>> reporter: winn says many girls without out of hotel rooms. >> these victims of trafficking are stuckese hotel room seeing as many men as they're being told to see. it's a mis rab life. >> reporter: tonight he has set up a date? >>imented to see if you had any time interest me tonight? >> we were allowed in the room if we agreed not to identify the girl who said she started working as a prostitute when she was 16. >> this is really a national epidemic. >> reporter: john clark runs the national center forisxpited. an epidemic. >> i would say so. when you look at the number of kids now that are being trafficked and sold for sex, compared to just a hand full of years ago, we see, sadly, the numbers are going up. >> what can i do to help you stop doing this. >> reporter: back in the hotel room, winn tries to talk the woman, who is now 24, out of prostitution. >> reporter: she doesn't make any promises. jeff pegues, cbs news, towson, maryland. >> ninan: up next, thousands of cars damaged during hurricane harvey are up for sale. we'll tell you what buyers need to know. >> ninan: well, two m

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this will be al winn winner. >> the market implying a move of about that size or less. that would represent the stock close rate of 177 so it is $15 decline essentially if you get down to the 162 or half level. that's more than what the market is expecting downside risk is a lot lesser. >> weakness. amazon has had google. and if you are betting it will do the same thing, it is going to be big. now, there is one that have falter, it is fighting it is a stand alone and at this point. >> and one thing that and maybe it is just my perception of it taking a look at this entire earnings season, it seems like with the exception of mayb maybe -- there is a handful of isolated incidents, in general, it seems like the market is favoring tech here regardless of how their earnings came out. the news is viewed positively. it is not true across every sector of this earnings season >> up next, the yield on the u.s. ten years surging to its highest level since march, despite the move, there is one sector holding up very well. send us a tweet to "options action." if it is a good one, we

. >>> dethe latest ipad mini winn in the ipad mini give away. >> be at least 21 years old and be a legal resident of the u.s. and canada. >> the "rtm" buzzword is coming up in just a little aboutity. >> stand by everyone for the "rtm" ipad mini give away. >>> a pretty basic challenge for you and you as well at home. don't laugh. >> okay. all right, thanks, you guys, for -- [ laughter ] >> poor dad here has asked his family if they could be an audience while he practices his speech for communication class. >> the problem is with dad you laugh at him until he's mad but when he gets mad everybody runs. to everybody else it's a big joke. >> everybody got their first chuckle out of the way. >> all right, thanks, guys for joining me today and listening to my informational speech outline. come on. >> the whole family is trying to hide the giggles, but they just said that is just too awkward and too funny to not post this video. >> plus the giggles are like a snowball, going downhill. once they start, they start building, everybody's doing it and before you know it, everyone's on the floor. >> i

candace winn has more on the people staying behind to protect their homes. >> reporter: with evacuations in place, worked cook knew he was putting his life at risk when he went to defend his silverado crest home. >> they said they cannot stop it. i'm going to wait up here. were going to get embers from that. i was up here an hour ago. that house was not burning. >> reporter: armed with nothing but a hose with weak water pressure, he soaked what he could while looking at his friend's home theater way too far gone to be saved. >> it's so sad. it's so sad. i don't have cell phone reception and i don't want to be the one to call and tell him. >> reporter: cook is one of hundreds panicked as fire rips through napa destroying structures at silverado resort, bringing down power lines and trees and turning beautiful homes into piles of debris. this area of napa is without power, cell phone communications and at times, firefighters, stretched thin, prioritizing other areas. >> right now we are not a priority so we need to make ourselves a priority. >> reporter: with fire burning and wind possibly

the winn has had security screeners with metal detector wands and doing bag searches. this sometimes has led to long lines getting into the casino and the hotel. i walked the strip yesterday. i did not see any other casinos taking those kind of measures. there has been a noticeable police presence outside each of the major properties here along the strip. the president is expected to make his visit to las vegas later on this morning talking with first responders, and also some of the shooting victims. many of whom are still in the hospital. there have been a lot of stories of heroes and heroism here over the past couple of days that we have heard. i spoke with one man originally from ocean county, new jersey, who literally jumped in to help save other people. we'll hear that coming up in the next half hour. for now, live in las vegas, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> five minutes past 5:00. a youth wrestling and little league coach from central pennsylvania was killed in the attack. bill wolfe was in las vegas with his wife who is okay. they were celebrating their 20th wed

chris winn, abc 7 news. >> last sunday, house of magazine publisher took out this full page ad in "the washington post" offering $10 million for information leading to president trump's impeachment and removal from office. >> san francisco could become the first u.s. city to open safe injection sites for drug use. a task force for the city recommends it operates multiple safety ingestion sites chicago be inconjunction with services. it would be in neighborhoods where drug use, and othersy rings are common. >>> oakland's new fire chief was sworn in. darren white has been the interim chief for the past 12 months. he got an enthusiastic welcome at city hall. the chief says he wants to win back community trust after tragedies of the ghostship warehouse claimed the lives of many people. >> i want to make sure the department feels confidence in what we're doing and i want to make sure the community feels like the community -- i want to restore any confidence in the community right now and how we restore services in the department. >> he may be new but darren white is a veteran, 20 years on t

chris winn, abc 7 news. >> last sunday, house of magazine publisher took out this full page ad in "the washington post" offering $10 million for information leading to president trump's impeachment and removal from office. >> san francisco could become the first u.s. city to open safe injection sites for drug use. a task force for the city recommends it operates multiple safety ingestion sites chicago be inconjunction with services. it would be in neighborhoods where drug use, and othersy rings are common. >>> oakland's new fire chief was sworn in. darren white has been the interim chief for the past 12 months. he got an enthusiastic welcome at city hall. the chief says he wants to win back community trust after tragedies of the ghostship warehouse claimed the lives of many people. >> i want to make sure the department feels confidence in what we're doing and i want to make sure the community feels like the community -- i want to restore any confidence in the community right now and how we restore services in the department. >> he may be new but darren white is a veteran, 20 years on t

eric: if he walks into the supermarket and you see walking into the winn-dixie, are you kidding me?ere comes oj down the frozen food aisle -- >> that doesn't matter, whether he was in california, florida, nevada, people believe he's trying to go to florida to avoid having that 50 million-60 million-dollar judgment that's hanging over that ron goldman family district it's hanging over his head. the laws in florida are so friendly to o.j. simpson that his nfl pension can be touched and any properties in his name can't be touched. everyone believes he's trying to get to florida to avoid any recouping of that money. eric: there are reports that sydney and justin, 31 and 28, there in real estate in st. petersburg. we know who properties the names are in, could it be his name or could they transfer to his name if he does for a contract. >> they are under the children's same. there has been some issue with speculation as to whether or not the actual funds came from o.j. simpson. there may be some kind of an issue if some of the funds to his children were perhaps they're not barred under th

. >> vicki winn looked into the concerns and joins us with an early look at her report you can see later tonight. >>> halloween isn't the only scary night for pedestrians in castro valley. they say they're fed up with unsafe streets that put cars and kids on a collision course. residents there reached out to us about something many of us take for granted, sidewalks. castro valley has grown into the bay area's largest unincorporated community with 61,000 people. they say while they wait years for sidewalks to be built, the county could do some simple temporary fixes to make it safer for kids, the disabled and the elderly. >> there is not a lot of accessible sidewalks for wheelchair-bound people or for people with physical disabilities. >> do you worry there will be a very serious accident or someone seriously hurt or even killed? >> yeah, it's something that that's why we're actively pursuing this as fast as we can, sidewalk construction. >> we'll explain the short-term solutions residents want and why the county is now considering those options after we started asking questions. we inves

we should add winn seen's allegations are unequivocally denied by mr. weinstein.estigation, clare. law enforcement telling us that the lapd opened the criminal investigation into weinstein in connection with an allegation from an italian model actress back in 2013. what more do we know? >> she was a 38-year-old actress that she says or through her lawyers she says that the encounter happened in a beverly hills hotel. it seems to be a pattern we've heard many times over the past two weeks with, as you mentioned, 58 women coming forward and saying they've been harassed or even raped bihar have a weinstein. it's an incredible number. i guess the missing piece to the accusation the is what happens now. does harvey face a criminal investigation? does he go to jail? and do the women sue the company? we're waiting to hear what happens next. gloria allred is having a press conference about accusations. every time i look at my phone, i feel like there's a story about a new allegation. we'll wait and see. >> do we know what lead this italian actress, model, i believe 34 at

increased security at hotels joining us now are john chote, former executive director of security for winn las vegas. and steve, who chairs the public safety working group at the security industry association. john, i understand that you have direct experience as head of security for winn and encore are you surprised somebody was payable to enter the hotel with ten rifles and not raise any alarms >> i would say it's a bit surprising but not unreasonable to see how something like that could happen he was a registered guest. he'd been there for a few days prior and, you know, if you just assume that you take your roller bag that you go onto an aircraft with, imagine what you would put inside of that >> i mean, if he had enough -- if he had enough certificates, you know, that he was able to carry that many firearms, would he be questioned coming into the hotel? >> absolutely. i mean, all of the hotel -- >> i mean, it sounds like a naive question, but i'm just curious. >> sure, but this also presupposes is he walking into the hotel and checking in in it a tactical firearm bag that's emblazoned

shares of winn resorts in the red too while las vegas ended the day in the green. let's get to online travel agents like price line, expedia and trip advisor all up more than 1%. and gun stocks rallying american outdoor brands, and ruger both up more than 3% while winchester parent their shares there touch a 19-year-old high and next an eye witness an army veteran was at the concert last night says the massacre was worse than some of the findings he experienced firsthand in iraq. he's going to tell us his story after this. >> hold it right now and black bag saying he came from that area of the shooting. he went into the motorhome. can i get additional units over by the medical facility right now? liberty mutual saved us almost eight hundred dollars when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey. oh. that's my robe. is it? you could save seven hundred eighty two dollars when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get i

so those shot hs to come out of the 32nd floor winn doe, cross the street of las vegas boulevard into the crowd of 22,000 people. and as i have spoken to people all night, i have seen people in shock. i have seen people emotional. i have seen people trying to process what they just went through. but they were trying to save their lives by going and under cars and under barricades, anywhere they could find to not be shot. now we do understand that the red cross is meeting with families because there are many people that do not know where their loved ones are right now. they are seeking to find what hospital they may be. the coroner has set up a hot line for people who have missing family members and cannot find them. and there is an all-out call today from united blood for blood supply. they need blood in this area. >> we have seen lines already of people waiting to give blood, to do what they can to help the hundreds of people in need. more than 400 people now taken to area hospitals. an astounding number. jean casarez was there in the minutes after the shooting took place. it's been

the press for the first time the stove nobody believes it because of his obvious garbage so then you winn and hold or get hold of theseol guys who they say stand by your desks, be our moles infiltrating the administration to bring itna down and be orchestrated like a conductor a crescendo of weeks to justify the idea of thision. collusion, the biggest one three weeks after trump took office in "the new york times" ran a lead article saying that the fbi overheard russian intel officials plotting the collusion with senior members of the staff and they had a recording of the conversations.comey he called tendinitis can out and said i'm sorry this isn't true.s i don't know where it came from. it's inaccurate. we never overheard and we have no tapes or anything. he said don't deny it to me. go outside they are outside of my door, say that it's not so and he said we can't dignify every week involving the bureau with a press statement. it would be beneath the dignity of the bureau and that's one of the reasons he loves comey. now it's out and ratified by "the new york times." it was four months

i'm going to issupport the winn, that's ron moore. >> that's not exactly praise from you, senator. >>actly praise. >> i'm going to support the party and the nominee, happens to be roy moore and we hope he'll get to the senate and work positively with the rest of the snarp senators and the president. >> senate voted to kill a controversial rule allowing americans to file class action lawsuits against big banks, instead of being forced into private arbitration. do you believe that is something that will help consumers and how so? >> i think there's a lot of data out there that says it does help consumers. i voted for the, to void the rule that came out of the consumer agency. i thought it was an overreach, and the supreme court of the united states, i believe, has upheld this as being a legal thing. >> so it's a good idea? >> -- where we are. >> a good idea not -- >> at the end of the day i thought it was a good idea. >> alabama senator richard shelby, thank you for being here. >> thank you? almost a lovefest on capitol hill when president trump sat down with senate democrats. what he s

vicki winn grew up in the santa rosa area. mark west estate, including the home where she grew up is gone. her in-laws home is destroyed along with many others. listen to this as she spoke with a man who lived there next. >> reporter: talk to us about this community. for people who didn't grow up here like you and i did, tell us about santa rosa and what this community is like. >> well, it's a strong community. everybody helps everybody. it's just -- >> touching. that man says that despite his tragedy, he will return. >> in the meantime, the napa county sheriff's office is send out a new alert this morning, saying cell phone service as we have been saying is still pretty spotty in that fire zone. >> scott mcgrew has been on the phone with engineers and others with veernrizon and at&t. >> voice calls still spotty, marcus. the engineers say text messages seem to be getting through pretty well and recommend you try text first. cell phone towers generally survived the fire pretty well, but it's the lack of power that is the bigges

lena winn said to me yesterday on air. she's baltimore's health commissioner.about the racial element of fighting the war on drugs. >> when this epidemic hit poor, minority inner city communities, addiction was seen as a choice. therefore, if you we understand up incarcerated or dead, somehow you made a bad choice. now it's spread to wealthier, potentially whiter, suburban, rural communities, it is now seen as a disease, which is-t should be seen as but we have to recognize the racial inequities and injustice of where we came from. >> do you share that assessment? do you understand that criticism? >> i don't think i would put this in the social justice category. this is a legitimate health issue that needs to be addressed. i think the president is properly bringing attention. it's something that everyone who has a medical procedure involving pain faces. i have been prescribed painkillers. they're tempting. but if you're in a position where you could get addicted, people need to know about it. there's a lot of things happening where people can get an assessment

winne: with this solidifying shinzo abe as the longest-serving prime minister since world war ii, cans? said, it will operate much smoother going forward. the execution of abenomics and all kinds of things will be better going forward to in -- ford. in the long run, the economy will be better, but that is different from today in tomorrow. expectations have been discounted by today, but going , 2-3rd in the long run years, i think the japanese market will be better. yvonne: on what grounds? more about the fundamentals? corporate earnings have been strong. six straight quarters of growth in japan. is that what will be driving the market? but eventually we do need reform. we need the regulation and reform. oftends to come with lots profits for some people, but this strong, new leadership can change, can execute those reforms, which i hope would happen. yvonne: with the super majority, we could see constitutional reform that could be a priority for the prime minister now that he has solidified that to thirds majority in the lower house. what is your thought on that? they could be more abo

winn right now. wiki, where are you you? what can you show us? >> reporter: hey, laura and marcus, we are on bias tenial way. we just pulled over to put up a signal because we want to show you another house or some sort of structure is going up. you can see that thick black smoke in the air. to give you an idea of the priorities the firefighters have. we're walking here which is closed right now. it's safe for us to cross the street. this fire is burning right here. no firefighters here to fight it because even though it is near structures, near homes, near a civilized area, they've got other priorities they've got bigger priorities. we've seen a number of fire tru trucks heading up bicentennial way. we understand at least 1,500 structures have burned. expect that number to go up. 20,000 people evacuated. we've talked to some of the evacuees on our way up here we spoke with a woman named joan murray. she's driving up to sonoma in order to pick up 14 or 15 frail senior citizens. she doesn't know where she's taking them and doesn't know the status

we'll talk with steve winn owner of biggest cats even owes and hotels in las vegas who decided a years advocates calling to review bum stocks is this start of tweep sweeping gun control. we'll ask the direct to of the national rifle association all this week on "fox" news sunday. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end a woman's right to choose. ed gillespie would put the government in charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. finally, i've found chicken tenders that can pass as mine, which is nice because i've got better things to do. andre, i need a longer straw! introducing mcdonald's buttermilk crispy tenders. juicy, and made with 100% white meat. ♪ welcome back to "fox 5 news" on the hill we're joined by donna ebb ertz former d

. >>> oscar and otony award winne, kevin spacey, apologized over night after an accuser accused him ofsaid that spacey lifted him up, brought him to a bed and climbed on top of him. in his apologiy on twitter, spacey says he owes rapp a sin veer apologize for what would have been deeply inappropriate and drunken behavior. spacey used the opportunity to reveal he is now living life as a gay man, saying he wants to deal with this honestly and openly. >>> also this morning, we're learning about the ordeal of two women that were lost five months at sea. they're on solid ground. and they're sharing what they went through. lucy khavancalv khavanov has mo. >> reporter: talk about an incredible tale of survival. this was supposed to be an 18-month journey. the pair is happy to be home. they spent the last several days on "uss ashland." that's the ship that rescued them. by all accounts, the women bonding with the crew on that five-day voirj to japan. we saw the emotional good-bye hugs as the ship pulled into port at the american military base in okinawa. and believe it or not, they are excited

well fox hit competition it's searc searching are next season winn winner. morning all eyes are on philadelphia as judges scout for talent. jenny joyce people are waiting to audition. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, lauren. philadelphia is one of 11 cities hosting this open call. we are live here at the sophia hotel. it runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00. we have line going. these people think they have what it takes to be on the show. keisha here you're from west physical, correct. >> correct. >> tell me why you're here and what you brought with you today. >> so the reason that i came is because i do love cooking. i love everything about food. i love every as spec of it i love being able to share what i have on the inside on the i want to give eight shot and see what i can do. >> reporter: i love this keisha. your cooking experience is at home with your family. you're not professional chef you told me. >> right much. >> this is your chance. >> yes it is. this is my chance to show the world again, you know, my passion for food on the plate. and what i have on the

casi casino mogul steve winn, questioning why the gunman's stay never raised red flags. >> the scenario that we're aware of would have indicated that he didn't let anyone in the room for two or three days. that would have triggered a whole bunch of alarms here. >> reporter: wynn adding, paddock didn't seem to fit any profile. >> the most vanilla profile one could possibly imagine. he didn't fit the profile of a problem or a compulsive gambler. >> reporter: with contributes growing, jason aldean, who was performing when gunfire began, remembering the 58 lives lost, during husband appearance on "saturday night live." with words -- >> we hurt for you. and we hurt with you. but you can be sure that we're going to walk through these tough times together, every step of the way. >> reporter: and with music. ♪ i won't back down >> reporter: overnight, vegas dimming its famous lights in memory of the victims. with many still hospitalized, samantha feranda, shot three times, finally going home. >> i'm just grateful that i didn't have to completely say good-bye to all the people that i love. >> re

a motive and don't know all the things stephen paddock did but we'll have an interview with steve winn the giants of las vegas, one of the biggest hotel and casino owners. interestingly enough, sandra, a couple years ago he decided that las vegas was a target and he brought in former seals team sick members, cia officers and hardened his hotels. profilers on site. hidden detectors and cameras. did he anticipate the idea of someone going to a high floor and breaking a window? we'll talk to him on the subject. >> sandra: he has had a different approach to the security at his hotels there. we look forward to watching fox news sunday this weekend. thank you. >> bill: you get the sense the hotels are already changing in vegas and probably that's coming to your town sometime very soon. i was at a show the other night in broadway, x-rays in place. >> sandra: wanding suitcases in some hotels. >> it happened and i felt good about it. i was okay. new details on las vegas. where that investigation stands five days later. we talk to a congressman just in las vegas for a briefing. that's next live.

let's get to winn resorts with leslie picker. >> reporter: hey, bill, that's right. we got a beat on the top and bottom line for wynn resorts in the third quarter. let's get through the numbers. adjusted eps of $1.52 per share. on the revenue side, posted revenue of $1.61 billion that was up 45% year over year and beat analyst estimates of $1.56 billion. the company said the increase in net income was due to reporting. the first full quarter of wynn palace and growth of las vegas. dig deeper into the numbers, one of the reasons you see weakness in the stock performance there, the average daily rate during the third quarter for wynn macau was down, and the revenue per available room for that property was 240, a 6.6% decrease from the third quarter of 2016. so we'll keep an eye on this one, conference call starts in about ten minutes, guys. back over to you. >> yeah, because we'll certainly want to know why that macau revenue was down, regulatory, say something about china, et cetera >> las vegas sands was strong yesterday. >> who knows if it's just a little bit of a m

so i spoke to the cast including margo robbie who plays his wife in the film about the idea of winn forg kids but also the idea of fame and how destructive it can be the lady next to margo robbie kelly mcdonald who plays christopher robin's nanny in the film. >> the great thing to find something to be happy about. >> i think i've got something for us. >> we're putting your bear in the book and putting in you it, too. >> what will you call me in the book. >> your real name christopher robin. >> i grew up reading it. talking to will who grew up reading it as well. ten years old. do you remember your first experience with the book and your first particular -- something you connected with when you were younger. >> i had winnie the pooh toy i still have my winnie the pooh back at home in australia and high tigger an couple other toys that weren't in that world but still my mom would like do voices for them exactly what gaffney did for will. >> sweet. >> really? >> yes. this is like half the reason i wanted to do this job so bad because i read it and that's exactly what my mom add winnie the