valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today, baseball without borders, bringing america's pastime to every corner of the globe, on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: they are the organizers of the baseball without borders foundation. with me are juan bustos jr. and juan bustos sr. i'll let you guess which one is which here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. juan bustos jr.: thank you. damian: well, you brought some great merchandise, and this is just fabulous. i mean, just the title itself, baseball without borders. i'll let you, juan sr., talk first of all about your foundation and the great work that you're doing, and you provided us with some beautiful video. go ahead. juan bustos sr.: baseball without borders started in 1995 in august. we wanted to give the young people an opportunity to travel abroad. i was in the military. i was stationed overseas in japan and i was able to travel, and i wanted to

"comunidad del valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today farm workers who then became farmers themselves. their stories today on your "comunidad del valle." [music] male announcer: nbc bay area presents, "comunidad del valle," with damian trujillo. damian: we'll begin today with the annual holiday food drive. yes, it's that time of the year. with us here on, "comunidad del valle," is claribel chavez with the second harvest food bank, who is here to tell us about how maybe you can participate in this annual holiday food drive. welcome back to the show. claribel chavez: thank you. damian: so, tell us--i mean, it's kind of shocking to say that, "here we are again." but, here we are again. it's time to start with our donations to make sure that everybody gets to enjoy the holidays the way we would like them to. claribel: yes, well this time of the season, it's really important that we raise enough funds so that we're able to serve the community. we do work from santa clara all the way to san mateo, and we serve ab

valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today, the luchadores they're here in our studio, ready to throw down on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin first, however, with a never-ending problem, especially in the latino community, that is diabetes. and this is diabetes awareness month across the country. with me is a clinical psychologist and staff member of the faculty there at stanford university, dr. diana naranjo here on our show. welcome to the show. diana naranjo: thank you. damian: so, talk about this dilemma that we're in. i mean, we're doing as much as we can to try to help our residents cope with being diagnosed with diabetes. but i mean, it's a never-ending battle, it seems. diana: absolutely. and i think that in diabetes awareness month, one of the first things that i really tried to distinguish between is the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes. this is a big difference in our community.

valle. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: your last name >> judge judy: ms. delgado, you

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la patrulla fronteriza despliega decenas de agentes adicionales en el valle del rÍo grande. para una masiva ola de indocumentados. algunos de estos inmigrantes reconocen que lo hacen por temor que el ingreso sea mÁs difÍcil cuando trump llegue al poder. edgar muÑoz en mc allen texas con el informe. edgar. >>> asÍ es, josÉ en el valle del rÍo grande. asegura que es no es una crisis humanitaria. reconoce que ha in clemens tado el paso de indocumentados. niÑos soles y se entregan en esta parte del rÍo. hay agentes patrullando esta zona. pero esto hay preocupaciÓn, porque posiblemente aumente las cifras, vamos a verlo. >>> cifras interÉs mi tablas de inmigrantes llegan de noche y de dÍa. >>> niÑos solos o padres con hijos dejan... del salvador a sus 10 aÑos de edad quien extraÑa la separaciÓn de su mamÁ y hermanito. >>> que confiar en el seÑor y que todo saldrÍa bien. >>> se le inundan los ojos de lÁgrimas, llegÓ con su papÁ. >>> se va a poner mÁs difÍcil, mÁs complicado estando Él en el poder. >>> ante la ola de inmigrantes en el valle del rÍo grande,

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where eric hilt and miguel martinez valle are standing by. and we're following the questions on this year's ballot... the first of which-- would require background checks on some gun purchases. what supporters are doing to live from las vegas. with emmy award winner john huck. with meteoroligist sam argier. this is fox5 news at 4. local las vegas. the ads are tapering off and tomorrow america will know who will lead the nation for the next four years. let's take a look at the latest map as the results for president are coming in... we keep these colors go back and forth between blue and these colors go back and forth between blue and red. right now... here in nevada-- here in nevada-- republicans and democrats are standing by as the numbers come in. fox5's miguel martinez valle is live at aria at the democratic republicans and standing by as the numbers come in. fox5's miguel martinez valle is live at aria at the democratic headquarters. we begin with fox5's eric hilt live at south point a yes vote on question one on the nevada ballot would i

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valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today, baseball without borders, bringing america's pastime to every corner of the globe, on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: they are the organizers of the baseball without borders foundation. with me are juan bustos jr. and juan bustos sr. i'll let you guess which one is which here on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show. juan bustos jr.: thank you. damian: well, you brought some great merchandise, and this is just fabulous. i mean, just the title itself, baseball without borders. i'll let you, juan sr., talk first of all about your foundation and the great work that you're doing, and you provided us with some beautiful video. go ahead. juan bustos sr.: baseball without borders started in 1995 in august. we wanted to give the young

their stories today on your "comunidad del valle." [music] male announcer: nbc bay area presents, "comunidad del valle," with damian trujillo. damian: we'll begin today with the annual holiday food drive. yes, it's that time of the year. with us here on, "comunidad del valle," is claribel chavez with the second harvest food bank, who is here to tell us about how maybe you can participate in this annual holiday food drive. welcome back to the show. claribel chavez: thank you. damian: so, tell us--i mean, it's kind of shocking to say that, "here we are again." but, here we are again. it's time to start with our donations to make sure that everybody gets to enjoy the holidays the way we would like them to. claribel: yes, well this time of the season, it's really important that we raise enough funds so that

fox 5's miguel martinez-valle joins us from the democratic party headquarters... but first we start fox5's eric hilt is at the republican nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. closed caption closed captioning local voters today are deciding whether nevada needs to have more background checks before you're sold a gun. it's all part of question one. fox5's adam herbets is live at a local gun shop off st. rose parkway to explain both sides. adam? john christine if you buy a gun at a one the gun shop in las vegas you're already going to have to go through a background check that's why question one in my opinion it's probably one of the most complex questions on the ballot this

rigoberto leiva valle sees the results of that every day. he works as an embalmer at a morgue, preparing bodies for funerals. >> most of the bodies i see here have gun wounds. some are mutilated. they've had limbs cut off. sometimes they're decapitated or otherwise maimed. >> valle says he receives around 12 new corpses every day, more than ever before. >> there was a time, years ago, that you could go out at night and enjoy yourself. you could walk around on the streets without any problems. now you get scared just crossing two or three streets on your own. >> the body in the coffin is jaime jael soriano's brother. soriano wants to know how many times his brother was shot. valle explains the bullet holes show he was hit two or three times in the chest. many of the murders in honduras are either directly or indirectly related to maras, gangs such as ms-13, and the 18th street gang. organized crime has dramatically increased here over the past two decades. to understand the nature of the gangs, german andino has spent the past four years visi

valle." i'm damian trujillo, and today, the luchadores they're here in our studio, ready to throw down on your "comunidad del valle." male announcer: nbc bay area presents "comunidad del valle" with damian trujillo. damian: we begin first, however, with a never-ending problem, especially in the latino community, that is diabetes. and this is diabetes awareness month across the country. with me is a clinical psychologist and staff member of the faculty there at stanford university, dr. diana naranjo here on our show. welcome to the show. diana naranjo: thank you. damian: so, talk about this dilemma that we're in. i mean, we're doing as much as we can to try to help our residents cope with being diagnosed with diabetes. but i mean, it's a never-ending battle, it seems. diana: absolutely. and i think that in diabetes awareness month, one of the first things that i really tried to distinguish between is the

fox 5's miguel amrtinez-valle is live near mt hood and carey.. and miguel .. have you been able to confirm any of these rumors? closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning a woman has died after police say she was hit by a truck while jaywalking. the crash shut down a stretch of a busy road. faith tanner joins us live from the scene at sunset near bermuda with the latest. faith? happened on sunset just west truck hit a pedestrian who was jaywalking acro s taken to umc where she died. no crosswalks. driver and passenger were not hurt. drivers stayed on the scene and have been cooperating with police. police didn't have a lot of information to share. but here's what they had to say about what happened. "a pedestrian was in was coming from the north of the south side of the road and she was in the pathway of a truck" closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly another crash critically injures a pedestrian. it happened around 3-30 p-m in a neighborhood near lamb and vegas valley. pol

fox5's miguel martinez-valle is at the scene now with more. miguel? closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly allergies can still enjoy their candy through trick or treating. louisiana's teal pumpkin project launching an initiative... to display teal colored pumpkins on halloween. instead of traditional orange... the teal color notifies children with food allergies that the candy is safe to eat. the goal of the project is to prevent children affected by food allergies... a trip to the hospital because of a negative reaction. l. cotaya says: "it's other kids have and it's also really hard in the chaos of halloween to be running after her and checking her bucket to see what's in there." l. cotaya says: "so the teal pumpkin project is really just an alternative to food. so it can be stickers, bubbles, sunglasses, light up bracelets." approximately one in thirteen children in the united states has a food allergy. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier it will be a mild night for trick-or- las vegas valley tonight. temperatures wi

think happy miguel martinez valle fox5 news local las vegas>> the report says that azucena was convicted of manslaughter in california and had been deported out of the u-s twice. he is now facing numerous charges. moiza says she is putting her three daughters in therapy in the hopes that it will help their nightmares go away. u-n-l-v students are on edge after a fellow student was attacked while walking to her car earlier this week. the student says it happened tuesday night. police say the man attacked her from behind and he's still on the run. students we spoke with say they are now worried about their commute as they head out to their night classes. "it's super scary to hear that that's going on in our campus just because, we stay here until midnight, one , two o'clock in the morning sometimes and we hope to be safe because it's our campus. we basically live here studying all night." unlv police offers escorts 24-hours a day. the university services available to students for things ranging from assault to health care. ""something went horribly wrong. (butt to) i was screaming he's aut

fox5's miguel martinez-valle spoke with members of the undocumented community, who say they're nervous that if trump undoes president obama's executive actions, they will have to go back into the shadows. << nat of meeting> " i was terrified, i was like what is going to happen to all my immigrant community, whats going to happen to us?" 16 year old jennifer angulo has questions ... and some fears... " what would happen in january, when donald trump gets in to presidency" up until a week ago, she was sure applying to president obama's deffered action for childhood arrivals program was her best bet to come out of the shadows.. " i wanted to know if i should still apply to it or if i shouldnt, about my parents whats going to happen to them" she's not the only questions, more than 100 people showed up to ask questions. wendy soto is a dental assistant .... this would be her third time renewing daca... the program that allows her to work legally... " i got a letter saying that i have to renew it, and i was just wondering if i should renew it," immigration lawyer kathia pereira was one

la bahia norte tenemos: 81la bahia sur tenemos: 82la bahia este tenemos : 7la costa tenemos: 74los valles tenemos: 79================= ponga encion porque acontinuacion le muestro l temperaturas para las principales ciudades del arede la bahia: san jose: 79 oakland: 76 san frcisco: santa ro: 80santa cruz: 76half moon bay:4 livermre: 79mountain view:8 santclara: 79=============== top vopaola --vamos a una usa.. al voer lo lleremos aisfrutar un viaje a traves del tiempo en nutro reportaje especial "vuelol sado". paola --se igina podeviajar al sado? ... bno, pues unhombre que tuv no crea las declaraciones falsas sobre la proposición 64. la proposición 64 legaliza la marihuana solo para adultos mayores de veintiún años de edad. prohíbe anuncios dirigidos a niños. requiere estrictas descripciones del contenido y un envase que los niños no puedan abrir... y la proposición 64 prohíbe la venta de dulces que puedan atraer a niños. es por eso que los médicos y las enfermeras de california dicen que ya es hora... para votar sí en la 64. --se imagina poder viajar apasado? ... buen pues un

fox5's miguel martinez valle joined local baseball fans to watch the cubs make history. <<"the crowd keeps gathering because everybody wants to see the cubs win the world series it's history tonight" history has been made... the cubs won the world series for the first time in 108 years but for one father the only first... " first time we've ever been in a bar together watching any sporting event so it is kind of cool actually" we first met mark weinberg during game 6 he said if the cubs made it to game 7, his 80 year old dad would make it to the bar with him "here he is" "i've been following the cubs since 1949" even with an early lead they were hesitant about flying the w too quickly "we're having fun but he seen a lot so we're still nervous still nervous not over till it's over " then again, this is a win theyve both been waiting for their whole lives "it's way overdue quite frankly" the cubs beat the indians to become the world series champs... a memory that will last this father son duo a lifetime " he's a wonderful son let me tell ya his birthday

fox5's miguel martinez-valle spoke with some clowns in town for a convention about how they are making people love them again. << 2016 has been kind of a rough year, for some " the last six months have been very difficult, some of our members have been actually threatened, physically threatened." reports of sinister clowns popping up nation wide have given real performers like jellie bean buttons a bad rep... " this is what i do for a living and how i provide for my family, and it hurts my reputation profesional clown for 43 years" and frankly. theyre sick of it... " do any of them seem afraid to you miguel? no they love clowns..." around 200 people gathered at the 31st annual family entertainers convention... " this is just a fun convention, its all about showing new ways to do things: balloons, face paint, juggling" people like cricket, who say the scary clowns showing up this year are no laughing matter... but pretty much everything else, is. "how would you like to see a microwave appear right here... get it a microwave..." bridge : 1/2 : "but for some the only thing scarier than th

flavio: el valle del silicio es una de las zonas mÁs caras para vivir. muchos estÁn de acuerdo en que el aumento ayudarÁ, pero dicen que se necesitarÁ mÁs. >> es difÍcil sobrevivir en el valle del silicio, un pequeÑo aumento serÍa muy importante para nuestras familias. >> actualmente no nos alcanza, ni ganando 15 dÓlares nos alcanzarÍa, porque aqui, en san josÉ, todo es muy caro, yo tengo renta e hijos. >> nosotros tenemos que mirar la manera de tener mÁs ventas, tener un poco mÁs de ganancias, para poder cubrir los aumentos.. flavio: dicen que para esto deben surgir soluciones. >> la cuestiÓn serÍa aumentar los precios. flavio: si una persona gana mÁs, tambiÉn compra mÁs, algo que ayudarÍa a la economia local. >> se necesitarÍa mucho mÁs, pero si es lo posible ahorita lo queremos ahora. ,reportero: miembros del consejo de la ciudad de san josÉ continÚan debatiendo la ordenanza, tendremos mÁs detalles en el noticiero de sÓlo a las 11:00. leÓn: gracias, flavio. marÍa leticia: echemos un vistazo al salario mÍnimo actual en alguna

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to one family who says trump's victory has them afraid for their future. < " they hear what they hear out of president trump and they are concerned so they are calling with the panic and i can understand that" in the days since donald trumps election, immigration law offices across the country have been flooded with phone calls . " they're nervous, because they don't know if the program will continue, so they're asking 'when my card expires next year or perhaps in 2018 will i be able to renew that know" calls from immigrants and their families, families like the zapata's, who are fearful for their future despite their temporary legal status... "(i) spoke with my daughter and said...... cries it's not fair..." alexandro zapata and his family have lived in fear before... they ran from venezuela seeking political asylum just 3 years ago... " even if we have a temporary status i feel scared, i feel scared every night and i feel scared every morning" trump made no mention of stopping political asylum's during yet they say their t

fox5's miguel martinez valle has tips on how to avoid the wild animals. <<" as soon as the cat stopped howling" it was a howl jeff smith had learned to look out for... " they were right down in this area, about 12 feet away from this fence" coyotes, roaming the neighborhood, and the surrounding golf course, looking for food... " the pitman wash is just down the way and i am sure that is their highway" "bridge: smith and his neighbors have seen multiple cayotes so far this year, their biggest concern, one of them could attack one of their beloved pets" " we had a toy poodle a couple of years ago that got attacked by a coyote and ultimatly died be he has a new dog now, but that attack has kept him on the lookout... especially this time of year... " as the tempertures from the summer start to cool off, we become more active, so do they" doug nielson from the nevada deptartment of wildlife says wild animals start to move around during the day this time of year... but there are a few things to do to keep them away from your home. " number one is dont feed them" dont feed them, and try to ke

we sent fox5's miguel martinez- valle out for a ride-along to see how what they're doing to combat it. < " we heard an alert go out, we jumped in our car and responded... we got there in under 2 wandick was patroling the las vegas strip the night a man was shot and killed near caesers palace... " the suspect was still armed with a gun, it was malfunction but he had a gun" the shooting happened about a month ago, wandicks squad arrested charles smith for the crime... < boop boop nat> the case is under investigation, but wandick says he's pretty sure he knows what sparked the violence... " that shooting was in reference to a street level narcotics deal that possibly went bad" street level drugs: one of many issues the convention center area command fights every night... " our squad goes after violent crimes, guns, gangs, and so forth" police tell me four of the most violent crimes on the strip, 3 shootings and a stabbing. have happened in the last 30 days. " there's no excuse or reason, or rhyme or reason for it, it is some

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke with some people who were frustrated with the lack of communication from paris' staff, so they jumped at the chance to make other plans. <<"it's just went black and the first thing i hear is banging and screaming and there was people stuck in there" a strip casino gone black: and with people stuck in their rooms, in the elevators, or just stuck without their stuff. the paris power outage made for a hectic day for the 3000 evacuaees "we were stuck in there for approximately two hours no lights you open the door you can see maybe two doors down,the halls black" "i found my way down the stairs with no lights nobody was around to give me directions no one was around to ask" "i didn't know how to get a light on my camera on my phone and i tripped on the last three stairs" the outage was supposed to be temporary, people were told to check back in a few hours. "we went to the figure by the time would be back and be ready and then we were told we had to get our stuff in there" "guest waited all day to find out whether the lights will turn back on and when the

miguel martinez- valle talked to guests who were forced out of their rooms... but we start with cyndi lundeberg about the power outage... and what comes next. like you said... thousands of people three thousand to be exact were displaced including guests and gamblers some even were tapped in elevators. firefighters went dooor to door on all 33 levels looking for anyone left behind just before 10 o'clock.... the paris the cause? construction crews hit a power line in the basement. the fire department decided it was on everybody's best interest including staff to evacuate it'll stay evacuated until the chief decides a full evacuation of the property was ordered at noon after the generators failed to kick in . 3,000 people were displaced from the 29 hundred rooms at the resort. no one went to the hospital but there were close calls... few anxiety cases but no one went to the hospital stand- firefighter rescued 11 people a firefighter called the casino eerie since it was so pitch black crews tried unsuccessfully throughout thursday to restore the power... we were n

right here on "communidad del valle." >> nbc bay area presents "communidad del valle" with damian trujillo where. >> we begin with world aids day. the organize rg committee is on the south bay. and the public health department here in the south bay. welcome to the show. let's start with you. december 1 st, world aids day. >> yes. >> december 1st is world aids day in recognition of world aids day our committee, the world aids day committee, which is made up of several agencies and, ones within our county, came together to support this by asking our city to light our city hall tower red. this way we join our global community in recognizing world aids day. not only remembering those that we have lost through the h.i.v. and aids, but also to reaffirm our commitment to keep fighting h.i.v. >> and, i mean, the numbers are there, right? 3,500 as of 2015 or the beginning of 2015. 3,500 people diagnosed with h.i.v. >> and that's correct. those are the numbers. also, it's amazing because this is checking you sometimes. new infections was 152, but the majority was 47% was in the latino community. >>

a 7-eleven in the north valley, had robbed other businesses in the area befor fox5s miguel martinez valle spoke to businessowners in the area about the robber's crime spree. < for business owners near cheyenne and civic center, the 7/11 shooting hopefully marked the end to a month long crime spree salvador hernandez, mobile pcs "they've been robbed before so eventually someone was going to get shot or worse killed in that area" thats exactly what ended up happening ... police say a man holding up the clerk, another person working inside the store then fired at working inside the store then fired at the robber, ending his life. people around here say they know exactly who the robber was salvador hernandez, "it's the same person same description hoodie bandanna with a gun" alfredo lopez reyes "all of the time problems that guy i know that guy i see you" don , barber shop "he's came over here i cut his hair a couple of times he's robbed a few of the local businesses in the area " he was so notorious in the area, businesses and police started

martinez valle has a look at the shocking video. < " pointed it at him, the guy / kid gave him his money, hit him with the gun, ran away" this gun-point robbery footage was captured on brett palmers home surveillance cameras... " got one here and i got one here by my door, and i just put that one there after the latest incident, it was inside my house" but he wasn't the victim of this crime... and he doesn't know anyone involved... or even why they were at his front door. " i don't know the victim, i don't know the suspects, but it looks like a staged the robbery happened outside his house... and the suspects may be linked to a home burglary he was a victim of a few weeks ago... " they match the description of the suspects from the home burglary yea" metro's been investigating the prior home burglary... today palmer sent them these videos... showing them the confrontation outside his home. " having that video surveillance both inside and outside is very critical" " both of the suspe

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke with the d-a about the alleged crime spree. <<" sometimes she just be there, and she will look up, and she will be smiling, i say are you talking to your daddy? did you daddy come visit you?" it's been 3 months since baby malia last saw her dad. 3 months since ketra nestor last saw her son. " i miss my son, it hurts, i don't know how long the hurt will be there, but it hurts... i have to deal with it, i have to" mohommad robinson outside a local mcdonalds three months ago. now, test results from cartridge casings found at the crime scene have connected perez to a series of other shootings... " if these accusations turn out to be true he's a dangerous guy, and he has according to the accusations caused a lot of harm to a lot of people" i went through police reports. in them, i found perez's crime spree started on july 25th... he shot at a local motel. the report calls it assault with a deadly weapon... < in corner of timeline video of motel crime> on august 15th another shooting, this time battery with a deadly

fox5's miguel martinez valle is live to break down the early voting numbers... and what you need to know if you still

valle. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: your last name >> judge judy: ms. delgado, you weren't present. you are an owner of the car. is that why you're here? >> yes. >> judge judy: why don't you have a seat? >> thank you. >> judge judy: what's your first name? >> valeria. >> judge judy: valeria, this is a friend of yours? >> ex. >> judge judy: and do you have a car? >> yes. >> judge judy: you had a car. >> yes. >> judge judy: what kind of car did you have? >> a 2005 volkswagen jetta. >> judge judy: and you had insurance on the car. >> yes. >> judge judy: and the car was totaled on what date? >> december 27, 2011. >> judge judy: tell me about it. >> i was on my way to work, and i was on the phone with my boyfri and he wanted to take me out. so, i didn't want to leave my car at work overnight. lucy overheard my conversation. >> judge judy: she was in the car with you. >> oh, no, this was when we were at home. i was on the phone with him, and he was telling me he wa

miguel martinez valle has been talking to some of the thousands of guests who were sent out on the streets.. but we begin with cyndi lundeberg on the strip with new developments that just happened.. like you said... thousands of people three thousand to be exact were displaced including guests tapped in elevators. firefighters went dooor to door on all 33 levels looking for anyone left behind just before 10 o'clock.... the paris hotel and casino went black. the cause? construction crews hit a power line in the basement. the fire department decided it was on everybody's best interest including staff to evacuate it'll stay evacuated until the chief decides a full evacuation of the property was after the generators failed to kick in . 3,000 people were displaced from the 29 hundred rooms at the resort. no one went to the hospital but there were close calls... few anxiety cases but no one went to the hospital stand- firefighter rescued 11 people from elevators and a firefighter called the casino eerie since it was so pitch black crews tried unsuccessfully throughout restore the power... we wer

fox5's miguel martinez valle is on patrol tonight with officers... we've had a chilly we've had a chilly couple of days... but could things heat up for the weekend? we check in with chief meteorologist ted pretty with a look at the forecast. tell us exotic cats were living in deplorable conditions at a pahrump home, so they seized more than a dozen animals. tonight we found out the largest animals, like lions and tigers may be returned to the owners. others will go to a licensed sanctuary. one neighbor told us she's sad to hear about the animal abuse charges, but likes having the exotic creatures next door. "ellen bryant: they were quiet and we had no problems out of them and i loved hearing he lions roar. they were here when we came and i thought it was really nice " living on the property: two african lionesses. one african lion, a bengal tiger, eight canadian siberian lynx hybrid cats, a black panther, a fennec fox and a cervel caracal hybrid cat. "sgt michael eisenloffel:(nye county) the air quality inside was unacceptable the living conditions i

martinez-valle brings us more from one of the polling places-- before they closed their doors. " ahh finally i've made a decision" the last day of early voting has wrapped up and thousands of people made it a priority to get out to the polls " in 2012 we had over 50 thousand that voted the last day, we're projecting 50-60 today" " ive been working so this was the day i had available to do it, this was her first time voting and she asked me to come with her" some were first time voters, and this was a moment they had been waiting for their whole lives... " my heart is palpitating right now... you excited? yea i think every first time is a little exciting" others, like actress angelica maria, were outside polling stations encouraging people to use their vote as their voice... " in some of our countries, you vote and nobody listens to you, but here they do, so you have to vote here... " some chose to vote early to avoid long lines " this was very easy, but that strategy didn't quite work for those who voted later in the day... " oh it's very long, i barely just got up to the front

right here on "communidad del valle." >> nbc bay area presents "communidad del valle" with damian trujillo where. >> we begin with world aids day. the organize rg committee is on the south bay. and the public health department here in the south bay. welcome to the show. let's start with you. december 1 st, world aids day. >> yes. >> december 1st is world aids day in recognition of world aids day our committee, the world aids day committee, which is made up of several agencies and, ones within our coun

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but we do have some crashes around the valle 202 at williams field a multi- vehicle crash. 60 westbound single vehicle crash blocking the left lane. that has been cleared and reopened as well. we're taking you out to sky harbor. nice and clear. we are going to see how traffic is looking at the airport. also important to note this construction closures on valley freeways throughout the entire weekend. that is today through sunday. they really want to focus on safe drivers and making sure that no one gets hurt. we will let you know how the airport is looking coming up. brian is at the airport on the inside talking to travelers. >>> first we want to go out to scottsdale quarter. for the past two years that is where i take my kids for their santa pictures. they have one of the best in the valley. >> reporter: yes. he is here right now. he is making a special appearance. coffee shops, restaurants. look at santa. how about a good laugh. >> merry christmas.>> reporter: beautiful. what is better than poppies holidays. arizona animal where failed week. -- welfare league. >> this is a big guy at

fox5's miguel martinez-valle is with officers patrolling the strip right now. closed captioning closed captioning a big freeway shut down that will cause some big headac valley drivers.... the 215 beltway has been closed in both directions for the last couple of hours...and that shut-down will go all the way through the weekend! fox5's cyndi lundeburg is live at the freeway... with what you need to know before you head out the road. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning we've got all the information about our website. just head to fox5 vegas dot com. "hyperloop one" the start up company hoping to create high speed transportation in large tubes.... has settled a lawsuit between it's former c-e-o and three employees. the multi-billion dollar system was demonstrated at the apex industrial park in north las vegas back in may. it promises to cut a commute from san fransisco to los angeles down to just 30-minutes. the employees accused they bosses of financial missmanagement. the employees were seeking a public apology...lost pay and stock options.

tonight we're learning the robber was on a crime spree, fox5s miguel martinez valle spoke to businesses that say the same man had robbed others before... that's right som of the local shop owners say the man shot and killed while attempting to rob this 7/11 had successfully robbed other businesses in the last month. for business owners near cheyenne and civic center, the 7/11 shooting hopefully marked salvador hernandez, mobile pcs "they've been robbed before so eventually someone was going to get shot or worse killed in that area" thats exactly what ended up happening ... police say a man walked in and tried holding up the clerk, another person working inside the store then fired at the robber, ending his life. people around here say they know exactly who the robb w salvador hernandez, "it's the same person same description hoodie bandanna with a gun" alfredo lopez reyes "all of the time problems that guy i know that guy i see you" don , barber shop "he's came over here i cut his hair a couple of times he's robbed a few of the local b

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fox 5's miguel martinez valle joins us outside trump tower where it all began. that's right this was one of the smaller protest nationwide only about 50 people and really more than an actual protest this started as a few people gathering to share their fears and their frustrations . word spread on social media which ended in couple dozen marching all around the strip donald trumps presidency has led to shock nation wide sylvia robinson "my whole family cried we were crying all night and that's not something that should be happening" for some the shock led to tears the tears lead to anger... the protests quickly followed martin krafft " i'm here because i am heartbroken by the results of the in las vegas followed similar protest all across the country this one started and ended right in front of trump tower" " democracy has failed to stand up for human decency" around 50 people marched and chanted in las vegas, they say they know the protests won't change the election outcome. but they're terrified of what will happen if they stay silent