michelle: all right. the bucket that launched a research phenomenon is getting a home in the smithsonian. the original ice bucket from the ice bucket challenge -- that seems so long ago, right? it went on display at the national museum of american history today. you are looking at now a few of the videos that went viral in the campaign when it was at the height. everybody was doing this. the online push raised millions of dollars to find a smithsonian display on the history of philanthropy. jonathan: there you go. michelle: did you do that? jonathan: we did. it started out in boston. it caught on like wildfire. a great thing to do. it brought a lot of especially the workplaces together. people would do it together. people like to do it with the boss. michelle: yeah. that was the best. you know that exhibit opens today. otherwise known as giving tuesday. jonathan: it is. but on the heels of black friday, small business saturday, cyber monday -- tough to keep track. today i charity. >> the hashtag giving tu

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. >> michelle: do you that with a sword? >> all kinds of stuff. >> michelle: can i ask how you figured out you could do that? >> i don't like to talk about it. [ laughter ] >> michelle: your mom must have had a problem with you. you must have stuck everything in your mouth. >> i learned how to do it over the phone when i was 15. over the phone. yeah. >> you can s needle. >> krystal: that looks sharp. >> he is going to do something a little special. >> krystal: okay. oh! no. [ laughter ] . >> krystal: you had me honey. >> michelle: that was really disgusting. [ laughter ] >> you can get tickets where we're playing nightly at 7:00 p.m. and we'd love to see you at the tropicana. >> krystal: you guys are so fun. >> thank you. >> michelle: it looks really real. >> krystal: they're awesome. tropicana wednesday-mondays 7:00 p.m. you are awesome. . >> michelle: we got to move on. prince harry unhappy. he is blasting the media for the way they've been treating his girlfriend. . >> krystal: not cool. >> michelle: jeanne moos has more.

anonymous. >> michelle: let's lighten things up. we are soob soon going to learn the name of our new local frofl hockey team. locals invieltd to this event. it's happening tomorrow night at 5:30 p.m. at toshiba plaza right outside the t-mobile arena. owner bill foley, nhl commissioner bettman and some other execs will be there to unveil the team's logo and the name. but thele this exciting, fulfill event will feature live entertainment, activities for children. also a local youth hockey player. i don't know if it will be the whole team but youth hockey players out there on an outdoor rink. also appearances from former nhl players and you will be able to buy official team merchandise. >> krystal: we're playing in the big leagues now. we got our first professional team here. get into hockey now having this professional team. >> michelle: people will be able to buy jerseys and hats and hopefully they will not take a page out of our book. me and you. >> krystal: what's that? >> michelle: we're wearing the exact same dress today as we ge

michelle: thank you. coming up at 4:00 -- >> there is one segment of donald trump supporters that played a big role in his big victory last night. now they are speaking out with a lot of pride and excitement. i'm jeff goldberg. who we are talking about coming up. >> today frankly was a very emotional one in the d.m.v. i'm kevin lewis with that story still ahead. alison: ahead new at 5:00, for years people complained about predatory towing in arlington. why is a moving with considered to make it even easier for tow truck companies? what abc7 found when i return at "abc7 news at 5:00". whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. so i guess i can just check my credit score then? oooh "check out credit karma today. credit karma. announcer:

. >> michelle: all right. welcome in everybody. we're happy to have you on this monday. we're going start with a news 3 exclusive. this video that you see behind me showing engine trouble on board an american airlines flight. this flight was going from dallas to las vegas when it had to be diverted. >> jeff: it was diverted to albuquerque where passengers had to wait a few hours before another plane could pick them up and bring them back to las vegas. news 3's faith jessie is live at mccarran international with frightening for those who looked out the window and saw it? >> reporter: absolutely. and you can only imagine now relief filled the airport this morning as those passengers finally made it to las vegas. after something went very wrong on their flight last night while they were in the air. this exclusive video was taken from a passenger inside of a american airlines flight 1693 flying from dallas surge caused this prompting an emergency landing in albuquerque. the passenger who shared this video only with news 3 describes what he saw. >> we're already in western ne

michelle: a 7 on your side consumer alert. a warning tonight -- your dishwasher could be a fire hazard. >> there was smoke coming out of the dishwasher and i just saw a flame. michelle: this homeowner is think the you was home and turned off the power switch just in time. the consumer product safety about 500 dishwasher fires in the u.s. every year. they resulted in recent deaths in maryland and virginia. cpsc estimates there have been approximately 62 dishwasher fires in the past five years. >> this is the control board. this is were you have 90% of the problems. it will get hot and then melt in catch on fire. michelle: nationwide, more than 2 million dishwashers have recalled for potentially starting fires, causing millions in damage. how does jay gruden grade his team heading into the second half of the season? erin: and why are the wizards ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? 't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar

michelle: attack on campus. in a crowd of people and started stabbing people. "7 on your side" investigators d.c. contract going to d.c. businesses. but is the money staying in d.c.? is it legal? "abc7 news at 6:00" starts now. announcer: now, "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. maureen: what was first thought to be an active shooter on the campus of ohio state university, u knife. and police are not ruling out terrorism. jonathan: it was a dramatic scene as the students were barricading themselves inside. we now know that the attack was carried out by a man who is identified as 138-year-old abdul razak ali artan. a somali-born ohio state student. maureen: he was shot and killed by police. q mccray has been following this all day and he is in the satellite center with the victims. q: he was a permanent resident here. he was a student logistics management. he drove his car in a crowd and jumped out with a bumper's knife in hand and started to slash people before he -- with a butcher's knife in hand and started to

michelle: a d.c. woman is doing acts of kindness and this is a simple gesture going project is all about. amy: for someone like ali this is about helping those in need. >> we are all looking for ways to connect to each other. amy: she kicked off a new project last week and is seeing an outpouring of support since. >> it is the now more than ever we need to reach out to neighbors and strangers and say we are in this together. amy: she is reaching out with the bags packed full and a message. >> at the heart of who we are. there are so many ways in which we can show that. amy: the idea behind the project is get a bag you might have around the house. fill it with things like gloves for those in need. >> just says dear friend, i hope this bag makes you smile. amy: she is asking volunteers to make it personal with a handwritten letter. >> it just helps us take a few minutes to say you know, i notice you, i care about you, amy: this all started when she reached out to 50 people asking them to put together a

. >> michelle: and capriotti's giving back. what the sandwich shop that is so popular here in town is doing to give back to the las vegas rescue mission >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: more information on the fire that has spread. we don't really have anymore information but we have a lot better pictures. now you can see how big this has gotten. this brush fire started as a house fire in aurora, colorado. it has spread. also we've learned it has spread to other buildings. so they are out there trying to gain control. starting as a house fire turning into that. a concern when you talk blowing. >> krystal: and it was on a farm so i guess they had a lot of ammunition and things to feed off with hay and whatever else is out there. it's gotten big quickly. >> michelle: we'll stay on that and bring you more information. we're happy to have you with us for the second half-hour. we're going start with this. police say the man who hit and killed two brothers while driving drunk was going twice the posted speed limit

i have to be happy about it but it's okay michelle. [ laughter ] >> michelle: no. i was saying warm compared to our summer. but it's been unseasonably warm. you are saying this is going to change now. >> kelly: it is. it's tough because thanksgiving is here in less than two weeks away and we're, like, it doesn't feel like it. what do you mean a turkey and christmas shopping? a couple of days left for short sleeves and we still got warm conditions. i want to start things out with the las vegas day school camera. you can see the moon up in the corner as it sets below the horizon and then lots of sunshine and blue skies for the rest of the day. that's what we're looking at really. here is a look at the current temperatures around the las vegas valley. and north las vegas you are at 75 degrees right now. green valley 75. same in summerlin and lakes very popular number. so we're already well above that. we do have rain showers well up to our north parts of oregon, idaho, into montana. some snow up there as well. for us though sunny skies and that's the way we're expecti

. >> michelle: thanksgiving treats! a look into what marie callenders has planned for thanksgiving that will wow your guests at home. we're talking turkeys and pumpkin pie >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: good afternoon everybody. thank you for joining us. whenever we have a thursday we we should call this election day eve. because we are there everybody. it's hard to believe. hillary clinton hoping to make history, becoming the united states first female president. donald trump wants the nation's highest office as well. and has spent the last 18 months shocking the political world to say the least. so who is it going to be? >> krystal: you just learn to expect the unexpected in this race to say the least. scott mcclean in new york with a look at the last push to take director james comey dropped an october surprise on the race for president announcing the bureau would look into more emails potentially related to hillary clinton's use of a private email server. but over the weekend he said never mind.

michelle? michelle: thank you. especially if you consider the scenes like this, be glad you are not in los angeles. chec the 405 last night. one person on the facebook commented that is why it's called the 405. it takes four or five hours to get anywhere. larry? larry: especially look at that. it wasn't better around these parts this morning thanks to the accident on the outer loop. the first happened 7:45 when a ryder truck turned over, smashing three cars and another truck. georgetown pike and shut down the beltway. delay stretched over seven miles. had some people sitting in traffic for hours. stay ahead of the traffic with the text auniversities at abc7. sign up for those on the website wjla.com. michelle: the morning was a mess on the red line. a train broke down between the fort totten and the road "road to -- a road >> the rhode island station. amy aubert spoke to passengers who describe an uncomfortable wednesday commute. amy: some passengers are calling at it normal day. those on the disabled redline train

use the hashtag #i voted lv. >> michelle: just a quick warning. you cannot take a picture inside the polling places. that is illegal. do it outside once you walk out and got your sticker. >>> more accusations and insults between donald trump and hillary clinton. >> krystal: by tuesday night we should know who will be the next president of the united states. and polls in battleground states like right here in nevada show the races narrowing. >> reporter: it is the final days of the campaign and both candidates stepped up their harsh rhetoric. >> under the failed leadership of hillary clinton -- leadership? what leadership? >> reporter: donald trump repeating his accusation that hillary clinton would put the white house up for sale. and hammering her on a renewed fbi investigation into her email controversy. >> hillary thought nothing of putting classified information on her illegal server. supporters a vote for trump would mean approval of his behavior. she went on to say republicans are trying to engage in voter intimidation. >> the best way to re

and michelle we're getting word >> michelle: they absolutely have. for more on that let's go straight out to antonio castelan who is live at the scene. we've just gotten word people were stuck in an elevator? >> reporter: michelle, the clark county fire rescue, they confirm that they rescued 11 people. those 11 people are said to be doing fine. we are right outside the paris las vegas hotel and casino right here is las vegas boulevard. if you are passing by you wouldn't realize that there is a major power outage that there are 2,000 rooms here at the paris hotel and casino that have been affected. many of the guests have been evacuating. thousands have been evacuating. they say it's been very calm and orderly. officials with caesar's entertainment tell us at 9:45 this morning there was a construction cable that was cut. let's walk around here. you can see that it's very normal. a lot of the guests that we've talked to, they said once the they said for 45 minutes they didn't know what to do and that hotel administrators didn't know what to say. after

onions. >> michelle: jalapenos. cilantro and salt and lots of lime juice. >> the second trick is in the mash. so you have to be certified masher at chipolte. [ laughter ] it's all in the technique right. certified masher otherwise you are not going to get the job done. thank you so much for coming on. i am going to try this. i'm going to toss it back to kyndell who is going to talk about domino's pizza which has nothing on this guacamole. oh the gift card? let's talk about that real quick. >> basically you just buy $30 or more in gift cards. you bring your receipt back from now until january 31st and get a card for your husband and take home a free burrito. >> that's a hypothetical situation. >> michelle: that is a great way to end the segment. thank you for coming on. kyndell over to you. >> kyndell: some burritos to pizza, domino's pizza in japan appearing to get in the holiday spirit. jeanne moos reports on the possibility that the pizza delivery guy could show up sporting a pair of antlers. who needs reindeer? ?

. >> michelle: sinclair cares. we explain how managing diabetes could be the difference between life and death. >> krystal: starting with breaking news out of new york for this next half-hour. we're getting word -- don't have a lot of information at this point and time -- that two police officers have been shot in the bronx. they've been taken to a we don't know their condition. and we don't know what led up to this shooting. but, again, breaking news out of new york. two officers shot. we'll continue to follow this developing story. >> michelle: then we've been following breaking news at rutgers university in new brunswick. we show you, youed this tweet. there was a stabbing at the business school. we have learned according to nbc the school is on lockdown after multiple people were stabbed at the university's business immediately available. we're following both of these breaking news stories this afternoon and we'll keep an eye on them and let you know if more happens there. >>> happy to have you with us. you kno

michelle: thank you. first it was fires. now the threat of storms is raising concerns about the mud at least seven people are dead after wildfires destroyed hundreds of buildings in gatlinburg. thousands of others are displaced. the mayor says the town could reopen by the end of the week. justin hinton is there live with the latest on the developing story. justin? >> we would love to see the office complex. here. >> they aren't alone as the line to pass through the checkpoint to move deeper to gatlinburg road. a couple of minutes later and a thumbs up is a good sign. the wait on the other side is unknown. steve wilson knows first-hand what does. >> everything. >> that is his wife as they were leaving the gatlinburg home. >> only to find it gone the next day. everything. >> showing more concern for the people who have yet to find out anything. >> a waiting game all around for some news. any news. >> the mayor is telling people to be more patient. a little whale longer. starting tomorrow, they should have u

patrick's day. >> michelle: they've done the easter bunny, santa claus, the >> michelle: they see who is paying attention and stops to yield to pedestrians. >> the people really need to be safe. they need to make sure that they're being alert. and hopefully there will not be one ticket written today because i am a target. i am a turkey today. >> krystal: so funny. i love it. >> michelle: here's the thing. normally the police officers do it. because of their schedules this week a lot of kids are out of school and they hadch conflicts, they didn't have anyone to do it so he stepped up to be the turkey. >> krystal: senator turkey i guess. that's what we'll call him. stepping up to do the job. >>> we don't know how many people are excited but we'll let -- were cited but we'll let you know when we find out. >> michelle: the consumer product safety commission held its annual safe cooking today. this is a group reminder for all of us especially if you use a turkey fire. look how fast that sucker goes up in flames. its national product testing and evaluation center or it holds the event at th

. >> michelle: we'll be right back. stay with us >> tom: thanks to everyone who took part in tom's trivia challenge. the answer to the question is... pred seso and served the silver state in washington from 1918-21. one person chosen receives a mike eps vip experience package, meet and greet, dinner for two and event t-shirts. go to the twitter page at the end of the show for the name of the winner. thanks for watching and for taking a look at top stories today. metro looking for the driver of a car that left the scene of a deadly three car crash yesterday. this happened at torrey pines. police say the driver lost control crossed the median and was hit by a truck on the passenger side. the passenger died. into custody two more people for animal cruelty against 15 exotic animals. the couple had a license to keep some of the animals which includes lions, tigers and panther but there was also a fox in the home which is against the law. in this case just days after a texas woman was arrested in pahrump with tigers and monke

michelle: all right. maybe you are heading out for a walk to walk off the turkey dinner or you are heading out to the stores as well. let's check on the forecast for the rest of the here is meteorologist brian van de graaff. brian: i always wanted a chance to use my money. want it to rain money. i was able to. it's black friday. we want you to save the money tonight. black friday forecast, it does appear through the evening it will be clear and dry. scattered clouds but not shower chances out there. the temperatures will drop. 40 downtown and 30 in the burbs. if you are going out to take advantage of the sales and the outdoor shopping malls. talk about what is happening out there today. we started with the clouds. the shot from centreville at bull run elementary school. through the afternoon we have gotten sunshine. we had sprinkles early. mixed sky through the afternoon. that is what we will continue to see as we head deeper in the everything. tonight to tomorrow we will have more clouds and sunshine. ra

man. >> michelle: the shooting happened just before 7:00 last night. a man threaten aid security guard saying he had a gun and was going to shoot him. no gun was found on the man. he was transported to a hospital. he has nonlife threatening injuries. the theater evacuated as a precaution. >> dana: happening today expected to meet to discuss a possible time line for a recount of the state's presidential election. this recount comes at the request of green party candidate jill stein. hillary clinton has recently come on board this recount as well. stein says it's important to determine whether hacking affected the results and the states with tight election results got it right. officials say there is no evidence that voter results were compromised. in addition to wisconsin jill stein expected to request a recount of pennsylvania's election. stein has until 5:00 p.m. today to file that request. stein says it's important to investigate that every vote counted in states with tight election results. she's going to have to pay for the recount. they will proba

. >> michelle: and day in court. the local mother charged in the death of her 7-year-old son was in court today for a preliminary hearing. we're live from the regional justice center with an update on whatp news 3 news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: good afternoon everybody. thank you so much for joining us. i'm michelle velez of course and jeff maher filling in for krystal. thank you for being here. a federal law enforcement official has said there was one suspect involved in this attack that happened on the campus of ohio state university this morning and that suspect is dead. >> jeff: witnesses say the suspect used a car to run over people and a knife to carry out te the suspect of was of somali descent and they're looking at whether the attack was related to terrorism. >> michelle: the local mother charmed in the death of her seven-year-old son was in court for a preliminary hearing. >> jeff: news 3's denise rosch joins us live from the regional justice center we latest this case. denise? >> reporter: this case

. >> michelle: and entertainment boom. with the growing popularity of the performing arts many artists are trying to stand out in a crowd. that's one way to do it. a look at what talent scouts are looking for at cirque de soleil. >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: good afternoon. thank you for joining us. we await -- as we await more good idea who is considered for top positions in the trump administration. >> krystal: tracie potts all over this story from washington. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump interviewed more than a dozen candidates at his new jersey golf club over the weekend including former massachusetts governor and republican nominee mitt romney. >> governor romney is under active and serious consideration to serve as secretary of state of the united states. >> reporter: so is former new york mayor and campaign confidant rudy giuliani. minute sit down with the president elect. >> he is a very talented man. >> reporter: kansas secretary of state was called in. he's been tough on immigr

michelle? michelle: thank you. we want to go to breaking news in upper marlboro. police responding to a barricade situation. jeff goldberg just arrived on scene. what can you tell us, jeff? jeff: well, we can tell you that the road is still blocked off. this is westphalia road. we can tell a big police presence from the prince george's county police. we saw the helicopter flying above. all we know right now, not a call came in at 2:40 this afternoon for break and entering call. this is where the breaking and the entering call emanated at first. they are asking the residents to stay inside the home. however, no evacuations are taking place at this moment. we are waiting for the public information officer from the prince george's county police to give us more information. editions of abc7 news. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba?. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? provides powerful a1c reduct

michelle: thank you. jonathan: a nice day. alison: look at the beautiful shot for us. doug: this is live. drone trak 7 over western montgomery county. can we take it full screen? that is a live look if you fly above the tree tops. this is peak color this crystal clear skies. good stuff. michelle: you don't have to travel far to see it. jonathan: on the washington parkway, it was gorgeous. doug: prince william national forest is unbelievably beautiful now. a lot of free places to go to enjoy fall color. or sit on your sofa and watch drone trak 7. more and more people do it every day. beautiful weather. clear skies. temperatures fall off after sunset in the 50's. by tomorrow morning, it's 35 to 45 degrees with a light skies. the weekend is beautiful. mid-60's both days. another reminder tomorrow night we will fall back to the eastern standard time. there are folks will wait until 2:00 just to follow the rules. turn it back tomorrow night. change the smoke detector batteries and carbon monoxide and in bring

michelle: but first, the u.s. army string quartet joined us in studio on "good morning washington" performing an arrangement of "america the beautiful." band. they will take to us a break now with more of a photos viewers like you share with us for veterans day. keep uploading the photos. we want you to send them to michelle: these days everyone wants to sell you an extended warranty when you buy something. there are some you may want to avoid. consumer reporter john matarese shows us what to watch out for so you don't waste your money. john: when your car is three or four years old, the warranty is in doubt. they will contact you to extend it. or will they? the warranty is up, contact the fun number immediately. but the urgent notice cards are not from the manufacturer. though they appear to be. they are from third-party warranty company filled with exclusions. the f.c.c. cracked down on a miami-based company that was blasting millions of car owners with robo calls and postcards. better business bureau say the wa

michelle: thank you. doug: this is perfect weather. you can exercise outside and still feel comfortable. not too cold yet. doug: chilly in the morning and late at night. that is the way it will be tomorrow. weather for election day is perfect. it will be fine. you can use the heater on the windshield. jonathan: defogger. doug: my wife says you didn't turn the defroster on. jonathan: i never thought of doug: look at a time lapse from the nationals park. beautiful all day long. temperatures are system in -- seasonal in the lower 60's. because of the cold dry air in place we set the scene for frost in the morning. coldest part of the morning. in anticipation, a large area now under a frost advisory counties in virginia are under a freeze warning at the same time. 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. hour-by-hour for the metro. we see temperatures bottom out about 7:00 in the morning. 34 for a low. that is the temperature forecast for several feet above the ground. ground level temperatures freezing in many areas by mornin

. >> michelle: good afternoon everybody. thank you for joining us and happy election dayo it is the big day finally here. voters filing into their respective polling locations to cast their vote for president and many other important races too. >> krystal: oh yes. big day. our craig fiegener in the middle of it all live at liberty high school with a look at how the lines are moving. you know we set records for early voting. it looks like we're on pace to do big things this election day too. >> craig: this going to be a very big event as far as elections are concerned. before the polls even opened just behind me here in henderson people were lined up. they were ready to vote. and i can tell you that people at this lunch hour were seeing the parking lot fill up. they're making their way through this line fairly quickly. the cafeteria at henderson's liberty high is one of the busier polling places in all of clark county. at 30 electronic voting machines, voters are weighing in on the presidency. a new u.s. senator in nevada and

it flooded. >> michelle: they just can't get a break. first of a ul those earthquakes then a tornado and now flooding. >> krystal: and it's so rare to see tornados on that part of the globe. it's normally here here. >> kelly: that's right. and if you saw the video, one that size. usually if they get tornados they're ef-0s, ef-1s and waterspouts that move on land. this one was the real deal obviously and very scary. here at weather lately. especially over the weekend. temperatures are well above normal. this is a time-lapse look from this morning. look at the sunrise. isn't that gorgeous? all those beautiful colors. high, thin clouds out there. we've got a break from those right now. abundant sunshine. bright blue skies. a few more high, thin clouds a possibility later today. check out these temperatures. el dorado, you are already -- it's noon -- 81 degrees. paradise 78. lakes coming in at 78 degrees as well. now again we saw some clouds moving through earlier. we got a break from that. clear skies. but we could see a few high, thin clou

. >> michelle: and fall flavors. tropical smoothie in house to show us what comfort food they're using just in time to -- well as we start to cool down they're going to warm you up. even if it is a smoothie. >> krystal: and make it healthy for you >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: breaking news out of oklahoma city where the police department there is investigating a shooting at will rogers airport. and the department has tweeted one person was shot and they are looking for a second possible victim in this case. the airport is closed and people inside are being asked to shelter in place. this is a developing situation. we'll bring you more as soon as it becomes available. >>> all right. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. it's that time of year again even take care of their pets. the annual homeless connect, it really is a way to kind of stop and bring aid and help and comfort to local people living on the streets in need. >> krystal: absolutely. news 3's kyndell nunley is live inside cashman

michelle: covering metro. recommendation that the system start closing at 1:00 in the morning on weekend and 11:00 p.m. in the week. that means the last train could arrive at some stations as early as 10:30 at night. brianne carter is live at the east falls church station with the details. brianne: we are here. you see a few folks here outside the station. it could be a similar scene come 1:00 a.m. at all metro stations. if this rec decides to move forward with. again, this is the recommendation from the staff at metro. to the board. based on what they have compiled. from all the information from public hearings and online surveys from riders and the region. as you may recall, there were four different proposals put forward to the board for them to consider. this was the third of those proposals. look at. close 1:00 on friday and saturday and 11:00 p.m. sunday night. the metro staff and the general manager said reduced operating hours are needed to begin with additional maintenance on the system. the metro rid

. >> michelle: and basic first aid. what you need to know if there's an emergency at your home and when you should call 911. we have our friends from a local paramedic company here in town to help us with some tips and good advice for all of us. >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> michelle: good afternoon everybody. thank you so much for joining us. the manhunt is over for that man sp police officers ambush style overnight. >> krystal: they were just sitting in their patrol cars and they were ambushed. we're talking about 46-year-old scott michael greene captured in dallas county iowa this morning. police say greene ambushed those officers. again, just sitting in their patrol cars. he is suspected of then driving a few miles before shooting a des moines police officer also sitting in a patrol car. the first officer dead at the scene. and the other des moines officer died at the hospital. >> we are determined to hold to account anyone who targets police officers simply because they have the courage and the selfless

. >> michelle: as he is literally dying next to her in the car. the shooting's gruesome aftermath really, it started trending. it went viral. that the officer you see in the video holding the gun screaming there is going to be charged. the woman said ka steel was -- castile was shot several times while reaching for his i.d. which the police officer according to him told him to do. >>> good afternoon. thank you for joining us everybody. let's come back here at home where we have a big story that finally came to an end. a nightmare really for people living in this neighborhood. residents in this local neighborhood finally got back to their homes today after a standonv team forced them out overnight. >> krystal: so this happened near maryland parkway and hacienda. that's where we find our craig fiegener who was all over this story. the woman who was refusing to come out was then firing shots outside of the apartment? >> craig: that is how this first started. police were called because somebody heard gunfire and later it was learned that the person wh

michelle? michelle: we'll see you then. when he was asked about this weekend's white nationalist conference in d.c. over the weekend, president elect trump replied "boy, you are really into this issue." that is a direct quote. yesterday, kevin lewis reported on the fall-out after the group held a dinner at maggiano's and then took this picture that you are looking at including the nazi salute. meeting took place. kevin? kevin: there were protesters on the sidewalk. the group that goes through the national policy institute was recorded in video provided to us but the atlantic. that is causing many to re-examine the power of the first amendment. >> hail trump. hail our people. hail victory. middle of the ronald reagan building has people livid. the company that manages the federal property in downtown d.c. says it is disgusted by the group's message but was constitutionally required to grant the members space to opine. >> the first amendment protects them. kevin: this attorney is well versed in first amendment rights. >> ther

. >> michelle: this is just awful. coming up, what we know so far about the moments leading up to that crash. >> kyndell: a man has a heated exchange with a judge and the whole thing is caught on camera. coming up, what that man had to say to the judge that got him in a whole lot more trouble. >> michelle: how about just let somebody else do the cooking for you? if you are a fan of chipolte you are going to be happy for this segment because we have them live in studio and they are guacamole oh yes thank you. we're going to have that coming >> kyndell: ut-oh. it started as a routine court hearing but ended with new criminal charges an jail time for a man who threaten add kentucky judge. michael ray was in court for a bond hearing on charges of second degree assault. when he scoffed at the county's request for a $25,000 bond the judge raised it to $50,000. that's when ray laughed, gave her the finger and threatened to physically hurt her. that prompted the judge to hold him in contempt of court which led to yet another e

>> michelle: i'm hot. i need like that winter weather to come in quick. >> krystal: get a fan. >> michelle: i have fans. >> krystal: she still needs the air. we just need cold weather. >> michelle: yes. >>> i started with tweets that seemed harmless promising cool videos or music albums but then something on the post took over people's phone. >> krystal: marie mortee annoying and potentially dangerous rip off. take a look. >> marie: the calls were bogus but the threat was real. leading to an arrest and urgent warning for everyone. in an emergency every second counts. but instead of dealing with emergencies, 911 operators in washington state were dealing with someone's practical joke. >> all of a sudden the phones just locked up. >> marie: bogus calls flooded the lines. one every 30 seconds for nearly frightening. >> marie: police say the suspect claims he got a link from a friend and tweeted this in all caps. >> i can't believe people are this stupid. >> marie: it included a link. when people clicked on it

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> michelle: think about this. would you be willing to go to the total stranger's funeral? >> kyndell: why these people packed a church for someone they >> michelle: get your zumba shoes on. because we're about to dance. where you can get in a good workout. zumba is a great workout. also helping a really important cause here in our community. we're going to have a little zumba party coming up after the break. >> kelly: it was definitely cold this morning but it's about to get a whole lot colder. >> kelly: it is 12:41 sunshine right now. man was it cold this morning. here is a look at some of the lows that we saw. mesquite, you went down to 31 degrees. you were included in the freeze warning last night. pahrump got colder. so did primm. we're not really included in the warning because you had below freezing temperatures already this season. pahrump 27. that was the morning low. primm 23 degrees. boulder city falling down to 34 degrees. here is a time-lapse of pahrump there. clouds starting to roll in. we're expectin

michelle: thank you for staying with abc7. we have team coverage to help you navigate the final angle before thanksgiving. jonathan: doug hill has an eye on a storm moving in the midwest. michelle: jamie sullivan, richard reeve and brianne carter have their eyes on all modes of transportation. jonathan: and q mccray is trying to get his hands on the last turkey on the shelf. let's start it off with doug the heartland -- storm in the heartland. doug: the storm is over western section of illinois. but the cold front will come through and bring us showers. not the heavy rain you see. look at the graphics. you can see slower to your area, light rain showing up. that evaporates before it hits the ground. we wait until tomorrow when the showers head our way. closeup that shows the cloud cover than anything else. through the evening, it will remain cloudy. th the mid-340's by 8:00 tonight. when you wake up, it will be in the upper 30's to 40's. typical cloudy, and a cool start to thanksgiving day. there is the possibility of scattere

mine today. >> krystal: michelle is weighing in. she is very passionate about the cups. we'd like to know what you think as well. >> michelle: they're pretty. >> krystal: we want to hear what you have to say about it >> kelly: that's like the only thing that is saying it's the holiday season. red cups are here. must be right? because it's 80 degrees outside. when will it actually feel more like fall? >>> i'm surprised you got the first name right. what's your name? >> krystal: i'm crystal. this is my friend marie. we're on right now. right and i got it. we are so glad to have elise and judy. they are with the children's service guild. you all always do a fantastic job with this class. look at this. this is beautiful! you guys got to tell pee when this is -- me when is this happening. >> this weekend, saturday november 12th at 6-8:00 p.m. also sunday noon to three. >> krystal: so you have a couple of days to check it out. >> at the charleston boulevard. >> krystal: i want to talk about what the children's service guild does. you do i

>> michelle: time. >> dana: i thought i teleported >> michelle: christmas time in the valley. the lights are up. >> dana: and they were blowing around this weekend. very windy yesterday. >> kelly: it was and it's beginning to look a lot more like christmas in our local mountains. they got some snow. including the sheep range. we're going to show amazing time lapse footage later in the show. i want to look at what is going mountains as well. cloudy skies to get things started. 50 at 9:00 a.m. by noon 55. 57 for a high temperature today so make sure you have warm sweaters. >> dana: a man in his 50's arrested after barricading himself inside his parents home. it happened near the boulder highway on the east side of the valley. started around 7:30 last night wh police saying he had a gun, he's on probation and thought he stole their gun on saturday. metro arrived and tried negotiating with the man. he refused so they called in swat. people in 15 homes nearby given the option to evacuate. some did. they were sent to a nearby school. nobody was hurt and no shots were fired and the g

michelle? michelle: thank you for that update. there are apps for your smart phone for just about everything these days. but can they keep you safe? from sounding an alarm to notifying your contacts how apps can add a new level of protection for women out at night alone. tonight at 11:00, "7 on your side" reporter scott taylor apps that could prevent women from becoming a victim. jonathan: coming up next for us at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- is your car crying wolf? the warning indicators popping up when everything is just fine? fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house th 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. this is your last chance to get super fast 100meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online. john: folks in the d.c. area love high-tech cars with lane cameras and much more. one woman claims her high-tech vehicle seems more

you don't want to miss that one. >> michelle: another star in studio today. our forever home friday pet of the week. the animal foundation is here with an adorable furry pup that needs a home and maybe it could be yours. we'll have that coming up >> announcer: news 3 starts >> michelle: good afternoon. thank you for joining us. happy friday by the way. we made it. we have really good news. more businesses are opening up shop here in southern nevada. that's bringing thousands of jobs here to our community. >> krystal: when the economy is on the upswing that is always good news. our kyndell nunley live from north las vegas where the majority of these employers will be. this is just coming off the news that we are now have one of the lowest unemployment rates that

that's kind of scary though. >> michelle: we're going have >> michelle: right now on "news 3 live at 12:30," one-on-one. president-elect donald trump and president obama meet at the white house today. what they talked about. >> krystal: middle school protest concerned parents and teachers protesting at a local middle school. right now. >> michelle: all right good afternoon everybody. thank you for joining us. thank you for staying with us. president-elect donald trump is in the nation's capital. he is in as far as winning the election and then he went to d.c. to talk about hopefully what we can all say will be a peaceful transition of power. >> krystal: that's our tradition here in the united states. president obama hosting mr. trump at the white house earlier today. nbc news correspondent edward lawrence has the president-elect is spending most of the day in washington, d.c. in an extraordinary moment many thought would never happen, donald trump meets president obama to talk transition to the new administration. >> it was wide ranging. we talked about some of the organizational iss

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back to you. >> michelle: so we are also your weather authority. we were just chatting about this, kelly, that's the same state at least where those massive fires have hit. will the rain help? >> kelly: it can help and it can hurt. you want rain, you don't want tr s burn scars because that is going to lead to flooding and possibly mudslide situations there as well. we've got more thunderstorms moving through. a new line. i want to take a look at the radar here as the storm line moves through alabama, georgia, even parts of tennessee starting to make its way in to north and south carolina. here is that line right here. this is the great smoky mountains national park so they're seeing some of the rain much needed there. through georgia and alabama, that's where we're getting tornado warning east of atlanta. that goes through 12:15 hour time. the darker orange? those are severe-thunderstorm warnings. here at home we've been dealing with pretty chilly weather. 52. coming up we're going look at just how cold it got this morning and what we can expect fo

michelle: thank goodness the officer was there. michelle: to alabama. the pipeline that exploded yesterday is still burning. we told you this at one worker was killed and five others were hurt. jonathan: the man who say shot two d.c. public school administrators could walk out of jail because of a technicality. a judge ordered justin headspeath to a halfway house. next in case as prosecutors are scrambling. >> two d.c. school administrators were shot and wounded last january after they stopped here to give a student money. the student was about to take a trip. one of them said he recognized the shooter who lives here. he told us that the police a warrant was issued and he turned himself in. the judge is sending him the prosecution took too long before indicting him. one of the family members is incredulous. >> he is lucky to be alive. okay? his colleague just made it. my son was all right. shots. they survived but with serious injury. we have more 59:00. reporting, sam ford, abc7 news. alison: on a different note, an olympian and many activists are head