in the vehicle with her 3.02 i know that she was really exhausted 04 she had been driving for a long time 05 the arrest report says holloway told officers she was tired. she did not tell them why she got on the sidewalk but remembers a body smashing against her windshield. hardaway would not tell us where lakeisha was headed or what she was doing here in las vegas. coming up on action news live at six, hear what holloway's family has to say to the victims of the crash. live at the clark county detention center, soc. lakeisha holloway.. is due in court tomorrow -- she was supposed to make an appearance today, but didn't show. earlier today, district attorney steve wolfson that he has filed one charge of "murder with a deadly weapon".. one charge of "child abuse, neglect or endangerment".. and one charge of "leaving the scene of an accident." meantime, 24 year old lakeisha holloway is on suicide watch. the unimaginable crime is

hard, and it's also affecting those visiting our city. tourists say right now the strip just doesn't feel the same. the strip is once again packed with tourists taking in the sights... and sadly one of those sights is a growing memorial for the victims of deadly strip crash. dorothy christiensen, visiting from canada 10:04:37:00 i don't feel safe, it kind of gives you a sick feeling that something as they walk by the area where police say lakeisha holloway intentionally drove up onto the sidewalk, plowing into dozens of people, killing one, they can't help but feel profound sadness. dorothy christiensen, visiting from canada 10:05:09;00 i feel sad for the people of vegas, for something like that to be happeneing here. i feel sad for the little girl, i feel sad for the victim and the family and it's just a sad, sad situation. shane brayton was on the strip shortly after the rampage... he describes the scene as eerily quiet and empty. shane brayton, visitng from

the fact, a ghost town, where it happened, other than police but it's still pretty weird to see all the crowds and then just nothing. the horrific crime didn't stop any of them from walking down the strip but it has changed the experiance. ken salter says he can't help but watch the traffic and feel uncomfortable. ken salter, visiting from canada 10:06:01:00 are you guys watching around you more? yes, i think we are we just, something like this how do you protect against it but at the same time with other events that happened recently you do keep a weary eye. this tragedy has many wondering if more should be done to protect people walking along the strip, coming up tonight on action news at six, hear from commissioner steve sisolak on the issue. be sure to stay with action news as we follow the latest developments on this story through the night.. and through the rest of the week. you can also get updates anytime at ktnv.com.. or on our new ktnv app for your smartphone or tablet. new developments tonight on that horrific house fire that left one person dead and three others badly hurt.. the coroner has confirmed that

burned to death -- and it has been ruled murder. this happened back in november at a home near lamb and sherill. authorities say the house was intentionally set on fire...with jimenez and his family members inside...and tied up. neighbors were able to rescue two women and a baby. another man who had been stabbed.. also made it out alive. however, when neighbors went back in to save jimenez.. it was too late. police still havent made any arrests -- or released a description of the suspect. the woman charged with hitting and killing a man pushing his granddaughter down the street in a stroller learned her fate today. galina kilova was found guilty in last november's hit and run... ....and now, she will spend the next 6 to 15 years in prison action news reporter yasmeen hassan was in court as the sentence was read, and has more from the regional justice center. 16:23:55 13 melinda grubbs victims' daughter i will never understand how a person can runaway. run over another like they are nothing and leave them there to die. my father was not nothing. he was everything.

he was special. he was a person with an stroller.. she left them on the side of rainbow boulevard - and just kept driving. today, kilova went against her attorney's advise. not only did she address his family - she begged for their forgiveness, 15:56:33 14 galina kilova left scene of deadly crash i know you lost a friend. you lost a husband . you lost a father. a grandfather. he was everything to you. he was part of your family. i'm really really sorry. kilova recieved the maximum sentence, 6 to 15 years in prison... ....but she will spend that time knowing grubbs' family understands this was an accident. 16:15:16 14 michelle runnion victims' daughter i forgive you because i think that you are truely sorry for what you have done. i forgive you because i physically cannot live with hatred in my heart for you. i also forgive you because forgiveness means i can finally move on. grubbs' family says this past year has been torture without

everyday, they wish they had one more day with the man they loved. 16:25:46 17 melinda grubbs victims' daughter i would have told him that he was the most amazing father and best friend anyone could ask for. i would have told him that he everthing right as a father and raised two girls who know what true unconditional love is but mostly i would have hugged him tight and thanked him for giving me the most amazing and beautiful life. yasmeen hassan the baby did survive this terrible accident and the family tells me they know its because used his last few seconds to save her life. reporting from the regional justice center yasmeen hassan channel 13 action news. an action news update tonight bail has been set at one-million dollars for the man accused of shooting a metro police officer. teag fox appeared in court this morning. fox is facing several charges, including attempted murder with a deadly weapon of a police officer. police say fox went up to officer gregory sedminik at the emerald suites apartments... and asked him twice, "are you here to kill me?" he then told

firing three rounds... hitting sedminik below the arm. sedminik is expected to make a full recovery. action news is tracking the latest weather developments a live look outside right now as today is the first official day of winter. could we start seeing some winter like temperatures between now and christmas? action news meteorologist karla huelga has a look at what we can expect. karla? the forecast continues on track with on and off cloud cover through tomorrow, before our next big system starts to make its way into the area for the holidays. expect breezy winds tonight with lows in the low to mid 40s, then another fairly mild day tomorrow with highs in the upper 50s. thursday afternoon, the first effect we will feel from the system will be gusty winds to into christmas. mountain snow is also expected with this system. a slight cool down is in store days. afternoon highs will only reach the mid to upper 40s christmas day and over the weekend. conditions will be windy on friday, then down to breezy west-northwesterly flow will bounce high temps back to the low 50s. an apartment goes up in flames

smoke detectors never went off. when the renters told us that the apartment management company knew about the smoke detector problem and never did anything to fix it.. action news jumped into help. when you ask. we investigate. and we'll have the latest from the campaign trail, where republican presidential candidate ted cruz is gaining on donald trump. why the frontrunner doesn't seem too concerned. in tonight's red, white and blue 2016 political coverage fifty percent of american

donald trump were president. that's according to a new quinnipiac university poll. but, trump still leads the gop pack. the poll shows that trump has 28 percent support. texas senator ted cruz is gaining on him and now has 24 percent support. new jersey governor chris christie climbed to 6 percent in the new poll, his highest national support in almost 6 months. it doesn't seem to be bothering trump, who's telling his supporters that the other candidates wish they didn't have to compete against him. sot trump: ask jeb bush if enjoys running against trump, seriously ask him. in all fairness ask lindsay graham did he enjoy running

ask bobby jindal, he's back in louisiana. ask all of these guys that have gone out, do they enjoying running against trump? they don't enjoy it, they don't enjoy it. in that same quinnipiac poll for democrats, hillary clinton leads bernie sanders 61 percent to 30. that marks her highest national support in any poll since early november. army sergeant bowe bergdahl was arraigned at a military hearing at fort bragg today. bergdahl didn't enter a plea at the pre-court martial appearance. he's facing charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. bergdahl disappeared from his base in afghanistan in june 2009, and was held captivity by the taliban for five years. if convicted, he could get life in prison on the misbehavior charge, and up to 5-years for desertion. dramatic cell phone video shows

an apartment complex. a local family turns to action news after barely escaping the flames, saying the smoke detectors never went off. action news went looking for answers when you ask. we investigate. it's been a deadly year on valley roadways, but one area in particular has been a cause for concern. what authorities are doing to make boulder highway safer for pedestrians. and coming up on action news live at 6... a woman reached out to us -- after her surveillance cameras captured a man stealing her mail.. that's not all -- she thinks he stole her car, too! we'll explain how she found her stolen vehicle on action news, live at 6. tonight we're also getting a

some of you may find this video disturbing. this all unfolded last week after police were called out to brenda kimberling's home. she reportedly posted videos online and told friends...she was suicidal. metro spent 3 hours trying to get her out of the home. but when she finally emerged... she was holding a 12-gauge shotgun. in the video... you can see she places it underneath her chin... before finally pointing it at officers. that's when two snipers shot her. days before christmas... a family is out on the streets after thier home caught fire last night. when the renters told us the apartment management company knew about a smoke detector problem and never did anything to fix it.. we had to help. it's a story you asked us to investigate -- and one you'll only see on action news. a family of three was inside when the fire started around ten last night...

but they're all going to be ok. fire 22:54:26-22:54:35 "i'm still not completely over it. the only person who saved our butts was vanessa. she's the lady that works in the office that lives here on property. she was the one that was beating on our door." we reached out to the apartment managers who say they just bought the complex last week... and there were a lot of incomplete work orders. but the president of the new management group assures us he plans on inspecting every alarm. the previous management company says they weren't aware of any problems with the smoke detectors. as always.. if you have an issue or problem you'd like us to check out.. send us an email to 13investigates@ktnv.c om and be sure to include your phone number. police are fed up with people who just can't seem to follow the most basic traffic rules. and today - they're doing something about it. of the 120 deadly car crashes this year, metro says there's one area they respond way too often. action news reporter marissa kynaston got a look at what police did just hours ago to

intro so far this year-- metro has responded to 14 fatal accidents along this road-- eight of those-- were pedestrians. take vo and officials say-- many of those-- were pedestrian error. thats because-- so many people jaywalk along this road-- trying to cut across six lanes of traffic. las vegas metro police department already has officers regularly in the area-- performing patrols. they say they even have done special operations along this road to cut bak on jaywalking and speeding. so thats why today-- they were out-- increasing education. take sot jack owen, captain southeast area command pedestrians, use the crosswalks that are here, i know that some of these are in locations that make it inconvenient, but use the traffic control thats there tag metro investigated more fatal accidents this year-- than they did last year. reporting on boulder hwy-- mk-- ch13an. high winds are causing trouble for travellers on highways north of los angeles. the california department of

14 was closed earlier today from lancaster to the los angeles-kern county line. the california highway patrol says high-profile vehicles were also not being allowed on a section of state route 58. the national weather service posted high wind warnings and advisories with gusts in the mountains and antelope valley reaching 60 miles per hour. adlib let's go to meteorologist karla huelga and 'weather first.' the forecast continues on track with on and off cloud cover through tomorrow, before our next big system starts to make its way into the area for the holidays. upper 50s. thursday afternoon, the first effect we will feel from the system will be gusty winds to about 45 mph and chances for rain starting in the afternoon as well. the chance for rain will linger into christmas. mountain snow is also expected with this system. a slight cool down is in store for thursday to the mid 50s, then the system bring in abundant cool air that will sit over the region for quite a few days.

the mid to upper 40s christmas day and over the weekend. in addition, at and below freezing lows are expected saturday, sunday and monday morning. conditions will be windy on friday, then down to breezy saturday and wind chill factors will definitely be in play both days. by the start to next week, a west-northwesterly flow will bounce high temps back to the low 50s. time now... for the latest consumer

a new study finds fewer americans have high-speed internet at home. pew research center found the high costs of broadband internet connections -- and the

are the big reasons for the shift. researchers say 67 percent of americans have high-speed internet at home compared to 70 percent just a couple of years ago. researchers say the change has taken place while the number of people who have smart-phones and no traditional broadband service at home has risen by five percent. ford is recalling 313- thousand cars for faulty headlights! the affected vehicles are listed on your screen. the automaker says the lights could go out, and then cause a crash. the company says 11 crashes have been reported, and one person was injured. if your car is one of the affected...just take it to the nearest ford dealership to get it fixed for free. contact 13 is ready to help you with a consumer problem. just call one of our volunteers any weekday between 11am and 1pm at 368-2255. coming up tonight on action news live at 6... a contact 13 consumer alert tonight. a major recall involving pressure cookers after several people have been burned.

the forecast continues on track with on and off cloud cover through tomorrow, before our next big system starts to make

for the holidays. expect breezy winds tonight with lows in the low to mid effect we will feel from the the chance for rain will linger into christmas. the city of las vegas completed the restoration of an historic adobe hut inside floyd lamb park at tule springs. the 98-thousand dollar project was funded by grants from the nevada state commission for cultural centers and historic preservation, and the commission for the las vegas centennial the hut is the only surviving building at the park from the early 1900s, and one

structures of its type in the las vegas valley. before we go... here's a look at what's coming up later on abc in primetime... at 8 -- fresh off the boat at 8:30 -- the muppets at 9 -- a two-hour special looking back at 2015 at 11 -- action news that's our news for now.. but stay with us for abc's world news up next. we'll see you back here in 30-minutes for action news... live at 6. until then.. thanks for watching and have a great evening. < > sot: "if there wasn't for some beating on our door we would

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