they are on top. we haven't one for so long and now we are. we're definitely not on top. they are on top. but we are confident. >> the raiders are confident. will oakland was complement 3 of their division rivals, broncos safety tj ward let his feelings come through. >> what is that you don't like about the raiders? >> they are from oakland. i just don't like them. i just don't like the raiders. it's probably breaded me. have a lot of friends who are raiders fans and we would argue. to things i hated growing up or cowboys and raiders. >> here's a look at the standings. the winner tomorrow night, top dog in the west by a full game. a great way for the raiders to bring in its bye week. over the 49ers and saints playing tomorrow at 1 pm. >> the raiders. >> the raiders. i'm going raiders of course. this is a turn the page kind of game. >> 5:30 pm tomorrow night. we will be right back. ,,,,,, we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. so vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4 billion in new education cuts, without raising taxes on anyone, and with

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here we are at the top of the dome, right below the statue of freedom. balustrade.he here we are at the top of the dome with the foremost views of washington dc we have the national monument, the national mall, can see virginia on the horizon. some of the most significant inage on the dome were utilitarian parts. terhave better systems -- gut systems that have deteriorated due to water pouring in from the balustrade. this balustrade was so corroded that it was no longer stable. this balustrade is comprised of about 350 plates of cast iron. they were completely dismantled from the top to the floor level. they were shipped all the way across the country to the foundry of salt lake city, where a number of parts were recast. >> if james madison is the architect of the constitution, that george washington is the general contractor. if to build a house or put on a addition, you know the results are more like what the general contractor has in mind than the architect. >> george washington's role in unifying the country and ratifying the first federal document in

are looking at trump campaign headquarters. their watch party tonight. and major garrett is there for us. donald trump is expected at any moment. >> yeah, donald trump is here. the top advisers to his campaign are beginning to make their way towards the center of the stage. sarah palin, early endorser. john mccain's runningmate is here in hilton midtown manhattan. we're told that donald trump moments from now. some time in the near future. and because there is not a concession from hillary clinton, he will not declare absolute victory, we are told. but talk abut tout the directiod he sees, all the numbers, outstanding point favorably in his directs. he wants to thank supporters and talk about this moment. and bask a little bit in the improbability of it all. but also tell the country that, he is going to wait, see how the numbers come in, and wn the vectick victor and some poi. and propriety of concession from hillary clinton should it come is carried out. then he will declare himself the winner. so in that sense, you can begin to see in the emerging possibility of a president-elect trump. a deference to the methodology, the long standing, process of working through

. >> all four on the bottom and all four on the top are gone. >> reporter: she was scheduled to go in for one tooth extraction? >> one bottom right tooth. and come out missing all of then. >> reporter: brandy wanted to see the dentist, but the attorney she calls won't touch the case. >> what you have in his case is five-year-old, six-year-old, seven-year-olds who must confront a dentist that's been a dentist in this town for 50 years. it's the worst he said she said to be a part of. >> reporter: but brandy is determined to raise hell and turns her mini van into a in april last year she hits a big nerve with one click of a button online. >> i hesitated at first doing it, but then i just hit post and it posted it. within an hour it was going crazy. >> brandy had a post shared 350,000 times. in a town where there's less than a million people. brad and angelina share levels was pretty >> reporter: within 24 hours protesters hit outside the clinic. >> reporter: protesters are in front of his office in their second week despite all of that, the dentist is still open for dentist. >> reporter

highs today are only topping out into the low 40s. on top of that, our winds continue to blow out of the northwest at 15 to 30 mph. with a strong northerly wind our temperatures morning and afternoon. the clear skies will stick around throughout the evening and overnight hours allowing for our temperatures to drop into the low 20s. a few of us may actually drop into the upper teens for the first time this season. winds won't be as strong, but will continue out of the northwest at roughly 5 to 15 mph. today: mostly sunny, windy, and high: 37 alo: 37 dbq: 36 iow: 38 34 to 40 tonight: clear and cold. wind: nw 5-10. low: 20 alo: 19 dbq: 20 iow: 21 17 to 23 tomorrow: mostly sunny and seasonably cool. wind: se 5-10 high: 40 alo: 39 dbq: 38 iow: 41 37 to 43 tom. night: mostly clear. wind: ese 5-10 low: 23 alo: 22 dbq: 22 iow: 24 20 to 26 monday: partly cloudy. high: 46 tuesday: showers likely. high: 47 low: 34 wednesday: chance of showers early. high: 44 low: 40 thursday: partly cloudy. high: 46 low: 34 friday: increasing clouds. high: 47 lo

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top officials are upset over steve bannon's appointment.lyanne conway. >> he has been the general of the campaign and frankly, you need to look at the full resume. harvard business degree. naval officer. he has success in entertainment. he certainly was a goldman sachs managing partner. >> reporter: the opposition to bannon is building. house democrats circulating a letter using trump's words noting that the president called for unifying and how bannon fits into the picture. john and christine. >> jim, thanks. >>> the appointment of steve bannon by the president has donald trump's critics outraged. the uproar could grow louder because sources say the president-elect is considering media bashing conservative talk show host laura ingrham as the press secretary. brian stelter has more. >> reporter: every incoming presidents has controversial picks, but one is incendiary. steve bannon is the best example. bannon criticized since he was appointed chief strategist. we heard from people who believe his web site has white supremacist views. that is

and tells "60 minutes" his top priorities are immigration, health care, and tax reform.strations over trump's election victory haven't slowed down. the show of unity across the bay area this weekend. and thousands gather in a show of support for an area deputy killed in the line of duty this weekend. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's mo,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> is there anything people won't buy on the internet? many analysts thought so, but jamie yuccas explains how one e-tailer eases shopper's regret by letting them sleep on their purchases for a while. >> reporter: when christine hoy need a new mattress, she didn't go to bed store, she bought one online. >> i just hated the feel walking around and testing the beds on the show room floor. it wasn't for me. >> reporter: she ordered her bed sight unseen by casper which sells high-end mattresses online. >> we designed one mattress that is perfect for everyone. we give you a hundred nights to try it in your home, totally ris

they say it'll be attractive to top are part of the design and most of its seats will be in the lower deck, which will also be shaped for better stage viewing. it definitely helps a lot of businesses when theres a bradley center event. rob settecase owns ugly's, a relative newcomer to old world 3rd. he says more big-name concerts would not only help the neighborhood - they'd help the city. definitely brings a different demographic of people, people that usually dont come down here, people from the suburbs, people from madison. it definitely makes a huge difference brooks. paget says an additional five concerts...would bring in as much money as one slow month. i dont think thats an exaggeration at all. steve costello from the bradley center says over the last decade, the number of concerts in a year has ranged between 10 and 19. both he and the bucks believe most of the bradley center staff will transfer to the new arena, which is set to open in the fall of 2018. a more seasonable-day -- but rain returns for tonight. weather expert tom wachs joins us now... coming up plus -- what's up

winds along ridge tops are expected to increase through today and may expand the fire. the fires have burned more than 40,000 acres in our state alone and there are also fires in georgia, south carolina, and tennessee, firefighters that acres. arson is expected in many of the fires. it will be tough until we get a decent amount of rain there. back to you. >> bill, thank you. >>> while it's beautiful, we aren't getting rain to help out with the wildfires. >>> every front since hurricane matthew has not produced much rain at off. we had under .50" with the front that came through earlier let's take a look at the museum skycam and you can see lots of sunshine over downtown raleigh looking from the north carolina museum of natural sciences. 34 in wake forest, and the sunshine is warming things up just a touch. 41 in goldsboro and 32 in roxboro and south hill. still cold near the virginia line but by lunchtime, the afternoon. and we'll jump into the 70s by the end of the week and a front will bring us cold air by sunday. we'll talk about the transition through the weekend in

we wanted to find out what are the top four issues. according to a poll from cbs economy that will be the biggest factor in those hearing the dna. two will it benefit most? donald trump sale his business record daily with voters. clinton is could wanting on voters memories of the economic boom in the 1990's during her husband's terms proof she help america prosper. voters say they are voting based on safety. isis inspired attacks in the u.s. and abroad september this issue front and center in the 2016 race. americans remain heavily focused on healthcare. president obama's legacy policy obamacare isn't helping democrats this time around. news of premiums rising could signal why 16% voters are most concerned about medical insurance. last but not least, immigration. >> we are going to create the border. were going to stop the drugs. >> reporter: immigration is wall between mexico and the u.s. will not soon be forgotten. will it drive republicans to the polls? only 8% surveyed say immigration is what matters most to them. on tuesday voters

these two $30 models are top rated. >> when they are interconnected, if one alarm goes off, every alarm in your house will go off and that will protect you from distant fires, give you more time to get out of the house. >> some newer smoke alarms are that last as long as the unit itself which is about 10 years. those are not replaceable. it's a good idea to note in a black marker when you got the alarm and then you'll know when to replace it. >> dana: time for team traffic. tom is joining us. any issues? i see an accident on charleston. for. travel times looking pretty good right now. no accidents on the freeway. we go back to the resort corridor where a lot of attention on the paris. while we saw lights not on on the eiffel tower a lot of properties turn off many of their lights in the overnight hours. we see everything lit up to midnight but others turn off until dawn comes. we notice there is police activity to the south ofhe hollywood. doesn't look like anything serious just a few squad cars. we have a little bit of a breeze. yesterday you could see that where the grass blowing ther

>>steve: we are on top on how you can protect yourself >>gabe s: hackers managed to bypass security to send e-mail so goes the messages aimed at checking people to give out their personal information for installing now where which include computer lots of problems immediately run and of date and your flashed their software disturbing new details about the college students found eating another person's face the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. he's the drug company big sf a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nea

.>> right now here are the top stories we are following, resident elect donald trump announcing the top three priorities he will face house, immigration health care and jobs. president-elect trump wrapping up his first trip to washington dc he met with president obama for 90 minutes and then met with house speaker paul ryan, first lady michelle obama met with wallonia trump and then gave her a tour of the white house. >> more than 100,000 people signing up for healthcare exchange plans. the most sign-ups of any day since open enrollment started are worried about donald trump's promise to appeal obamacare. our top story. >>> loved ones who have buried their parents and in some cases their children at a landmark cemetery in saint pete want action. >> an investigation from 2013 the lead investigators to take the owner of royal palms over dozens of violations, tonight jackie callaway shows us why some families say it is not enough. >> martha perez says she and her husband spent two hours searching this section for family members. >> there totally covered over. there is a whole roll. >> it t

the numbers at the top are the estimated electoral votes. you can see with the blue one on the left, clinton has more estimated votes than trump. in the middle, the yellow line shows 84 toss-up votes. clinton's lead has diminished according to say monmouth university poll. the poll published just yesterday has clinton still leading by now by only four points. last month, the lead was by ten points. while the candidates themselves are in north carolina today, trump's wife melania will be in chester county this afternoon. >> mrs. trump is holding a rally at the sports complex in berlin at 2:00 this afternoon. this will be her first major public speech since the republican national convention this summer. we're five days from the election. and nbc10 has you covered on all fronts during this friday and monday night. for a special half hour, with the latest developments and perspective on the race. and we'll be broadcasting from xfinity live in south philadelphia starting at 7:00 p.m. >>> the cubs have won the series! >> the chicago cubs are worl

responding to. >> the top toys are already lining the store shelves and experts say what is old is new again. >> we have smurfs a few years ago. >> five-year-old is into they are back. >> i remember this one. >> what is old is new again? >> yes. >> the hottest is the virtual reality head set to add to your smartphone for the teens and furrybyes. and a stuffed animal that you have to nurture until it hatches. >> we g gone. >> you are seeing them on ebay for two, three, four times the price that you would normally pay in a real store. >> why do we feel we must get these toys. the expert is saying that the digital world is driving it. we are zero in on the hot toys faster than in the past. social media created the fear of missing out. >> there are a lot of products that people get excited about and worried they'll not be able to get it and people are motivated by that. >> sound advice for making wishes come true. >> makes me nervous seeing the folks are getting so much of the christmas shopping done and i haven't started. >> i pu

okay. >> we have seen more and more stores are not opening for thanksgiving there's a movement away from that. >> reporter: that's the way. >> 5:56. >>> the top stories are straight ahead. >> let's check in with tiffany. >> reporter: we have about telling you all morning this is one of the busiest airport travel holidays of the year. i just spoke with the airport top guy coming up the one piece of advice he morning. maureen. >> reporter: thanks a football player is charged with murder after his cheerleader girlfriend is found dead. new details just coming into the newsroom this morning. john. >> mo the week long look at home remedies continues today. how to get clear skin without reaching for the pricey products. >> and america's got talent auditions are coming to cleveland. your next chance to win your way to the front of the line traffic map right now. coming up, after 6 a.m., we will let you know about the airport delays are we seeing ?? them locally. hollie. >> hey danielle and we are chatting about the forecast and any impacts on your travel wednesday. for now it's dry but we are planning on rain showers, 40s for highs and we will go hou

topping the hour, the kids are all right, or are they? onald trump's grown children and his son-in-law be given top-secret security clearances. that, apparently, will be the question for intelligence officials, because we've just learned the president-elect wants them cleared. jim acosta broke the story. he joins us now from outside trump tower in new york. so these security clearances, i mean, how unprecedented is this? >> well, obviously, it's something, anderson, we haven't seen in a very long time. president obama's two young children, were not in position to receive these types of security clearances. and what we do understand at this point is that the trump transition is looking into this, although we should point out, anderson, one trump transition source is pushing back on this,

some of the top cities are in arizona, texas and california. >>> new parents in amesbury are hoping to track down the person that saved their baby girl within she stopped breathing. they were still on the phone with the middleton 911 dispatcher when a neighbor heard them screaming and ran for help. the couple shared the ne fox25's bob ward. >> my whole world. i love her to death. >>reporter: there is raylyn over a week old and she survived a life or death drama. early saturday morning raylyn's mother riley noticed her daughter had trouble breathing. >> arched her back and flailing her head side to side and her eyes were -- she looked very panicked. >> reporter: raylyn's dad rushed to help and in moments >> turning purple, bluish, her eyes were popping out of their head. >> reporter: the couple called 911 and she rushed outside and begged for help. >> i ran outside and i started screaming for help. my baby is dying. she is turning blue. she is not breathing, can somebody help me. >> reporter: seconds seemed like hours and then before emergency crews arrived, some call what happened next

at the rocky tops sports world. are now calling home. at least from last night into tonight. 750 people at least here. displaced because their homes are reduced to absolutely nothing. so far. 250 structures have been decimated. by the fire. take -bg a a look at the damage we're dealing with here. talking about thousands of acres. just consumed by the fire. that top forestry officials are saying at least saying that it has been man caused. so that is definitely of a new development. that we have been hearing. that at least 3 people dead. dozens in the hospital. over here though, this is one of 3 different hubs in the area. right around. where they have folks with the red cross. helping people get back on their feet. and i just got to say walking through the shelter, the out pour of support from the community and surrounding communities has been nothing short of astounding. people have been fed. supplies. you can feel the weight of of hw much the devastation has just impacted people. they're trying to rally together. and trying to find the

i say there's 100 million full-time workers, the top 5% are five million workers, there's 77 billion people in the world. half of those, we don't know who they are. half are too young, too old, half have never going to move. 50 million, people should fear our immigration strategy at that level because we should be trying to capture their talent, bring it over here and fuse it together, put it into our institutions which magnify their productivity and the success of their risk taking way more than the institutions in their home companies -- countries. but if that's really what's driving growth and we could double it by bringing in another five million, i don't know if there's synergistic effects, maybe it gives you less than one plus one, but that, i think, is our best shot for growth. >> host: by the way, i think a lot of economists would agree with that. no economist that i know of argues against talented immigration. >> guest: another proposal i make in the book, if you really look at the tax numbers, the middle class pays in taxes about what they get back in government services in

i don't think he can win. >> do you think that whatever e-mails are on anthony weiner's lab top that e connected to huma abedin, do you think we're going to find something new? >> heck no. i don't think this is going to go anywhere. there's two questions here. we're focused on the wrong question. whether there's more classified information. the fbi director, when he closed the investigation, said he wasn't close to a prosecutorial bar. that means there has to be something substantial in the e-mails. >> a bombshell. >> that bombshell is not about more classified information. it's about whether there's an indication about what people intended to do. did they want to break the law? i don't think we'll find that. >> so many people say if this were anybody but hillary clinton, this person would be in jail or this person would be prosecuted or this person would lose their job. do you think there's been a different standard for the material that was found on her personal server than there would be for anybody else? >> no, i served in the government for 25 years. i watched investigations like

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they are good this year. at the top of the division it will be a fight for number one in our division. usually 's circumstance type thing playing the raiders now it's like we need to win. they have good weather this week? they will. warm it will be another one of those days you can very well be playing football in this notice i love the year as we very well know. that will be the case today at a little bit of a mix of sun and clouds. clouds over the mountains couple of some showers a cropped up there. crystal-clear view at least from this view but if you're standing downtown like i just was in up to the north still clouds out there blocking the sun. making for hazy sunshine. most of the bad weather cruising up to the east may play into that game seven tonight i'll talk about coming up. but drier air in general working its way towards us. it will stay here the next couple of days. were also in the cooler air temperatures in the mid- 50s in denver right now. a drastic decrease from where we were yesterday 5 degrees cooler

the president-elect and top advisers are pushing back against reports of deep strife inside trump tower. trump himself sweeted that things are going so smoothly, and he lashed out at "the new york times" for reporting otherwise. as trump continues to break with convention, vice president-elect mike pence paid a conventional call on the current vice president, joe biden, who was sharply critical of the republican ticket. but today, touring the vice presidential residence with their wives, biden offered an olive branch saying fence has his full support as he transitions to power. we're covering all that and more, including with congressman adam schiff. our analysts and correspondents are also standing by. let's begin with the trump transition. sara, the president-elect and his team, they are denying reports of fierce infighting and turmoil. >> reporter: that's right. tonight they're hitting back hard at the notion that jared cushner is exacting revenge against chris christie for chris christie putting cushner's father in jail. they say any hard feelings have to do with bridge gate and the

we are definitely not on top. they are on top and we are very confident.fident? here's a look at the standings and in the winter tomorrow night takes over sole possession of first place. here is a little hard to heart. i've been doing this for a long time, longer than you've been alive so it's a lot of weeks with a lot of players stepping in front of the cameras saying this is the most important game. >> it's just another game. were trying to make it bigger than what it is. >> i honestly treat every game the same. i really do. >> even you have to admit this is a mega-blockbuster game. >> yes it is. we are tied for first so this is for all the marbles. we are coming out and ready to play. it is going to be a big game on a big stage. >> say one more thing, you see this guy [ inaudible ] is he getting better and better? >> from that year to now and it is a leak. >> what does he do? >> he just goes out there and played like you trust the receiver and he trust all of them and loves all of them. he plays with so much passion. i can hear it in his voice sometimes

here are the top three things the current bucs are thankful for. the running back, he has missed his last three games but he helped save this season. he ran if a crier high 101 against the panthers. outdid himself a week later. the bucs also thankful for that jameis winston is their quarterback. the ea team continues to improve. he will be a star in this league. winston's 20 touchdowns ranks fifth in the nfl. and the bucs are thankful for how pud peut rid the nfc south is -- how putrid the nfc south is. atlanta the om team in the division way winning record putting the bucs in the thick of this playoff race. finally tonight, an italian restaurant in the heart of families a reason to be thankful. >> donnatell o's opened the doors to give families a thanksgiving meal them invited superheroes and princesses to bring some free gifts for the kids to put under their christmas tree. how sweet is that? >> that is it for 10 news at 6:00. we hope you have a very happy thanksgiving. hey! is this enough? a little more... grandma! there you go... there's no mor

those are some of the top stories on this monday november 28, 2016. >> from abc news this is "world news now." >> good monday morning everyone. elections are all over with, we're still talking about it. >> oh, yeah. >> especially donald trump who went online hand quite an outburst set off by a push to recount votes in key states. >> a lot of people think he's justified going off on twitter especially kelly conway former campaign advisor and she's saying some people are sore losers. cabinet. he is making claims that millions of people had voted illegally without having any evidence to support his claims which kept him from winning the popular vote, he says. we have the latest. >> reporter: donald trump and his staff blasting a vote recount in wisconsin. >> it's a total waste of everybody's time. >> green party candidate jill stein started the effort last week. >> and hillary clinton's team joining the those announcements triggering seven tweets in 70 minutes, nearly all aimed at clinton. general council says clinton staffers intend to to ensure fair zblns it's a legal right. not a big dea

we are on top of the breaking news that will affect basically everybody with traffic backups and tie ups. septa union workers have decided to go out on strike. they are on the picket lines, they did not reach an agreement last night. this will affect not the just your way to work but how your children are getting to school in the city of philadelphia, they will go to the the public schools and then the ride home as well. so we have you covered on all of those front. >> certainly do. maybe some good news if you want to check lottery numbers here they are, good luck, we will be right back. >>> we have a developing story right the now we know three people have died and several others were injured after a car hit a flatbed trailer, carrying adults and children on a halloween ride. this is not in our area but in mississippi. police say these children and one adult were related, and they were killed in the crash happening in the town 80 miles east of jackson. other people involved in this crash did suffer life threatening injuries and we're getting details in right now and we will bring the

they bring out their top 3 or 4 toys for that season, they have moms and kids come in and see what their reactions are, and they use that data to figure out, ok what the kids really respond to. reporter: the top toys are already lining the store shelves, and experts say, what's old, is new again. >> we had smurfs come back a few years ago, ninja turtles are transformers. >> trolls are not new, i remember trolls when i was a kid. but trolls are back. >> oh, yeah i remember having this in middle school maybe? >> so what's old is new again? reporter: the hottest new toy craze to hit the market? the virtual reality headset you can add to your smartphone, for the teens. and furby's are back in action this season. retailers say get ready for hatchimals, a stuffed animal that the owner needs to nurture until they hatch. >> we get the hatchimals in, we'll get as much as 36 to 60, but then melinda, they are gone. >> you're starting to see them on online auction sites like ebay for two, three, four times the price you'd normally pay at a retail store. reporter: why do we feel we must get these toys? brian spade

we are clear here. eating top speeds. panning to the left, 17 southbound, we are noticing a little more traffic than normal this morning. definitely this one as far as the rain here. 17 northbound, you might get some there. and then the 101 in the north valleys, east and west as you are in the glen dale in peoria area. we will track things out here for you and let you know if any crashes pop-up. right now, we are crash free around the valley with the exception of the disabled vehicle around i westbound and 91st avenue. >>> inc. you so much. we're back in the kitchen once again with our chef from the foundry hotel. you have a kicked up version of carrots >> at the restaurant, we try to keep things really light. trying to not -- trying to get away from your usual thanksgiving dinner, but also involving global colors and flavors and textures. one of the dishes that is on our menu is barbecued carrots. these are baby barbecued carrots from clinton farms. we are going to dewberry simply with a little yogurt and her reset. it is

we are stay on top of this breaking story. we will have it on wtsp.com as well as on our 10news app. >>> all right. we have got a warning today if have you kicked off your holiday shopping on this cyber monday. we want to porch pirates. thieves follow delivery trucks into your neighborhood and take your packages off the doorstep. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck shows you what you can do to protect your presents. >> reporter: some of these thieves, within seconds, they see the packages left on your doorstep, they follow the deliveryman. once he puts it down, within less than a minute they rush up and snag it. >> no more than 30 seconds after the delivery driver drops >> reporter: some porch pirates like this one can be brazen, too, backing their car up into your driveway and then loading up one package after another. others using children to grab the packages for them. >> i cannot believe that even the neighbors are scouting their neighbors to see, oh, they got a package and i need a christmas present. it's totally wrong. >> r

you can also find an update at fox8.com. >> also topping are headlines this morning friends and family desperately looking forox a 24 inin we have the latest. >> good morning, everyone. right now, there is no crime actually reported police say this is a missing persons case, but something as a lot of people worried here withs police asking a lot of questions. friends say it is very unlikely for the 24 -year-old to just vanish without her childr- and without telling anyone no sign of her since october 17 when ups to work at aladdin's restaurant she was last seen at her edgewater pretty much what she is five foot 4 inches tall and about 132 cap she is a tattoo on her left hand and wristto they are urging anyone with any information on the case to call themc as soon as possible. >> law enforcement were is about a lot of things..bl a lot of things going on in the community toe the ex-husband has been charged with violating a protection order however he is not been charged with the disappearance arguments not a crime just a missing persons case they said around for her apartment start to gi

were hit really hard by the foreclosure crisis like nevada are still facing housing affordability challenges. >> and affordability is one of the top concerns of the nhc, isn't it? >> yes, very much so. we are very focused on affordable housing for all that is safe and good quality housing. >> getting to the quality into it more later in the program. but it isn't even -- quality and quantity, when you have a family of even three, a family of four, a big family of five or six, there are fewer and fewer rental availabilities, aren't there? >> yes. in terms of apartments, it's very challenging to find them that can serve your family without forcing you to do some overcrowding and doubling up in terms of maybe you can only find a three bedroom so there's lots of sharing of spaces which can be challenging. >> how much worse would things need to get in nevada until this is a true rental crisis? or are we almost there? >> i think we are there. we are in a rental affordability crisis across the country and in nevada as well. >> when we return, do you fit the nhc's criteria for severely housing burdened? we're going to define it and find ou

i'm grant lodes, kron 4 news. >>> other top stories, we are following tonight. a body found outside a san jose home has been ruled a homicide. police responded just after 1:00 this afternoon. the victim has not yet been identified. >>> in danville, a community in shock after racist graffiti is found scribbled on the walls at monte vista high school. it is the fourth such incident in less than a month in the san ramon school district. tonight, at an emergency meeting, parents came together to support each other and to voice their concern. the principle says he will be looking at hidden surveillance cameras to find out who did this. it is being considered hate speech for the first offense. a student will get three to five days of suspension for the second offense, expulsion. in danville. >>> police arrested five teenage girls in connection to a series of strong armed robberies targeting women in west oakland and rock ridge. >> we had a crew of female suspects ranging from 14 to 16 that were committing multiple strong arm robberies. >> very concerned especially bec

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