live with the latest from police metro police say a man and a teenage girl were shot and are in critical condition... they have reason to believe those involved knew each other and this was not random. crime scene tape cordons off homes in a gated summerlin community for hours... around 4:40 wednesday morning there was a shooting inside a home on garden glen way.. officers arrived to find two victims suffering gunshot wounds... they were rushed to umc. detectives started processing the scene and worked afternoon... officer michael 23:41 our detectives additional evidence looking for additional to this crime. taken off by the time officers arrived.. a gun was found lying in the grass in street... this gun was crime.. one neighbor walking her dogs through the park during the day says her crime alerts show her home invasions are up in the area... unrike weding /lives nearby 5:47 its so scary its such a nice neighborhood you know everyone

6:23 its awful home invasions are getting more and more but police wanted to assure the public this wasn't random... metro police michael rodriguez officer 24:48 neighborsin the area should feel comforted in that fact that we don't have somebody randomly going out and targeting residents in the middle of the night one neighbor who lives inside the gated community said that house seemed to cause some trouble in there before this... bevothi thi/neighbor 33:31 neighbor say a lot of people in and out of that house she said crime has gone up in the area in the past few years.. someone even broke into her home.. but still she's never seen anything like this. there are at least two suspects out there tonight.. police wouldn't give a description- likely because they know who they are.. but were working to find out more about the relationships. it's unclear if they took off in a car or on foot but if you saw anything suspicious after 4:40 thsi morning while out and about you're urged to call metro police or crimestoppers right away. reporting live ew ffn llv.

clark county assessor property records... the home is owned by janeen hinden- and the hinden family trust- and was christmas eve. luxor hotel guests are now allowed back into their rooms after a suspicious substance evacuation this afternoon. they were asked to leave after room service discovered the suspicious substance..which was found not to pose a threat. fox 5's ophelia young is in front of the hotel and ophelia - were told it was a liquid. right but police wont tell us what the liquid was or what else was found in that room. all we know is they've deemed it non-hazardous. here in front of the hotel - valet is still shut down as firetrucks stand by in case anything happens. so the scene is not completely clear yet - but yes three floors that were evacuated - the

reopened for guests who four about 4 hours this afternoon - were asked to stay out for their own safety. for the meantime - im told luxor is saying sorry to evacuated guests with free exhibit and spa passes. guests i've spoken with says it wasnt the hotels fault and there was plenty to do here on the strip anyway.

metro says they will let us know - if this turns into a criminal investigation. police in north las vegas need your help tonight finding a missing and endangered man. 50 year old thomas branklin was last seen on when he dropped his wife off near mlk and carey. branklin's family says he suffers from seizures and needs his medication. he's described as being 6-foot-one and around 160 pounds. he was wearing a long sleeve blue shirt and blue jeans. branklin was driving a silver mercedes with nevada plates. if you think you have seen this man ... call north las vegas police. two people are to to save a woman heavy smoke could be seen town coming from

washington and rancho. when firefighters arrived just before nine they found thick black smoke and flames coming through they located a woman who they of good samaritans. "a passerby was house and says he saw really black smoke coming out of the house, turned around and said he saw a lady sitting in a chair in a back yard inindated with smoke. him and another gentleman lifted her over the cyclone fence and brought her out to the street and he says about that time flames started coming out the windows." the woman was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. she told firefighters that she woke up to smoke. at six, what she told firefighters she did last night that may have contributed to the fire. a dog died in a fire that started in a backyard shed. clark county firefighters were called to this mobile home near christy and lake mead at around

shed behind the home was on fire-- and quickly put it the people inside out safely-- but their home did suffer some damage... and their survive. the cause of the investigation. an investigation following the death of a two- year-old girl... in a hit-and-run crash over the weekend. at the scene measurements. police impounded a white van yesterday.... that matched a description of the off - and have driver. so far - no arrests have been made - and and forensic tests are being conducted to determine if it's the same van that struck the girl. the driver has not but is said to be cooperating with police. were also seen taking measurements yesterday - where the crash took place. talking with determine how evelyn green was killed sunday evening outside her home near lake mead and pecos. if you have any information that could help police... call

a local 5th grader is honored during a lunch assembly today... after saving his friend who was choking. two weeks ago gabriel wallace and his friend kyle sucalidto were eating lunch. kyle started to choke on rice... and gabriel sprung into action the hemlich it saved his life. i feel like i always really knew it or i just saw from tv me i thanked him a bunch. today... steve schorr.... the school's name sake and the clark county fire department honored gabriel with a hero award.... along with a vip pass to shark reef for the both of them. toss to weather we'll see highs in the mid-70s through

brief temperature drop for valentine's day sunday and presidents day monday. full sun with very light breezes expected in the afternoons also through the end of the week and the weekend. our next increase in clouds looks to be next tuesday and wednesday with mountain showers in the slight category. average

two more names... are dropping out of the race to the white house. coming up... who's calling it quits... and what lies ahead for those still on the campaign trail. and a scene the las vegas community is familiar with touches a small town in maryland. a police officer shot and killed eating lunch... and the history the shooter had with violence toward police. a gas pedal... brakes.... a steering wheel. the step regulators made today that could mean those items will not be essential in the car of the future. you're watching fox5 news at 5.

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we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider with prism tv from centurylink. two sheriff's deputies are shot and killed by a gunman in maryland. it began inside a panera restaurant - about 20 miles north of baltimore. that's when the sheriff says the first deputy was shot. a witness says the deputy was eating lunch at the time. the gunman was then killed in a shootout with police outside the restaurant. another deputy was hit and killed. the gunman had warrants out for his arrest in both maryland and

the sheriff says he believes the first deputy was shot - quote - because he was wearing a uniform. today's tragedy shares similarities to the shooting of two police officers here in las vegas nearly two years ago. they were attacked while eating lunch at a ci-ci's pizza the city of ferguson, missouri is facing a legal battle with the federal government. the justice department is taking the city to court - because it failed to accept an agreement improving the way police and courts treat poor people and minorities. city officials - citing the high costs - voted to amend the agreement. the tentative agreement was reached last month, after the d-o-j found ferguson police were discriminating against black citizens. ferguson's mayor says amending the agreement is not too much to ask. the field of republican presidential hopefuls is dwindling. at the same time some candidates are getting the shot in the arm their campaigns desperately need. kristin fisher has more from washington after spending more than seventy days

hampshire and only placing sixth in the granite state's primary new jersey governor chris christie says he's out. carly fiorina is also throwing in the towel after a close to last place finish in new hampshire. meanwhile ohio governor john kasich is enjoying his wave of popularity after coming in second. not wasting any time kasich arrived in south carolina early this morning and spent the day meeting with constituents touting his desire to run a positive campaign. kasich says: "when people go negative it's because they've got something they're not doing right to connect and i'd rather be connecting and being positive." former florida governor jeb bush is still hanging on telling voters they've pushed the pause button. today he unveiled an ad in south carolina featuring his brother. nat of bush ad: "there is no doubt in my mind that jeb bush will be a great commander in chief for our country." taking the blame for his fifth place finish senator marco rubio is admitting his showing at saturday's debate took some wind out of his sail but the freshman senator says he's moving forward. rubio says:"here's the good news, we've got a game coming up, there's a future here for this campaign and for the country, you want to know what

me." on the other side of the aisle, after crushing hillary clinton in the primary, senator bernie sanders spent the morning having breakfast with reverend al sharpton. sharpton says: "i think it is very important that he sent the signal that on the morning after a historic victory...he would come to harlem and have breakfast with me." fisher says (on-cam tag): "sanders and clinton will square off tomorrow night in what's expected to be a pivotal debate in light of sanders win. in washington, kristin fisher, fox news." bernie sanders and hillary clinton will take part in a town hall event in las vegas on february 18- th... two days before the nevada democratic party caucus. a location has not yet been announced. a journey into space..... for the u-s military. "5,4,3,2,1... liftoff" the united launch alliance says this rocket is on a mission in support of national defense. delta-four lifted

from the vandenberg air force base in california. the rocket is carrying a payload for the national reconnaissance office - one of the country's intelligence agencies. this is the u-l-a's second launch this year - and its 105-th successful launch since the company was formed in december 2006. today - the united states got one step closer to a true driverless car. regulators have long insisted the vehicles still need an actual driver - someone who can take control by grabbing the steering wheel and slamming on the brakes. this week - regulators gave google the go- ahead to build a car without any of that. no steering wheel. no accelerator. no brakes. states can still pass laws that require vehicles to have those things - but federal regulators have opened the way for - perhaps - faster development of truly driverless cars. google for years has been telling safety regulators that its self- driving cars are safer than cars driven by humans. they are still

actually going on sale. hawaii's big wave surf competition has been called off - because the waves are too small. the "quicksilver" competition was last held six years ago - when swells met organizers' strict minimums. the swell approaching the islands this week is being fueled by ongoing el nino conditions...but the required 40- foot-tall waves failed to materialize by this morning. the event began in 1984... but there have only been eight times conditions have been ripe for the competition. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we'll see highs in the mid-70s through saturday with a brief temperature drop for valentine's day sunday and presidents day monday. full sun with very light breezes expected in the afternoons also through the end of the week and the weekend. our next increase in clouds

mountain showers category. average high is 62 degrees. we'll see highs in the mid-70s through brief temperature day sunday and presidents day monday. full sun with very light the afternoons also the week and the weekend. our next increase in clouds looks to be next tuesday and wednesday with

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you can't have an awards show without rolling out the red carpet.... but there's another occasion - where the idea is being called a bad move - in poor taste. and... is there anything wrong with this prom dress? why a student says her school's restrictions on

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school student claims a new prom dress code unfairly targets female students. prom tickets go on sale in two weeks, but students at ceres high must first sign a prom contract agreeing to leave the prom if dressed inappropriately. leigh martinez spoke to a student who says she wants school officials to lighten up. this is the dress that almost got nada abdo kicked out of last year's prom. "you can barely see through the black, but i was still told to cover up." this is what the dress looked like on her. she says ceres high school makes students sign a "prom contract" outlining the dress code. (nada abdo, senior, ceres high school) "we've been looking online, but a lot of the dresses conflict with the

especially since i'm plus sized. i have an even more narrow set of dresses that i can choose from." abdo says, in print, the dress code seems reasonable...but the rules are more strictly enforced by the activities director. "there's an opening couldn't wear it, because she said the opening was too big." abdo says she brought her new school to get it approved, but it was says the dress code for female students is much more strict than it is for male students. ceres high school) "my parents are arab american, so my parents are already very strict. so i feel if my parents will let me where a shouldn't have any the ceres school not heard of any student complaints and that individual schools set their own dress codes. however, the district says abdo can appeal school policies with the district's child welfare coordinator. the school district did not directly comment on any issues with the specific dress worn last year. a move by the egyptian government - has critics seeing red. take a look at this two-and-a-half-

it was rolled out for egypt's president - to inaugurate a low- income housing complex. his speech at the event focused on tightening the austerity belt. social media posts have been brutal in pointing out the irony. an egyptian human rights lawyer did the math - estimating the carpet cost roughly 200- thousand dollars. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. a popular resort on the strip... evacuated! we'll hear from a guest at the luxor

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live from las vegas. your only choice for live local news right now. with emmy award winner john huck. christine maddela. and weather 24/7 with chief meteoroligist ted pretty. this is fox5 news at 5:30. local las vegas. thanks for joining us for your only local news at 5:30. let's get you up to date with the latest local headlines. things are getting back to normal at the luxor after three hotel floors were evacuated. it was because of a suspicious substance that turned out not to pose a threat. fox 5's ophelia young is in front of the hotel and ophelia - we're told that substance was a liquid.