed for your meal nats so no extra ingredients are left behind nats and the other benefit- the kits get her trying new foods. 24:54 "what are some items maybe you've tried? "we've ate with fairytale eggplant" so instead of taking her word for it we decided to try it our selves. we ordered from 3 different sites blue apron home chef and hello fresh. the boxes arrived. and th

both titus and kihuen gave victory speeches... and they expressed how excited they are about what's to come for nevada. dina titus 23:19:49" look what else we did, w got jacky, we got ruben, we got me. what about nevada. " 23:20:03 (butted with) ruben kihuen 23:35:12 "regardless if you are a republican or independent... look forward to being your voice in congress for the next 2 years." 22:35:30 we told you earlier that catherine cortez-masto is the first hispanic woman to serve in u-s senate... state's first latino congressman. there was a lot more on the ballot this election.....we'll bring you more results all morning long on good morning las vegas... everything is always available on our webiste k-t-n-v dot com... and at the bottom of your screen. the bottom of your screen. we're just getting started on 13 action news.... a deadly shooting lead authorities to the discovery of a couple as their house g in flames... what officials are saying about the case.... also... a disabled man finds himself stuck inside a home as his house

jennifer titus tested out to that just hit the market.>> for these three college students there are times when they find themselves walking alone. hard to avoid. >> thanks to technology walk alone doesn't have to be so scary. >> what is it like to hear there is technology that could help you when you are by yourself quick >> it's really cool. long time coming kind of thing. >> it comes in the form of an apt. an app called be safe. >> this is called the be safe out. tell me how it works. >> this i can call her and let her know my location. i will alert her. and then it will call her. >> to her she is referring to is her friend hannah. >> i got a text message notification saying sos alarm, i need help. it will tell me danielle's location. >> it shows you their exact coordinate. lifeline. >> i am closing my phone down. you can move it around. when you lift up -- can apt technology keep you safe? >> they can keep you safe along with other factors. be aware of your surroundings. if you see somebody suspicious, take note. also trust your gut instincts through six cents. if something doesn't see

and while you as a parent may try your best to intervene, 10 news reporter jennifer titus shows you-- how a local martial arts instructor-- is doing what he can to kick out bullying. take pkg: 2822 'hi ya' during a jim gradens martial arts class in seminole- 2832 'there we go no step' there's a lot to be learned 2840 'pop pop pop' but in between the chops 2924 'one two three back no jab' there's a message bigger than any kick 2935 'chin down straight across' you'll see on this mat. 219 'recently i've pleasant' tyler sparacino is one of the more than three million kids bullied in school every year. 350 'it hurts kids feelings it makes them feel really bad for who they are' and that's why he's here nats in this class nats this class is focused on anti bullying nats teaching kids like tyler how to fight back 458 'bullying is all around' jim graden says his class teaches students confidence 13 'it's a martial arts class that incorporate anti bullying instruction in curriculum there's no quick fix takes time to give child confidence' graden says his class chops out every stage of bullying

titus will be reelected. quickly, the take on the numbers. anything surprise you in. >> no -- >> you can say that -- >> i'm not surprised, they banked numbers like i've never seen before. >> the democrats. >> democrats did, and it's the history. >> donald trump, running much stronger, nevada looks like in the top two races, so far may have held up against the wave. >> this is a legacy, the ground game he put together after the near miss is rolling out the big preelection night votes, and i think it'll carry the democrats to victory in nevada. >> 1998, remember that? >> do i. >> lost by 400 votes. and we're still waiting for that county. do you think the candidates will run strong enough to hold on to these leads? >> i think so. there are a lot of moderate republican voters i think will side with the democratic candidates. >> back now to the anchors, and we'll talk more with more

jennifer titus 10news wtsp. election results start rolling in. watch election coverage tonight including candidates making campaign stops.>> local polling places are getting ready for a big turnout.>> we want your thoughts with just one day left to go, grab your phone or your tablet and logon to www.wtsp.com /vote now. >> you can see the website on the bottom of your screen. >> the firsqu candidate do you think will benefit the most from early voting in florida? early voting numbers hit a high during -- 6 1/2 million people voted early. that's more than half of all registered voters in florida. you won't see any of the results until tomorrow. we do know, early voting break down by party. 40% democrats, 38% republican votes will help the most? the results have been coming in and our poll found, right here you are seeing it, 67% overwhelming majority say hillary clinton. 33% for donald trump. keep voting on tran13/vote now. we will ask another question and just a few minutes.>>> one last big push for candidates. clinton and trump are hitting the bi

10 news reporter jennifer titus has what you need to know in case you run into a travel nightmare. jen intro: we've all been there--travel night mare "got stuck in d.c." "ran out of fuel on plane had to land earlier" "flight cancelled stuck three days" 84613 say there is a problem do we start from there? first thing you want to do if there is a problem is contact airline directly find out exactly what kind of tigs they'll give you odds are find best course of getting you to destination 85657 they had to refuel and eventually we got to tampa is there naything hidden what im owed airline has to get you to destination timeline getting there determines what they have to give you umm whethe r it be vouchers hotel whatever case may be so theres no actual thing that says they owe research that's fine print what htat prtiuclar airline offers 85948 'got stuck in miami over night' if they have plane not working they are responsible for putting you in hotel full refund. say there is extended delay you can call and ask for refund or free ticket. jen tag: and how about when hitting the road--is

so if he needed to get hold of something, there's a copy of titus andronicus, what is it?he could locate that in his little, brown book and an injury go to -- in theory go to the storage facility and pulled itp up. he never did but he could have. there are letters from scholars saying, i hear you have such and such, it would be very helpful in my research if i were able to examine it, can i come look at that?am and he would number and the onslaught, but everything is in storage at all of my time is being devoted to building a library to store it to make it available to scholars, i'll let you know when the library is built. which eventually he did it. at the end of his career at standard oil he retired, finally bought a house, instead of renting a house, moved out to long island surrounded by his friends from the pratt family. that all conflict in live in the same neighborhood around the golf course out of nassau. and planned his library. he and emily had a budget. they had an idea for what they wanted the library to look liket how it was going, what is bound to look like,

one of those re-elected here in nevada, dina titus. she spoke with dana wagner today in our connect to congress section. >> i wanted to say thank you for making time available and congratulations on the big victory on election night. >> well, thank you. thank you for talking to me. it was bittersweet. it felt good to win and nevada turned blue. but we were disappointed in the top ticket. >> do you think the democrats can find any common ground with talking about some of that. we can't give up our basic principles. but we're going to look for ways to cooperate like infrastructure. i sit on the transportation infrastructure committee. if he's serious about investing in roads and bridges and water pipelines, then that's something we can work together on. >> let's talk about senator harry reid. he will be saying fairwell as a u.s. senator coming up here in about two months from now. senate majority leader, then what does his loss mean for the state of nevada? >> it will be tremendous. harry has done so much for many years in terms of bring

but as 10 news reporter jennifer titus tells you-- their trips are aimed at groups critical to deciding this year's presidential race. nats of hilary:5-5pm pkg--you know what donald trump was talkinga bout at pasco hernando state collegehilary clinton took the stage with former miss universe--- nats-.36mis houskeeping-5 pm pkg a week before election daythe two hoping their message spoke loudly to women and hispanic voters. 19:15:10 'it wasn't such a great country for african americans 50 years ago' while former president bill clinton made a stop in south st. pete speaking to a diverse groupfocusing his speech on the black vote nats--19:15:56- we are as a country- the minority vote critical to both the clinton and trump campaign a census bureau report found in the 2012 presidential election black voter turnout exceeded that of non-hispanic whites. 204800 i live in south st pete but wanza vinson says she doesn't believe the candidates have addressed questions impacting the black community. 204837 'noones answering no questions no one' recent reports also show that the minority vote is dow

jennifer titus, 10news news. >> donald trump spent the day campaigning in pennsylvania. he blasted clinton over the fbi's into the castigation into her e-mails. he says getting rid of the health care act is his top priority. tomorrow he will be in miami and pensacola than jacksonville on thursday. >>> we now know we hate getting hit with hidden fees. from credit cards, car dealers, with new findings on how to beat those fees. >> reporter: that investigation is less than 6 minutes away. i am chatting about it right now only -- i am chatting about it right now on facebook. we want to hear your story. share them with me right now. i will be here on the facebook page until the end of the newscast. >>> hit and run are hard to solve, when there is very little evidence. today police are working a case where a woman was killed in one of their own was injured. it is going to take a lot of luck to crack this case. >> reporter: few clues, one witness killed and the other injured. how do police go about solving a deadly hit and run? >> the first thing is they have to figure out what

titus golf balls and i use taylor made drivers. i've got to say little bit of both on that one. >> what abag? >> i have a mixed bag, and probably nike irons right now. i won't be able to play those so yeah, taylor made wards and titus balls. >> your team is doing really well right now. 12 or pac- 12? >> big 12. i mean i play in the big 12 and that is my roots. it is a great move, you know, for them to go to the pac-12 a smart choice. >> what do you think of the team right now? >> they're fun to watch, you know, that they will find a -- that they will find a way to excellent. it is fun watching the quarterback to sort through their rushing touchdowns last week. to see that running game, you know, where they would look to be a spread out passing offense, but they would have a solid running game. it's fun to watch. >> definitely. 400-plus games. >> yes, he's the man. that is pretty awesome. that is all that he wants to do to go to .500. >> that's right. >> hope he gets to do that. >> we have one last question for you. this is the hunt

dina titus won re-election. so state democrats delivered in nevada. let's go to krystal. >> krystal: we actually didn't mention congressional district number two. he is actually a republican. the state, the republicans obviously came out big nationally. we go to congressional district number three. jacky rosen, danny tarkanian. what you were talking about earlier, michelle. looks like that was a really close race. a little more than 4,000 votes separating the two. you see that, right here, congressional district number three and dina titus. she pulled out a win over mary perry and some of the other so, you know, here in our state the democrats took the house and the senate. but nationally it was a very, very different story. also we're talking about how it's affecting the big board. >> michelle: let's look at that right now. as we're looking at it live. you can see the dow is up more than 200 points. which is a lot better than where we were less than 24 hours ago when things were very unsturdy. there was a lot of concern earlier this morning as well u

. >> jennifer titus is where former president clinton is work the campaigns for his wife. >> reporter: people std about 40 minutes ago and they are still piling in. you can see the crowd here is pretty diverse. and that's good news for the clinton campaign. the minority vote is critical right now so campaigns know they have to focus on the communities. aens is census bureau found in the 2012 presidential election black voter turnout exciteded --exceeded that of nonhis span -- exceeded that of nonhispanic whites but some say both questions they have. >> we're equal with every one else in the united states. we are not a separate group as we have been called the african americans. we are americans. education again we need to look at that a lot better. our kids need to be have a higher standard of education. >> reporter: and, of course, those are questions they are hoping to get answered tonight. former president bill clinton is going to hit the stage about 6: 11. for now live in st. pete jennifer titus 10 news wtsp. >>> hillary clinton is in florida starting off at a scheduled rally in d

the sheriff tells 10 news reporter jennifer titus he's one hundred percent sure-- charles lewis is guilty. but that can often take pkg: it's been almost a week since jessica enchautegal-otero and deputy sheriff adam pennell were hit by an unknown vehicle while standing on the side of the road in lake wales 180335 'we solved the case because community cared enough to come forward' a crimestoppers tip sheriffs grady judd says led to the arrest of this man71 year old charles lewis 180345 'crimestoppers tip came in and said look for blue truck' they followed the tip to this lake wales street where that blue truck happened to be driving down the road 180713 'were all thankful for anonymous tipster' jen stand up---now this is the vehicle involvedthere's not much damage to it but the sheriff says he's positive that lewis was the one responsible because he admitted it 192510 he admitted it does that make it easier to convict? 'it certainly makes it easier' criminal defense attorney kevin kohl says that's not always the case 192417 'a lot of times difficult putting someone behind you can identify

i want to go over to titus. what else is being done? automakers doing to change the way they manufacture vehicles? what else in addition to the bug bounty? titus: considering security at the design phase including all the other experts. understanding these are a connected system. we segment as much as we can. we engineer as best we can. the threats are evolving. we have to make sure we can respond very quickly. some great getting questions from the audience. i will jump to one of these really quick. researchers offended by the word responsible versus coordinated? people may not understand the difference. it is a term that gets a moral wording attached. main reason. the term responsible has been abused. idea of thiss, the conversation has been happening for the last 15 years. thing that isnew happening. it is just picking up a lot of steam. that wasn't always the case. that has been basically thrown at the researcher community. not all of them are justified. there are cases where there is the element of, you are coming -- getting someone

final forecast see how his legacy of titus to the animals will help the world shelter can through a ice sculpture hudec otterbein aaron costic. the world-famous ice sculpture who did that on the morning show.. this is a look at that in the before he delivers his final forecast tomorrow,f transpired a local company to get back. they do snow removal and so they're bringing attention forecast in honor of hisis bare giving free landscaping to the ashtabula county apl worth $6,000. >> does watching one night.. are this ration what he does th dogs so we want to do something back and help the apl. >> they said they rely on donations and cannot thank you for the animals. >> instagram take another page count of snap-chat playbook they're added another new feature, live video streaming.g. the added a fee to allow you to share pictures and video. tonight the users will be able to stream live video to their followers like facebook instagram will delete videos soon as the broadcast is over the hope that they will use the ?? to me the holidays are special, it's family traditions and of course great f

((michael stevens)) lastly, congresswoman dina titus held onto her seat... she beat her republican rival mary perry 63 to 29. brian? ((brian loftus)) >>> the big news is settling in for people across the valley. one thing is for sure... everybody is talking about our sharie johnson stopped by a popular, local restaurant to get reaction. << "8news now reporter sharie johnson: good afternoon, everyone that i've talked to inside egg and i is extremely passionate one way or the other but this is what everyone here is talking about today; this is today's headline, people are passionate; it hasn't been as easy though to get people to talk on camera, but we are here with one trump supporter, john madsen, thank you for talking to us, john how are you feeling after last night? john madsen, great time for our country, it's a correction for our country it sends the message to washington we need to fix washington and we're able to do it this way. sharie johnson, 8news now: what's the number one or number two issues that matter most to you that you are really gonna be lo

jennifer titus has what you need to know in case you run into a travel nightmare.>> reporter: we have all been there. a travel nightmare. >> my engine caught fire over las vegas. >> the plane could not land so we stayed in orlando for two >> the flight was delayed and the hotels were not available. i spent 2 1/2 days in the airport trying to get out. >> i ran out of gas in south carolina. >> taking your concerns to travel experts.>> where do we start from there? >> if there is a problem, contact the airline and find out what kind of things they will give you. >> is there anything hidden that i can ask for like a refund airline has the responsibility to get you to your destination whatever the scenario whether it will be an hour from now or tomorrow. the timeline for when they get you there determines what they have to provide you. >> so there is no actual thing that says they owe me this. >> not necessarily but there is something that passengers can research and that is called the is essentially the fine print on the airline ticket. you can research what that particular airline offers

titus is the senior manager for fcaucs, titus. >> my name is titus, i have the least interesting accent here in the stage. i just learned, but just to tell you more about my role, i'm actually in the i.t. organization over at fca and what we're doing as far as the vehicles security program is being sure across multi functional discipline. it's exciting to have my team and i have a team of security experts and they're part of my organization we have a seat at the table, that we listen to and that our input is valid. when you know your vuner ability, you can fix it. as a result the companies or customers are among most secure in the industry. we're working with car mapping service companies, we're working with general motors, uber, a large giant program here in the industry. as a company, we were hand picked to run the pentagon program, which you have heard of where secretary of defense announced a program where hackers were invited to hack the pentagon. and in just a few weeks we had 1,400 hackers who discovered 138 seve seve severe vuner abilities, they had paid 5 million over 3 years a

jennifer titus, 10 news. >> that food was making me hungry. >> people in our newsroom can eat. >>> a big day for downtown st. harbor. >> the replica of the baltimore clipper that was used in the war of 1812 will be an attraction along the waterfront. the ship currently is parked acrossed from the uss st. pete campus for cost guard inspection on friday. it will move to it's permanent dock in downtown st. >> people can get out on the water and see the skyline and interact with our waterfront park system. >> the ship will be here through april before heading north for the summer. it will return each november making st. peterburg it's permanent winter home. >>reporter: we can enjoy the days in flip-flops and shorts. it's not the same for wisconsin. people are still traveling in the morning. what can they expect? >> look at the high temperatures for tomorrow. south florida in the low 80s. brownsville texas 82. 50s in washington. 37 in syracuse with two and half feet of snow on the ground. for the macy's day parade temperatures in the 40s. rain will head in that direction. it won't get the

democrat dina titus beat republican mary perry in district one.. republican mark amodei beat democrat chip evans in district 2.. democrat jacky rosen beat republican danny tarkanian in district 3.. and democrat ruben kihuen beat republican cresent hardy in district 4. the ads for question one blew up our t-v's for months here in southern nevada... mostly with "no" endorsements in the end, nevadans voted "yes" on the initiative for strict background checks. fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us live in studio with more on the results.. with all votes statewide now counted... measure one 10-thousand votes statewide-- with just the support of clark county. now non-licensed dealers must conduct background checks.... with exemptions for certain transfers between family members, hunting, and self-defense. clark county was the only county where majority of people voted yes-- but we have a majority of the state's population. washoe county voted no with less than a 5% margin... all other voted no. we spoke with those on both sides of the issue last night--before t

making his fans back in milwaukee very proud titus curtain works at u-w-m and he says it was a joy watching the play. "every time you see someone come from here and succeed, we're rooting for them to succeed." "i just really appreciate the love and the support man and i just "probably the biggest career, hopefully i'll get more plays like in milwaukee,rook with 4. packers receivers came up big last night. and so did aaron rodgers. when the light went on and the packers quarterback realized it was going to be a i tried hard to quit smoking. but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. national guard troops are helping firefighters in tennessee.wildfires forced thousandsto leave their homes. a resort near gatlinburg was destroyed. three people have died in the fires. firefighters are on the job even though their are in danger. "it's difficult to go out into a community and try to protect and serve others when your own property and everything that you've worked

. >> jennifer titus, 10 news, wtsp. >> our kind of officer. he's been doing this for three a local elementary school and asking for 90 children whose parents are in need of help. he's also got a christmas list from those children and plans to work to get them the gifts they want. many of you have reached out on our facebook page with messages to officer santiago. one wrote thank you so much for your contribution to the community. you are an angel. wendy adds thank you for taking time out of your busy schedule and putting a beautiful on this beautiful girl's face. i know she and her mom will remember it for the rest of their lives. >>> we should point out once again, he didn't want to be followed, didn't want recognition. >> we thank him for letting us follow him. >> great story. >> so much heart. >> perfect timing, thanksgiving week. we've got really good weather. the cold. a lot of folks liked it. >> who is complaining? >> it's florida. you know what i mean? 30s and 40s are cold but we are bringing the 80s back. not necessarily at the beach b

jennifer titus takes you along with the st. pete police chief as he reaches out to the community. >> reporter: how is it going? >> great today. >> we are at a unique place. billy corners barbershop talking to the people there and asking what is going on and what can we do to make things better. it's a great way to have a conversation. you learn a lot.>> my barbershop two were so i am doing five a week. to figure out what we can do to make services better and talk to customers. >> their issues we should be taking care of for you. >> how are we doing. -- every day we may contact the people and ask them if they need help. >> do you deal with mental illness?>> it has going down. since you took over it seems like it has quieted down. >> you are hearing concerns here.>> i give them my staff and i say what let's pick a location. what do we do and then have the officer follow-up. nine times out of 10 when people call the police they try to solve a problem.>> this is a friendly place. we want to get to know you and be a part of the team

jennifer titus takes you along with the st. pete police chief as he reaches out to the community. >> reporter: how is it going? >> great today. >> we are at a unique place. billy corners barbershop talking to the people there and asking what is going on and what can we do to make things better. it's a great way to have a conversation. you learn a lot.>> my barbershop two were so i am doing five a week. to figure out what we can do to make services better and talk to customers. >> their issues we should be taking care of for you. >> how are we doing.

. >> still titus is hoping to gain traction with amtrak. while rooting for express west. >> is it feasible, it could be, it is going to be a tough road but i think they can do it. >> express ridership, the company did not respond to amtrak will have to work its way through congress with no new funding in sight. meanwhile, it is gridlock between los angeles and vegas every weekend. >> for sure. >> kind of romantic to take the train. >> the weather forecast kevin. >> not as romantic as that train ride. you got is admit. >> you've been on >> maybe a horse and carriage. if you are an early riser take a chance to look over the space station floating overhead. tomorrow morning should be a bright pass here in las vegas. also we should mention cool thing to do the 16th anniversary of the first time astronauts actually boarded the space station to stay for a few months. couple of russians and an american. that was on this date back in 2000. look at the tree dance, the ferocious winds but steady, gusts that hit almost 30 miles per hour. here is the v

in district one...democrat dina titus had no competition from republican mary perry.... beating her by a wide margin 61 to 28. nevadans also voted yes on question two, which means recreational marijuana will be but just because the law was passed... you can't go out an buy recreational marijuana in nevada today. there are still a lot of things lawmakers will have to sort through... like issuing licenses to dispensaries. and it's expected the recreational marijuana plant won't be available for sale until january of 2018. supporters of question 2 are excited what this can do for the state--- but others still have concerns.. :26-32 "i personally don't un drugs on the street is going to be better for any community." (butt) 17-26 shauntel ludwig, da vinci vaporizers "it'll be a commercial good so it'll benefit the entire valley to have taxes on this. it'll benefit our schools, our economy overall." the economy was a big selling point for supporters. they say millions of dollars will be raised in tax revenue that can go toward education in nevada. but those on the other side t

reid alongside congresswoman dina titus. introduced newcomers cortez masto, jacky rosen, and ruben kihuen during a news conference on capitol hill yesterday. cortez masto is the first latina to ever be elected to the u-s senate and the first female in nevada to hold that seat. before the latin grammy awards are handed out on thursday, they'll be handing out musical instruments to local students this is video from last year's event at rancho high school as part of its the schools" program... today... "the latin grammy cultural foundation" will present desert pines high school with a 20-thousand dollar donation in new musical instruments. latin grammy nominated artist joss favela will be there for a q & a with the students. i'm proud to say i'll be there moderating the event again this year. 45 servicemen and women took part native american honor flight. they got to visit memorials in our nation's capitol that were built in their honor. as photographer wes battle-lee-a- zay shows us, governor brian sandoval was at the reno air

in district one...democrat dina titus had no competition from republican mary perry.... beating her by a wide margin 61 to 28. it wasn't just people on the ballor in nevada -- but also issues. the measure to mandate universal background checks for gun sales passed. this race took a long time to call... but it looks like 50-percent v california, massachussetts, and right here in nevada all voted to make recreational marijuana legal-- but that doesn't mean you can go and buy some today. there are still a lot of things our state lawmakers will have to sort through... like issuing licenses to dispensaries. it's expected you won't be able to buy marijuana recreationally until january 20-17. supporters of question 2 are excited for what they believe this can do for the state--- but others still have concerns.. understand how having more drugs on the street is going to be better for any community." (butt) 17-26 shauntel ludwig, da vinci vaporizers "it'll be a commercial good so it'll benefit the entire valley to have taxes on this. it'll benefit our schools, our economy overall

jennifer titus tested out to that just hit the market.>> for these three college students there are times when they find themselves walking alone.

there are plenty of apps out in tampa, jennifer titus. >> if you have not booked a flight he says the best time to look for tickets is just after midnight. >>> dress code controversy. offensive or misunderstood? the story behind the shirt. >>> what shows up in your facebook feed. >>> what one person says is wrong with the jelly in your favorite donuts. >> still tracking a couple of showers this evening but i >>> i have no problem with her walking around in this shirt. i understand what it means. >> it is world diabetes day and a a junior's attempt to raise awareness about diabetes ended up getting her in trouble. >> reporter: it is a tedious routine she has had since she was six. doing it ten times a ten times a day to test your insulin levels. >> most people when you tell them their first assumption is so you a 20 much sugar. >> reporter: so many misconceptions about the disease. so she started her own club, "the dead pancreas. -- "the dead pancreas society." her mother designed t-shirts design t-shirts last year for the club to wear on a walk. >> it represents what diabetes is about

congresswoman dina titus cast her ballot alongside a newly naturalized citizen on thursday. aura hernandez has worked in housekeeping for almost twenty years. she said she was overjoyed to be able to vote with her children for the very first time. for a full list of polling places clark county, visit our website fox five vegas dot com. don't forget to tune in to fox5 on election night, which is next tuesday. we will be crunching the numbers as they come and let you know who our next leaders will be. a campaign scam involving a series of fake ads is making the rounds. the ads have since been removed from twitter... but they carried captions like "vote from home" and "avoid the line," and a small message saying they had been paid for by the clinton campaign. it is not possible to vote by text message, which suggests the point of the fake ads was to suppress democratic turnout by tricking people into thinking they had already voted. former president bill clinton joined d-j steve aoki at u-n-l-v for a free concert, encouraging students to get to the polls and vote. edm music min

reid appeared with the includes dina titus and jacky rosen and catherine cortez masto. now, reid also used his appearance today to warn republicans about re-starting yucca mountain. >> yucca mountain is gone. it's been ground up and sent to china. they have nothing. these -- we talked about that. we talked about it today. if they want to play around w their checkbook because it will be expensive and they will get nothing for it. >> the bloomberg reports the incoming trump administration may want to revive the yucca mountain. >>> security cameras at several stores catch the moment that a strong earthquake shook new zealand. at one grocery store, you can see how the shelves and bottles of wine went flying from the at a golf shop show golf clubs and other merchandise toppling over. the 7.8 mag nil today quake pummeled central new zealand this morning, killing at least two. >>> here at home, nevada is one of the most seismically active states in the country. denise rosch reports first responders are constantly preparing. >> reporter: we don't like to think about it but ther

this win makes kihuen nevada's first latino congressman congresswoman dina titus holds onto her seat. she beat her republican rival mary perry 63 to 29. new this morning jackey rosen e joe heck's seat in district 3. she beats businessman danny tarkanian...narr owly 51 to 49 ((nia wong)) >>> but first, let's take a closer look at congressional district four. kihuen will now jump from the state senate to the u-s house of representatives. kihuen addressed his supporters at the aria conference room last night. you've got to understand since kihuen announced he was running for this seat 19 months ago...he has had the backing of senator culinary union. kihuen thanked his supporters and threw it back to his roots as the son of a former farmworker and housekeeper both his parents were at his side for his victory speech: (( ruben kihuen: "i want to say thank you to every single one of you who took the time to make calls, to canvass door to door, who gave a dollar to this campaign, thanks to you we won this congressional race." )) ((nia wong)) >> congressman cresent hardy conceded shortly after

students reporter jennifer titus teamed up with an etiquette expert. >> reporter: we are making turkey great again. is there something you can do to start off so that doesn't have to happen? difficult to have people stop before you even know what they are going to say. so many times if you say, we don't want to talk about any politics, a lot of times that brings it up. >> okay. >> so if you are going to mention it to somebody, say you have uncle george who always talks politics, pull him to the side and say, let's not talk about politics today. and then also make sure you set him away from uncle matt, because the two of them, you know, separate them. re strategy so you can look to see who is sitting next to who to avoid that? >> right. put the nice calm people next to the little rowdy political ones. >> reporter: and if they are eating and all of a sudden that conversation comes up, is there something you can do to put a halt to it? >> well, what we have to do is just keep everything positive and nobody's right or wrong this this whole thing. so, of course, i have my opinions. you have

in the future of flight will in tampa, jennifer titus, 10news, wtsp. >> that would be so fun. you want to wait for the plane to be available and you can get licensed now for the aircraft. it takes less than three weeks in the airport has rental planes available. for more information go to our website at www.wtsp.com and our free 10news app. >> tracking storms, alerting you, protecting your family. it is time >>> that would be a good gift for someone. >> and my birthday is coming up too. >> look at how gorgeous. >>> we had a few extra clouds and the kind of dark in the sky today for just a couple sprinkles ending now making for a beautiful sunset. all right. here we go. this is a look at storm tracker 10 right now. most of us are dry but we have eastern and of the courtney campbell causeway. that should fall apart with a sprinkle over toward safety harbor. this has moved offshore and we are rain-free at this point. then the last pic shower that we had is almost gone. it barely made it to i-75. it is looking good right now along the corridor. so we heavy showers coming in on the

today congresswoman dina titus cast her ballot. she joined a newly naturalized citizen who has spent the last nearly twenty yeras in housekeeping at new york new york. aura hernandez said it made her very happy to be her children for the very first time. the last thursday before election day... the national polls show a race that is coming and the the wire candidates are pulling out the stops with big names and big money in the final days of the campaign. dianne gallagher breaks down the latest on the race for the white house in this report from washington. big names. big money. little time left. president barack obama: five more days. five more days. it's coming down to the wire and hillary clinton is maintaining her election edge over a late-surging donald trump. the cnn poll of polls, which averages the five most recent national polls, shows her leading 46-42. surrogates for both candidates are out in full force, criss-crossing the country. melania trump, who until today hadn't delivered a campaign speech since the republican na

i want to thank my long-time friend, dina titus who is also with us. >> i also want to recognize our entire crew. people are gonna go out an canvass. i want to thank carmen for speaking on the program and i want to thank the plumbers and pipe fitters local 525. [ cheers ] >> before i get into my remarks about what's at stake in election and thanking you for what you are doing to bring out the vote, i want to say just a few words. i want to say a few words about the two police officers who were killed in the line of duty in iowa. this is horrifying, heartbreaking. it's totally unacceptable. i have spoken with the mayors of the two cities where it happened, des moines and urbandale. i certainly expressed our condolences and told them that my thoughts and prayers were with the families of the fallen officers and with their fellow officers. you know, as president, i will bring the full weight of the law down on anyone who kills a police officer and see to it that they are brought to justice. [ cheers ] is safer when the police respect the people they protect and when the people respect t

in 70 ad the roman general titus got the jews, took them out of their land, and for 2,000 years they did not and could they were in captivity in 13 different empires, one after the other taking over. but in 1948 england released them and brought them back and the fig tree blossomed and then just in 67 they took jerusalem. wow! it's here! why? study ezekiel 38 and 39, 18 times the battlefield is israel. and he said when you see all the signs of matthew 24, mark 13, luke 17 and 21 in connection to these two things, israel is a nation and the taking of jerusalem, that's when i'm coming. we're there! we could go home at any minute and take us out of this mess, even this new election, believe me. oh my. you know we could just give the invitation. wasn't that a great message? that was a great message jack and it lifts our to think that jesus could come at any moment because the signs are all here yes jack. oh rexella this is what i preached 70 years ago on that record. i'm going to make it for the people soon... yes. ... so they have what i said... yes. ... that many years ago and it deals

. >> so when congresswoman titus was on here several months ago talking about her federal marijuana legislation, she said a big reason for her own involvement was because of what she called a patchwork of laws and her belief there's a lot of confusion around state about medical marijuana here, but it's still the similar case, correct? >> that's correct. yeah. any marijuana policy reform that's happening at the state level is going to have -- you know, it's going to create different policy at that level than what's at the federal level because they still just have a blanket prohibition here in d.c. when it comes to marijuana. >> so how many of these past efforts are you guys directly involved in? >> it's difficult to say the exact number mpp j we've been doing this for so long. mpp was formed in 1995. and we have been directly involved in a lot of these efforts since then. >> sure. >> currently, we are directly involved in campaigns to make marijuana legal and regulated like alcohol in arizona, california, maine, massachusetts and nevada and supporting several other statewide efforts in the legi