. >> brian: another first down, catches the ball there. >> steve: the 44. >> brian: yeah. our replay official tonight is joe ryder. >> steve: veteran of the 82nd airbor >> brian: we salute him today. he hasn't had any issues tonight. >> steve: no. >> brian: it's been on the field. >> steve: i have no problem with good old joe there. from evans dale, indiana, hometown of my old man. actually went to high school with my uncle. i was talking to him before the game and he said it's harder now to do this job, replay official, especially with the targeting. i was talking to him ability the targeting at length. and now, the acc, they have an opportunity to review back in greeningboro. and makes it a little more difficult. >> referee: after review, the receiver's knee was down when the ball was possessed. that will second and seven. >> steve: that is the easiest one they had. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer because they confirm with greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it

. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. throwing on the run. matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding defense num

brian loftus >> thanks for joining us, i'm brian loftus. kirsten joyce >> and i'm kirsten joyce. metro police are investigating two separate homicides... where two people were killed. ((brian loftus)) >> both murders happened just hours apart from each other. the first at rainbow and sandhill.. and the second at sahara and durango. latest. good morning, nia. ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. metro says this started off as a domestic dispute but when a third person stepped in.... that's when it became deadly. >> investigators say it happened around 10:30 last night at the back of the durango canyon apartment homes a man and a woman who used to be in a relationship were fighting over custody of a child they share. the argument then spilled into the parking lot of the complex. as that was happening....anot he type of assault rifle...shooting the ex-boyfriend involved in the argument at least once. he was sent to the hospital where he died around 11:15. the suspect drove away from the scene....detectiv es describe him as a black male with a goatee, 30's around 5'10 and a 180 pounds.

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus... but there is still unrest across the country after the election results. more protests sparked for a second night.. with some escalating into riots... where police were forced to use tear gas and flash bangs. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in portland, oregon.. some threw ojbects at officers... but police fired back with rubber bullets... while demonstrators brought traffic to a standstill in oakland and los angeles: sit there and just say you're doing peaceful protesting. you're sitting there breaking fuse boxes, lighting trash cans on fire, just vandalizing everything you can because you were pissed off that your candidate didn't win. it's just stupid. it needs to end." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> president- elect trump went to twitter... branding his opponents as -quote- "professional protesters, incited by the media". /// ((brian loftus)) >>> our politics now team got the chance to speak with nevada senator dean heller... heller won't say he's fully behind trump... but will take any potential r

brian: what is the difference? what does it mean to be left at -- what does it mean to be a federalist? prof. larson: sovereignty lies with the nation. that is how he understood it. there were compromises where you could say there is some sort of split sovereignty, but what he meant was there is ultimate sovereignty, like hamilton wanted to get rid of them. hamilton is your extreme nationalist, but ultimate sovereignty lies at the national level. brian: would he have called himself a federalist? prof. larson: he would have called himself a federalist and he did after the constitution was attracted. they decided, they adopted the word for themselves, federalist, because that was politically a more effective term, but it was also justifiable because the changes they made, instead of being the original virginia plan, which gave plenary power to the national government, the constitution as drafted only has enumerated power. brian: what does that mean? prof. larson: they only had power over things that were listed. the

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone'

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. ((sherry swensk)) >> and i'm sherry swensk. if you haven't stepped outside your coat before you do! sherry, how's the weather? chilly north winds will stay with us all day... and that will inds will stay make these cooler temps feeling even cooler. .... the clouds have cleared so we'll have nice sunshine, but chilly ........... temps right now around the valley are dropping to 40s and tonight when the winds stop and highs only make it to near 60 degrees... we'll see our first freezing temps of the season in areas like pahrump, indian springs and other rural areas. ............ temps will slowly make their way back to normal... which is upper 60s and with sunshine the weekend will feel better. demetria, how are the roads? tenaya in the northwest. back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) >> a valley man accused of candy to lure kids into his home, then sexually ((brian loftus)) >> police say jose azucena committed sexual acts with a number of children in the last year. and they fear there may be more victims .. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 ne

brian. >> brian: thank you so much. we know drunk driving is a problem, but the state highway patrol and the ohio department of transportation will use freeway message signs to seasoned out warnings about drugged driving crashes during the holiday driving season. ohio has seen a 25% increase in drugged-driving crashes since add work to that, and it can be stressful. one california company is helping its employees find their inner zen. headspace, that produces a meditation app, allows workers to meditate anytime during the shift. the owners also created areas designed for quiet reflection and relaxation. brian, they say it improves productivity at work. >> there's a shift in culture in most companies now where people accept with a team that's healthy and happ optimum working environment. >> tia: many studies show that meditation has significant health benefits including lower blood pressure, reduce stres and boosting concentration. brian, what do you do for stress? >> brian: exercise. i just exercise. >> tia: what do you

((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for joining us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. we're following breaking news across the valley right now.. at three different locations. ((brian loftus)) let's first go live in north las vegas ... where nia wong just arrived on scene of a deadly shooting at cheyenne and civic center. >> and metro police tell us a killed overnight.. this happened near owens and las vegas boulevard. ((brian loftus)) >>> now to a third location.... where police confirm a man is in critical condition after being shot near lake mead and nellis. investigators say he was found in the streeet with multiple gunshot wounds... and transported to umc. ((kirsten joyce)) police are currently searching for the suspect.. however, we're told there are no witnesses. situations./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> also developing overnight .. people took to the streets to protest donald trump's presidency. ((brian loftus)) >> demonstrators shut down highways .. started fires in the streets. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now reporter micha

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. this morning schools and government offices are closed in cuba today .. in observance of the country's former dictator fidel castro. ((kirsten joyce)) >> he died over the weekend at the age of 90 .. after a communist ruling for nearly 50 years. ((brian loftus)) as 8 news now reporter nia wong are now hopeful .. that a new era will begin. good morning, nia. ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. fidel's brother raul announced fidel's body was cremated on saturday. his ashes will be laid to rest this sunday in santiago. that's the same city fidel launched in revolution back in 1959. >> for the last decade...raul has been acting as president. even though he's upheld many of fidel's ideologies....we have seen change under him. it's under raul where relations have thawed between america miles south of florida. while cuba observes 9 days of national mourning...cuban -americans are celebrating. the latest u-s census says there are 20-thousand cuban americans in the valley. fidel romero was one o

brian loftus >> the wait is over! thanks for joining us, i'm brian loftus. kirsten joyce >> and i'm kirsten joyce. today... history will be made... as the name and logo... of las vegas' new n-h-l team will be revealed to the public. ((brian loftus)) >> 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live later on tonight. good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... how cool is this? later on tonight... hockey fans will be able to pack this plaza to witness history... as the newest n-h-l franchise... reveals its name and logo for the first time. general manager... george mcphee... and others in the hockey business will all be on hand for the unveiling ceremony. over the last several months... there's been a lot of rumors as to what the team name will be -- but all of that will be laid to rest at about six tonight. emceeing the event... he caught up with the owner last week... trying for the exclusive... but foley wouldn't budge: ((bill foley // owner: "bring everybody down, cirque du soleil is going to do a show. we'll have a video, have commission

>> brian: wow. >> steve: with six seconds left and it is stunned disbelief inside death valley. >> brian: you want to talk about the nerves on a kicker. not only did he kick that earlier, he missed an extra point in this game and pat narduzzi put his arm around him and gives him a kiss and says, i need you later and he was there for him. >> todd: i talked to narduzzi before the game and said how comfortable are you? and he said, we have a great kicker. he nailed one from 56 last year, and if we had to do it, put in a situation, i would let him go a couple yards in further than that. he had a lot of kchs in that guy and you can see it on the last one. exactly why. >> steve: when nc state was here. they had a chance to beat clemson. that was the other end omp the stadium. that was from 33. clemson needed overtime to win that game. >> brian: clemson has had so many close games this year. they dodged a bullet against nc state and dabo swinney knew it. they probably shouldn't have been in this situation in this game. there are a couple penal tapes that we will hear about. >> steve: a kick to

we salute him. >> brian: w he hasn't had any issues tonight. >> steve: no. >> brian: it's been on the field. >> steve: i have no problem with good old joe there. from evans dale, indiana, hometown of my old man. actually went to high school with my uncle. i was talking to him before the game and he said it's harder now to do this job, replay official, than it ever has been. especially with the targeting. targeting at length. and now, the acc, they have an opportunity to review back in greeningboro. and makes it a little more difficult. >> referee: after review, the receiver's knee was down when the ball was possessed. that will second and seven. >> steve: that is the easiest one thehad. >> brian: sometimes it will take longer because they c greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control centrally located office. and will bring up third down. >> brian: third and two, here it is. there is your opportunity to get off the field. narduzzi, why not sel

brian loftus >> and i'm brian loftus. if you're traveling for the ((kirsten joyce)) >> more people are heading out the door compared to last year .. triple- a says 48- million people will travel at least 50 miles. ((brian loftus)) >> 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us live at mccarran .. and nia, las vegas is one of the top travel destinations, right?? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. yup! las vegas is the number 1 destination for travellers this weekend. and today is expected to be entire year! >> so if you're flying out of vegas...the folks at mccarran are urging you to get here early. at least a good two hours if you can. if you're driving to the airport-- the long term parking lots in terminal 1 and 3 are expected to be filled to capacity, so you might want to think about checking before you head out the door. if you end up using one of those parking garages... mccarran leaders say you should get here 30 minutes early just for that. triple a says more people aren't just flying but driving too. they say this trave

: the 44. >> brian: yeah. our replay official tonight is joe ryder. >> steve: veteran of the airborne. we salute him. >> brian: we salute him today. he hasn't had any issues tonight. >> steve: no. >> brian: it's been on the field. >> steve: i have no problem with good old joe there. from evans dale, indiana, hometown of my old man. actually went to high school with my uncle. i was talking to him before the game and he said it's harder now to do this job, replay official, especially with the targeting. i was talking to him ability the targeting at length. and now, the acc, they have an opportunity to review back in greeningboro. and makes it a little more difficult. >> referee: after review, the receiver's knee was down when the ball was possessed. that will second and seven. >> steve: that is the easiest one they had. longer because they confirm with greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions.

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. officials from democracy prep will be speaking to staff at agassi prep academy this morning ... ((kirsten joyce)) >> parents say they'll be out there- along with students- protesting the potential partnership with the school. 8 news now reporter nia wong has more on agassi prep's move to nia? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. agassi prep have not said yes to the partnership just yet .. but yes, they are moving forward ... and will vote on the merger december 13th. democracy prep representatives tell us this collaboration has been in the works since march. but parents just recently learned about the potential partnership with democracy prep.. hundreds turned out to last night's governing board meeting-- all against the merger and demanded answers. ((if these kids can pull me out of my bed that i have not left in a year to come down here and walk half a mile to speak in then you need to listen to these children you need to listen to these families. you need to listen to this community!

>> brian: yeah. our replay official tonight is joe ryder. >> steve: veteran of the 82nd airborne. >> brian: we salute him today. he hasn't had any issues tonight. >> steve: no. >> brian: it's been on the field. >> steve: i have no problem with good old joe there. from evans dale, indiana, hometown of my old man. actually went to high school with my uncle. i was talking to him before the game and he said it's harder now to do this job, replay official, than it ever has been. targeting at length. and now, the acc, they have an opportunity to review back in greeningboro. and makes it a little more difficult. >> referee: after review, the receiver's knee was down when the ball was possessed. that will second and seven. >> steve: that is the easiest one they had. >> brian: sometimes it will take greensboro and the s.e.c. is doing it more so. big ten is dabbling with it, the remote sites. fy was a betting man, i would say that go for it in all directions. >> steve: mission control watson off the play fake.

brian loftus us, i'm brian loftus. kirsten joyce >> and i'm kirsten joyce. metro police continue to investigate an officer- involved shooting on the south side of the valley. ((brian loftus)) >> police say none of their officers or the suspect were injured... we're live near sandhill and stewart with 8 news now reporter michael stevens... where he has the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> ((kirsten joyce)) >> ((michael stevens)) >> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the ((sherry swensk)) it's clear and cool... but in just a couple of mornings ............. we've been so spoiled with our extra mild november but reality will show up in just about 48 hours. ............. temps right now in the 50s and some upper 40s around the valley... that will be the rude awakening to cooler changes. ........ upper 70s near 80 again today. ((sherry swensk)) demetria, how are the roads doing? ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash on watch out for a crash at decatur and ricky, which is north of che

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. t starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing t in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's calli

((brian loftus)) ((brian loftus)) and run crash. it happened last night near flamingo and torrey pines.. median, and slammed into a pickup truck. the female passenger in the mustang died on scene... but the driver got out of the car and walked away. police say there were no signs the driver was impaired and it's unclear why he left./// ((brian loftus)) >>> pahrump police are investigating yet another instance of a person housing exotic animals. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the nye county sheriff's office seized a total of 15 animals from jacki freeman and abby hedengran.... everything from a tiger, panther.. to lions. they do have specialo custody of the animals. police received reports of exotic animals not being properly cared for... and later found them locked up, living in bedrooms in dirty conditions. the animals were living with freeman at the time.. she was not arrested, but was cited for animal cruelty. the animal permit is now being reviewed on whether the owners can keep it./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> this new animal case comes on t

. >> brian: it does not overshadow that mistake. three interceptions now for watson. >> steve: second in the red zone. >> brian: 13 on the season and a golden opportunity for the offense of pitt. >> steve: here's peterman. matthews, the true freshman out of clairton, p.a. >> brian: where has conner gone? the defense of climson has stood up in the fourth quarter. you cannot hand it to him and expect to run it between the tackles right now. you have soft edges when you use conner on the perimeter. couldn't be surprised if they try it again. >> steve: second down and ten. peterman. too high. scott orndoff, all 6'5" of him went up, and orndoff couldn't bring it down becomes you mentioned, 6'6", treat him like a basketball player. give him a chance to go up and >> steve: field goal doesn't help pitt the way it would have clemson apartment the other end. 5:30 to go, fourth quarter. third and ten. peterman lost one down the sideline. the timing off for jester weah but there is a flag. >> brian: wallace the coverage. >> referee: holding def

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. parts of the 215... will shut down starting at 9-o'clock tonight... until monday morning... ((kirsten joyce)) >> let's toss things over to demetria.. with a look at what drivers can expect. >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. ((sherry swensk)) >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> right now.. we forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> sherry swensk is here with that. 30s around the valley and near freezing outside the valley just the winds have calmed down but the cold has set in. nice sunshine today and calmer winds. ............. ((brian loftus)) >>> police are investigating another case of ei the nye county sheriff's office seized a total of 15 animals... from a tiger, panther.. to lions. the investigation has been handed over to the nevada department of wildlife... with two people being charged -- jacki freeman and abby hedengran. both have special conditions to care and take custody of the animals

brian, kirsten? ((kirsten joyce)) >> michael... do we know... up until this point how many people have already voted? ((michael stevens)) >> kirsten... the numbers right now... from the state secretary's office show about 7-hundred and 70-thousand people have already voted... that's about 52-percent of the state. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> cnn's campaign coverage is setting up shop here in las vegas. they teamed up with the miracle mile shops at planet hollywood to broadcast their coverage on the large l-e-d screens overlooking the strip. they've done this before for vi which is the video you're looking at on your screen. their live coverage will begin at 3- p-m tomorrow./// ((brian loftus)) >>> there's also been some concern about potential security threats ahead of election day. in one case, authorities intercepted conversations among al qaeda supporters overseas. the chats focused on targeting new york, texas and virginia. new york city's top cop says his forces are prepared to handle such threats. in

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. police believe two vehicles were racing before ending up in a serious crash off sahara and nellis. ((kirsten joyce)) >> that's where we find 8 news now reporter nia wong who is live with what happened. nia? this morning police tell me one driver is fighting for his life...another in jail, suspected of drinking and a third driver has fled the scene. it happened here behind me just after midnight. >> police say a white corvette and a 2005 kawasaki motorcycle were racing eastbound on sahara. they believe the white corvette was in the left lane, while the 2005 kawasaki motorcycle was in the right. when the yaris pulled out from a stop sign, investigators say it was the motorcyclist who ended up crashing into the vehicle. we're told the motorcyct morning. as for the driver of the yaris....police suspect he had been drinking and he is now in jail where they are checking his blood alcohol level. there was one more passenger in the yaris who claims to be hurt in his upper body. based on their

i'm nichole vrsansky in for tia ewing. >> brian: i'm brian duffy. we hope you had a wonderful and safe thanksgiving day weekend, as now we kick off the holidays. very exciting. we're looking forward to that, back to school today. >> brian: here's meteorologist sam roberts who has everything you need to know about the weather when you head back to work and school. >> samantha: an alert late today and tonight. things are changing after a beautiful ending to the weekend. we have rain on the way tonight. hence, the alert. this could be soaking rain in some cases, and there may be a little bit of thunder as well. no severe weather. another big issue tonight, that wind. winds gust upwards of 40 miles per hour now, we could see a stray shower or two anytime from sunrise through about 4:00 in the afternoon. again, a much better chance of rain overnight and into the wee morning hours of tomorrow. right now there's no rain. it's completely dry for your morning commute, so if you're about to hit the road or head off to the gym at 6:31, good for you, by the way

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. thanks for joining us. tonight the 215 will be closed in both directions at the airport connector until monday morning let's send it over to demetria obilor who has more on the upcoming closure. ((demetria obilor)) back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> it's another exotic discovery in pahrump that leaves two rock street. yesterday nye county sheriff deputies seized more than a dozen cats including lions, a bengal tiger, a panther and even a fox. deputies say while jacki freeman and abby hedengran have special conditions to care and take custody of the animals found--- they did violate one of nevada's code by possessing a fennec fox. nye sheriff's office tells us the animals were living with freeman in horrific conditions. she wasn't arrested but cited for animal cruelty. them at an u-s-d-a approved sanctuary./// ((brian loftus)) >>> meanwhile... this woman is awaiting extradition to texas where she faces charges for child endangerment following a similar discovery. investigators say 34

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't >> todd: he didn't mention starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently look to run out the clock with 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting f tarmac, losing to arizona state in blownout fashion, they fought for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's ca

brian. ((brian loftus)) >>> democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton is coming to town today. she'll be hosting a rally at the plumbers and pipefitters training center at 3:15 this afternoon. the event is open to the public, doors open at 1:15. clinton will be joined by senate candidate catherine cortez masto. and her husband, former president bill clinton will be making a stop in las vegas tomorrow at cox pavilion-- joined by famed strip since may, republican nominee donald trump is leading the race by 1- percent ... trump with 46- percent ... clinton with 45 percent. that's according to the latest abc news- washington post tracking poll./// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find all things politics both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) we're still in the dark and won but that will change this weekend when we fall back to standard time.... sun will be back up around 6 a.m. ... but se

brian, kirsten... update... the clark county fire department... as well as members from caesars will brief the media on exactly where they stand on restoring power to this massive hotel. the county says workers tried restoring temporary power yesterday afternoon... but didn't have any luck. that's when the clark county fire department ordered the evacuation of about 3-thousand people. hotel staff... metro police... and the clark county fire department carried out the order. people staygtaris say thisrned : ((jasocreffield // tel guest: i did not think i was going to have awithis, esp so i want to enjoyt.))rich broor spend the night in paris and are t able to do it.)) michael stevens)) st night...es other rooms... do ow some were sent toighbori d plant hollywood. e hotel went on tsay in case an lowed to returno their rooms th an escort to get any portant items. ewrapped by saying employeese o ((brian loftus)) sherry, how's the weather? ((sherry swensk)) sherry, how's the ((sherry swensk)) clear skies an

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. we have a winner in the presidential race donald trump has won the white house... he has secured the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency... ((kirsten joyce)) >> emily schmidt is live in new york with the latest on the results emily? ((emily schmidt)) the votes are counted - and the 2016 presidential election. he defeated former secretary of state hillary clinton in several key battleground states. donald trump / -r- president first few expected. donald trump, the first person since dwight eisenhower who never held office before the campaign, now the united states president-elect. donald trump / -r- president elect: now it is time for america to bind the wounds of division. trump thanked his competitor, democrat hillary clinton, who called trump to concede the race supporters who had gathered in a glass-ceilinged convention center for what they had hoped would be her victory party. her campaign advisor spoke briefly instead. john podesta, clinton campaign chairman: we are

brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a new national poll shows donald trump in the lead by one point over hillary clinton. she hopes to rally more supporters with a stop here in las vegas today. she's going to campaign with nevada democrats at a canvass kick- off.. hosted by the nevada democratic party.. at the plumbea doors open at 1:15. the event is open to the public. and her husband, former president bill clinton is stumping for hillary tomorrow... with musician steve aoki at his "get out the vote" performance at unlv. the event starts at 6-pm at the cox pavilion. doors open at five. to rsvp, just go to our website. /// ((brian loftus)) >>> early voting ends this friday... and nevada has seen a record turn-out. more than 340- thousand have already voted in our state: (( obviously an important state, you can tell by the attention that we've been getting from the democrat and the republican candidates in las vegas which is also a reason why i think we've had such good turnout." )) ((brian loftus))

>> brian: hi, everybody. what a beautiful, beautiful afternoon it is in downtown cleveland as we get set for the indians with a three games to two advantage on the chicago cubs and believe it or not, cleveland, tonight we can win another championship, a world series championship, to go with the cavaliers' nba championship. incredible stuff. >> laura: oh, yeah and we will do it right here in cleveland in front of all the fans unlike we have gotten to do for anything else during the series so far. amazing stuff going to happen right here. we are feeling good about it. you are calling it closeout tuesday. now. >> brian: i believe it's going to happen. one of the reasons is because of the guy who will take the baseball tonight. josh tomlin will take the ball tonight. he's been absolutely fantastic in the post season for the indians up until this part. listen to this stat. this year, tomlin has started 16 times after the indians have lost. their record in those 16 starts, 11-5. that includes game three against the

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. the anti-trump protests also filled the streets of dallas, texas... but it was a peaceful march. several protesters said despite donald trump being the new president... we need to come together as a nation, unite, and work together. ((kirsten joyce)) >> las vegas also felt the heat from demonstrators... that's where we find 8 news now reporter michael stevens with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brain, kirsten... here outside of trump tower yesterday. about 20 or so, protesters gathered for a small demonstration. protesters could be heard chanting "not my president," but did not disrupt the flow of traffic. they did fill the sidewalk area... while metro officers made sure nothing got out of hand. it was a much different scene in the streets of los angeles protesting the the election of donald trump. at times, protesters also took to the highways -- blocking busy freeways. traffic backed up a major freeway for miles at times. los angeles police say they arrested at least 13

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. ((sherry swensk)) >> and i'm sherry swensk. << brian, kirsten, sherry talking about the gusty ((sherry swensk)) those who like it chilly in november are going to be thrilled with the fores maybe not the winds... but the results of a strong cold front will snap us back to reality after today. .............. overnight clouds have kept us very mild with temps only sliding into the 60s instead of the usual 50s and it will be cold enough for those heavier jackets and sweaters as some areas will under a freeze watch. ............. clouds and sunshine today and gusty winds to 40 mph or higher as the day goes on. ............ temps staying in the mild upper 70s today... but dropping nearly 20 degrees tomorrow. demetria, how are the roads doing? the clark county school district returns to the courtroom today. ((brian loftus)) >> it is the first case against the school district to go before a judge. >> 8 news now reporter nia wong jn justice court with the latest. nia? ((nia wong)) >> two famil

i'm tia ewing. >> brian: thank you for joining us. i'm brian duffy. the other big story, of course, this morning is really big. >> tia: huge. >> brian: it's super. look at the screen. this is a time lapse of the super moon over downtown cleveland. wouldn't it be cool if the moon went that fast? it won't come that close against until 2034. it's not just trending online here. this is all the talk all around meteorologist sam roberts has been moon-watching, so to speak, all morning. she joins us now with the first alert forecast. samantha. >> samantha: tracking the mon, right? a bad moon rising this morning. time now is 6:31, and if you want to go outside and check out the super moon, you have great weather to do so. there's barely a cloud in the sky. there's no rain out there. it is super nice. it's just cold. in cleveland right now it's and that's like hot compared to everybody else. new philly is mid-20s. uh-huh. coldest spot on the map, and it's monday, too. bundle up and get some hot coffee and we get through it together. 34 in akron. good morning i

brian. ((brian loftus)) >> if voters do end up wong)) >> it depends what exactly they do...but they range from gross misdemeanors to felonies. back to you. ((brian loftus)) >>> with one just one day left before people hit the polls... the presidential candiates are making thier final race through the country. donald trump visited reno on saturday.. and hillary clinton was here on wednesday. chose to make today's last minute pitches: it is the final day of campaigning and hillary clinton is bringing out some big names. we're on a good track the president and first lady will join clinton and her family in philadelphia today. donald trump will hold a rally in scranton as pennsylvania remains in the campaign crosshairs. nats of opening bell the dow surged more than 200 points during opening bell this morning... following fbi director james not recommend charges related to clinton's use of a private email server after its review of newly discovered emails. (robby mook/clinton campaign manager) we

((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for waking up with us valley's news leader. i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. the n-t-s-b is about to arrive in chattanooga, tennessee any minute now ... ((brian loftus)) >> they're investigating yesterday 's school bus crash that killed 5 little kids. >> 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us in studio with some new information. nia, what have we learned about the young victims? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. the interim school superintendent just had a press conference this morning. he gave an update on the victims. youngest being a kindergartener. six children remain in the i-c-u this morning .. 6 others also in the hospital .. the other children have since been released from the hospital and are back home. >> right now we know 24 year old johnthony walker was driving this bus when it crashed into a tree...almost splitting in half. 37 students in total were on board. their grades ranged from kindergarten to 5th grade. we're told they all came from a single school--woodmore elementary school. the interim superint

((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for waking up with us on this thanksgiving holiday! i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. the macy's thanksgiving day parade in new york city kicked off.... ((brian loftus)) >> here's a live look at at the floats and festivities << ad lib >> it'lle a half million people in new york and on tv by some 50 million americans. there will be a total of 42 balloons in today's parade.includ ing an updated charlie brown. snoopy is the parade character with the most balloons in history. and felix the cat was the first giant balloon character .. unveiled back in 1927. thousands came out out last night to see the balloons come to life: thankful for, that we're lucky to be here and live in america, live in the best city in the world. )) >> meanwhile- nypd is taking unprecented steps to beef up security this year, despite no credible threats against the parade or the country. for the first time in the parade's 90 year history ... dozens of sand- filled sanitation trucks are blocking off cross- town traffic .. and officers on the ground are usin

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. officials from democracy prep will be speaking to staff at agassi ((kirsten joyce)) >> parents say they'll be out there- along with students- protesting the potential partnership with the school. 8 news now reporter nia wong has more on agassi prep's move to continue forward with the merger. nia? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. agassi prep have not said yes to the partnership just yet .. but yes, they are moving forward ... and will vote on the merger december 13th. democracy prep representatives tell us this collaboration has been in the works since march. but parents just recently learned about the potential hundreds turned out to last night's governing board meeting-- all against the merger and demanded answers. ((if these kids can pull me out of my bed that i have not left in a year to come down here and walk half a mile to speak in front of all of these people, then you need to listen to these children you need to listen to these families. you need to listen to this community!

i asked brian kelly any regrets. he said he would have been more proactive in the off-season in helping some of these downyors and younger players assume more leadership because they haven't had it this year. >> todd: he didn't m starting kizer from the beginning? >> brian: he did not. >> steve: you hear about the leadership issues, we have been told, it's been publicly stated that brian kelly will be back next year. we're so quick to hire and fire in this college football business. will not be an issue apparently we're told. juju smith-schuster and usc will 61 ticks left. >> brian: i think it's timely to mention these seniors for usc, we don't know if they're going to have a game next week but all they've been through, right, these guys have been here for lane kiffin and getting fired on tarmac, losing to arizona state in for ed orgeron, didn't happen. they bring in steve sarkisian from the university of washington, we know his story, tragic nature of his story and then they name an interim, start 1-3 and everyone's

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. the united states is waking up to a brand new president elect... donald trump. ((kirsten joyce)) >> craig boswell is live from president-elect donald trump emerged onstage at his election night headquarters in new york...cheered by crowds of supporters: (trump) no' of division //it is time for us to come for us as one united republic the republican nominee defied expectations tuesday... tracking up crucial victories in the battleground states of florida, north carolina and ohio, among others: earlier...hillary clinton called trump to concede the race. (trump ) she congratulated us on our victory and i congratulated her. she fought very hard clinton's campaign chairman john podesta addressed crowds of supporters gathered at her election night every person across the country who supported hillary to know that your voices and your enthusiam means so much to her despite wins in virginia, colorado and nevada...the democratic nominee failed to carry many of the battleground states president

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. andre agassi prep academy could get a new owner which is leaving parents unhappy about the change.. in a letter sent to parents... teachers say the new partner could lead to longer school days and silent lunch periods. currently there's a petition is currently circulating to prevent any partnership of agassi with democracy prep.

((brian loftus)) >> and... the cooler temps could have you reaching for a jacket before you head out the door! sherry is tracking the forecast to see how long the chill will last. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for waking up with valley's news leader. i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. ..open enrollment for nevada's silver state health insurance exchange begins today. ((brian loftus)) 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live in our newsroom .. to show us how to sign up. michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... as we've seen in the past... as we've seen in the past... signing up on health care by yourself on sites like these can be a little confusing... health exchange is holding a kick-off event at cashman convention center to answer any questions. you have from now until january 1st to sign-up for health care using "nevada health link"... which i

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. millions will gather around the thanksgiving meal with their loved ones... but others are getting their agenda ready.. for one of the biggest shopping weekends of the year. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in nevada, 1-point-3 million are expected to head out and get the best deals for black friday. on cyber monday... about 1-point-8 nevadans will be shopping online. some big boxes stores will be opening later tonight. jcpenney opens at three... old navy at four... best buy and toys- r- us open at 5-pm... walmart and target both open at stores opening early on las vegas now dot com. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> many of us who can't handle the crowds or the chaos.. will be online shopping. ((brian loftus)) >> but as brian news reports... be careful. it turns out the price you see on your computer... may be different from what others see. let's say you walk into a store at the exact same time someone else does. you both pick out a gallon of milk - same brand but -- when it's rung up -- the price is di

((brian loftus)) >> i'm brian loftus. hillary clinton is hoping to make history, becoming the united states' first female president. donald trump has spent the last 18 months rocking the political world with his unexpected rise to the gop nomination. ((kirsten joyce)) >> this campaign season has been a bruising battle between the two, and it all comes down to tuesday night. scott mclean has the late >>> hillary clinton is hoping to make history, becoming the united states' first female president. but donald trump wants the nation's highest office as well .. and has spent the last 18 months shocking the political world with his unexpected rise to the gop nomination. this campaign season has been a bruising battle between the them ... and now, it's almost over. trump and hillary clinton stumping for every vote. polls have tightened in the waning days of the race. a cnn "poll of polls" - which averages the last five most recent national phone surveys - gives clinton a narrow lead -- 45-percent to trump's 42-percent. both can

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. this morning schools and government offices are closed in cuba today .. in observance of the country's former dictator fidel castro. ((kirsten joyce)) >> he died over the weekend at the age of 90 .. after a communist ruling for nearly 50 years. ((brian loftus)) as 8 news now reporter nia wong reports.. both cubans and cuban- americans are now hopeful .. that a new era will begin. good morning, nia. fidel's brother raul announced fidel's body was cremated on saturday. his ashes will be laid to rest this sunday in santiago. that's the same city fidel launched in revolution back in 1959. >> fidel castro's brother raul has been acting as president for the last decade. even though he's upheld many of fidel's ideologies....we have seen change under him. it's under raul where we've seen relations warm between america and the island nation just 90 miles south of florida. while cuba observes 9 days of -americans are celebrating. the latest u-s census says there are 20-thousand cuban americans

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. we're tracking developing news out of colombia right now .. where nearly everyone on board died in a plane crash. ((kirsten joyce)) >> in the past 30 minutes, we've learned at least 6 people have survived the crash... they include two crew members... 1 journalist and at least three players of the brazilian soccer team . more than 70 people died ... the plane went down last night .. shortly after the crew declared an electrical emergency. no word yet on exactly what caused the crash.. e role./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> here at home ... we have many local workers taking part in today's nationwide protest over minimum wage... dubbed the fight for 15. ((brian loftus)) >> a strike at the mcdonald's across from the mirage kicked off about 30 minutes ago ... hundreds expected to walk off the job. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now reporter nia wong joins us live on scene .. nia, what's happening out there so far? ((nia wong)) >> brian and kirsten. starting at 6 this morning... workers will also j

((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. we're following breaking news in the central part of the valley... ((kirsten joyce)) >> metro police are investigating a crash at tropicana and maryland parkway .. and have shut down the intersection. 8 news now reporter michael stevens just arrived on scene .. michael, what do we know so far? (( )) >> ((kirsten joyce)) demetria, how are the roads? tropicana and maryland parkway is shut down following a very serious crash. use alternates like russell, flamingo and eastern as alternates. right now, the spaghetti bowl is slowing down. sherry, how's the weather? details.. details.. about the arrest of a del sol high school coach ... metro police say 35-year-old ati poni was the coach of the victim .. as well as a neighbor and family friend. documents state the girl's father said she was acting differently for several weeks .. and that's when she told him about the incident and he alerted police. poni now faces charges for sexual assault .. kidnapping .. and sexual conduct between a schoo

((brian loftus)) >>> thanks for waking up with us, i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> i'm kirsten joyce. president elect donald trump gave his first post- election interview on cbs' 60 minutes... talking about the key issues he covered in his campaign. ((brian loftus)) >> as hena daniels reports... he also announced his chief of staff.. and his chief of strategist and senior counselor. late yesterday...republica ns lindsay graham and house majority whip reince priebus' elevation to chief of staff. democrats were less enthusiastic about right-wing media mogul, steve bannon...being chosen as chief strategist and senior counselor. a spokesman for senate minority leader harry reid said the choice signals that "white supremacists will be represented at the highest levels in trump's white house." trump's appointments came amid his first post-election interview to lesley stahl of "60 minutes." he stood firm on his vow to choose conservative supreme overturn roe versus wade... (trump) if it ever were overturned. it would go back to the states. (stahl) well

let the feast begin. >> brian: you >> brian: you want me to summarize this game? clemson should be winning by two touchdowns. there with two penalties. the personal foul on boulware which pitt scored a touch. that was a phantom call. that that is 14 points in the game that should have gone to there is artavis scott. stumbling forward to the 23. here is cassidy hubbarth with an update. >> we have a final between the hedges. sean white intercepted by smith, and georgia added two field goals to top auburn 13-7 and alabama clinches the s.e.c. west. coming up, jabrill peppers and number three michigan staking on iowa. you can also see >> bob: wow, seven points for auburn is all that scored in that game? >> steve: amazing. >> brian: that looked like the auburn team that played clemson earlier in the season. >> steve: always fun to watch jabrill peppers. scott on the receiving end there. has been pitt has been charged with no we will watch nar in the offensive series for clemson. better than 81,000 on hand here in death valley. does it count as a night game now? i have a