the saga surrounding the sale of nevada's largest paper keeps getting stranger. i'm christine maddela. the latest in the story involves the monitoring of a clark county judge who happened to presided over a law suit against the papers new owner. fox5's abby thedros joins us live from the review journal with more. we found out on wednesday that the paper's new owner is sheldon adelson - but the story only gets more complicated. take a look. another day another headline on the secretive sale of nevadas largest news paper. james dehaven [phoner]: its just a very strange story media outlets across the country have commented on how rare and remarkable something like this is to be purchased by mysterious owners when your whole industry is centered on transparency on wednesday -

confusion surrounding who owns their paper - publishing a story naming casino mogul sheldon adelson as the new man in charge. but - as rj reporters would soon find out - the story was just getting started. in an article published friday- rj detailed an unlikely discovery. as the $140 million dollar sale was being finalized - their corporate managers tasked several court reporters with watching the behavior of sevreral reporters including a clark county judge who oversaw a wrongful termination lawsuit against adelson. james dehaven: there was never any insinuation that there was editorial value to this project and so i think it probably did come across as pretty strange to all our reporters on the ground even stranger - the findings were never published by the paper - but an article scrutinizing that judge ended up in a connecticut newspaper linked to adelson. former rj managing editor mary housch says adelsons intentions are very clear. mary housch: mr adelson spent a lot of money for a news paper and hes not a

believe he bought it for power and influence another interesting point housch brought up is the implications this sale with have on election season. sheldon is openly republican -we'll see if that plays a role in who the paper endorses. thanks abby. other news outlets around the country as well as nevada legislators have publicly supported the review journal and its staff.

more about the man police say shot a metro police officer... and sparked a six hour manhunt. 38- year-old teag fox is now at the clark county detention center, charged with attempt murder of a police officer with a deadly weapon and discharging a firearm into an occupied structure among other things. it all started around 11 o'clock thursday morning... when an officer responding to a domestic disturbance call at the emerald suites on las vegas boulevard was shot... but fox had nothing to do with that domestic situation. police tell us he just happened to be in the area and fired at the officer. investigators are still trying to figure out a motive. police finally caught up to fox and arrested him in a gated southern highlands community... fox refused our requst for a jail house interview.... saying he wanted to talk to a lawyer first. he is due in court next week. police are looking for the three men who beat up and critically injured another man at caesars palace last weekend. take a look at the surveillance video. metro police tell us the victim was

when he got in an argument with the three suspects. away, but the men went back and confronted him. suspects hit the man once in the face and then took off. all three men the hotel in what looks like a silver, 2-door infinity, with black rims, and a sunroof. taken to sunrise hospital anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers at 702-385-55-55. a suspected drunk driver causes a crash that leaves a motorcyclist dead. it happened around 3-30 this afternoon near elkhorn and buffalo. police say the driver of a pickup truck tried to turn left in front of the motorcyclist. the 21-year-old rider tried to stop before slamming into the truck's passenger side. police say the motorcyclist died at the scene... and was wearing a

"this is 119 traffic related fatality for year. its tragedy. here we are still talking about holiday season seeing this number reach levels we havent seen in 9 10 years in this valley." police say the 49- year-old driver failed a field sobriety test. he was arrested on a felony d-u-i count. police are also looking into if speed was a factor as well. a suspect driving a stolen car led police on a short chase through a valley neighborhood. "good investigative police work. had air unit watching incident from eyes in the sky." officers attempted to pull over the stolen car around 8-30 this morning near lamb and boulder highway. the driver kept going -- and eventually got out of the car near washington and jones. police say the suspect hid in a

perimeter in the neighborhood. the suspect was arrested a few hours later. a house fire left one cat dead and one person injured. around 4-30 this single story home and the 95. ten units from clark county fire department and las vegas fire and rescue responded to the scene after reports of an explosion. in less than fifteen minutes -- firefighters were able to put out the flames. one woman was able to get out of the house -- but then she was bit by a dog. a cat was found dead inside of the home -- along with another person with burn injuries. "went in got fire out extinguishing fire. found another burn patient inside. taken to umc." crews stayed on scene while southwest gas worked to stop a gas leak outside. investigators are scene while southwest gas worked to stop a gas leak outside. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire.

restaurant uses humor to spread the word about three suspects who broke into their business. "frijoles and frescas" edited this surveillance video of the recent break-in near charleston and rainbow. it was shared on facebook... and shows one of the men breaking the door in... then they grab the cash registers. the business says quote "these nice gentleman were looking for tacos -- we think"... and "we take full responsibility for what our tacos cause people to do." the restaurant's owner says they appreciate the community's support. "the reaction is really good by community. we have a lot of people who come to restaurant to support us." police say these men also hit several other businesses in the area... and they are investigating this as a serious crime. christmas gifts for families in need in our valley were stolen a week before their holiday party. donations for the "the ogden foundation" were

the u-f-c gym near eastern and horizon ridge. the non-profit was founded by football hall of famer jonathan ogden and his wife. they teamed up with the gym to offer programs to foster and homeless kids. the christmas supplies and program equipment were packed in a trailer behind the facility... and were going to be handed out to title-one schools and families in need during the holidays. it's part of their "adopt a family event". so far -- the community has rallied together to help with donations. "we've been able to supply families with toys presents gifts for whole family but food clothes things like bicycles and kitchen ware. the list goes on and on." "its really nice to give back. and some of kids behind me are new to start this year. but they are really liking it." the non-profit says the trailer was locked up with a hitch and attached to a truck.

who stole the trailer full of donations can call police or leave an anonymous tip with crimestoppers at 7-0-2-3-8-5-55-55. santa is getting ready for christmas... but he took some time out to help protect pedestrians on valley roads. saint nick joined forces with multiple law enforcement agencies... and volunteers from u-m-c... to catch drivers who might be making the naughty list this year. cyndi lundeberg has more on santas mission. santa is taking a break from his sleigh... and hitting the streets of las vegas. friday saint nick spent his morning reminding pedestrians and drivers how to keep safe on roadways. authorities say this fall has been particularly deadly for pedestrians. our goal is prevention wed rather not have these fatalities we've had 52 since november 1st santa and his helpers from metro police... nevada highway patrol and the clark county school district were on hand

crossing unsafely and drivers not yielding the cross walk to santa they saw the santa and just kept speeding officers were also looking for drivers passing in school zones.. speeders and cell phone users. cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. santa began his holiday mission this morning at eight and ended just after three. two of the newest members of the secret garden at the mirage.... have died. famed magicians siegfried and roy are mourning the loss of two baby tiger cubs. "liberty" and "justice" both died from an infection that led up to a kidney failure. siegfried and roy thanked the veterinarians who tried to save the cubs, and wrote this statement: "not since the passing of mantacore have siegfried and i been hit this hard... even though we only had a short time together, they changed our lives and will be greatly missed. siegfried and roy say the cubs' sisters, hirah and maharani do not show any signs of

state lawmakers will return to a special session bright and early tomorrow morning... in an effort to lure an electric carmarker-- faraday future to nevada with tax incentives. assembly members have been busy.... they already passed a bill authorizing a new workforce development program called workforce innovations for a new nevada the session started wednesday and was expected to last a few days. legislators are considering bills authorizing a 335 million dollar incentive package for faraday. college football fans are taking over downtown las vegas.... how they are getting ready for the rivalry at the royal purple las vegas bowl. "the runnin rebels getting ready for an important test against a good arizona team in front of a hyped up crowd at the mccale center. i'm kevin bolinger in tucson. we have a preview of tomorrow night's big game... straigt ahead. " your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next

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meteoroligist ted pretty. this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. after a frustrating loss to arizona state at home on wednesday.... the runnin' rebels are back in action tomorrow night. but the task won't be easy. unlv plays at number 13 arizona saturday. fox5's kevin bolinger is with the team in tucson and joins us with a preview. kev on cam can the runnin' rebels respond after an ugly loss wednesday night that saw them score only 19 points and shoot 19 percent in the second half while giving up 16 offensive rebounds? that's the key to look for here in tucson.and oh yeah.one other thing.arizona's pretty good. on saturday the rebels travel to tucson to take on a much different arizona team. new faces and key injuries - most notably caleb tarczewski have wildcat fans nervouse about this one, especially after last season.

ranked wildcats in front of a raucoud thomas and mack crowd court. only non- conference loss don't think the sneaking up on head coach sean miller will pound home last years to this game as not only revenge but a catalyst in their quest for a fourth pac-12 title in the last seven years. as usual defense will be the key to everything. arizona is in the top five defensively in the nation. offensively ryan anderson has been a load down low. and once again unlv will have to go into a hostile arena against a team that rarely loses at home. arizona hasn't dropped a game at the mchale center in their last 44. 24:47-54 (off riverside game) ben carter/unlv forward: they play defense. they're physical and it's a great challenge for our team. they're gonna challenge us. 12:25-39 dave rice/runnin' rebels head

rebound the ball. we've just got to find a way. yes we have to block out, yes we need better techniques but at the end of the day the team that goes and gets the most 50/50 balls is the team that wins and we have to do that if we want to be a championship level team. 15:59-16:04 (off asu game) dave rice: we've just got to continue to play with pace and play together. and not panic. kev on cam we will get a good idea of what this team is made of in terms of heart, desire and effort. a win here can make up for wednesday's loss in terms of a resume builder. tip off is set for 6:30 las vegas time. with the runnin' rebels in tucson, kevin bolinger, fox 5 news local las vegas. don't forget to tune into the rebzone on sunday. dave rice will be in studio to talk about the games against the arizona schools and give thoughts on what the team needs to do to improve. it's sunday night at 11 following fox5 news at ten. tomorrow utah will take on b-y-u in the royal purple las vegas bowl... tonight fans were rallying downtown.. ahead

"we couldn't have asked for a better game. the rivalry is huge byu is going to win, no doubt. we're not even worried. " college football fans cheering on their teams on fremont street. kick off is tomorrow at 12:30 at sam boyd stadium... and for the 11th year in a row.... the game is sold out. earlier today... the teams were dining at a special luncheon at the convention center. our own elizabeth watts teaming up with chet buchanan to host the lunch. players from both teams.... spending some time in our community this week. visiting opportunity village and helping goodie two shoes foundation distribute shoes and socks to kids in need. again-- kickoff is at 12:30. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have

breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on

the slight category. closed captioning will resume shortly high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds

50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. closed captioning will resume shortly learning a lesson in giving.... how a group of students were helping spread some holiday cheer. it's a holiday tradition in henderson... now we are

christmas cactus garden-- from up above. the five republican presidential debates have been during prime time during the week... tomorrow is the second straight democratic debate on a saturday, and this weekend it's the saturday before christmas, no less! so what gives? it's a topic in the rant tonight, we

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good shepherd luteran school" are helping to spread some holiday cheer. the kids went caroling and took fresh fruits and vegtables to people living at the "desert plaza senior apartments." the manager of the apartments said it helps the senior citizens because it's difficult for them to go out and get produce themselves. the students have been coming to carol for the past three years. "i've heard some of the kids say that they feel like giving is better than receiving, and for

don't get me wrong they still want their christmas present, but for some of them they really understand it feels really good to give to other people." the school's principal also said it helps the kids understand the purpose of service. we are getting a new view of a holiday tradition in henderson. this is newly released aerial video of the outdoor cactus garden... at the ethel m chocolate factory. this is the 22nd year for the colorful display. it's put together with 600-thousand lights... that will be on display until january 1-st. the garden is open each night... from 5 to 10 p-m... and admission is free. you can even say hello to santa... and enjoy hot chocolate.. as well as ethel m's famous candy. you can celebrate the holidays a little early with a drive through a holiday wonderland. glittering lights at the las vegas motor speedway is up and running... . the valley's largest light display is decked out with more than three million lights... glittering lights is open nightly through january

he's accused of shooting a metro police officer... now we are getting a better look at the suspect police say pulled the trigger. the campaign for democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders is suing the democratic national committee in federal court. why his camp says the organization

10. local. las vegas. besides a few traffic related cases and a civil case involving a student loan trust... it does not appear the man-- accused of shooting a metro officer has a criminal history in las vegas. 38- year-old teag fox was on the run for more than six hours yesterday before being arrested. fox5's miguel martinez-valle has more details about the suspect's arrest. 38-year-old teag fox was on the run from metro police for about 5 hours before being arrested. jeff clark, sergeant lvmpd " through an intensive investigation and subsequent man- hunt our detectives

the suspect in the south west part of our valley and he was taken into custody without incident" it was before noon when metro officers responded to a domestic disturbance call in the area. police tell us fox was in no way related to their investigation at the time of the shooting... " there was an exchange between the officer and the suspect, they ultimately exchanged gunfire, and our officer was hit by the suspects gunfire" the officer, who's name will be released by officials at a later time, was shot wice, once in his vest and again in the arm. joe ellis, witness " he was injured, it looked like all of the cops were trying to tend to him, trying to make sure he was ok, they had everything blocked off." the suspect fled the scene after the shooting, he was arrested just before 5 pm in a gated community in southern highlands... a police source told fox5 that fox made a call to be picked up from a gas station nearby, he was then taken to the community in the southern highland area... the same source tells us fox's weapon was recovered from a house in that community, neighbors of the area who asked not to appear on camera told fox5 they saw dozens of police cars all around their neighborhood, they also saw officers leaving a nearby house carrying

fox is currently at the clark county detention center, he is being charged with attempt murder of a police officer with a deadly weapon and discharging a firearm into an occupied structure among other charges... police are still investigating the motive fox originally agreed to speak with us about the shooting, but later declined until his lawyer was present... metro still isn't releasing the injured officer's name... but we know he is a 21 year veteran with the department. and is expected to make a full recovery. and is expected to make a full recovery. while the search for one of the suspects in a doctor's office robbery continues... police have accomplice. veronica clay was shot and killed... by an employee. after police say man barged into a near charleston and rancho wednesday night... looking for money and drugs. the doctor was pistol-whipped,

police are still looking for the man... he is described as a black man with a thin build... about 5 foot eight. if you have any information... you are asked to call crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. president obama pledges to keep the u-s safe from terrorists. he's also set to sign a landmark one-point-one trillion-dollar spending package into law that keeps the government open through september of next year. fox's peter doocy, has more from the president's end of the year press conference. obama says: "as we keep up the pressure, our air campaign will continue to hit isil harder than ever, taking out their leaders, their commanders, their forces." speaking at his end-of-year press conference, president obama said the u-s is fully committed to rooting out terrorism. mister obama pledged to ensure expedited information sharing within the government about security threats. he said his administration will propose to congress a plan to shut down the guantanamo bay detention camp

the prisoner population to dip below 100 early next year. obama says: "guantanmo continues to be one of the key magnets for jihadi recruitment." meanwhile-- a federal budget passed by congress today is now headed to the president's desk. obama says "i'm not wild about everything in it. i'm sure that's true for everybody. but it is a budget--as i insisted--that invests in our military, our middle class." ((nats)) "the vote is 65 yeas, 33 nays, and the motion to concur is agreed to." this morning, the senate joined the house in passing the measure that also includes some $700 billion in tax breaks--but avoids a government shutdown or default. mcconnell says "as we end the year, i think by any objective standard it's been a year of significant accomplishment. and i want to thank the

did cooperate." family... president obama stopped in san bernardino to visit with survivors and relatives of the victims of the terror attack. pennsylvania's homeland security director says a man accused of supporting isis used social media to spread propaganda about the terror group. jalil ibn ameer aziz was arrested thursday after authorities raided his family home in harrisburg authorities say he had more tha 50 twitter accounts.... and many times he posted inappropriate thing... and twitter would take the account down... but he would just create new accounts. ) most of what we are seeing is he was putting information out on how to do it, where to go to make contacts. i think in my mind he was trying to be this significant facilitator of this. it was very difficult to see what the results were. officials say aziz posted tweets pledging allegiance to the

threatening an attack on the u-s. the former chicago officer charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of a teen,... makes a court appearance. a chicago judge setting bail at one-point-five million dollars for officer jason van dyke... van dyke's pearance comes after his indictment by a grand jury earlier this week... the officer is facing six counts of first-degree murder and one for official misconduct in the teenager's death... prosecutors say van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times as the teen walked away from police carrying a small knife. across the city-- protestors were out in full force. while officer van dyke was in court... protestors set up shop outside the court house... and then targeted travelers at midway airport...by blocking traffic there. the democratic presidential race has been relatively civil so far this campaign season... but now there are allegations of a data breach. as reid binion

is suing the democratic national committee . (jeff weaver/sanders' campaign mgr) "we will be in federal court this immediate relief." bernie sanders' campaign manager, issuing a threat that he made good later... ....suing the democratic national committee friday for cutting off the campaign's access to a crucial voter database. (jeff weaver/sanders' campaign mgr) "the leadership of the democratic national committee is now actively attempting to undermine our campaign: the dustup started after the dnc accused the campaign of exploiting a software glitch to access hillary clinton's confidential voter information. the d-n-c database uses a firewall to separate data gathered by different campaigns... ...but that firewall went down briefly on wednesday, during which time

national data director, who was fired after the breach, says he wasn't trying to view clinton's data and no voter information was downloaded... ...but the d-n-c suspended sanders' database access... including access to information the campaign itself collected. (jeff weaver/sanders' campaign mgr) "you don't get to give the campaign a death penalty because some young staffer who's been fired made an act of misjudgment." d-n-c chair debbie wasserman schultz pushed back, insisting that the suspension is reasonable. (debbie wasserman schultz) "it's like if you had, if you found the front door of the house unlocked, and someone decided to go into the house, and take things that didn't belong to them, and then when they were caught, they the still insisted on having access to the house." i'm reid binion, reporting the sanders campaign will remain suspended until it provides the d-n-c with a full explanation of the episode and provides proof that any accessed data has been discarded. the f-b-i and u-s marshals are joining the search for a texas teenager who they think is on the run. ethan couch received probation two years ago following a drunk driving crash that killed four people. couch's attorneys made headlines in the case after they invoked a defense that he suffered from "affluenza.".. meaning he was a rich kid who was less culpable because his parents did not set limits for him. anderson says: "well just for his actions and

tragedy, i mean here he killed four innocent people -- shattered the lives of four families. never showed one ounce of remorse, never showed any regret for what he did, was never sympathetic toward anyone. it was always all about him, how he was going to get out of this, how he was going to avoid prosecution and any trouble couch's disappearance comes after a video shows him at a party where alcohol was served. an arrest warrant was issued for him after he failed to stay in contact with his probation officer federal officials-- proposing to ban minors from using tanning beds. the f-d-a proposal anyone under age 18 from using the and would also bed users to sign consent forms.. acknowledging the risks of using the radiation- emitting devices. indoor tanning is a known contributor of skin cancer -- deadly form -- melanoma. "realistically thing as a safe tan. you have to think about why your skin

ultraviolet rays of the sun hit your skin, it tries to protect itself from the damage by producing pigment melanin, which is the tan pigment in your skin, so in order to get tan in the first place, that damage has to occur. " the f-d-a also issued a second proposed rule today that would require sunlamp manufacturers and tanning facilities.. to take additional measures to improve the overall safety of using these devices.. like making warnings easier to read.. and requiring an emergency shut off switch on the machines. a digruntled target employee.... drives his car right through the store's front entrance. security cameras caught the car ramming through the glass doors. they say 21-year- old nathan glenville posted on facebook just before the crash that he was about to do something big. glenville initially walked away from the scene-but he was later arrested. he's been charged with property damage and

it's not too late to save if you are still looking for presents to put under the tree. today is known as free shipping friday... and there is still a little more than an hour to take advantage. about a-thousand retailers are taking part... stores are waiving their shipping fees to encourage last- minute holiday shopping. and some retailers are offering special deals along with the free shipping-- the items are guaranteed to be delivered by christmas eve. the force is with star wars fans.... the newest installment ... breaking records left and right... how it is doing after day one. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next the clark county

received a threat similar to the threat that shut down l-a schools. you'll hear from a teacher who is not happy about how c-c-s-d handled the situation, and she says this is why the district can't hang on to good teachers.

pulled over in oklahoma were pulled over... expecting tickets... but instead-- they were greeted with a seasonal surprise. durant police officers had a cool idea this holiday season.. use traffic stops to spread the christmas spirit and give back to the community. officers put together gift bags complete with holiday dinners and small children's toys. then sought out cars with tail lights out, squeaky breaks, and cracked windshields.. and instead of issuing those drivers summons.. the officers surprised them with dinner.. people are being extra generous with red kettle donations this holiday season... the salvation army in florida receiving an anonymous voicemail. the caller saying she left a special gift inside a red kettle bucket at a southwest miami- dade winn dixie. volunteers found a diamond ring appraised at 3

the ring was wrapped in a 20 dollar bill along with a hand written note-- telling them to keep doing good work.... the same mysterious woman has made a handful of donations over the years. "all we can do is thank her from the bottom of out hearts and wish her well for being so kind to help us help others." " red kettle donations are used to provide clothing, food and holiday gifts to those in need. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a

and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category. high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight category.

let's start with politics, shall we? high of 60 degrees on saturday with a slight chance of late afternoon showers that will be with us until early sunday. we'll have southwest breezes to 20 mph late saturday, then northwest gusts to 25 mph on sunday with a cooler high of 55. we'll keep clouds and highs in the 50s all next week with the next chance of showers on christmas day in the slight

closed captioning will resume shortly let's start with politics, shall we? you saw complete debate night coverage right here on fox5 tuesday. the republicans faced debate at the venetian. but for the second time in a row, the democratic debate is on saturday. this weekend, the saturday before christmas. one ranter asks- what

now to the thank yous: sound off via email: the rant at fox5vegas.com or leave a voicemail at 702-436-8285 sound off via email: the rant at fox5vegas.com or leave a voicemail at 702-436-8285 here's a look at what's coming up.. on fox five news at eleven. the multi million dollar sale of the las vegas review journal continues to unfold. we'll tell you the latest in a complicated

a police officer comes under fire... after this video of a school fight is posted all over social media. why the police department says the officer's actions might not be what they appear. and we'll take a look at the fun events you'll want to squeeze in some time for... in between last minute shopping and holiday preparations. the latest star wars installment has an opening night for the record books.... star wars: the force awakens pulls in 57 million dollars on the first night. the previous thursday night record for an opening was in 2011. when harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2 opened at 43 point five million dollars. the force awakens" is on course to exceed the record domestic opening of "jurassic world," which debuted with 208 point eight million dollars. a man puts a little scare into his parents this holiday season... the stunt he

one man decides the most terrifying way possible... he skypes them....

of a plane. "parents)"is he in an aeroplane or what? oh no he's jumping out of an aeroplane!" " roger ryan was visiting sydney when he decided to shock his parents a little... they thought he was riding a bus....when he jumped out of a plane. skyping... while skydiving... no. big.

live from las vegas it's time for fox5 news at 11. now more twists and turns in the secretive purchase of las vegas review journal. why national ethics groups are keeping a close eye on the case. new details on the man police say shot a metro officer. what that suspect told us from behind bars. and a local restaurant comes up with a creative response... to catch the men who robbed their