broncos were going to win out right. sports books like the westgate superbook were filled with super fans on sunday..hoping wishing and waiting that their team would make it in to superbowl 50. nats in the afc championship the broncos beat out the patriots who were a three point favorite going into the match. superbook vice president jay kornegay is a denver native and says the win benefits him two- fold. jay kornegay: majority of the tickets and majority of the money came in on new england. believe me the books really needed the broncos this first game. knocked out a lot of parlays going to the second game and the second game it doesn't really matter. kornegay said that about six of every seven superbook bettor that wagered on the afc game put their money on the patriots. many of them left the sportsbook with their wallet a little lighter. jason liberato, patriots: it's sad but theres always next year. and we're the patriots. cant say we're not winners. well they weren't this time around and neither were the cardinals. ath: how are you feeling? christina hayden, cardinals fan from glendale az: "i mean right now? do you see the score? not so good" that was about three quarters into the nfc championship game against carolina. in the end - the panthers who

favorite - advanced to the superbowl. foster bryson, panthers fan from chapel hill nc: i feel great i feel great. i think we got the best team in the nfl. ive been saying that since last year and now everyone is seeing it. so i feel great. now the waiting game is on until february seventh. the westgate says their expecting thousands for superbowl weekend and will have about 400 proposition on the board for the final championship game. and for those of you looking to get in on the fun the west gate recently launched a mobile app that allows you to place bets on all your favorite sports. but you must be 21 or oolder and a member of the westgate. the westgate recently spent $13 milion in rennovations to their facility and are expecting even larger crowds for the big game. a medical marijuana dispensary looks to hire hundreds of employees by the end of this year. "blum las vegas" hosts a job fair at the palms resort and casino. there are full and part time openings up for grabs...

managers... and patient services associates. the company is looking for those who have a passion and knowledge for medical cannabis. jobseekers should also have good customer service skills to help patients choose the right medicine. "we're here to benefit patient. theres huge va community here in nevada. really wanting to reach out to vets who need help and everyone else with medical issues that can benefit from using medical marijuana." employees must be 21 or older and have a working medical marijuana card. metro police will complete background checks. for those who missed today's hiring event -- you can still send your resume to "blum las vegas" by email. they hope to be open by march first. metro police need help identifying a suspect accused of pointing a gun at several people on the strip... and setting off an officer involved shooting. here's a picture of the man arrested friday night. he's only known as "john doe". police say he was aiming a gun at

walking in and out of traffic. an officer confronted him in front of the bellagio. police say the man did not obey commands to surrender. an officer fired at the suspect but missed. a bystander was grazed in the leg. he's in good condition after being treated at u-m-c. another man's clothing was hit... but he was not hurt. the suspect was arrested for several felony charges. this is the first officer-involved shooting of the year. anyone who knows this man or has information on him should call police or crimestoppers at 7-0-2-3-8-5-55-55. a motorcyclist is killed in a crash with a semi-truck and car. it happened around 11-30 today on the i-15 and valley of fire highway near moapa. that's about 45 minutes outside las vegas. nevada highway patrol says the motorcycle rider rear-ended a semi. a mazda was in the other lane next to the semi. troopers have not said how that vehicle was involved. witnesses told them two motorcycles had been racing.

released the cause of the crash. a vacant apartment building used by squatters catches on fire. it happened around 8-30 this morning near sahara and industrial. people living in the area say they heard an explosion before seeing heavy smoke. firefighters were able to control the flames in thirty minutes. las vegas fire and rescue says it started downstairs. a medical oxygen bottle exploded... and the fire spread through the electrical wires. no one was hurt. the estimated cost of damage is 150-thousand dollars. two other vacant buildings in the same area caught on fire last november. those apartment units were also being used by squatters. it's been a warmer sunday than usual... with some winds moving in. les is here with his first look at weather. a couple of fast moving systems will continue to affect our weather the

will see more clouds as the next wave moves in. the accompanying cold front will bring breezy conditions and cool temperatures for the start of the week. a ridge then starts to build which will push our temperatures into the upper 60's by the second half of the week. "united blood services" is "united blood services" is stepping in to help those affected by a massive winter storm on the east coast.

happening around the valley this week. today -- they're was one at galleria mall. it's to prevent any shortages for blood banks hardest hit by the storm. blood use spikes as treatment and surgeries are put on hold or rescheduled. it helps cancer patients... babies... and burn victims. "united blood services" asks that donors give to help fill the gap. you must be 17 years old... weight at least 110 pounds... and in good health. "we also need to supply our local hospitals here. so with one donation you can save up to three patients lives. you are making a difference." "were asking people to take one hour out of day to come down and donate." there are donor centers around the valley. you can find "united blood services" locations on charleston... craig... and sunset. you can make an appointment... but walk ins are always welcome. a new memory care community will help those in our valley with alzheimer's and dementia. the "ronald reagan memory support suites" officially opens tomorrow. it's on the corner

today -- fox five got a tour of the facility. the project was done by las ventanas of summerlin. they say this will be the only non- profit memory support community in the valley. staff will create a home-like environment between the sixteen units. "our caregivers take on best friend approach where one of things when someone moves in we ask 100 things about somebody, we get to know what makes them tick what they like. what they did in previous life. about family. so as they go through we have something we can bond with them." the facility was named after former president ronald reagan -- who was diagnosed with alzheimer's in 19-94. digging out after the storm. how folks are working to open things up in time for monday on the east coast after a powerful storm dumped several feet of snow. and how many flights were delayed or cancelled putting extra stress on travelers as a result of all the snow. plus -- it was sports galore at the las vegas

a look at the latest in sports fan merchandise... and how much cash it brings in for retailers. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 10.

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millions on the east coast scramble to dig out after a massive winter storm over the weekend. at least seventeen people were killed... thousands of flights were grounded... and traffic was shut down in several large cities. chris welch shows us the clean up being done to prepare for the work week. all along the east coast the diligent hum of digging can be heard... nats and scraping.. nats and of course plowing... crews trying to clear roads. cities like washington, baltimore and philadelphia are working to get metro, train and bus services up and running ahead of the monday morning commute. (mayor jim kenney/ (d) philadelphia) this will be a long- term plowing and cleaning operation. hundreds of people worked around the clock and they will continue to do so. in new york -- even though the travel ban has been lifted and buses and most trains are operational-- officials are still urging residents to stay off the roads. (mayor bill de blasio, new york)

try to shovel it out today. unless you have an emergency or something truly urgent, leave your car where it is. washington d-c brought in 400 extra snow removers... and canceled schools monday. the coastal flood warning has been lifted in new jersey-- where several cities were inundated with high water that caused widespread power outages. officials say the worst appears to be over... (governor chris christie/(r) news jersey) and so we've really done very well in this storm, and we have no concerns about flooding or damage from flooding any time soon. drivers in at least three states stranded for hours during the peak of the blizzard. while the storm has moved on - officials warn we're not in the clear just yet. (governor larry hogan/(r) maryland ) "it's still very dangerous and there's some, some of our highways look great, it's down to pavement and you might be cruising along at 50 mph and then you're going to hit snow and we're going to have some accidents. we're lucky with no fatalities. we want to keep it that way." in washington, i'm chris welch reporting. the winter storm put a damper on travel plans for those flying out over the weekend.

completely canceled." some airports were closed because of all the snow dumped in the east. there were flight cancellations across the country. some stranded passengers were nervous they wouldn't make it to their football games. "i'm a diehard cardinals fan. i love the cardinals to death. flying out here a little bit rough almost started to cry when i heard that recording." "we started scrambling, we would have probably even drove out here if we had to." back here in the valley -- mccarran international airport had 54 flight cancellations today... according to "flight aware" dot com. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton a couple of fast moving systems will continue to affect our weather the next few days. sunday night we will see more clouds as the next

accompanying cold front will bring breezy conditions and cool temperatures for the start of the week. a ridge then starts to build which will push our temperatures into the upper 60's by the second half of the week. continue to affect our weather the next few days. sunday night we will see more

wave moves in. the accompanying cold front will bring breezy conditions and cool temperatures for the start of the week. a ridge then starts to build which will push our temperatures into the upper 60's by the second half of the week. up next packing the mack as the runnin rebels return home after several road

wants fans to do continue to affect our weather the next few days. sunday night we will see more clouds as the next wave moves in. the accompanying cold front will bring breezy conditions and cool temperatures for the start of the week. a ridge then starts to build which will push our temperatures into the upper 60's by the

up next packing the mack as the runnin rebels return home after several road games... what the team wants fans to do at the mack this time. a police officer's response to a noise complaint goes viral. he plays a basketball game with a group of kids... instead of breaking up the game. what else he surprised the kids with during

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be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider with high-speed internet from centurylink. if you need a reason to start celebrating super bowl 50 early - i'll give you two. get a large,1-topping pizza foronly 50 cents when you order any large pizzaat regular menu price. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papajohns.com it was all things sports at the las vegas convention center. hundreds of exhibitors showed off the latest products for professional and college sport teams. it's part of the "sports licensing and tailgate show". thousands of leagues and licensors could check out

growing trends. there was apparel... home goods... footwear... and baby products. retailers say sports fan merchandise sales are around 22 billion dollars. "everyone has a passion for sports. has a passion for college or team. so its great opportunity for retailer buyers to come. and add to stores. they may be sports store focused on kind of product, or gift merchandise store bringing this in." leagues participating in the show are n-b-a properties... n-h-l... n-f-l players... and nascar the sports show runs through tuesday at the las vegas convention center. it is closed to the public. a florida police officer's actions have become viral... after he was called to a noise complaint for kids playing basketball too loud. "showing him dunking. kids say ohhhhh." "alright guys im going to go, do me a favor. obviously i have no problem

just try not to be too loud." dash-cam video shows officer bobby white playing ball with the kids... instead of breaking up the game. you can even see him getting a dunk! he promises to come back for another round... and the officer did not come empty- handed. he showed up with a basketball great! "told you i was bringing backup right? you guys ready? good game. look at these big boys i brought. you sure you can take them? shaq walks out. beep show shaw blocking guy they laugh." officer white brought back shaquille o'neal to shoot some hoops! shaq heard about the story... and wanted to surprise the kids.

basketball... it's red out at the mack this week. unlv's runnin' rebels face boise state wednesday night. you're encouraged to wear your "rebel red" to support the team. tip off is at eight p-m at the thomas and mack. up next- jailbreak.. we're learning how three inmates were able to break free from the fourth floor of their maximum security jail... and how close police are to finding them tonight. closed captioning will resume shortly a panda at the national zoo showed the fun side of all that powder.. now see how he inspired a couple of humans.. who tried to recreate the fun video.. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 10. local las vegas.

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this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. after a day of intense championship games... we now have an answer to the burning question -- who

fox5's abby theodros joins us live from the westgate sports super book with the scoop. superbowl 50 is going to be the broncos versus the panthers. ... steve markham, broncos fan from denver: i was certain. i knew i just had a feeling. that the broncos were going to win out right. sports books like the westgate superbook were filled with super fans on sunday..hoping wishing and waiting that their team would make it in to superbowl 50. nats in the afc championship the broncos beat out the patriots who were a three point favorite going into the match. superbook vice president jay kornegay is a denver native and says the win benefits him two- fold. jay kornegay: majority of the tickets and majority of the money came in on new england. believe me the books really needed the broncos this first game. knocked out a lot of parlays going to the second game and the second game it doesn't really matter. kornegay said that about six of

superbook bettor that wagered on the afc game put their money on the patriots. many of them left the sportsbook with their wallet a little lighter. jason liberato, patriots: it's sad but theres always next year. and we're the patriots. cant say we're not winners. well they weren't this time around and neither were the cardinals. ath: how are you feeling? christina hayden, cardinals fan from glendale az: "i mean right now? do you see the score? not so good" that was about three quarters into the nfc championship game against carolina. in the end - the panthers who were a slight favorite - advanced to the superbowl. foster bryson, panthers fan from chapel hill nc: i feel great i feel great. i think we got the best team in the nfl. ive been saying that since last year and now everyone is seeing it. so i feel great. now the waiting game is on until february seventh. the westgate says their expecting thousands for superbowl weekend and will have about 400 proposition on the board for the final championship game. and for those of you looking to get in on the fun the west gate recently launched a mobile app that allows you to place bets on all your favorite sports. but you must be 21

member of the westgate. the westgate recently spent $13 milion in rennovations to their facility and are expecting even larger crowds for the big game. to national headlines now... there are several leads in the manhunt for three escaped inmates in california. these three men broke out from maximum security jail in santa ana on friday. police say they crawled through a plumbing tunnel... rappelled off the roof... and cut through half inch steel bars. they also used a makeshift rope of towels and bed sheets to reach the street four stories below. the men were facing charges of murder... attempted murder... and kidnapping. "the public should expect the worst if they encounter them." police have not said if they had any outside help... but there was some type of jail incident that caused an inmate check to be delayed by an hour or more. there is a 50- thousand dollar

capture. the snow has stopped falling on the east coast... but millions are still feeling the effect of the historic storm. fox's joel waldman shows us how several cities are preparing for the work week. the big dig begins after 17.8-inches of the white stuff fell on washington ...tying the record for the 4th greatest snowfall ...more than 30- some nearby virginia suburbs... and, while some enjoyed sledding on capitol hill, the city's transit system remains shutdown until at least monday. bowser says: "today we're not asking only dc residents to dig out, but we're asking dc businesses to dig out as well.." forecasters missed the mark in new york city in a big way... when the clouds cleared, 26.8-inches of snow filled central park, tripling what was originally predicted ...2nd most for a single storm in the city's history.

imposed by the governor was lifted ... and broadway shows were given the green light to lift the curtains once again ... after being closed saturday. . de blasio says: "do not drive if you don't have to, unless it's really urgent. we want people to stay off the streets, we want people to keep cars where they're parked." from tennessee to pennsylvania, driving was treacherous ...with cars slipping and sliding ...and some not moving at all. road wrecks, shoveling and hypothermia... exposing the dark side of the storm which claimed at least 20 lives ... the accumulation on the ground ... creating an accumulation of passengers at airports across the nation ...with more than 11-thousand flights canceled. flying also turned out to be difficult for the vice president and defense secretary -- who both were diverted to florida to wait out the storm. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les

for up to date traffic alerts and conditions check fox5vegas.com under news. for up to date traffic alerts and conditions check fox5vegas.com under news. a couple of fast moving systems will continue to affect our weather the next few days. sunday night we will see more clouds as the next wave moves in. the accompanying cold

breezy conditions and cool temperatures for the start of the week. a ridge then starts to build which will push our temperatures into the upper 60's by the second half of the week. closed captioning

continue to affect our weather the next few days. sunday night we will see more clouds as the next wave moves in. the accompanying cold front will bring breezy conditions and cool temperatures for the start of the week. a ridge then starts to build which will push our temperatures into the upper 60's by the second half of the

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it was a busy coming up -- you saw a panda frolic in the snow during a winter storm... but now he's got some competition. how some humans tried to recreate the video. many of us there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks

my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it.

around in the snow... and he was loving every second of it! this guy lives at washington d-c's smithsonian national zoo... but now some

spotlight. this is a video posted today of a jeffrey perez dressed in a panda suit... trying to recreate that adorable video. he challenged the panda from the national zoo to a snow battle. snow battle. tonight -- on fox five sports plus.... it's the brady- manning bowl -- possibly -- for the very last time! who would reign supreme in the a- f-c? plus... the panthers and

would the cards soar to victory.... or would they catch a case of cat-scratch fever? and... the las vegas sun's -- ray brewer -- joins us... ... with a look at a special new sports awards ceremony, unlike any we've seen here in the valley. all that and more on fox five sports plus, right now! fox5 sports plus, presented by these southern nevada nissan dealers welcome to fox five sports plus! it's one of the most celebrated days on the american sports calendar -- championship sunday in the n-f-l. thie early game featured peyton manning and tom brady -- squaring off for -- what could very well be -- the last time of their legendary careers. the first game of the day lived up to its billing... ...as the pats and broncos fought it out to decide who would represent the a-f-c in super bowl 50. peyton manning and tom brady -- two of the best to ever do it. and neither was backing down today. in the first quarter, no score