this is fox5 news at 11. local las vegas. tonight a las vegas family is asking for the community's help in bringing home their teenage daughter. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. the 15 year old was last seen near her east las vegas apartment november 16th... fox 5s cyndi lundeberg spoke with the family of isabella gonzalez... she joins us now live... red rock search and rescue helps las vegas police finding missing teens... in fact organizers just signed a three year contract with metro they tell me the longer a teen is missing.. like isabella... the more worried they become about sex trafficking. gaspar- if shes looking at this she sees that were worried about her azusena gaspar says her 15 year old daughter disappeared without a trace. gaspar- thats my main conern is somethign might've happenned to her out there the last time gaspar saw her daughter was near their apartment

gaspar- i dont sleep well i spend my time thinking about how i can find her isabella also ran away in 2013 when her family lived in california. that time she was gone for about a month... this time her mother says it's been too long and she fears the worst. isabella's younger brother says it's hard to watch his mom hurting. devlin gonzalez- its sad and whenever she cries i feel like crying too red rock search and rescue assists metro police with cases of missing teens like isabella gonzalez. they say usually metro waits 24-48 hours before runaways. red rock says a lot of runaways trafficking. bryan zink red rock search and rescue - runaways in the its important they quickly becuase we have a lot of unsavory people the youth gaspar says she spends every free calling people who may know where her daughter is... and combing the internet for private investigator to california. despite all her

says she keeps hitting dead ends. azusena gaspar- i think my concern is that she might end up with the wrong people gaspar- i just want her to go somewhere she can get help each day that passes gaspar says it's more difficult to hold onto hope... gaspar - i love my daughter very much i love all my children theyre the most important thing in my life the last time isabella took off... one of her friends ended up dead... isabellas mom tells me every day that passes... she gets more worried. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. las vegas police are calling isabella gonzalez an endangered runaway. if you have any information... or think you may have seen isabella gonzalez... you are asked to call las vegas metro police. folks around the valley pulled out their umbrellas on this rainy tuesday. fox5 chief meteorologist ted pretty has a look at our chances of rain for this week. shower chances decrease overnight and leave us by

cloudy skies and 60 wednesday. we stay through saturday with a drop down to the upper 50s on sunday. we will turn overcast for the weekend. it is still too early to make a call on wouldn't be develop a slight gusts to 25 mph will be with us for both saturday and sunday.

lights, cameras, and road closures? the 5th installment of the bourne identity franchise is filming on the las vegas strip, and thats causing some people headaches during their commute... fox5's miguel martinez-valle joins us now near the filming where some of the roads are closed i'm here near the las vegas strip where much of the boulevard is blocked off for tonights filming... the strip will be closed from flamingo to tropicana until 7 am tomorrow while the filming happens... car chases, swat cars, and lots of extras... the filming of the in las vegas has people talking, and while most are excited, not everyones enjoying what comes with the camera crews... parts of las vegas boulevard will be closed for filming week... tuesday nights road closure closed from flamingo to a.m. still, the nevada

job it is to get las vegas on the silver screen thinks the traffic and the headaches are well worth it... " it creates jobs, it creates economic development for local vendors local businesses, and it creates exposure on the big and the small screen." filming for the bourne movie even revived the riviera, at least for little. while las vegas is the spotlight for big movies like rainman and the hangover, even more filming has the last few years. issued in 2014 alone, and that number is steadily increasing. so i think more than just the number of permits themselves, its really the trend and the upward trend that were seeing that were very excited about." filming permits are filed through the city of las vegas and clark county, and with new things always coming to the city, the nevada film office thinks we'll keep seeing vegas on the big screen for years to come. " if you see las vegas in a film 20 years ago, and you see las vegas in a film now, it is a totally different place than it used to be. and that

keep the film productions to year after year.and thats why were seeing the number of permits ultimately issued." the nevada film office told me that while the las vegas boulevard is one of the most the world, seeing las vegas on the big screen only helps tourism, not to these big productions spend while theyre in the city... live, miguel martinez-valle, fox5 news local. las vegas. anyone with anyone with photos or vidoes

"at fox 5 " or share using the hashtag "bourne on more" a woman could be man wearing scene of a serious crash this morning. this happened just before six-30, at the tenaya way. least three cars involved in the crash. police haven't said what caused this crash, or if anyone was hurt. and in another morning, a car and collided at boulevard. this happened before six a-m. you can see both the motorcycle and the car were severly damaged... and parts from both vehicles were scattered in the road. police did not say if there were any serious injuries in this crash. a school bus caught fire early this morning... luckily, no students were onboard. check out this video sent to us on "fox5 report it" from viewer dina. the school district says this happened around seven-35, near fort apache and blue diamond. a garbage truck driver noticed flames under the bus and told the

the driver got off the bus safely, and the cause of the fire is under investigation. the city of las vegas is offering a new ordinance... to encourage people to keep using solar power. this comes after the public utilities commission cut subsidies for solar customers. the city plans to get a bond, and interested homeowners can borrow from it to put solar panals on their homes. they'll pay the loan back in property taxes, which will come out to an extra 800 dollars a year for 20 years. mayor pro-tem steve ross called the p-u-c's decision a poor one. ""what are we trying to tell the world? that we dont care about solar? " "we were just beginning to make tremendous progress developing our clean energy economy when the public utilities commission stopped us dead in our tracks." the city of las vegas says it will start with a committee of energy experts to write the new ordinance. they're encouraging other cities to follow suit. your retirement accounts are likely way lower now than just a few weeks ago.. the stock market moving in the

number of factors... so what does that mean for your retirement? fox five's live in studio to happening. this is a chart of over the last overall we were right now.. down before just last summer and experts say don't panic. all this red means the stock market now... and while it may seem like the last week was the worst we've seen in years. hugh anderson the managing director for hightower .. a financial service firm, says it's part of a trend.. hugh anderson/managing director for hightower the average stock was down over 20 percent last year so this process started many many months ago anderson says the market is concerned over a number of things including the slowdown in china... and while the american economy is doing okay- it's not great.. hugh anderson/managing director for

week's decline usually the market is concerned about what it doesn't know. that could mean anything from a a country loans.. but at this stage in the market volatility cycle- anderson says do not panic.. that won't serve you.. the best thing you can probably do is do nothing. if in fact you have high quality people with 401ks their firms have done a lot of due diligence on investment options they have those are high quality investments. he says expect the first half of this year to be more volatile.. and when the dust settles that's when you'll he says expect the first half of this year to be more volatile.. and when the dust settles that's when you'll want to make adjustments.. then it's time to look at the potfolio they have whether it's their 401k or whatever and make any necessary adjustments that put them back in position for their long term plan. anderson says unlike your bank account don't check the market everyday.. leave that to the experts.. as an example- you don't look at your home value every single day.. so why would you do that with your other investments.. the most successful investors are those who have a plan to start with, buy

them work. and try to ignore the interim wiggles of day to day week to week month to month. last summer when we the market swooned.. it happened in just weeks... but we bounced back and recovered by october. we are getting to that same point- the question now is- how long will it last and how low will it go. on another finance note- go banking rates dot com listed nevada numbber six in the nation for living paycheck to paycheck. it said despite no state income tax- residents made the list becuase of a whopping 32 percent of each paycheck going to housing- and another 23 percent for trortation. hawaii came in first on the list followed by california. two nevada politicians announce who they plan to endorse for president. nevada democratic congressional candidate and former assemblywoman lucy flores will support bernie sanders. she says she agrees with his

offer free college tuition. her rival for congress, state senator ruben kihuen, says he's endorsing hillary clinton. former president bill clinton will be in town thursday... to rally support for his wife hillary clinton's presidential run. he'll speak at advanced technologies academy at seven- 15 p-m. doors open at 6- 30. we have information on how to r-s-v-p on the home page of our website, fox5 vegas dot com. last month's deadly strip crash is a tragedy first responders will never forget. "you never are prepared to see what we saw, however we do train on a daily basis and that's really what we're there to do " how the city honored the first responders... as they share their stories of the crash. there's a new option for people looking for a workout during their commute. how bike sharing works, and when

on december 20th, a driver plowed over crowds of pedestrians on las vegas boulevard in front of the paris hotel. one woman was killed, dozens hospitalized with serious injuries. the deadly crash made national headlines and shut down the las vegas strip. first responders arrived to a chaotic scene, with injured tourists everywhere. tonight for the first time, we're hearing from those first responders, who were honored for their quick actions. emergency responders helped dozens of people hurt on the strip when a car jumped the sidewalk and plowed through the crowds. in the minutes following the crash, those first responders didn't know exactly what happened, but did know something had to be done. "it seemed like a typical night, a typical response, when we got on scene we got those notes almost simoutainously that this could have been a shooting. our crew knows we have to get to work and that's really what we're there to do and immeidatly they jumped into action and began taking care of

"you never are prepared to see what we saw, however we do train on a daily basis and that's really what we're there to do to make sure we're ready at a moment's notice." "i am very very proud of the men and women of the clark county fire department, and the police department tuesday the clark county commission honored those firefighters, police officers, and university medical center staff who treated the nearly forty people hurt in the crash... " a lot of head injuries, broken ribs, chest injuries, broken legs, broken arms." and tried to save jessica valenzuela's life. valenzuela died from her injuries. the crime scene stretched down las vegas boulevard, so crews worked to contain the scene and help the injured. "there was a bit of chaos there, we had a lot of people waving us in, security was already trying to take care of people already injured, but reports just continously rolled in about what possible injuries there were and not only that but it was spread over about a quarter mile so there was some length between

well." we do trauma 24 hours a day 7 days a week, christmas, new years, holidays, it doesn't matter, we're there." lakeisha holloway is accused of intentionally causing that crash. she's charged with murder, child endangerment, and felony hit and run. holloway is due back in court tomorrow. now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty shower chances decrease overnight and leave us by early wednesday. we'll have partly degrees for wednesday. we stay in the low 60s through saturday with a drop down to the upper 50s on sunday. we will turn overcast for the weekend. it is still too early to make a call on wouldn't be develop a slight chance. southwest

be with us for both saturday and sunday. shower chances decrease overnight and leave us by early wednesday. we'll have partly cloudy skies and 60 degrees for wednesday. we stay in the low 60s through saturday with a drop down to the upper 50s on sunday. we will turn overcast for the weekend. it is still too early to make a call on showers, but wouldn't be surprised if we did develop a slight chance. southwest gusts to 25 mph will

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ikea is looking for 300 people to work in sales, customer service, and interior design. it also needs food service workers for the store's restaurant. ikea is being built right off 215 and durango. it opens up this summer. there's a lot of exciting openings this year. plenty of restaurants like wahlburgers, chick-fil-a, and will bring their popular dishes to the valley. "speed vegas", a 100 acre complex, will open this spring. and of course, the t-mobile arena will welcome crowds in april. las vegas is going a bit greener... when bike-sharing comes to our city. the first bike- sharing system will start this year in the downtown area. it's called "b- cycle", and it provides 180 bikes to riders... who use it for a short amount of time before checking it in a station. b-cycle's president says las vegas is a great city for the service, and it will give more transportation options for people downtown. b-cycle already operates in dozens of other cities.

number of people coming down with the flu. this is according to a walgreens report. doctors say it's definitely not too late to protect yourself. " you can't really miss your chance, until february or march, so getting a flu shot now is still protective, we're just beginning to see activity go up for 2 influenza (52). " sunrise hospital's chief medical officer jeffrey murawsky says flu season is starting right now in southern nevada. he says the flu shot provides some coverage a few days after you get it... and full coverage in a week. if you get the flu it's important to stay home until your fever passes. chipotle is sharing some of the new rules it will have for its employees... after dozens of people came down with e-coli and norovirus at its restaurants. all of the chipotle restaurants will close on february 8th to discuss health changes. the restaurant will start offering paid sick leave... so employees who are ill don't come to work. chipotle also has new standards on food prep and handling...

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