tricia hendrix, 12news. >> we will have a lot of opinions on that for sure. our other big story at 10:00 tonight, the winter weather is just a few hours away them sending shockwaves through our state. here is a live look from our downtown roof cam as temps are expected to take a dive into the 60s. take a look at where hour by hour forecast. we start in the 50s in the morning and for the mo most of the day will be in the cool, 60s out there. we will see lots of sunshine so that will be good. tomorrow, we are only expected to top out at about 71 degrees, which is above normal by about four degrees. it is several degrees cooler than we were today. in the high country, things are expected to get a little more active. more on that forecast coming up in just a bit.>>> now we go to 12news exclusive. he spent almost 3 years in prison for plotting to kill his a mesa father and husband, dubbed a would be copycat killer. >> tonight, he is out of jail speaking for the very first time, telling monique griego what drove him to contemplate the unthinkable. monique? >> repor

he brought about all kinds of change, tricia gave you a very good capsule of them.not long in office, he and secretary sis king jer literally rescued the state of israel from very likely a conflict that might have ended the life of that nation. [ applause ] some years ago when i was on my first trip top israel, a friend, an israeli, said who do you think the most popular american president is in israel? he said, well, i'll tell you who. it's richard nixon. [ applause ] and, of course, he also proved that he was at one and the same time a tough, very no nonsense negotiator and someone willing to sit down and work with people who we didn't want as enemies though they were not our friends. i'm talking of course, about the first arms control treaty with the soviet union in which he made certain that american interests were protected at the same time working with allies and enemies alike to reduce the danger of nuclear weapons. [ applause ] and by the time i became mayor, he was president, and we shared a visioning that government had grown a little top heavy in the unit

that's where we find 13 action news anchor tricia kean. tricia.. how's it going out there? 13 action news, the nevada highway patrol and findlay toyota are asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars..... during the 13 days of giving. donation bins are at findlay dot com. all gifts will be distributed by the las vegas rescue mission 13 days of giving, the nevada highway patrol with the help of the clark county school district police will be at the nhp southern command collecting toys and inspecting your child car seats. they also have a limited number starting at 8am at the nhp southern command on sunset near decatur. findlay toyota, nevada cin mart and zippy shell are proud sponsors of 13 action news and the 13 days of giving. employees at valley capriottis have really stepped up.... it really was one email that became very infectious within our organization. and before you know it, it it really was one email that became very infectious within our organization. and before you know it, it literally took 48 hours to 72 hours and we had hundreds

tricia? >> bittersweet night for nevada republicans celebrating a huge upset in the presidential race. didn't get enough down ballot support to get other republicans to capitol hill. more. probably mixed emotions in that room tonight? >> reporter: tricia, really wouldn't call it mixed emotions. i've asked self-people how they're feeling tonight. they say -- several people how they're feeling tonight. they say they're feeling victorious. no matter what happened here in nevada, all eyes are on the presidential race. there's been a loot -- a lot of cheering. every time fox news here -- that's what they're watching -- every time they call a win for donald trump, this crowd erupted in cheers. only time i heard this crowd boo all night long is when the name hillary clinton was mentioned. they especially when news outlets started calling a win for clinton here in nevada, voters aren't surprised. they're blaming it on harry green. >> not surprised how long he's been there. he's going to continue with

that's where we find 13 action news anchor tricia kean. tricia.. how's it going out there? 13 action news, the nevada a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars during the 13 days of giving. donation bins are at findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and other valley locations. for a complete list, see ktnv dot com. all gifts will be distributed by the las vegas rescue mission to families in need. this saturday to celebrate the 13 days of giving, the nevada highway patrol with the help of the clark county school district police will be at the nhp southern command collecting toys and inspecting your child car seats. they also have a limited number starting at 8am at the nhp southern command on sunset near decatur. mart and zippy shell are proud sponsors of 13 action news and the 13 days of giving. there are donation bins all over the place to make it over the place to make it easier to drop off the toys. of course you can drop it off at our station. but there's also nevada coin n-h-p southen command. a couple more drop off locations-- triple-a southern nevada and findlay

viral videographer tricia miranda. here's abc's nick watt. ? dancing teens in the compilation video. 44 million views. ? >> reporter: aidan. he's only 10 years old. solo. 11 million and counting. he goes by the handle "bah." >> i call my fans bah crew. my followers are like family to me. >> reporter: behind every great >> reporter: there has to be a great woman. ? a go go go and swing ? >> i started with him when he was 8. his first huge gig was dancing on the "ellen" show. ? >> reporter: tricia miranda is a new breed of celebrity choreographer. holds hip master classes here at millennium in l.a. i'll barely post something on instagram, press "send" shen gin, the manager, is like your class has sold out. >> reporter: just one of her stable. >> i have a whole group of people that are now stars, they have their own fans from the videos. we didn't have that, my generation. >> reporter: miranda grew up in yuma, arizona. >> i would watch these awards shows and music videos and i would learn the dances. i would just do it in my living room. >> report

>> reporter: tricia miranda is a new breed of celebrity choreographer. holds hip master classes here at millennium in l.a. i'll barely post something on instagram, press "send" shen gin, the manager, is like your class has sold out. >> reporter: just one of her stable. >> i have a whole group of people that are now stars, they have their own fans from the videos. we didn't have that, my generation. >> reporter: miranda grew up in yuma, arizona. >> i would watch these awards shows and music videos and i would learn the dances. i would just do it in my living room. >> reporter: now little bah dances for those onl ? >> reporter: to miranda's choreography here at millennium. someone like me wouldn't walk into this class. >> normally no. >> reporter: but i live to dance, dance to live. i bet they think i'm european avant-garde. >> you do need the ability. absolutely. listen, i've had friends that are so passionate about dance direction. like, oh, maybe you should be a massage therapist. >> reporter: miranda has an mtv show premiering early next year. >> when

thanks steve and tricia. over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. we begin with a consumer alert. federal safety regulators are now linking a fourth death to those recalled ikea dressers. it's involving... a -2- year old virginia boy.... who died..... after an un-anchored..... "malm" dresser.... tipped over.... on him. according to the consumer product safety commission... it happened.... in -2- thousand -11- ... but... officials are just now confirming.... the dresser is to blame. if you have one... you have several options!! you can get a store credit... or... you can even have someone.... from eye-kea.... come to your home... and make sure... the dresser is properly anchored.... to the wall. it's stressful.. not to mention expensive.. but it's hopefully one of the happiest days of your life. we're talkin

>> i swing tricia and was singing one of her songs and i had the lyrics up. she had a little bit of a cold and she is like how would you like to sing with me? i was like, what? tonight? >> reporter: she was' really impressinged entertainer of the year. >> since you are a huge kerry underwood fan you must know the song "i told you so." he chorus in your key, whatever you want. i started singing. a cappella, then the band comes in blind me in my key. it was like perfect. wow that is a movie right now. >> reporter: danielle's movie was just getting started. after the sound check garth invited her and her entire family to lunch. >> he sits down at the table next to me and says let's do "i told you so" today at the 3:30 show. i was like okay. he is like, you are nervous. you don't have to do it. do it. >> reporter: she brought the house down. ? i figure, you know, like, if this little thing is going to bring me down i can sit on my butt and do nothing or i can make something of myself and that's what i decided to do is make something of myself remit danielle is he

. >> recently she won the chance to meet garth brooks and tricia yearwood. drew shows us what happened next . >> daniella one amy great with garth and tricia through a local radio station. she told him her story and added she is a huge carrie underwood and -- fan . one garth heard her story he >> icing with tricia. i was singing one of her sons with her . i had the lyrics up because i said i was not going to mess her song up right in front of her. she wasn't feeling well. she had a hold and she says will how would you like to sing with me. >> she was also impressing the entertainer of the year so garth took it a step further. >> he said since you are huge carrie would underwood -- carrie underwood fans know the song i told you so. i said yes. he said just seeing it in whatever key you want. i started singing a cappella and the ban comes in behind me and my key and i said this is perfect. >> her movie was just getting started. after the sound check he invited her and her entire family to lunch. >> he sits down at the table next to me and said let's do i told

[applause] honored guests on the podium, henry, melanie, tricia, christopher, thank you.e it so very much. none of us would be here if it weren't for the vision and leadership of one great man. it is a privilege and honor, and a great responsibility to chair the board of president nixon's , and to promote the causes for which he devoted his life. that is an uncommon example of resilience, service, and dedication. that life is an example of a man who dared greatly, accomplished mightily, and never gave up. [applause] [no audio] >> i'm very proud of the partnership we have forged with the national archives to tell this remarkable story. their collaboration in this effort has brought history alive. throughout the galleries and the interactives of the new nixon library, his yellow pads, conversations with world leaders, strategic memos to top advisers, but this opening of the new nixon library is only just the beginning of an aggressive new outreach program and initiative that the nixon foundation will launch over the next several years. is mission of this library not only to

tonight-- 13-action news anchor -- tricia kean -- looks at your options.

but -- 13-action news anchor -- tricia kean shows us -- it isn't -- as hard as you think!! < shopper a: i save for worst case scenarios, in case something were to happen. some of us are good about putting a little something away. others need a little encouragement. shopper b: my husband is better at it than i am. so that's a good motivator. but the best way to reach your long term financial goals, is to start investing. unfortunately most people aren't properly planning. statistics show the average american spends more time planning their annual vacation, then they do their financial future. financial author, ken himmler, says don't be intimidated and don't make excuses. shopper c: it takes a lot of research and time. that's a thing that we don't have right now, is time. so we're saving you time, and doing the research for you. first of all, it doesn't take a lot of cash to get started. just 5-dollars a week. a lot of us spend that much, just on a cup of coffee. ken himmler/financial author: if you have $25 a month and you money, a mutual fund works wonderful. with a mutual

and flagstaff, tricia hendrix 12news at 10:00. tonight, focused on president- elect trump's hotel. things got heated when they came face-to-face with a group of trump supporters.>> you want to protest against trump but we didn't come out here and do this when obama got elected. >> you know why you didn't protest? because you didn't have to. >> reporter: the president- elect took to twitter calling the protesters professionals incited by a stark contrast to the oval office meeting he had just a few hours earlier with president barack obama.>> we want to do everything to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. >> mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many, many more times. >> on twitter, trump called it a fantastic day saying "really good meeting, great industry and melania trump liked mrs. o a lot." trump also met with paul ryan, election. the president elect and the first lady to be got a look at the capital stand where he will take office. >>> nbc news called arizona earlier this evening for donald trump

>> i sing with tricia and was singing one of her songs and i had the lyrics. she wasn't feeling well. she had a little about the of a cold. tonight? >> reporter: she was' really impressing the entertainer of ther year. >> since you are a huge kerry underwood fan you must know the song "i told you u." sing for me the chorus in fouree and i started singing a cappella, and the band comings in blind me in my key. it was perfect. wow that is like a movie right now. >> reporter: danielle's movie was just getting started. after the sound check garth invited her and hernt >> he sits down at the table next to me and says let's do "i told you so" tonight ott the 3:30 show. he said are youner view, you don't have to do it? i said are you kidding me? i would love do it. >> reporter: she brought the house down. ? thing is going to bring me down, i can sit on my butt and do nothing or i can make something of myself and that's what i decided to do is make something of myself. >> reporter: danielle says she is healthy but her doctors recently found a spot near her liver. she

tricia: did they clean you out? jennifer: they cleaned me out. they went to walmart and swiped, bought stuff. they did a lot of things with it that night. she filed this police report after the robbery. and jennifer stayed with a but the next morning, more bad news. jennifer: my vehicle was gone. then a few days later someone left this note on jennifer's apartment door. that's when she approached management about moving. but with just 3 months left on her lease, she was told no. jennifer: i could end up dead. yeah. they don't care. it's all about them making their money. that's how i feel. so jennifer reached out to contact 13. but we learned unfortunately, the law isn't on her side. no way out of the lease being the victim of a crime, and that's because the landlord isn't necessarily responsible for the actions of a third- party. attorney lauren pena with the civil law self help center says your rental lease, is a contract. even if you're the victim of a violent crime, there's no nevada law that says a landlord has to release you from your agree

as for tricia mire, she is being held in nevada on $2,000 bail. p. >> anchor: coming up on 7 news, who did it better? here. our own bri eggers take on james white and the thanksgiving race you won't want to miss. >> anchor: we are talking about rain for tomorrow. your storm time lineup next. >> anchor: then at 6:00, the patriots falling short in their super bowl rematch against the seattle seahawks. we'll have reaction coming up. >> anchor: two tile olivian aly raisman helping those in need right here in boston in a big afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak. >> anchor: what a sight in the sky last night. a full moon known as the super moon. according to faca it's the closest full moon to earth since 1948

13 action news anchor tricia kean takes a look at . what you need to know. < jaimee oliver/homeowner: we for jaimee oliver. squatters broke into her home last year. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it was only a month. it felt like eternity. it was supposed to be rented out, just like this rental property, recently damaged by squatters. jaimee says they broke-in half-a- dozen times. jaimee oliver/homeowner: we got in, we changed the locks. they changed the locks again. we got back in. they broke a window. we got back in. they changed the locks again, they destroyed the air conditioner, and took the washer, dryer and the refrigerator. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your squatters for breaking-in. then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, and file a statement in justice court. something at the courthouse is basically your

13 action news anchor tricia kean takes a look at . what you need to know. < jaimee oliver/homeowner: we felt hopeless. we didn't know what to do. it was a stressful experience for jaimee oliver. squatters broke into her home last year. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it was only a month. it felt like eternity. it was supposed to be rented out, just like this rental property, recently damaged by squatters. jaimee says they broke-in ha jaimee oliver/homeowner: we got in, we changed the locks. they changed the locks again. we got back in. they broke a window. we got back in. they changed the locks again, and broke another window. they destroyed the air conditioner, and took the washer, dryer and the refrigerator. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, and file a statement in justice

>> reporter: tricia requesta, steve, met rowas tracking that stolen car from the air. the lieutenant says the suspects knew that one of the women tried to get away, jumping out here behind this apartment complex. it did not work but the other suspect kept driving, crashing into that family >> my advice hit the brakes but my daughter is very upset and crying. >> reporter: here is when the family embraced each other for the first time. that 10-year-old cried for several minutes. this is very traumatic for that little girl. the family was inside the burgundy van driving in front of the orleans when the suspect in the white mercedes hit the front of their car according to police. this was all happening around 3:00 when children are getting out of school so it could have been so much worse. police say the driver was going into oncoming traffic and speeding as well. patrol was not following them or chasing them they understood how dangerous this could have been tonight the suspect the driver facing reckless driving charges along with assault and battery because that car is c

first "christmas together" with wife tricia yearwood and "gun sling ir"which comes out a week from friday. please say hello to garth brooks! [ cheers and applause ] >> i love this. [ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah! >> jimmy: how you doing? >> what do you mean? this is how i'm doing. >> jimmy: you really enjoy your life, right? >> oh, yes. >> jimmy: i get that sense. >> they let you be fat and happy, it's sister last night. i mean, it really -- >> i love your sister. >> jimmy: it was one of these like off-camera things. and she asked you what song you were going to do and then you asked her what her favorite song was. then you sang the song. >> she wanted to hear "she's every woman." >> jimmy: some of the lyrics are specifically about her, i don't know if you realized that when you wrote it. [ laughter ] >> i told her that. >> jimmy: particularly the but i mean, i was also so touched. such a nice thing for you to do, i know how busy you are, to do a whole song for one person is unbelievable. thank you for doing that. [ cheers and applause ] i think they sense that about you. then, you know

let us back way they do, we're very thankful. >> jimmy: you have an album of duets with your wife tricia yearwood. >> yes, the queen. >> jimmy: christmas music. there's one song that is a trio, not a duet, with james taylor. who i know is a guy that you love. i happen to love james taylor as well. >> isn't he the greatest? >> jimmy: he is the greatest. we've talked about this a little bit just chatting. you got to sit with him and record a song with him. what was that like for you? >> it was awesome. because in the studio, you're voices you're hearing. one that's coming out of your mouth and the one that's in your head. >> jimmy: right. >> and the one in your head's going -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> the one in your head's like, hey, how's it going? that kind of thing. >> jimmy: hello, i'm a colleague. >> he's awesome, man. >> jimmy: did you feel like you could say to him, maybe try it like that? >> hell no. [ laughter ] >> no, just record anything and everything. and poor guy, we made him do it taylor! >> jimmy: do you think he was aware of that? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you named your daughter

a tribute performance by tricia and garth there. the crowd loved it. this was another highlight. this was from the vocal duo. they were shocked. didn't think it was going to happen. and they got a little emotional. helping the entertainment media helping them get to where they are right now. >> i'm an emotional wreck right now. you guys treated us like we were special and not -- you guys, thank you, all o you, your faces, some of the unsung heroes here, you know? and it means a lot to us. that's how we request keep going. . >>reporter: there really are so many stories of artists that come to nashville that are broke, taking a chance and a chance to grow. and now, brothers odds born, they're -- osborne they're starts. >> more work to be done by that man. >> you know what the concern is? going to stay here and try my shot. >> loves it there. >> cool town. >>> it's cool. -- windchill -- winchell's? i'm not thinking donuts. it a weak system for the weekend. no snow on the forecast for denver yese again. winds from the southwest at five to ten miles per hour, again this that west sout

>> garth brooks and tricia yearwood. it was amazing. kidd: and look what happened tonight on the red carpet. tonight was all about the country legends. ? >> not had enough practice to know yet. feeling great. don't feel much different than 1979. kidd: well, that's good. he was not the only legendary charlie at the show. >> glen campbell and i cohosted one of these, but it was not quite as big. kidd: country royalty showed up olympic realty showed up to present cma's. pop country played nashville tonight. and the most royal of them all? >> the one and only dolly parton. kidd: i got chills when i heard that you would be part of the tribute. >> thank you, we were excited. >> just overwhelming happiness and, i don't know, gratitude. she was an in a tribute so legendary is nice. kidd: it was a pretty incredible night, and now the next phase of the night is here on broadway. trying to get into the bars to continue the celebration. live in nashville, i'm kidd o'shea, abc 7 news. back to you guys. jonathan: have you ever been to jonathan: but i

tricia.... you almomst couldn't see your hand in front of you.... it was that dark! check out this video i was able to grab on my cell phone of the darkness.... people had absolutely no idea what was going on... it was a mad house for people trying to find a parking spot in the dark. every person i talked to was still trying to make their way inside the hotel and casino. i had to inform them that wasn't possible due to the evacuation. one couple was actually trying they were actually so confused by the darkness --- they didn't even realize their car lights were on. "i said what happened to my headlights?! how come it don't come on?! but it did come on! cant go down any steps or anything." coming up at 6 -- i'll show you the back of the parking garage where more than 100 paris workers are forced to hang out and just wait for the power to come back on so they can finish their shift. gina lazara 13 action news. we'll have much mr coverage on the power outage at the paris coming up. you can also get updates anytime on our website.. ktnv.com.. along with pictures from ins

tricia-- steve there are many emergency post like that one across campus. but today the police chief adding half a dozen additional officers to make sure students are safe. chaos breaks out across the buckeye campus. 11 students in the hospital..the attacker shot by miles away at unlv students think about their safety. 1630 31 dash 1630 36 it puts me in a vulnerable place because i do worry about my safety 16 3459 every single issue right now is so hightened and polarized you have to be at least somewhat aware. 1558 09-15 5815 how prepared are we as prepared as we can be i sat down with unlv police chief jose elique-- today he added 5 more officers to patrol campus. 1548 39-15 4846 in this day and unlv police reviewed all their safety protocols. more than 30,000 people will professors can activate them in an instant. 1627 54-16 2757 run hide fight right? that's what they teach you in high school. 1553 20-15 5328 we don't like to unduly alarm people but it seems like today that should put it at least in the forefront of your mind and the chief did say

"i am elated i tell you, thank you tricia! hahahahah." we looked into this after mae reached out to us. so.. if you have a story.... you'd like if you have a story.... you'd like us to check out.. send us an e-mail.... to 13investigates@ktnv.com and... please be sure to include.... and sunny trend which allows for high temperatures to remain 5 to 10 degrees above normal for this time of the year. high pressure continues to hang onto the southwest allowing for highs to remain between 77 and wind out of the east/northeast. we will slowly see high pressure transition out of the west and weaken throughout southern nevada through the weekend which will allow for mostly sunny to partly sunny skies and high in the mid 70s through the weekend. by the next work week though, a strong trough is forming off rain chances are holding off for the valley and spring but temperatures will drop dramatically! expect to whip out the sweaters; we are heading back into the upper 60s! a mother is facing criminal charges this morning after marijuana! now the mom

and explains how it all wn tricia steve-- you can see one of the window still broken in. the man who lives here said that's how this person got it in..opening one of these window. once inside they were there for nearly 15 minutes...before he took matters into his own hands! 1738 39-17 3045 i was holding it in my left hand and then i just stabbed them somewhere in the chest. at this moment homeowner arvi remmelg says his mind was racing.. 1724 57-17 2503 if i would call 911 and then they would maybe attacked me if they heard try to protect myself the only way earlier sunday night- remmelg says he was laying in bed when he heard someone breaking in! 1723 25-17 2328 i stayed in bed because i didn't know what was going on what happened next is bizarre... before making way into remmelg's bedroom. sot: i just stabbed him and he started bleeding right away the intruder then took off. remmelg says he thinks it was homeless man he's seen walking around his neighborhood. 1726 04-17 2611 i think they heard something maybe they could get in here easily 1330 06-13 30 live alone and ye

--sot-- tricia bacon: 2:12 it wouldn't be a surprising target for al qaeda having said that al qaeda has demonstrated very little capability in the united states :21 in the years since 2001 :22 todd on cam= bottom line, she says people should not be afraid to go vote on monday or tuesday.. federal investigators are still looking into these threats.. we'll keep you posted if we hear any more. for the now, i'm todd walker. we're just 4-days away from an election that will decide the next president of the united we'll put some more claims by both in our politifact truth-o-meter. and.... it's a party..... the city of chicago.... has never seen before... just how many turned out.... to "the world series parade"... we'll also... tell you about... one man who took a big risk on his prediction.... more than... -6- months ago. let's head right out to contact 13 investigative reporter stephanie zepelin with the latest... stephanie? several males near bourbon way and scholl gun fire erupted the victim ran to the 6400 block of brittany way where he collapsed. he was shot once in the back and is

tricia steve-- neighbors say this community pool is shut down at night...but still teens break in.. vandalizing it countless times. it's just one example of the problems they are dealing with nightly. surveillance videos around silverado place catch teens out at all hours of the night. tearing up the pool putting holes in walls if you want to neighbor sam xxx and dave xx say they're fed up.. just two days ago..dave says he came out to his truck destroyed. in the morning they got it you know keyed it there 13 action news sat down with robert smera-- on the hoa board here-- he says these teens live near by..here you can see them flipping the camera off before they start messing with it. they break whatever they can turn a pull the light out of the pool day turn video cameras neighbors at silverado place oh heavens i've been here five years but it gets worse every year it gets worse the hoa does have nightly security. in this report it says..they have dealt with kids and talked to parents. metro has been out as well...they said in an email to smera..they have also contacted the parents

. >> but the surveillance video would be the last time anyone saw tricia todd. >> they missing. >> chris: who vanished into thin air and straight into the arms of a savage bespeak of this guy went to the extreme to do the most violent thing he could do. >> fingertips, power saws, and a plastic tub filled with acid. >> it was shocking. >> chris: then, in all new "hansen vs. predator" double-header. two grown men talking explicitly with a girl they think is 13.

but beware: tricia : what are the pitfalls of balance transfers for the consumer? ken: well typically it's the fee that you have to pay right up front. but balance transfer cards can definitely help pay off high interest debt these cards, you understand whether you're getting a fixed rate, or introductory rate that jumps up after a certain amount of time. finally, if you want to earn extra perks just for using your credit c or cash back card. ken: you can get anything you want. there's catalogs. there's travel. you can get tires changed. you can get gasoline. there's all kinds of different things. just make sure you understand how quickly you'll earn those in the end, whatever card you pick, pay your bill in full every month, before you build up too much debt. michael/credit card holder: it's real easy to spend, and just pay $50, insead of the $500 to pay it off. > there are countless credit cards to choose from..... once you've decided what kind works.... best for you. to help... personal finance site... "nerdwallet"..... has a list of the "best credit cards of 20

13-action news anchor -- tricia you need to know. < jaimee oliver/homeowner: we felt hopeless. we didn't know what to do. it was a stressful experience for jaimee oliver. squatters broke into her home last year. jaimee oliver/homeowner: it was only a month. it felt like eternity. it was supposed to be rented out, just like this rental property, recently damaged by squatters. jaimee oliver/homeowner: we got in, we changed the locks. they changed the locks again, and broke another window. they destroyed the air cost us about $6,000 in property damage. that's not including rental loss. we got to a point where i'm like, what are we going to do? the answer is, call police. hopefully they can arrest your squatters for breaking-in. then you'll need to post a notice that you're "retaking possession" of the property, and file a statement in justice court. lauren pena/civil law self help center: posting that and filing something at the courthouse is if this person tries to re-enter, they could be in criminal violation. lauren pena with the civil law self help center says, if lauren pena/

--sot-- tricia bacon: 2:12 it wouldn't be a surprising target little capability in the united states :21 in the years since 2001 :22 todd on cam= bottom line, she says people should not be afraid to go vote on monday or tuesday.. federal investigators are still looking into these threats.. we'll keep you posted if we hear any more. for the now, i'm todd walker. this weekend will be fairly nice in las vegas with light winds and mostly sunny skies. high temperatures will be near 80 degrees both days with lows near 60. as we head into next week high pressure stays put and keeps our weather practically the same each day. we will not notice much o week or into next weekend as we might cool off some. but that is still over a week away. so enjoy 80 degrees and sun, because it will be around a while. right now -- an investigation neighbors living on the east side of town. you won't believe the careless act h lives at risk. plus... legalizing marijuana is a hot button topic here in nevada. as part of our ongoing series we'll take a look at edible marijuana and the danger it could pose to our

carla double anchor tricia >> you're about to watch the making of a winning optical illusion. this is made where the nyx space awards serbia 2016. this is an artist drawing on random lines on her body. >> yep, i see that. >> already freaking out. >> yeah. look inspired by a wooden puppet doll and now she's starting to draw a spring on her belly because around it she is going to fill in a bunch of negative space and then just wait until she starts drawing the eyes. then the lines on her skin to make it look like she is, in fact, made out of wood. >> there's a whole bunch absolutely terrifying. this freaks me out. >> it is fascinating, mesmerizing, and starting to come together. it will just blow your mind a little bit more. watch this. she starts filling in the white of her neck, but she's not going to be just any wooden puppet doll. check this out. >> wow. >> starts filling in the black. >> nice! >> blending in with the background. she ain't done yet, watch. look. she has her arms painted now. >> i'm very uncomfortable. >> yeah, bye. >> holy cow. >> that's so cool. >> that's m