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at an elementary school in new york. her unking mate tim kaine just york city. stick with us here at news 3 for live team coverage of decision 2016 as those candidates are on the move. >> dana: so this election is going to come down to a few swing states including the state of nevada. florida is huge this morning and these are lines forming in the city of miami, florida. if florida goes for clinton tonight, we heard some pun dents would be a bad sign for donald trump f. donald trump can take the state of florida, then he'll have a fighting chance tonight. we're going to be watching new hampshire, north carolina, georgia, florida, arizona is in play, michigan as well, ohio a big state as well. >> kim: as those people are still lined up in miami, these folks have already voted. it's in new hampshire a state that both candidates will be watching closely as well. under new hampshire state law communities with fewer than 100 voters can open up their polls at midnight and close them as soon as everyone voted. it didn't take long. with just eight voters that vote was tallied and all said

facebook, instagram is very active with people you are invited to join in the conversation with us here at news 3. just log on to our facebook page. that is ksnv news 3 las vegas. you can join in on the conversation there. for now that is the latest from las vegas. back to you two. >> krystal: i'll take it from here. voters had a lot to say about the questions that were on the ballot. let's start with question number one: expanding gun background checks. for private gun sales you would have to do this universal background check. especially when you talk about we approved that. yes. nevada saying they want universal background checks. you see here on the graph clark county really weighed in heavily on this one in the green. and the rural counties voting no. let's go to the next question. question number two. legalizing recreational marijuana. as we pull it up to the state view here. now the red represents the no. the green yes. as you can see clark county and other counties really weighing in heavily on this. about 100,000 votes separating the yesnd we go on to number three on the ballot. this i

this is very personal as far as moments go for us here at news 3. because we have a new member of the family. >> krystal: we do. this love. so yesterday morning our marie mortera gave birth to this beautiful baby boy. so she, her husband and her adorable little daughter sunday, who is now a big sister, welcomeed in the newest member of the family, anna moxie morrison. baby morrison was born just before ten. so marie and baby anna are doing really, really well. he was like i want to get here early. everybody wants to see me. i expected him to come after thanksgiving but honor had his own plan. we couldn't wait to see him. we wish them all the best. their beautiful blessing and they make such a wonderful family. now we have marie, moxie, sunday and honor. congratulations. can't wait to see him. so exciting. >> michelle: that's a tough time, that newborn stage. i will they much. there it is not easy. >> krystal: we just come by and love on them. >> michelle: if you look up into the sky tonight, you won't see the moon. you are going to see a super moon.

new york. >> kyndell: you can follow us on social media. whe twitter, facebook. you can find all of us here at news 3 including michelle and myself. krystal allan of course i'm filling in for her. for all the social media platforms, twitter, instagram, facebook. >> michelle: if you follow me on social media you already know that zumba was my other job. e i was a zumba instructor so i have a lot of my friends here today. we're here to talk about a really important cause. this is something we've been doing for the last five years and raising money for a very important cause and very important nonprofit in our community. i want to start with you. talk about the event. >> the event is called i party in red. happens every december very close to the world aids day which happens december 1st. they do amazing things for people that live with this condition. it is a very dear and we've been doing it for five years. it's going to happen this saturday at 5:40 p.m. at the gram arsy las vegas. >> michelle: you started this event five years ago. did you ever think it would be going strong five years later?

. >> thank you for starting your day with us here at news 5:00. ready for a retrial. what change prosecutors are hoping for as they make another case against a cincinnati police officer. >> his play made him a cavs fans favorite and now dellavedova is ready for the big screen. >> what? >>> we are six in front of 5:00. good morning to you. i'm power of 5 meteorologist j.d. rudd. rain is coming in today but let's talk about tomorrow for turkey day as you set the table to give thanks. here's the forecast for you. temperatures in the morning, 44 around eating around the lunch hour expect mid to upper 40s. we will top out around 50 tomorrow afternoon so we should be near average for tomorrow. a few spotty sprinkles are possible. the 7-day forecast showing us a few more spotty sprinkles on friday and the weekend may be cloudy on saturday. i'm going to paint it dry for you. a small warming trend for sunday, monday and tuesday with highs in the low to mid 50s. >>> we want to know where the >> i'll get them in there. >> that's kind of a big deal. got to have the cash carbs on

and all of us here at news channel 8 best. >> love seeing stories like that. and really it makes you reflect and think there are people out there who have seen so much and done so much for us and for our country, that today is the day that we say thank you to all of them. >> absolutely. >>> well, across the nation and in the bay area, of course businesses also paying special tribute to veterans today. that means there's everything from free doughnuts, some free drinks even some special deals on admission to events and facilities today. you can find deals for veterans on wfla.com. go on there and check those out. but we have our own veteran to salute this morning. check her out there -- is that you appeared your mom? >> that was when i was activated and back when i was a broadcaster. it went well. you're still here. i don't like throwing them. they're not as easy as you think. i remember when i first had to throw one. it drops right i that was a problem, yeah. so then you have to really lob it up. >> i was reserve but got activated a few times, it was kind of c

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at this. the candidates just a few blocks away from one another, right here in new york. both of them very close to us here at abc news headquarters in times square. clinton's election night party at the it's that blue banner right there. and trump's party at the hilton midtown hotel, just a few blocks away, right there with the red banner. >>> in the meantime, a swift reaction tonight from wall street, to the fbi director's announcement that he is clearing hillary clinton after the discovery of those additional e-mails, saying there's nothing there. stocks losing ground every day since the investigation was announced, but tonight, after the fbi said there was nothing to prosecute, the dow soaring, 2%. abc's chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis at the new york stock exchange tonight with the market's reaction. >> reporter: stocks started rallying overnight, david. the dow surging at the open today, having its best day in eight months. wall street sees clinton as the status quo candidate. they know what to expect from her. trump is the wild card, and the bottom line is, investors h

announcer: you're watching 8 news now at ((paul joncich)) get ready to say goodbye to whiskers, movember is almost over. month, that's why some of us here at eight news now are sporting facial hair. this thing on my upper lip is one example. it's to raise awareness about health issues - that men tend to ignore. like our mental health. doctors say men are more reluctant to discuss life issues such as trouble at work, relationship break ups or loss of a family member. and that silence can lead to depression... and eventually bigger problems. (( 1:02 dr philippe lam/healthcare partners: "and i think that these traits are linked to the traditional masculinity, where men feel pressure to appear strong or stoico manly, but in doing so, they do themselves a disservice.")) ((paul joncich)) dr philippe lam from healthcare partners medical group says men who are reluctant to seek out a psychologist can consult their primary care physician - who can point them in the right ((christianne klein)) >>> mother nature is forcing skiiers and snowboarders in utah to put their hobby on hold. all of their resorts are still closed as we start the holiday wee

((dave courvoisier)) >> movember is men's health month, that's why some of us here at eight news now are a little hairy. health issues - that men tend to ignore. like our mental health. doctors say men are more reluctant to discuss life issues such as trouble at work, relationship break ups or loss of a family member. and that silence can lead to depression... and eventually bigger problems. (( dr philippe lam/healthcare partners: "and i think that these traits are linked to the traditional masculinity, where men feel pressure to appear strong or stoic, to try to come across as manly, but in doing so, they do themselves a >>> doctor philippe lam from healthcare partners medical group says men who are reluctant to seek out a psychologist can consult their primary care physician - who can point them in the right direction to get help./// ((denise valdez)) >> so are you going to shave it off... ((dave courvoisier)) >> >>> disturbing new details about the deadly school bus crash in tennessee. ((denise valdez)) >> plus... news you can use... a recall you need to know about... that could af

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new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas. night. good night. working off their thg dinner -- as they dash through the stores -- in a mad frenzy we've got live team coverage in several of the shopping hot spots as the pre- black friday bonanza begins. let's start with 13 action news reporter gina lazara at the kohl's near charleston and durango where the doors are just opening... gina? and here's a live look inside the fashion show mall where "pink" just opened their doors to holiday shoppers... about 300-thousand people are in las vegas right now o holiday and many of them are heading out to get those doorbuster deals. meanwhile... 13 action news reporter mahsa saeidi is at the toys- r-us at 5th and deer springs where parents are rushing to get the best deals on the hottest

new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right here tomorrow [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: now on wisn 12 news. >> good, good, good. patrick: a family escapes the war in syria, now celebrating their first thanksgiving here in menomonee falls. adrienne: happening now, black friday has begun. wisn 12 news, live at the big stores with the big deals. >> i get a lot of comments. are you nuts? sheldon: and meet the man going the packers losing streak. 400,000 people have been killed in the syrian civil war. refugees are now spread out across the world. adrienne: only on wisn 12 news, a menomonee falls family who opened their home to six syrian refugees is celebrating a very meaningful thanksgiving. >> as food is prepared and friends and family come will compare to the ones being told here. >> we felt that as christians that we had to be welcoming. >> for anza d'ant

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new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right here tomorrow night. good night. wechsler black friday shoppers >> this is wcvb at 7:00. anchor: it is turning a little bit messy. good evening and happy thanksgiving. ben: after a cloudy day, we are watching some rain moving in. some may see snow. anchor: through western massachusetts and the berkshires, some light snow falling. it is starting to fill in. downtown sing a light drizzle. we are starting to see some snow

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new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right here tomorrow >>> black friday secrets. you think you're getting the bargain of the season, but are you really? >> i would not believe the gathering unlike any you have ever seen. one guest has her dead brother's face transplanted on him. >> he is wearing my brother's face. >> another has her dead brother's heart beating inside. a face, a heart, and a very special thanksgiving. >>> then, why this grateful mom is giving a big hug to her son's teacher.

new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right here tomorrow kessier kirksey. >>> we talk turkey and go to the coaches tape. plus big play gar gets in the end zone against the steelers. and calhoun tells us why he's thankful to delaware and much more. . >> good evening, happy thanksgiving and welcome to hue jackson show. it is thanksgiving, any jackson family traditions. >> we eat a lot of turkey. we're thankful for the

give us a call for free. 1-800-55-66-222 or visit us at ashline.org/helpyouquit step by step, you can do this thing. >>> good afternoon, thanks for joining us here at noon. breaking news, a stand off in the east valley put a high school in lock down this afternoon. let's go straight out to donna at galveston and gilbert, 0. >> reporter: a very active scene here. police trying to get their hands on an armed robbery suspect. this is important because the high school is right across the street and they had an early let out today so the kids were getting out of school even though they were on lock down earlier during the half way mark and walking down the this way. if you come is see where the action is taking place in this neighborhood behind me. police believe there's a man held up in one of these homes. both of the armed robberies took place in chandler. we saw some flash bangs go off earlier and the swat team is out there. we know there's a robot out there. we did see some smoke grenades go off. we're not sure if they made but we do know they are trying to get their hands on what they believe is an armed robbery suspect. they are allegedly to have held up two circle k

new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas. i'll see you right here tomorrow ? erin: tonight, on "chronicle." he's the legendary chef who put portsmouth on the culinary map. giving thanks, with chef james haller. >> is exhausted. i just had a good time and just cap re-creating and changing everything every single time i cooked, i would change it. erin: it isn't christmas without it. dancing the nutcracker with enough -- with a cameo from someone who looks kind of familiar. >> she is simply wonderful.

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new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas.re tomorrow night. good night. . today's holiday makes this story especially meaningful, we were there when the family went through what was left of their home most items destroyed but a few survived, the most meaningful ones. we have the story. >> cracked cellphone video of a fire yesterday. in taking this debbie couldn't believe her eyes. >> a fire so hot it spread to the house next door and then burned paint off the side of the house in all from a battery charging her grandson's toy electric car. >> it was almost like the 4th of july how sparks went boom. >> she told us they were made by florian and removed. >> it's on the bottom probably totally disintegrated. >> everything she owns this now blackened rental home. >> the damage

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new york. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas.re tomorrow night. good night. this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a digital fashion editor from new york, new york... an attorney from henderson, tennessee... and our returning champion, an aspiring tv writer from west hollywood, california... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. good champion in andrew lee. as you just heard, $26,001. jay and lexie, could happen to you. in this half-hour, it could happen to you. let's see if it does. here we go, "jeopardy!" round.

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. >> and tonight, from all of us here at abc news, happy thanksgiving. i'm tom llamas. got a live report with all the details. students from cedar rapids went business to business today giving people something else to be thankful for. i'm samantha myers, live at lindale mall, where the doors just opened. i'm talking early black friday shopping. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. after multiple explosions at a recycling plant in central city. and a firefighter went to the hospital with a potentially life- threatening issue while at the fire scene. people could see a thick black plume 10 miles away from the fire at... ...iowa gold distributing. that's just off highway 13 in central city. this is an aerial view of the fire as it burned around 11 this morning. kcrg tv nine's dave franzman is live at the fire scene. dave, what's the latest? beth, the fire is still smoldering but firefighters left the scene earlier today. they monitored the air quality and didn't find anything alarming, so the earlier advice to minimize e

movember is men's health month, that's why some of us here at eight news now are a little hairy. this thing on my upper lip is one example. it's to raise awareness about health issues - that men tend to ignore. like our mental health. doctors say men are more reluctant to discuss life issues such as trouble at work, relationship break ups or loss of a family member. and that silence can lead to depression... an (( dr philippe lam/healthcare partners: "and i think that these traits are linked to the traditional masculinity, where men feel pressure to appear strong or stoic, to try to come across as manly, but in doing so, they do themselves a disservice.")) ((paul joncich)) group says men who are reluctant to seek out a psychologist can consult their primary care physician - who can point them in the right direction to get help. ((paul joncich)) experts say untreated depression plays a large part in the high male suicide rate - which at 500-thousand a year, works out to approximatly one suicide per minute. so men, if you're hurting... talk to someone about it../// ((christianne kl

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it's been phenomenal the way people have shared images with us here at 9 news. thanks a ton. remember when it starts we'd love to see that too. today, not much to show. a bit of sunshine here. temperatures mid to upper 70s for daytime highs. windy in and near the foothills. record high today 78. we did that in 1942. we'll be up close to those record levels. we're tracking your storm to the northwest. already in the northwest corner of wyoming, stretching through the northern rockies. we're anticipating snow here thursday afternoon. lit start in the mountains and west thursday morning. not a huge snowstorm but a huge change from temperatures moving in from record levels down to low 40s. >>> thank you marty. 6:03. sky 9 has taken off from the airport. they cruise up and above. 70 in colorado looking okay. speeds in the mid-50s. no accidents, no stalls. similar condition across cdot camera. south along county line road looks fantastic. 25 and arapahoe doing okay. prepare for delay once the heat of the morning rush starts to kick in. across the maps, plenty of green for you. furt

news at noon starts now. >> happy, thanksgiving, everybody. glad you're here with us here for fox 10 news at noon. i'm troy hayden. >> and i'm syleste rodriguez. >> more than spending their day giving to others as part of the salvation army thanksgiving celebration today, 1,500 turkeys being handed out at the phoenix convention center, another 2000 being delivered. volunteers partnering to help give a special thanksgiving to those who may not have one otherwise. >> it's amazing to watch it all happen, to see the community >> the salvation army is giving away free manicures and also free haircuts. >>> free breakfast from mcdonald's in its 23rd thanksgiving celebration. the event was fun for all who attended, with live music, raffle prizes and even a turkey giveaway. >> it's beautiful to see the young kids show this unity in our community, and that's the whle thing. it's the spirit of unity in south phoenix. >> yeah. >> well, the breakfast was served by volunteers from the community, and even some students from local high schools as well as a.s.u. >>> while you may be overeating today, i know i plan