i will not be hitting the strip.. or at least their properties. 10-dollars is not worth it." and from justina: "pay for parking and resort fee- no thank you." chris says "everyone will start charging for parking, and people will pay it with no problem." joe says "the beginning of the end." and jay says "leave car home. there's plenty of public transportation as it is." is." developing now .. a long battle at the clark county school district is over. teachers now have a new contract after a unanimous vote last night by the board of trustees. the base salary for new teachers goes up to 40-thousand dollars. current teachers will get a raise based on education and experience that caps at 90-thousand a year. also.. for the first time..

training or education will be able to earn more down the road. teachers will also see some better healthcare. the school district itself is getting millions of dollars to take-on bullying. some of the money will go toward adding social workers and other mental health professionals in schools. one woman told us her god-daughter moved out of state because she was bullied.. and hopes the funding will help other children. 18:12:19:08 kimberly gates, bullying victim's godmother that's a blessing, because they really need it 18:12:26:16 (butted with) i hope they take the money and use it in the right way the district says schools should be able to use the extra money immediately. one issue still not resolved -- if the school district should be broken up into five smaller districts. parents, teachers and students all have very different opinions. parent and teacher: "i think that it is a good idea because our district is so large, however, if it's done correctly you know making sure everyone has the same opportunity."

inefficiencies that i am not certain that those inefficiencies can be resolve by a district wide reorganization" officials told us splitting ccsd up.... could potentially cost up to 50 million dollars. one man is dead.. another is fighting for his life after an argument ends in gunfire.. and metro is still looking for the gunmen. police say a man in his 70's was shot and killed last night in the driveway of his home near rancho and washington. they believe the other person.. who was shot in the head.. is his son. he remains in extremely critical condition. metro says two men went to the home and confronted someone about an ongoing dispute.. leading to the shooting. investigators say they know who the suspects are.. and are now actively looking for them. another murder suspect is behind bars right now in california. 24-year old jimmy robinson, jr. is waiting to be returned to las vegas to face murder and attempted murder charges. robinson was arrested wednesday

metro issued a warrant for robinson in the death of tiyvone taylor mills last october. a son accused of killing his own father confesses to police. in daron clanton's arrest report, it says he told police it all started with an argument about his grades at u-n-l-v. daron said no, because he hadn't been enrolled in classes there for more than a year. when his father started yelling, daron says he got scared...he ran and got a gun. daron says he opened fire several times. the 22-year-old is facing a murder charge. new outrage in chicago after a new video was released showing a black teenager.. shot and killed by white police officers. "shame on you! shame on you! shame on you!" frustrated protesters chanted "shame on you" during the city's annual martin luther king, jr. breakfast. the anger centers around this 2013 video.. showing two officers chasing 17- year old cedrick chatman.. then shoot him. chatman was a suspect in a carjacking.

after chatman pointed a dark object at him.. which later turned out to be an i-phone box. rahm sot thurs: we're in the middle of transition to different policies or at least transparency in letting that material out. protestors say chicago mayor rham emanuel covered it up.. and now demand his resignation. chatman's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. breaking right now -- a terrorist attack at a hotel in burkina faso. just moments ago, we learned an al qaeda affiliate in africa has taken responsbility. here's a look at where it happened...in the capital city of the country. local media are reporting several people were killed in a restaurant. witnesses say they saw gunfire and hear explosions in downtown ouagadougou. breaking news from oregon.. where arrests are taking place in that militia standoff at a wildlife refuge. we've just learned at least two people have been arrsted. one was ammon bundy's bodyguard.. wanted for an outstanding warrant in arizona. it's been two weeks since the

took over the federal facility. earlier today.. they said they'd leave as soon as the f-b-i told them to. :35 - :45 lavoy finicum // spokesperson for protesters "take your guns away from the schools, take down your barricades. this isn't russia, this isn't the berlin wall. they're protesting what they call government overreach on federal lands. the group is being led by ammon bundy.. the son of nevada rancher cliven bundy. the republicans hoping to be the next president are back on the campaign trail... following last night's big stage. today, we're looking at who was telling the truth. first up. donald trump. he talked about banning syrian refugees...saying most of them are men. truth o meter says-- false. the majority of the nearly 5-million refugees entering europe are women and children, ages 17 and younger. as for jeb bush. the former florida governor said hillary clinton is under

that got a "half true" while the fbi has looked into clinton's email controversy... it's unknown if she is actually the target of the investigation. meantime, on the other side of the aisle, the democratic presidential hopefuls are preparing for their next debate. all the candidates will be participating. it's happening sunday night at 6 in charleston, south carolina. still ahead.. two military helicopters collide off the coast of hawaii. we'll have the latest on the search for survivors.. and hear what witnesses saw in the sky as it was happening. a series of storm systems will continue to pound the west coast which means that clouds will thicken over las vegas tonight keeping temperatures mild. artists are literally lighting up the streets of london.

up the streets of london. it's one of three trending today. it's absolutely beautiful! 30-international artsts put up light installations on the streets and buildings for london's biggest- ever light festival. for four nights, lumiere london brings 3-d projections, interactive installations and extraordinary light works to iconic and unknown corners of the city. and move over t-rex... a newly discovered dinosaur is now on display at the american museum of natural history. it's called the titanosaur. it's 122-foot-long, and was discovered in argentina two years ago. but it's just been put on display...because it took crews those two-years to unearth it. scientists say the giant

lizard-like titanosaur group... and likely roamed the earth 100 million years ago. remember the "pizza rat" in new york, last year? well, say hello to the "pita rats." somebody dropped a piece of pita bread in new york's herald square subway station. watch as they struggled to drag it upstairs...take some breaks to chow down...and play some tug-o-war with it. for more stories trending right now.. go to ktnv.com. and to sound off on any for more stories trending right now.. go to ktnv.com. and to sound off on any trending news.. join us on twitter. our handle is @ktnv. use the hastag #nowtrending. anchors adlib and toss to bryan a series of storm systems will continue to pound the west coast which means that clouds will thicken over las vegas tonight keeping temperatures mild. expect lows in the upper 30s

clouds hanging around through saturday as well with highs in the mid 50s. temperatures sunday will warm further as sunshine breaks out after saturday's clouds and many areas will break into the low 60s for the first time since before christmas. rain isn't likely as these lows despite decent low level moisture in california since they aren't very strong and will track through northern nevada into central utah. the high sierra in california will squeeze the vast majority of the moisture out of the clouds before they make it into nevada leaving relatively dry air in place at low levels with thick cloud cover at mid and higher levels. a slightly stronger system will push in for tuesday which could see a light sprinkle or two the bigger story will be a moderate warm up coming next week with highs expected to push into the low and mid 60s by thursday and friday with a good mixture of sun and clouds. 12 people are still missing afer two military helicopters collide off the coast of oahu

searchers are now scouring the water from the air and by boat for any possible survivors. it happened last night. witnesses say they heard an explosion and saw a trail of flames in the sky. 1:13 - 1;18 "at first...have happened." searchers have found a life raft.. but no one was in it. breaking right now-- an update on that crash at rancho and cheyenne. moments ago, we just learned six people were transported from this incident. three of them were the suspects, and the 3 others were pedestrians. they were all taken to umc trauma with non-life

up next in today's health report- music videos are the top searches for teenagers on the internet. find out what a new study is saying about them.. and if they might be hurting your children. hey their las vegas! we are startng out with something a little different this week for 13 things. event 1 you may not know this, but the sport of curling has been around for a very long time. in fact, there is evidence it existed in scotland in the early 16th century. orleans arena. six teams from the u.s. are competing against six teams from around the world. the competition continues through sunday. event 1 the long run has made a name for itself as one of the top-drawing tribute acts in north america. the band, which formed in 1999 in california, blends the classic sound of the eagles with their own live performance style. the band performs january 15th and 16th at the cannery on east craig road.

just thirteen years old when she befriended florence ballard, betty mcglown and diana ross. the quartet formed the singing group named the primettes. wilson, ballard and ross were later signed to motown records and became known as the supremes. wilson is back this weekend at the suncoast. she is performing saturday and sunday night inside the showroom. tag we hope you have a great week and if you want to see the full list of 13 things, just head to our website ktnv.com and look for the link on the home page. with your thirteen things to do this week, i'm megan telles. in today's health report, we all use the internet.

their music. but could those online music videos be loaded with dangerous messages for kids? abc's dr. timothy johnson has details on a new study that calls them a

< smartphones? and tablets. kids spend way more time on these devices than they do watching television. entertainment-they might also be a public health concern. researchers at the university of nottingham, england put ke$ha and pitbull's "timber" at the top of their own list of music videos - videos they say exposed the greatest number of british kids to depictions of alcohol in late 2013. tobacco imagery, another problem? jason derulo's video for "trumpets" took the top spot in this category. thirteen- to fifteen-year-old girls in particular seeing more depictions of alcohol and tobacco on youtube per person than any other age group. we know that smoking and drinking in the media can influence young people's decisions later in life. but youtube videos aren't regulated in the same way as tv and movies. a warning for parents? to pay more attention to what their kids are seeing on all screens - both big and small. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson.

chipotle is taking a drastic step in response to a series of outbreaks. it now plans to close all of its restaurants for one day to safety. that will happen february 8th. chipotle restaurants have been e-coli.. salmonella and norovirus over the past year. nat instagram video "are you ready for today? you ready to get this cancer up out you lets do it fist bump it was the fist bump that warmed our hearts...and started 5-year-old leah still's cancer battle. but, some good news today - little leah is now cancer free! she was diagnosed with stage 4 age of 4. her proud dad, houston texas defensive tackle devon still posted this photo last week.. showing leah's last treatment. it was a long journey indeed. she underwent 41 days of chemotherapy...40 days of

radiation and a 7 hour surgery. still ahead... a final look at your forecast! here's tonight's primetime here's tonight's primetime lineup on channel 13... 8 -- last man standing 8:30 -- dr. ken 9 -- shark tank 10 -- 20/20.. 11-- action news we'll be right back. before judge judy.. a look at some of the top

starting in april, you'll have to pay to park on the strip. that affects all 11 mgm strip properties. it'll cost you 10-bucks for overnight parking. there will be a grace period for locals. breaking right now-- 6 people rushed to the hospital...following a crash. it happened at rancho and cheyenne. three of them were burglary suspects, and the other-three were pedestrians. they were all taken to umc trauma with non-life threatening injuries. n-v energy is facing a class action lawsuit tied to its change to 'net metering' rates

the lawsuit was filed by two customers who accuse the company of providing false or incomplete information to the public utilities commission. a local walmart is one of 154 stores nationwide that will soon be out of business. the walmart supercenter near craig and nellis will shut its doors for good on sunday. the nationwide closures will put around 10-thousand employees out of work. coming up on action news.. live at 5... a heated scene outside el dorado high school today leads to a school police officer pepper spaying some students. the high sierra in california will squeeze the vast majority of the moisture out of the clouds before they make it into nevada leaving relatively dry air in place at low levels with thick cloud cover at mid and higher levels. a slightly stronger system will push in for tuesday which could see a light sprinkle or two fall in the valley but those moderate warm up coming next and that does it for action news live at 3:30 but stay with us - judge judy is up next.

action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a great evening. right now on action news live

>> judge judy: you think this is gonna be easy? this isn't gonna be easy. >> announcer: two tales of jail... >> judge judy: this is an unusual case for me. uh... i don't think i've tried one of these before. >> announcer: ...and two young lives... >> judge judy: was it your first time spending a day in jail? >> yes. >> judge judy: pretty frightening? >> yes. >> announcer: ...going in two different directions. >> judge judy: you served 30 days? >> yes. >> judge judy: was it your first

>> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 20-year-old aubry ways and his mother, michelle morand, are suing aubry's former friend, 20-year-old isaiah boyd, for bail money, a laptop, and a false arrest. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 45 on the calendar in the matter of morand/ways vs. boyd. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. ma'am, have a seat, please. >> judge judy: miss morand, this is your son. your name is? >> aubry. >> judge judy: and, aubry, you went to college for a period of time with mr. boyd here. this is an unusual case for me. i don't think i've tried one of

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