. >> dana: live pictures of the strip and the beautiful to youer is not lit up. we believe they turned this off to save power. power went out at the paris 9:45 yesterday morning. partial power restored at 10:30 last night. >> kim: a live this morning. >> kim: lights back on where things are starting to get back to normal after being in the dark for more than 12 hours yesterday. teacher well known in the local community sexually targeted a 10-year-old the power is back on at the paris. >> kim: how scary when they went off yesterday morning.

hack, youer the sony got a call one thanksgiving. admiral rogers: i was with my family. >> what can we learn from what happened at sony? i thought the: positives were great collaboration between a private company, the computer network expertise they brought on, they knew they were dealing with something and so they hired expertise and capability from within the private sector. they then came to the conclusion that this was something bigger than they had initially potentially thought, and they felt they needed to reach out to the government. i give them big kudos for that. they could have said to themselves, we need to minimize this. let's not really confront this publicly. i thought it was a real positive. they were very up front when they approach the government. we would like your assistance in trying to make sure we truly understand what happened. we would like your views on how do we make sure that doesn't happen again. open.ere very one of my concerns was i'm a government guy and i and others, i'm part of the government team, an

. >> we don't could youer. and my kids are wearing their jewish clothes because they're proud of their identity. >> it's very easy to respond with fear and anger and very difficult to approach things love and compassion. than the ones washed away. >> it's beautiful the way our community comes together with one small hate of act and respond in love. >> reporter: the school is closed closed this week for fall break. when students return to class, the principal says vandalism will be used a teaching moment for the kids. denver public schools is still look into what happened. >> thank you, noel. noel brennan reporting. >>> sign of their year, or maybe it was. a crash with only five laps to know in the last race of the season. the car exploded and caught fire. truexx was able to get out and walk away. the car didn't fare as well. jimmie johnson won the championship. but this was the best year ever for furniture road racing and truexx. to say they were on fire so to they'll be adding a car. the number 77 which will b

youer looking at pictures of the 44-year-old. she was reported mying after she faild to pick up her children from child care on wednesday she had gone jogging earlier that day. >> there's know way she would do anything to disrupt their children's routine. >> she is considered at rusk due to suspicious circumstances. >> a family -- family that loves here. >> there's been no trace of her. he husband found her cell phone. volunteer search teams heave fanned out looking for any signs of her. >>> no matter what happens in california with the vote to legalize recreational marijuana, law enforcement sources say that foreign drug cartels will continue to be a large problem. this is video of a special ons team raiding illegal marijuana grows. an exclusive investigation on abc7 news at 11:00. >>> still ahead, doughnuts and democracy. the sweet offer being offered to voters on election day. >> a lot of cloud cover, limited sunshine, and mother nature is going to turn up the heat, even more as we go into the new work and school week. they >>

youer 40's-50's. the temperature won't fall he very much through the night because thewiest coming the southwest and starting to pick up. that is mild. then it is going to be mild for the next 12 hours then things are going to change. see the gusts starting to show, too. 22 miles-per-hour gusts in providence, 25 miles-per-hour gusts in connecticut. you can see the temperatures stay steady or drop a degree or are two. change. these are temperatures heading out the door in the morning if you are heading out early. of course, it is veterans day as we know. it is mild material the west but much colder to the north and a piece of this cold air is going to move down in our direction. we time it out four and what it means for the with weekend in a little while. maria? maria: thank you. only on 5 tonight: we're hearing from the woman stabbed by a knife-wielding carjacker. >> i am going to stab you. maria: she's telling newscenter 5's jorge quiroga about how she fought back and saved her life. jorge is live in

. >> latoya: have youer turkey on thanksgiving. >> reed: every year. i love it. >> latoya: i like to leave it to my mom fi do the side dishes. >>> mcdonald's restaurants in the u.s. will be getting a major upgrade. the fast food chain plans to extend self-order table service nationwide. 500 of it's more than 14,000 stores have been testing the new features and mcdonald's also plans to introduce a mobile order and pay option next year. work. surveys show close to two-thirds of americans go to work sick. a fever is a bug and a big sign that you could be contagious. if you have one stay home. if you are coughing or sneezing make sure to cover your nose and mouth. experts say keep those sanitizing wipes handy. can you believe we found video of people sneezing. those were 100 sneezes if 30 seconds of video. clean off the surfaces like your computer keyboard. >>> time for a look at live at eleven." a college football player called a hero tonight. new at 11 the game saving play that stopped a robbery suspect. plus meet the model you will not believe is turnin

and we'll share your thoughts as youer be act with us. on facebook. >>> and now with the stories coming up next. >>> first the woman chained up in a storage shed. what they have discovered now. police, the violent take down. they had the wrong man. >>> ahead at 6, we'll take you live to the voters who are waiting for hours just to get their early ballot cast. >> plus, a sticker, potentially saving lives in arizona. after so many killings at the hand of police across the nation. >> tonight at 6, we'll tell you who is being targeted and how to go. >> and there's a look at your forecast as we head toward election day on tuesday. another warm up, coming in. we're going to be talking about highs in the mid-to upper 80s again. several degrees above average on election day. a few breezes in the forecast too. but no rain chances in site. at least at this point. we're drying things out as we head into the weekend. and coming up at 6. >> we'll take you day by day to your seven day forecast. >> this is the type of weekend we have been waiting for. >

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. >>> android youer wills soon be able to cast harry-potter-like spells that actually work. google is teaming up with harry potter to program phones that respond to certain commands. for example, you can now say and the lumos spell will turn on the flash flight just like the potter spell that turns wands into flash flights. a new prequel hits theaters later this month. frpts a week before election day. starbucks is unveiling a new cup. >> these new green cups focus on unity. starbucks says the company is right now. feature a mosaic of more than a hundred people drown in a single stroke. the starbucks ceo calls it a symbol people have boxes at starbucks coffey houses with a label that says no peeking until november 10th. apparently somebody peeked and saw red cups. >>> if you are driving around over the next week or so, you may spot some people flying in the sky. the inaugural wing suit performance world chips kick off today at sky dive city. teams from all over the world will be competing at the >>> vice president joe biden in tampa today, bringing a strong mezage -- message

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erin peskin held a hearing about the destruction of documents related to the to youer project. the building has sunk 16 inches since opening eight years ago and tilting two inches. after the hearing, peskin did not mince words. >> it's clearly a disfinksal department. they see themselves as a department. i would start over. >> he is also furious the professor who vouched for the soundness has a peer review refused to appear. he says the board is considering a super bowl. >>> residents of chinatown joined city leaders to call for safety upgrades in a busy intersection. the group gathered at clay and kerny streets. a 77-year-old woman was killed last year. they want the city to install a pedestrian scramble. >> the disappearance of manufacturing jobs was a huge focus of a presidential election. abc7 news anchor kristin zee is here with more. >> think again. the sf made website features hundreds of high quality products. how about jam there from jamnation? sf made hopes to keep this momentum going. san francisco and oakland agreed to work together. the goal is to see more of this.

the lights are back on at the paris although i notice the lights on the i'll to youer are not on at this hour. >> 9:45 in the morning until 10:15 last night the power off at paris at the resort here, paris las vegas. it was on about 2:00 in the afternoon but that was for emergency lighting only. what happened is what everybody has been asking. apparently a construction crew drilled down into the main power line in the basement and that cut electricity to the entire property. here told to get out. people rescued from elevators and only allowed back into rooms for medication. stephanie wood was in town to get married. >> my medication is there. we are getting married tomorrow so my wedding dress is there. >> back here live you can see the front of the resort that faces the boulevard. it is lit up. the power, at least some of it is back the tower appears not to be lit up as usual. we are expecting to get an update at 6:00 this morning from cesar's entertainment as to what the status is on getting everything here back to normal. that's what everything wants. this is the largest power outage

erin peskin held a hearing about the destruction of documents related to the to youer project. the building has sunk 16 inches since opening eight years ago and tilting two inches. after the hearing, peskin did not mince words. >> it's clearly a disfinksal department. they see themselves as a department. i would start over. >> he is also furious the professor who vouched for the soundness has a peer review refused to appear. he says the board is considering a super bowl. >>> residents of chinatown joined city leaders to call for safety upgrades in a busy intersection. the group gathered at clay and kerny streets. a 77-year-old woman was killed last year. they want the city to install a pedestrian scramble. >> the disappearance of manufacturing jobs was a huge focus of a presidential election. abc7 news anchor kristin zee is here with more. >> think again. the sf made website features hundreds of high quality products. how about jam there from jamnation? sf made hopes to keep this momentum going. san francisco and oakland agreed to work together. the goal is to see more of this.

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. >> what if they are viking's fans, i did not get the purple memo, look at trump to youer in manhattan it looks like an camp. and until donald trump is sworn in on january 20th. three dozen officers now are surrounding that building standing guard outside. they brought in barricades to take over the block and keep the public away. you cannot get on that unless you work there. and the secret service inside and they are calling this the new white house north. and i imagine it will than way. after january 20th. you know he will be back and forth. >> and maralago. >> he thought he was famous a new level now, new game. >> interesting night. cannot get over it, lot of tired people up watching. >> i thought that in the future this is my theory we need to move the clocks back on election day. >> get the extra hour. >> and i vote for that. >> it is november a couple of days after that. not a great sun set. take a look. cloudy now. and i mean we -- always, we usually have a nice sky late in the day. more clouds around today. we expected this. kind of a weak boundary is moving our way. and we sti

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you don't just do it once and youer in have it again. eat a lot of potato chips at once, you never really stop. within the media it's a bubble where everybody is thinking the same, everyone has the same goals. hillary clinton accepted that stolen information, had no problem taking it. so it's really a dynamic that is termed the swamp and this is more proof it's not just donna brazile and hillary. it's something that's been operating for a very long time. it confirms what we felt was happening, and all of these people should be ashamed of themselves. there is a reason why fox people have not been on that list because there is a level of integrity you still can have with the media. charles: gas prices skyrocketing after a massive deadly gas explosion. we'll have details on that coming up. charles: donald trump making a play for wisconsin while paul ryan offering little help. charles: today was the first time the market blinked at the prospects of a trump presidency. it was allly another politician to help pull the rug from stocks. bernie s

all down to do "the dinah shore show" and things did not go well for me and youer you never forget. >> it was a cruel situation i. wasn't working ot sweaty and you came over and hugged me. from him i wouldn't have minded, probably. >> had somebody do that to me on my first real job. the worst director in history, and diane baker came over to me and said, it's not always like this, honey. you know? >> ah. >> yeah. so great. >> and you paid it forward i. was going, you know, maybe dishwashing might be a better job for me. you know? >> things worked out well with you. he'll be with us in a minute. still learning and growing, justice ginsburg. surprisingly, always wanted to do this. she's 83 years old and finally got to fulfill a lifelong dream. >> always wanted to be an opera star. so she walked out onstage. had a speaking role, in "the daughter of the regimen" at the kennedy center of performing arts and had the whole outfit on. look how little she s. she looks like dr.h the little neat didn't even touch the floor! [ laughter ] >> oh, my god. how cute is the whole thing. >> only one nig

crashes inbound pennsylvania avenue and crash before suitland parkway jammed all the way back to do youer house. suitland parkway jammed from alabama to south capitol street new york avenue in district by bladeensburg and 301 crash northbound branch avenue blocking shoulder and that's causing slow down 301 at 5 split give yourself extra time there. 210 slowing through for the washington. any quaez @erinfoxdc twitter and metro is on time and safe track surge ten any questions @erinfoxdc on twitter. >> and we talked about the residency and local races to catch you up as well. social media from you the social media from you the voters. we're back in 30 seconds. >> democrats holding on to 191 seats and reps holding 235 and still undecided. as far as the senate goes also controlled by gop. gop the white house senate and house keep control and democrats have 51. maryland voters picked chris van holland and senator elect van holland. >> some of the other big local races now voteers in d.c. overwhelmingly approved a ballot referendum seeking statehood for nation's capitol and in maryland littlein

thank you, both as always, delighted to have youer. >> good to be here. lou: tony, lee?>> roll the video, please, mesmerizing, we haven't used that word in months. mesmerizing in the swiss alps as this person flies down the mountain at breakneck -- i'm having trouble with words tonight, breakneck speeds, comes terrifyingly close to rocks, and jagged cliffs. loops down the narrow mountain valleys. speed flying brought ever closer together when you do both in the alps. >>> up next, donald trump promised to be great for business, great for the country and so far the markets and the banks are in strong agreement. >> and i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. i tell you that. that will happen. that will happen. lou: former presidential candidate, media mogul steve forbes joins me to assess the claims and the one week reality. and let me tell you, he's not even president yet, and already delivering. stay with us. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more re

their lives every day in the united states and among the people who have also been spotted at trump to youer in the last week, patriots owner robert kraft. we caught up with kraft and asked him if he would accept a job in the trump administration if offered. he said he loves his current job and would do anything he could to make help america stronger. in the newsroom >>> protecting donald trump and his family is costing new york city more than $1 million a day according to a new report from cnn. those costs won't necessarily drop significantly once he moves into the white house. this is because his wife and 10-year-old son expect to stay in trump tower in manhattan. add together expense is the cost of police assigned to trump's adult children and his grandchildren who are also receiving secret service protection. >>> the search continues for whoever killed a lowell mother during a fight at a party this of gloribel orengo want justice, and they can't understand why police have not found her attackers. she was at a party with her son and she was asked to leave and a group of people beat her to

>> it's a program that offers you a free lift or uber ride to new youers. and can you text 73179 -- you've got it in your head. >> so which areas specifically are you targeting? all three? >> yes. if you're a new user, you can, we offer the ride to any new user in any area across the country. unfortunately, for folks who are already using the app, it is only in key states. >> so do you think the latino vote in our area can influence the way it goes tomorrow? >> absolutely. this area has been prime for having great young latino leadership and othle come out and really show us how it's done. so i imagine we'll continue to see great latino participation in this area as well as nationwide. >> young and old, you're expecting to take advantage? >> yes, absolutely. >> well we'll be watching to see what we can hear and i know you will be able to tell us after tomorrow. >> yes. >> how many people you were ail to get out. >> that's right. >> thank you so much. >>> virginia's 10th congressional seat is up for grabs this election. democratic candidate luann republican

i started ripping yellow pangs saying youer not mess with lieutenant young because he will tear your head off. >> reporter: at 81, nothing is stopping him. one large medal sitting on his desk proves he is a world champion. he won the title for his age group last week after bench pressing 250 pounds proving that age doesn't mean a thing. >> you got to follow through. you got to keep working at it. >> reporter: in sarasota co county, kimberly kuizon, fox 13 news. >> alcides: lieutenant young is practicing for his next competition. international weightlifting competition and continuing in a whole new category he will lift in the. incredible. >>> if you think you have seen everything at walt disney wo z24zwz z12fz >>> now your sky tower radar forecast with fox 13 meteorologist jim weber. >> jim: well, after that nice cooldown that we had at the beginning of the week, temperatures have warmed up pretty quickly this week. last couple of days, 83 degrees for that daytime high. the cold front is working its way down the state. it is a weak cold front, so we won't see dramatically cooler temp

trump to youer is a luxury high rise in the heart of midtown, but for a secret service agent, it's logistical and tactical nightmare. among the top three concerns. >> checklist is going to be the height, the second probably all the glass, and then there's the streets around it, the threat from a vehicle-born explosive device. >> there's also the threat from the air. the faa established a autism ra -- a temporary no fly zone, dpapdidpap expanding two miles on the east coast. the outside of the building is tightly guarded to prevent what happened this summer when a climber using giant suction cups scaled the all-glass ex-terror and everything will have to be secured from the air vents to the elevators, even floors surrounding the penthouse apartment and his office on the 26th floor. >> the standard general rule when you're doing a security vance is one flow floor and one above, but that doesn't always work. >> screening now a way of life, with anyone going in or out of the building, 58 stories of residents and commercial tenants, all screened including packages e-mail and deliveries. >> to the

district nine representative says last tuesday morning at 4 do youer house road state record cop firm he was arrested and charged with driving under the nrus. failure to avoid vehicle spe other charges. >> the man that attacked several people with a bunchier knife was up spird by isis. >> islamic state saying abdul artan was one of its soldiers. there's no evidence to support that claim. >> the university of maryland launching new technology this it's already being used in major cities including washington -- c.. the system is called shot spotter and the university installed cameras around campus to test the equipment. they are doing this for six months. >> in brazil overnight soccer players gather todd mourn those killed in the plane crash in columbia. 6 of 77 passengers on board survived app the team compete in typeal tourpment in october. four people that were checked in didn't make the flight. two were injured mrairdz and another was team manager's son who forgot his passport. >> in cuba thousands lined streets of havana paying trib out to fidel castro. speeches were given forecas

japan rearranged his travel plans and they're at trump to youer in new york city right now.ertise of jim sciutto. you know this region quite well. trump has been critical during the campaign of japan, saying on trade issues, japan doesn't reimburse the united states enough for the 50,000 u.s. troops that are stationed in japan. this meeting is potentially very significant. >> and he also raised the possibility of giving japan nuclear weapons and other u.s. allies in the region. it's not clear that this meeting or the order of this meeting followed any particular plan. we know even with the phone calls that donald trump has had so far that it's been haphazard. i spoke to a close u.s. ally yesterday. they had to reach out to half a dozen people in trump world to arrange a meeting. so it's a little unconventional early on, so not clear this meeting is number one for any foreign policy region. it may be that japan pushed so hard for it because japan needs reassurance on the nuclear issue, on their ties, the military bases, et cetera. they're going to be looking for reassurance a

if you were running the democratic party, would youer stris democrats to have the approach to trump thatns, to oppose him on everything. or would you advise democrats to lay back ask let trumpism potentially collapse you understand the waeeight of its n contradictions? >> i think the latter. you cannot approach this with a broad brush. what will happen is when trump pushes back, you wind up sweeping too. off the table. what i was doing. knowing what they will walk into. party on the rbl. just lost a bruising election to a guy you're scratching your head saying, how the hell did this happen? what did i was figured out where the targets were, number one. what were the subject matters that would drive my base. once you can identify those, you bring the base in. if you do something too big, it winds up biting you. >> we have a million more questions but the time guys are saying we've got to go. we'll talk more where the democrats and what the house vote means after this. [burke] hot dog. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-d

alan, when youer sandwich, how does it come what kind of bread to you order it on? >> rye. >> jimmy: i like that, okay. mr. tan. first of all, two suits, three pairs of slacks, $1,700, seems like a very reasonable price for me. i have to say, mr. mor, you are not -- you've not had the benefit of a mirror but i thought you looked pretty good in that suit. it does need some alterations. i have consulted with rodney and he has volunteered to fix the designer so he will alter the suits properly. i'd also like to have a moment of silence for mr. lee. [ laughter ] who was brutally murdered. by mr. tan's mother. [ laughter ] i rule in favor of the defendant. and i'm keeping these pants. >> sal: judge james has rendered his verdict. mor and good friend alan. alan, let me ask you. you're an aficionado of pastrami. >> sure. >> jimmy: yeah. we have a sandwich for you. i'd like to see you render your verdict on this sandwich. it's not rye as you're used to but take a bite. get in there. okay? what do you think? you like that? be honest. >> i think it's got too much >> sal: get

trish: good to have youer. >> good to be with you. trish: what are your thoughts on this? >> you know, we're looking at a time right now where, you know, the fbi, their reputation is on the line. it's taking a terrible beating. i'm slightly sympathetic to them because they're in a very tough situation. hillary clinton and all of the everything that she has done up to now with the server and the foundation and everything else put the fbi in a terrible, terrible situation. you know, the idea that comey had to come out in july and come out last week to say that they've had to reopen this investigation. trish: you think he did the right thing, charles, on that? julie roginsky said this is political hackness and he had no business bringing this up. he did 11 days last friday before the election. >> i am sympathetic with people who don't like what he did. but when you look at the other options he had no other options, it was all he could do. the clintons are the exact people who put him in the position, and paying the biggest price for it, i think. but they're the ones who put h

. >> have youer seen a line this long at this airport? >> no, i have not. >> never. never this long. it's a little overwhelming. but it see seems to be moving. >> the tsa has stood up a command center nearby at their headquarters in which they are monitoring every checkpoint at the 30 biggest airports in the country. then they can move resources in fast if they detect problems. so far we're told no significant problems. they dramatically staffed up. they've added dog teams and dough see that as a problem. although today will be the biggest travel day. >> travel site orbitz expects thanksgiving day to be the biggest travel day of the year. how are things looking now? >> things look great. this was the travel night mare airport over the summer when we were dealing with long lines. there's no wait time, really, at all. if you do run into problems traveling by air this year, experts say one thing you can turn to is social media. take a listen. >> because they may have so many calls come in at once, some of the airlines are answering twitter a lot faster than they would a

real or just a big, shiny distraction for all of us while serious work is taking place at trump to youerlatter. i think he saw coverage of this issue on a couple college campuses and reacted to it. it's just stream of consciousness, blurp, there it is, 140 characters or less. and, of course, the reality we all now see and have to deal with is that as the incoming president of the united states, when he's talking about civil liberties, when he's talking about taking away those civil liberties, particularly once affirmed by the constitution and the supreme court, it raises eyebrows. and it raises a lot of questions. but i think for donald trump, this was just like, hey, this is what i think about that. if you do this, then this should be the punishment for that. it doesn't really mean he's going to go anywhere with it, i don't think. i don't think it's going to be much of a topic of discussion for him. i guess if he holds a press conference at some point, he may get asked about that. he'll probably tell you, well, that's what i was -- that was my reaction to what i read. it is concerning,

thank youer for coming on and sharing your views. >> you got it. thank you. >>> on friday i traveled to michigan for a story on middle class voters who picked donald trump over hillary clinton. we will have that later in the hour. while i was there, i took a break to interview the new senate democratic leader chuck schumer. he began by telling me that senate democrats would give a very thorough vetting to jeff sessions. and that he had tough questions for mike flynn, though he doesn't need senate confirmation, who is mr. trump's choice for national security advisor. but then here, i want to begin with a question whether the democrats should oppose president trump or work with him when they can? >> well, my test is the specifics. we're not going to work with him for the sake of working with him. we're not going to oppose him just because he says -- it's something that trump sponsors. let me give you a couple examples on both sides. surprisingly, on certain issues, candidate trump voiced very progressive and populist opinions. changing our trade laws

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. >> they all have to be confirmed but also, mitt romney is going to visit trump to you youer today.row in new jersey at a trump golf course. this is a shocker. there were no fiercer opponents during the primary when romney called trump a conn man and trump called romney a loser but after the election romney called, reached out, expressed his support for the new president-elect, and they are heating. there is some talk that romney is under consideration for secretary of state. i tend to doubt that not only because of the fact deep downey don't think they really like each other but romney has a very different view of foreign policy. much tougher on russia trips then trump is but positive sign they are meeting and showing he will not hold any grudges. >> it is a vice every day. >> who do we have on sunday. >> we will talk to the white house chief have of staff, new chief of staff already announced and that is rinds priebus, former republican party chair and we are talking to democratic senator chuck schumer of insuring who will be the top democrat in the senate and we will talk to him

peter doocy live outside of trump to youer in new york city. so, peter, do we expect we might get a decision on secretary of state or any other post as early as today? reporter: we think it is possible, martha, because the transition team had been telling us to not expect anything until the week after the holidays. so that would be today and they are always full of surprises. so we are here outside of trump tower just waiting for word. to expand a little bit on the controversy surrounding the secretary of state, what is important to note is that kellyanne conway, you heard from there is the person the transition team has been using almost exclusively to get word out from the inside, from the top tier of the transition. she has been a very he vocal anti-mitt romney voice for the last several days. there has not been anybody from the inside of the transition team coming out and pitching mitt romney, talking about the pros of possibly having him as the secretary of state. so that sounds like it is going to be kind of a complicated decision maybe n

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