the mountains edge area. that's where we find fox5's cyndi lundeberg. she joins us now with the latest on this investigation. police do not expect to leave the scene anytime soon... they tell me theyre currently trying to figure out what lead up to the deadly fight.. they also added they arent ruling out criminal charges... lt .dan mcgrath metro police dept.-- its hard to understand how this happened a father stabbed...a son shot to death in a southwest community.... nate muzu- we saw like 15 fire trucks coming and they were coming very fast police tell fox 5 just before 4 pm friday a fight broke out in this home on keifer valley street between a father...and his 19 year old son or step son... the teen reportedly stabbed his dad... the dad then shot and killed him. lt .dan mcgrath metro police dept.-- the family is extremely upset right now i dont know if you could hear them crying down the street the 40 year old was stabbed four times... he is in stable at umc. metro says theyre

conducting interviews with the 6 or 7 people who were inside the home at the time... some of the youngest witnesses were 13 years old. lt .dan mcgrath metro police dept.-- i dont know if there is a prior history the family indicated it was a bad relationship those who live nearby gathered at the scene....but most were too shaken up to be interviewed... some told fox 5 off camera... this doesn't happen in their upscale neighborhood. nate muzu- this is normally a quiet neighborhood kids usually playing in the street closed captioning will resume metro police interviewed the father at umc and say they are not ruling out criminal charges. an update to

investigation... metro police announced the name of the suspect wanted in a shooting. police are looking for 56- year-old "fuyan liao"... who they say goes by other names. there isn't a picture available at this time of liao. metro says liao got in a fight with two victims around two yesterday morning, and shot at both of them. one man was fatally injured, the other was able to escape. liao was seen driving off in a white 2009 infiniti s-u-v with nevada license plate 7-1- 2-a-t-z. metro police are trying to find several suspects they say are forcibly getting into homes, and pistol-whipping homeowners. " if i were able to talk to these individuals right now, i'd say turn yourselves in. the last thing we want to do is see these crimes furthered, see more people victimized " metro says both cases happened in january on the eastern side of the valley. one was at desert inn and theme road... the other was at vegas valley drive and cabana drive. both are near nellis boulevard.

suspects knocked at the door, then broke in the homes. in one case, a victim suffered a brain bleed after getting pistol- whipped. the suspects ransacked the homes and took off in the victims' cars. metro reminds everyone you don't have to answer the door... but don't be scared to let people know you are home. if you have information on any of these crimes tonight, call crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. for the second time this week... a fatal crash may have happened because the driver suffered a emergency. metro says today's crash was afternoon, on harmon. 2000 chrysler town and country ran off the side of the road, and onto a sidewalk. a witness noticed the driver having a medical episode, and called 9-1-1. metro says the 61-year-old man died at spring valley hospital. on wednesday, police say another driver suffered a medical episode, before crashing into a pole at cheyenne and buffalo. clark county has through a teacher shortage,

help combat it, governor brian sandoval is calling the situation an emergency... fox5's miguel martinez-valle tells us how this could help the county land more teachers last year alone clark county turned away 400 would be teachers because they didnt have a nevada teaching license, with around 709 teaching spots empty in the county, those are full time educators the county could use. " for us this is actually a big game changer, right now we have in the pipeline that we might have otherwise needed to turn away." now that the teacher shortage has been declared clark county classrooms could see new teachers later... " we will be able to process those people next week and we will be able to hire those people." last year 400 potential teachers were turned away for not having nevada teaching licenses... governor brian sandoval's declaration makes it so teachers with licenses in

teach fulltime. this in hopes of getting more permanent teachers into schools. "a lot of students here are being taught by substitute teachers, and you know we do need permanent teachers here in nevada." the teachers will be given a one year period to complete their nevada licensing requirments from the time they start teaching. there are 709 teaching jobs unfilled in the valley, community members hope the governor's move helps ease the workload current teachers are facing... " the classrooms are so over- burdened at this point. i spoke to a teacher the other day they have classrooms of 40 or 50 kids to one teacher, how are kids going to learn in that enviorment how are we going to sustain teachers." the school districts hoping the governors move, along with the recent contract agreement between the district and the teachers union is going to lead to big changes for clark county schools. " the goal is to get such a significant pipeline, that we can afford to be pickier and pickier and pickier and get better quality better quality better quality" clark county

about 75 percent of all nevadan children. theyre saying these changes will not affect the quality of education students are getting c-c-s-d has several options for locals who are interested in teaching, but don't have an education degree. the district's "alternative routes to licensure" program is accepting new candidates. you need to have a bachelor's degree and a minimum two- point-seven five g-p-a. candidates should have successful employment history and pass the praxis exams. if you are accepted, you'll take part in a training program. candidates who pass the training apply for conditional teaching licenses, and complete additional training over three years. we have more information on becoming a teacher on the home page of our website, fox5 vegas dot com. more than 300 thousand visitors are choosing las vegas, as the place where they'll cheer on

weekend. those fans mean big bucks for las vegas. the l-v-c-v-a says they'll spend 124 million dollars on food, entertainment, and betting. football fans are packing sportsbooks to become part of the super bowl action. it's the broncos' 8th appearance in the super bowl... the panthers only made it to the championships once before 12 years ago. at the westgate, the panthers are a six point favorite over the broncos. " : most of the money has been on the panthers in fact 80-85 percent of the tickets have been on carolina and thats very typical as the general public supports the favorite. " and over at the cosmopolitan... the sport book is back open after a renovation, just in time for super bowl 50. they're expecting thousands of people to stop by during the game. for those looking for a place to party during the game, the downtown las vegas events center will host its first ever "big game bash". "super bowl and vegas go together. when you get to see something like super bowl, such a big game, all the gambling that happens, this is

pop culture. " a massive 20 thousand square foot tent will be turned into a sports center on super bowl sunday. there will be stadium-style food and drink specials. fans can watch the game on giant high-def t-v screens. the events center is on the corner of carson and fremont street experience. clinton is back in second time in his wife. he's hoping to win over more votors to the clinton campaign, right before our state's caucus. bill clinton spoke to a crowd of about 400 people at a united brotherhood of carpenters meeting. he focused on president obama's state of union and what the clinton campaign is trying to do to improve the middle class. "the task of this election is to maximize the potential to maximize empowerment maximize opportunities and to minimize the perils of 21s century so everyone can walk through future of that door

together (claps)." clinton will be sticking around tomorrow morning, he's campaign event in pahrump at manse school. hillary clinton is releasing her first t-v and radio ads in spanish here before the in the ad similair to the one you see here, a narrator says clinton stands by hispanics on it also focuses on her efforts to expand education. counting on heavy support from the hispanic community to help her defeat bernie sanders. the democratic caucus is saturday, february 20th. and the republican caucus is tuesday, february 23rd. the runnin' rebels are getting ready to face fresno state. and they're going into this game a player short. "a runnin rebel is kicked off the squad as the team prepares for an important road game. i'm kevin bolinger with the team in fresno. we have all the details straight ahead. "

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it's been a challenging year for unlv's runnin' rebels. and now... the team is down a player. fox5's kevin bolinger explains what happened... and what's next for the team in fresno. on friday afternoon unlv dismissed point guard dequan cook from the

suspended for the non conference schedule after a his reinstatement he appeared in only two games and limited minutes. in the last two weeks he has reportedly trips and was kicked out of practice thursday by head coach another distraction as unlv gets ready for an important road game. looking to settle the score here in fresno. in the first conference game of the season, rallied to stun the thomas and mack crowd and send the team into a mini tail spin. unlv shot only 33 percent for the game and turned the ball over 21 times seeming to lose focus on both ends of the floor including not blocking out and allowing a tip in late to seal their fate. todd simon/unlv interim head coach we have to rebound, that's a huge area. fresno is an old physical team with a wealth of experience, especially with our size being a concern going forward because our ability to run

our ability to rebound. expect fresno to try and push the rebels buttons again. rodney terry/fresno state head coach: we use alot of token pressure at times to try and take time off the clock as opposed to being all over the place and trying to get a steal. we're trying to take some time before teams come down and try to initiate their offense. this is not the same unlv team that fresno saw a few weeks ago - without ben carter the rebels are going small....at time playing four guards with center stephen zimmerman it's a little unique for other teams to prepare for us again because we're a little different but it's also unique for us because we're preparing for the same teams with a different lineup the rebels have to make sure dwayne morgan doesn't get in foul trouble again to give them some size on the floor. that's their best shot of picking up a win. we'll see how the team responds. tip off is set for 4:00 atthe save mart center and

highlights and post game reaction on fox 5 news at ten. with the runnin' rebels in fresno, kevin bolinger, fox 5 news, local las vegas. don't forget to cap your super bowl sunday night with the rebzone at 11. interim head coach todd simon will join kevin to break down the runnin rebels and football coach tony sanchez will talk about the recruiting class. a broncos linebacker got his start right here in las vegas. and now, former and current cimarron memorial high school students can't wait to see how he does in the super bowl. brandon marshall graduated from cimarron back in 2007. he played football for u-n-r, and was a fifth- round pick in the 2012 n-f-l draft. marshall started off with the jacksonville jaguars, and joined the broncos in 2013. we talked to cimarron's varsity coach shane kanie about marshall. he knows a lot about him... since the two played together on the same team back in high school. "these young guys, they see his picture

fame, little cut that, and they're actually made it." and they look at me because they know my history and ask good?" and i say "yes, he lived up to kanie says marshall has come back to cimarron to meet the high school players. second super bowl appearance. u-f-c fighters are taking part in a brain health study. researchers want to see how head trauma and what athletes can do to protect themselves. " obviously we try to make sport safe as possible. but you know there is level of danger lets not hide from that. lets look and see what can be done how risky is this and what we can do about it to make it as safe as it can be. " u-f-c is teaming up with the lou ruvo center for brain health for the next five years. researchers will follow the careers of different fighters, and give them free assessment on their brain health. more than six

athletes are involved. now fox5 weather 24..7. with chief meteorologist ted pretty we'll still see overnights in the upper-30s, but warmer highs with us through the weekend and through next week. the average high is 61 for the weekend, we'll see 60 on saturday, 65 on sunday. through next week we'll have upper 60s on monday, then around 70 degrees tuesday through friday. overnight lows increase to the mid and upper 40s. we'll still see overnights in the upper-30s, but warmer highs with us through the

through next week. the average high is 61 for the weekend, we'll see 60 on saturday, 65 on sunday. through next week we'll have upper 60s on monday, then around 70 degrees tuesday through friday. overnight lows increase to the mid and upper 40s. we'll still see overnights in the upper-30s, but warmer highs with us through the weekend and through next week. the average high is 61 for the weekend, we'll see 60 on saturday, 65 on sunday. through

monday, then around 70 degrees tuesday through friday. overnight lows increase to the mid and upper 40s. closed captioning

the zika virus epidemic is now critical health concern... blood supply. what the new blood donors who places where the virus is spreading. funeral... the messages the government... as they said goodbye to the

mourners gathered in kanab utah, to pay their respects to the rancher killed in a standoff with the f-b-i last week in oregon. people brought signs with the message "murdered by the f-b-i"... and wrote on trucks "by dang i'm mad". lavoy finicum's death has befome a symbol for those against the federal oversight of public lands. the f-b-i says finicum was reaching for a weapon, when he was shot during the standoff. the other protestors were arrested. four occupiers are still at the are still at the refuge. could have an donations in the united states. united blood services is asking potential donors who have traveled to the carribean, mexico, or central america to not donate blood for

zika virus could be submitted by transfusion, and there's no test to screen donors. the restriction is expected to reduce the number of eligible donors in the u-s by about two percent. the southern nevada office asks people who aren't affected to still donate blood... we're in the middle of cold and flu season... and regular donors might be too sick to donate blood. it turns out, the riviera wasn't imploded during the bourne movie filming. but it did take a the bourne movie filming. but it did take a pretty impressive hit. we'll show you the scene we can't wait to see in the movie theaters later this year! lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth.

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check out the "welcome to fabulous las vegas sign"... decked out in red lights! the light is red tonight to raise awareness for too many women suffering from heart disease. there's events planned throughout the month for people to get their hearts checked. congratulations, you made it to friday! let's check out what's going on this weekend... besides the super bowl! the springs preserve is hosting its third annual mardi gras vegas event. it's tomorrow from twelve to six. there will be new orleans music and food, and guests can enter a mardi gras-themed

taking on stephen thompson during u-f-c fight night tomorrow. the fight is at m- g-m garden arena, with prelims at five p-m. ex-division kingpin hendricks will fight kickboxing champ thompson in the welterweight division. tickets are still for sale, starting at 100 dollars. and come join us before the super bowl! fox5 and our take 5 to care partners are teaming up with goodie two shoes for the big game 10k run festival. run or walk with us sunday- february 7th in downtown las vegas. registration includes entrance to health expos, a tailgate and a big game viewing party. to register, visit fox5 vegas.com and click on take 5 to care. we finally found out the role the riviera is playing, in the latest bourne movie.

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