and thank god he told us to get up and go to bed." homeowners say they're lucky to be alive after their condo was shot at with machine guns the day after christmas. why they believe they were not the target. las vegas prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of tourists for new year's eve. what you won't be allowed to bring on the strip this year. democratic presidential hopeful bernie sanders looks to gain more support in the silver state... what he said about dealing with isis -- in an one- on-one interview. this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. nearly thirty bullets hit a condo christmas night. i'm elizabeth watts -- in for john and christine. the two people living there say they're lucky to be alive... after police say machine guns were used to shoot up their home. fox five's cyndi lundeberg is at the condo and spoke to the homeowners.

elizabeth... this is the home of ashley berlin and her boyfriend norman brown... they just moved here a week ago from portland... take a look at this... giant parts of the home just ripped out by what police say were 45 caliber hand guns and a-k 47s.... norman brown 09:07:10 this is the couch so it looks like they were aiming for uso new las vegas esidents ashley berlin and her boyfriend norman brown are lukcy ot be alive after nearly 30 bullets struck their condo christmas night just after midnight... she moved from portland a week ago... ashley berlin 09:15:01 as soon as midnight struck htey started shooting hte house with aks and 45s ashley berlin 09:16:59 my life couldve ended my boyfriends life couldve ended that fast the couple was on the couch... until they say something told them to go to

09:05:53 my girlfriend went to lay down first i styaed to watch tv then something hit me go lay down go lay down ashey berlin 09:23:09 to know that he couldve been gne sahley berline 09:17:42 its all those what ifs but god protected us ll sahley berline 09:20:08 we were in the safest palce and he had his shielf around us and nothing came close to this bed and it was him and ive been trying not used to get in a lot of trouble and this was his mothers house ll a neighbor says he knew the person who previously lived in the apartment and says in september that tenant was involved in a different shooting... after he heard the gunshots this time.... he ran out and saw two men right by berlins front door... shawn wilson guys it was realy dark the lighs that shine from here gave a sillhouette and they had baseball hats on berlin and brown

their apartment stopped by the complex after the shooting.... norman brown the peson who lived there before was comign around taunting saying he didnt get hit l norman brown the fact the guy came back days later means there is still action going on ashley bein this is peoples lives innocent people who hav enothing to do with your craziness the couple is now trying to move.... ashley berlin its ike a dream im never going to wake up from norman brown it sucks more for my girlfriend because shes scared but its like what do we do now ashley berlin and her boyfriend norman say they have not spent a night here since the shooting... they desperately want to move out but they are having trouble with their landlord. they say in a strange way the shooting brought them closer.... as for the suspects... they remain on the run tonight... cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. police say the suspects were last seen on foot running out of the complex. those with any information about this shooting can call police or crimestoppers. hundreds of thousands will

this week. fox five's abby theodros shows us how metro police are tightening up security for the celebration. it's "americas party" and las vegas is the place to be. lindsay somerstein, visiting from miami: we came here specifically for new years we heard it was a lot of fun so we wanted to see what it was like. with the crowd expected to top 300-thousand - county officials are taking extra steps to make sure the party is as safe as it is fun. larry brown, vice chairman of clark county commission: when people are making the decision as far as a destination like las vegas, the first question they ask now is "how safe is your community?" and we will go above and beyond this year. that means just under a thousand uniformed officers will be working the strip, 300 in downtown las vegas, and an additional group of plain clothes officers spread through out town. metro is also taking a page from the fremont street experience hand book - asking the public... not to bring large items onto the strip. lombardo: we're putting a request out on las vegas blvd. to prevent indiviuals from showing up with backpacks, bags,

items that one could use to conceal items of harm unlike the fremont experience however - it's not an ordiance. just a request. nevertheless mayor carolyn goodwin says more than the preparations in place- the public is their best asset. we're the boots on the ground, we something that looks unusual we see someone acting out. we need to take responsibilty and we can't just turn out head and figure its someones job. christian molander-barraza it was just a lot of craziness going on all over the place but very beautiful. so many bright lights. the fire works were amazing. it's a great experience for people to come out here and see something different. at f5n llv metro police urge everyone to "see something... say something". in the last few months -- they've had a 300-percent increase in reports of suspicious activity. and there are plenty of options for those who drink too much this new year's eve. r-t-c will offer free rides to and from the strip and downtown las vegas. it runs from six p-m until nine in the morning the next day. a motorcycle towing company

also take you and your bike home for free. it starts at six in the evening new year's eve to six in the morning the next day. you can call the number on your screen 7-0-2-5-8-6- 0-5-3-6. a metro police corrections officer is arrested for an unlawful prostitution act. police say officer robert moore was taken into custody december 23-rd to the las vegas city jail. he has been released. moore has been with the department since 2005. he's on paid administrative leave during the investigation. police have not released any other details about moore's arrest. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders visits the valley today. the vermont senator made several stops throughout our swing state... and ended with a rally at canyon springs high school. thats where fox five's rachel moore is live. she spoke to supporters about what sanders had to say. whenever we cover these campaign rallies most of the time i'm

fence about who they're going to support -- they want to come to these events to see what the candidate has to say and then make their decision when the time comes to vote but tonight everyone i spoke to knew that senator sanders was the candidate they were voting for. tonight this high school gymnasium was packed -- there were a couple thousand standing in front of the media stage and then to the side and even behind us there were several hundred. today senator sanders talked about raising the minimum wage to 15 dollar, taxing the wealthy, free college tuition, single-payer healthcare and overhauling the criminal justice system. one of the main things he talked about was the monetary influence in government. he wants to get rid of the culture of money in politics and he says he's proud that his campaign has raised millions of dollars from small-money donations as opposed to lump sums from billionaires. bernie sanders: "wall street in

and the koch brothers and sheldon adleson and all these really won't be guys, they are so powerful in controlling the economic and political life of this country, that we cannot defeat them unless millions of people stand together and that's what this campaign is about." mark stevens, voter: "i wanted to come out to see and support bernie sanders. i think there's too much money and politics and he's actually the one candidate that i've heard that wants to get the money out of politics." sanders also attended a private event at a the home of former democratic congressional candidate erin bilbray. he gave a short speech to about 100 guests at the women's leaders luncheon. after that he met with local veterans at another event. this is a high school so there were a lot of young people in the crowd. coming up at 11 i'll tell you why senator sanders is appealing to first-time voters. for now -- reporting live-- rachel moore -- fox five news. local las vegas. this morning -- fox

bernie sanders for a one-on-one interview here at the fox five studio. they discussed foreign policy... the future of solar energy in nevada... and the housing market. talk to me about foriegn policy, there's a lot of attention on isis, ever since san bernardino, and people are thinking about their own insecurities, how would you make american's safe? two things that we have to do, number 1 in my view we have to crush and destroy isis. but we have to be smart, know. i learned a lesson about iraq. i voted against the war in iraq and i think history will recall that as the right vote. how do we destroy isis? we destroy isis through a broad coalition, which means that muslim troops and i am happy to see the iraqi army maybe they are getting their act together, and working in coalition, with the support of the united states, uk, france and germany, and russia by the way, focusing on

isis. in terms of protecting the american people, we have got to do everything that we can, i can make sure intelligance around the world, that in fact, we have a very strong process by which we're vetting people who are coming into the united states, and by which information that is to the proper authorities. and i some of the things to do . "senator, last week there was a decision here by the public utilities commission, giving nv energy the ability to charge solar customers more, while giving them less money for the power they returned, and a lot of people say that's going to kill the solar here in nevada, they feel they've been kicked in the gut by the government, that tells them to go green, and yet the utility-- monopoly here is making economically "that decision was made by the state officials. i am not an expert on what goes on here in nevada but it sounds to me, like a very bad and counter-productive decision. look,

this is my view , i believe along with vertually all the scientists climate change is real, it is caused by human activity, it is already causing massive problems in our country, and around the world. we have a short window of opportunity, to get our act together and transfer our energy system away from fossil fuels into energy efficiency, sustainable energy, so we should be moving aggressively into solar, helping people get solar on their rooftops, not discouraging that. my view is that we transform our energy system and we create a planet which is habitable for our kids and our grandchildren. not do the other thing. now by the way, we are seeing a lot of opposition to transform our energy system coming from the big money interests in oil, and coal, and apparently they are not worried about the future of this planet. they are more worried about their short-termed profits. that's

be faught. here in nevada, a lot of homeowners are still underwater, how will the president make life a little better? here's what we do, what we say is first of all, in america we need a minimum wage which is a living wage, not a salvation wage. my view would raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour over the next several years, number 2, real unemployment in this country is close to 10 percent, youth unemployment is higher than that. we need to create millions of decent paying jobs, rebuilding our crumbling infrastucture. we need pay equitiy for women workers, if we are going to be competitive in this global economy, we need to make sure, that we have the best educated workforce in the world, in my view colleges and universities, are tuition free and paying for that for a tax is wall street speculation so we need to have a trade policy, which tells corporations to invest in our country, not just in china, changing our trade policies. so those are some of

fighting that would improve the lives for working families coming up -- a vacant motel in downtown las vegas catches fire. this is the second time in less than two years. why the fire department says the colder weather may be to blame... it's a peak travel season. how many people mccarran international airport expects this time of year... and how much new year's eve visitors will spend while in town. you won't have to drive far to get some comfort country food. where the first cracker barrel will be in las vegas... your fox5 weather

a vacant motel catches on fire in downtown las vegas. the building went up in flames around 10-30 this morning near third and imperial. las vegas fire and rescue says firefighters were able to get it under control in a few minutes. crews say the motel also caught on fire last july... because of squatters or homeless people trying to find shelter from the cold. no one was hurt. coming up at 10:30... what those who own property in the area are

mayor carolyn goodman to do. las vegas is one of the top destinations for partying on new year's eve... and airports are seeing more traffic. more than 300- thousand people will be in town this week. mcccarran international airport anticipates more than 260-thousand people starting now until thursday. the nevada national guard will also have guardsmen on patrol. airport officials urge travelers to arrive early because this weekend will be extra busy with another big event in town. "this will be extra busy time at mccarran. start seeing everyone staying through long holiday weekend and heading home sunday and monday. which happens to coincide with arrival of ces. so we anticipate the week or so to be extremely busy." the " las vegas convention and visitors authortiy" expects almost 99-percent of all hotel rooms to be full new year's night. those in town are expected to spend more than 227- million dollars.

now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we keep the freeaing to near-freezing temperatures overnight through the week with cold afternoons. tuesday's start at 33 degrees will be a few degrees warmer than what we saw monday morning at 29 degrees. through the rest of the week we'll see lows around freezing with highs around 50 degrees. new year's eve will feature breezes to 15 mph..those breezes last into

we keep the freeaing to near-freezing temperatures overnight through the week with cold afternoons. tuesday's start at 33 degrees will be a few degrees warmer than what we saw monday morning at 29 degrees. through the rest of the week we'll see lows around freezing with highs around 50 degrees. new year's eve will feature breezes to 15 mph..those breezes last into

temperatures overnight through the week with cold afternoons. tuesday's start at 33 degrees will be a few degrees warmer than what we saw monday morning at 29 degrees. through the rest of the week we'll see lows around freezing with highs around 50 degrees. new year's eve will feature breezes to 15 mph..those breezes last into

it's what many have been waiting for for years. cracker barrel is coming to las vegas. where the first location will be in the valley... plus -- why one of the hottest items for christmas caused a lot of problems over the weekend. the calls won't stop for a homeowner in summerlin. what one scammer hopes to trick her in to doing.... and how she wants to make sure no one falls victim.

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christmas gift to las vegas. you won't have to drive hundreds of miles to get your "cracker barrel" fix anymore. the first nevada location will be at the silverton casino and hotel. a spokeswoman for the gambling property says the restaurant will be free-standing and sit next to the casino. the restaurant chain is known for its country comfort food... plus its attached store filled with all kinds of country-themed goodies. an exact opening date has not been released. the property will soon have more details about the construction. right now -- the closest cracker barrel location from las vegas is kingman. that's about eighty miles away. also coming soon to a neighborhood near you... chick- fil-a. back in october -- the las vegas city council approved plans for the fast food chain. it will sit near sahara and rancho -- just west of the las vegas strip... and it's set to open sometime in 2016. henderson city officials have also examined

stephanie and warm springs. chick-fil-a says it wants to open ten locations in our state in the next five years. coming up -- no charges for the death of tamir rice. how the grand jury came to the decision... and what the child's family said about the outcome. a vacant hotel in downtown las vegas catches on fire. why the freezing temperatures may be to blame... and how many people were displaced after another fire in henderson. plus -- how many people have landed in the hospital over the holiday weekend from

this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. a vacant hotel in downtown las vegas goes up in flames this morning. smoke could be seen across as the valley. the fire may have started from homeless people seeking shelter with the cold weather. fox five's ophelia young shows us what those who own property in the area are asking the city to do. hope kwon owns this building on 3rd and imperial downtown - "this window was clear before and we

before she blocked the window, she had a clear view of the vacant motel across the street. "the kids go up and down and kids go in and out of the parking lot around the building so i called 911." it wasn't the first time she complained about the homeless in the motel. she wasn't surprised when the shuttered motel caught fire monday morning. "this is second fire since ive been here." nat sound this is video from the first fire a year and a half ago. it was caused by squatters - or homeless people seeking empty building for shelter. they left the motel then - but during a recent inspection - the department found more evidence of squatting. "theres usually trash mattresses shopping carts things of that nature its just a place they go to hang out and theyre trying to get out of the elements." though the fire which started in the stairwell is still being investigated- symanski suspects squatters may have accidentally started it. "it could be smoking cooking but many times they build a

this morning was the coldest morning that we've had so far this season." there are also reports those living there included workers renovating the building. the fire department boarded up the building after making sure the blaze was put out. but in the past - boards have done nothing to keep people out. "some of these people they dig tunnels they breach walls they cut a hole in the wall theyre hiding" "within an hour homeless people will be over there ripping the boards off getting back into the building again." hope has had countless windows broken by rocks thrown by the homeless living around the motel and her business. "everytime i change it they broke it again." she hopes the fire disperses them - and brings attention to the homeless problem in a neighborhood she's trying to help revive. "oh i hope so please im asking city mayor help me keep the

the fire department asks property owners to frequently check their vacant buildings for squatters -- especially with freezing temperatures. a new squatter law also makes it easier for property owners -- who suspect homeless living there -- to work with police to arrest them. in henderson -- five people will be staying somewhere else tonight after their home catches on fire. it happened around four p-m near pacific and van wagenen. firefighters say there was smoke coming from the chimney... and the fire moved to the attic. crews were able to put out the flames -- saving a few pets and cars in the garage. no one was hurt. two suspects are wanted by police for trying to steal an a-t-m. here's video of the aftermath at the "one nevada credit union" -- as crews work to repair the damage. it happened around five this morning near blue diamond and decatur. police say the suspects drove a truck through the window of the building to steal the a-t-m. one person was arrested. two others are still on the run. anyone with information about this can call police or leave an anonymous tip

7-0-2-3-8-5-55-55. to national headlines now... there will no charges for two ohio police officers in the shooting death of 12-year-old tamir rice. mary moloney reports on the decision reached by a grand jury. nat pop rain didn't stop protesters in cleveland--they marched following the announcement there would be no charges in the death of 12-year old tamir rice. (tim mcginty/cuyahoga county prosecutor) "based on the evidence they heard and the law as it applies to police use of deadly force the grand jury declined to bring criminal charges against cleveland police officer timothy loehmann and frank garmback." the grand jury has been hearing testimony since october about the fatal shooting of rice by cleveland police. the shooting happened outside a recreation center in november of 2014. tamir was playing with a pellet gun when someone called the police--saying the gun might not be real--dispatchers didn't pass along that information. a recent fbi video

tamir was drawing the pellet gun from his waist-perhaps to hand the toy gun to police (voice of: matt meyer / assistant cuyahoga county prosecutor) "the right arm moves upward to the center of the stomach. the shoulder moves upward. right hand is at the waist. left elbow is visible. right arm moves out from the body and tamir points the gun." only after the shooting, did officers discover the gun was not real. (tim mcginty/cuyahoga county prosecutor) "given this perfect storm of human error, mistakes and miscommunications by all involved that day, the evidence did not indicate criminal conduct by police." tamir's family released a statement saying they were - quote "saddened and disappointed by this outcome -- but not surprised." i'm mary moloney reporting. now that the criminal investigation is completed... cleveland police officials will conduct an administrative review of the tamir rice shooting. famed harlem globetrotter -- george "meadowlark" lemon -- has passed away. his family says he died in scottsdale, arizona.

entertained million of fans around the world as a globetrotter. he played with them for 24 seasons -- with more than 16- thousand games. lemon was known for his slick ball- handling... on- court jokes... and multi-year winning streaks. he was 83 years old. the hoverboards were a hot item on many christmas lists... but it also kept the emergency rooms busy over the holidays. the futuristic- looking skateboards already have a reputation for catching on fire... but now there's been seventy reports of emergency room visits because of them. that's according to the "consumer product safety commission". most of the visits are from falls and collisions. many have also been posted on social media... with the hashtag "hoverboard fail". all eyes will be on the iconic "times square" ball in new york city this thursday night... but it's even better to see it in person! fox's lisa evers shows us how much it will cost for those who want to ring in the

of a close restaurant or bar. nats there's no question times square is the place to be on new year's eve.... just ask the more than one billion people worldwide who tune in to live coverage... but there's nothing like being there in person... if you're looking to dine close to the action, get ready to shell out the cash.. and we're talking popular chain restaurants... the prices at ruby tuesday's on 7th avenue start at $349 per person, & go up to $1699 a couple for a v-i-p table... demeola says: "are you kidding me? how do people afford that? that's crazy!" the demeola family from new jersey just had lunch at ruby tuesday's and was pondering the new year's eve menu... demeola says: "does that come with diamonds, a gold necklace, a car?" that's not the only pricey chain restaurant in the crossroads of the world.... the olive garden has reportedly sold out it's tickets at

open bar and buffet... but none of their famous breadsticks.... mos says: "i think that' s absolutely crazy!" (evers on cam bridge) "this is the ball that will drop at midnight marking the end of 1 year and the beginning of the new.." the kicker is in most of the restaurants... the only place you'll be able to see the ball drop is on a t-v screen or your phone.... at bubba gump shrimp on 43rd and broadway... they reportedly sold out of their $799 per person tickets.... and this patron isn't surprised... mos says: "for new york city, that's reasonable, seriously." at the end of the day and the end of the year, it's all about proximity to the famous ball... and getting a view from the street will only cost you time... space is on a first come basis... tompkins says: it's absolutely free and, so, this is a major civic event. you know, super bowl, you gotta pay a lot of money to go. here, you can come for free." ...and that might be the best deal of all. lisa evers, fox 5 news

side of the country -- decorators are working hard on floats for the rose parade. it happens on new year's day in pasadena, california. this year's theme is "find your adventure." each of the floats are worth around 250- thousand dollars. it takes more than ten-thousand hours to finish them all. one local -- brianna conklin -- will be part of the parade after receiving a kidney transplant. up next -- part of the country hit hard by severe weather. how many flights have been delayed or canceled... plus -- comedian and actor jerry seinfeld will be back in las vegas! where he'll perform two shows next year... your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next a man goes to buy star wars tickets for his family on christmas day... and the moment he sets his wallet down on a counter.. something happens. find out what--

but before we head to break... one photographer shows off the night sky in a timelapse of five- thousand photos. here's a look at the skies over california... arizona... hawaii... and kenya. the photographer spent more than 40 hours taking all of the photos to create the

the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, and tuition-free public colleges. people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather,

to give us a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. hitting parts of the country. dozens have been killed after tornadoes and heavy flooding. fox's will carr shows us how storm victims are preparing for dangerous conditions... and the major problems the weather is causing for airlines. officials in mississippi evaluating the damage caused by last week's severe weather. residents there dealing with the aftermath of the storm system, which killed nearly a dozen people. the state's governor asking for help from a fema assessment team. bryant says: "..their responsibility will be to determine the amount of damage that has occurred in that area both the number of houses that have been damaged or destroyed and the amount, monetary amount, of destruction." a similar scene here in north texas after at least nine

more than a 14- hundred homes estimated to be damaged or destroyed. now residents in the state are dealing with flooding ... and snow. gable says: "..the wind is horrible. the wind is what kicks you sideways. and the slick roads isn't too bad, but if you just take it slow, that's what i did." reporter says: "..you gotta go slow." gable says: "..yeah, yeah!" extreme weather not just causing problems here on the ground, but in the air as well. the storm system is being blamed for flight cancellations and delays at airports in several states. travelers in houston among those impacted. schoen says: "..the flight was delayed originally by 30 minutes and then by an hour and now they pushed it back another 30 minutes and finally canceled it." cahill says: "..it was only supposed to be an hour layover and it's turned into quite a long time. i love houston, but it's not where we want to be." now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we keep the freeaing to near-freezing

the week with cold afternoons. tuesday's start at 33 degrees will be a few degrees warmer than what we saw monday morning at 29 degrees. through the rest of the week we'll see lows around freezing with highs around 50 degrees. new year's eve will feature breezes to 15 mph..those breezes last into new year's day. we keep the freeaing to near-freezing temperatures overnight through the week with cold afternoons. tuesday's start at 33 degrees will be a

than what we saw monday morning at 29 degrees. through the rest of the week we'll see lows around freezing with highs around 50 degrees. new year's eve will feature breezes to 15 mph..those breezes last into

last week the public utilities commission voted to phase out subsidies for solar energy customers.. and raise prices over the next five years.. meaning no one is grandfathered in. it upset customers and

companies... and could kill solar in our state and the rants continue to pour in.. one ranter says bah humbug to a one ranter says

one ranter says bah humbug to a one ranter says bah humbug to a hit and run driver... and a phone call scam you need to be

since we're in the middle of the holiday season just wrapped up have new years on the way.... we received multiple happy rants- let's just take them in and enjoy them...

send us your rants to the rant at fox5vegas.com or call at 702-436- 8285 here's a look at what's coming up.. on fox five news at eleven. presidential candidate bernie sanders visits las vegas and makes a stop at fox5. his message to nevadans... and why he says he is the right candidate for the silver state. more troubles for las vegas based allegiant airlines. why passengers are just arriving into las vegas

plane problems. and how one man says he was attacked, while getting a ride with uber. comedian and actor jerry seinfeld will be making las vegas laugh -- once again. he's returning to the colosseum at caesars palace for two shows next year. they'll be on april eighth and ninth at 7-30 p-m. the comedian is known for his work on the classic show "seinfeld". it was voted the greatest comedy series of all time by t-v guide by 2009. tickets go on sale this saturday. the colosseum says they're thrilled to welcome back the comedy icon. one grandma is catching up with the times... how she reacted to trying a roller coaster

ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership?

yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and otherselect models. is trying a "google cardboard v-r" for the first time. "ahhhhhhhhhhh. oh my goodness. dont go denise. ahhhhhh. ahhhhhhhhhhh. laughing

her grandson filmed her trying the "roller coaster simulation" on christmas. the 89-year-old needed some help with the new technlogy... but once she got the hang of it -- she was really into it! it's safe to say she was having the time of her life. fox5 news at 11, your only local station here for

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