will be arrested." federal agents moved in and surrounded them at the malheur national wildlife refuge wednesday night... a heated telephone call with f-b-i negotiators eventually followed. casey: "we heard all 4 were safe." casey: "very relieved. we never wanted bloodshed. we're glad everyone is safe." they were the last holdouts from a group that originally seized the federal refuge some forty-one days ago. they were there in protest...demanding the u.s. government turn land over to locals...and release two ranchers sent to prison for setting fires on federal land. meantime, cliven bundy was arrested on separate federal conspiracy and weapons charges...as he arrived on a commercial flight in portland, oregon wednesday night. case says: "just a little more police presence than normal, up here in the front of our store and on the side." reporter says: "and did you have any idea what they were doing here or what was going on?" case says: "i did not." cliven was involved in a standoff with federal authorities near his nevada ranch back in two- thousand- fourteen....over federal land use and grazing rights issues. he was recently

give up...and was reportedly traveling to the refuge. cliven's son, idaho rancher ammon bundy, had been the leader of the oregon occupation. ammon and 10 others were arrested in january. (on cam tag) the oregon occupiers are now facing charges including conspiring to impede federal officers. in burns, oregon, dan springer, fox news. the bundy family tells fox5 they believe federal agents are picking off their family one by one. fox five's cyndi lundeberg is live from bunkerville... after speaking to the family members who remain out at the bundy ranch. i asked the bundy's how they're feeling they said the mood is intense and they're upset... they tell me if cliven bundy was such a threat why did they wait two years to arrest and charge him... they say cliven was encouraged by assembly woman michele fiore to go to oregon...

the bundy ranch a few weeks ago cliven told us he would not be going to oregon..the family says that changed after talking to fiore... she wanted him to go up there and help get everyone still on the refuge out safely... right now their main concern is for cliven they say he needs medication he's not getting... closed captioning will resume momentarily there are a bunch of people that have come to watch the bundy ranch in clivens absence...

that tell me the bundy's are being harassed... and they're here to stop that... coming up tonight at six we have more from skipper speece... clivens personal body guard who was detained and injured last night by fbi agents we'll have more from him... at six. live from bundy ranch cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas the family tells fox5 cliven has not been given his one phone call from jail... but says they have spoken to his lawyer. police say a man found dead in the northwest valley... was shot and killed by the woman he was dating. catherine brewington was charged with murder with a deadly weapon. she told investigators she was the victim of domestic violence. she admitted to police on body camera video - she shot the man. then she requested an attorney. metro tells us neighbors heard three or four shots - around 7-30 last night - before officers found body in the

glen street. that's in the far west valley... near lone mountain and the 215. the man has not yet been identified. metro is asking for your help finding those responsible for at least 75 break-ins in the valley since late november they target small busineses after hours and often cause more damage than anything else. fox5's les krifaton joins us live outside one of those businesses which was hit late last year. the cops tell us they have made arrests but what they believe are the two ring leaders they are still going at it. and these guys are hitting businesses allover the valley. 9:28:20 they break in they get into the restaurant to get money for sure they couldn't find anything. at frijoles and freacas they have a sense of humor about what happened here in mid december. the owners posted a security camera video facebook

tongue and cheek narritive of what these two suspects were doing. 32:07 back in november we started seeing a rash of burglaries that restaurants. they were predominantly starting to his the northwest part of the valley. these are the two guys cops are looking for. hard to identify them since they are wearing hoodies. lt. nick farese with metro says these guys have been hitting these small businesses valleywide from north las vegas into henderson and all points in between. these businesses whether they are chain restaurants or individually owned mom and pop type establishments, they incur costs with this. just ask franciciso salas chef and co- owner at frijoles and freacas in their case about $3 or 4 thousand dollars damage.for him as a new business that was a big hit but the bigger hit was the emotional toll the break-in had on him and the staff. we got scared now there are at least two men in the restaurant at all times along with the female staff.for them it's safety in numbers.and while so far the robbers hjaven't encountered anybody inside the places they

think what would we don't want to see this escalate see any more businesses become victims and we don't want this to escalate to any crimes of violence in the case of this restaurant the robbers couldn't break the window on this door so they went around and managed to get in through the other door using a rock. police believe someone knows who these guys are and are asking you ti come forward, a hollywood star... speaking out on the importance of voting - among the latino community. "growing up, being on college campuses, nobody talks to me about what my voice meant." actress "america ferrara" urged students at rancho high school and c-s-n to get out to the presidential

she says the latino community has power and influence that should not be overlooked. today's event was presented by the "voto latino" organization. former nevada attorney general catherine cortez masto endorsed hillary clinton for president. cortez masto cited clinton's work helping women and children - including one issue she's very familiar with. "her work on human trafficking around the world, as you know this has been an issue that is near and dear to me in all the work i've done in nevada focused on paricularly anti-sex laws and helping our kids here. cortez masto is in a race of her senate. she's running against republican heck... who has yet anyone in the presidential race. that's not all. hillary clinton also picked up endorsement today - in washington. this comes as clinton faces off against bernie sanders tonight - of democratic contenders. joel waldman has more from washington.

hampshire hillary clinton getting some much needed relief today, after losing to bernie sanders by more than 20-points in the granite state. the congressional black caucus endorsing the democrat frontrunner. butterfield says: "she's ready to serve our country by occupying the highest office. we are honored to endorse hillary clinton." despite ten fewer candidates than when the race began, the roughly half-dozen remaining gop opponents are slinging mud more ferociously than before. ohio governor, john kasich, snagging an impressive second place finish in new hampshire, telling south carolina voters he's more focused on policy than put downs, kasich says: "i want to talk about the horizon. i want talk about the sun coming up." bush on the receiving end of that negativity too; from opponents who want to ensure the fourth place new hampshire finisher wilts in the palmetto state. trump says: "i've spent less money and you have people like jeb who spent more and he's at the bottom of the pack. is that what you want as a president?" marco rubio making

fact he's going on offense after falling to the middle of the pack in new hampshire. rubio says: "jeb bush has no foreign policy experience, period. and i'm an incredible admirer of him and his family. i thank god that george w. bush was president of the united states instead of al gore on september 11, 2001." waldman says (on- cam tag): "and the circle of insults don't stop there ...a top aide to ted cruz calling trump's run a "seinfeld" candidacy, saying it's all about nothing. in washington, joel waldman, fox news." toss to weather we expect to match a high temperature record on friday with 75 degrees. that record was set

sunny skies with a high of 75 on saturday, then 72 with north breezes 10-15 mph on valentine's day sunday. on presidents' day monday, we'll expect a high of 74 degrees with lighter north breezes. the next weather changer for us will be wednesday and thursday with southwest gusts to 25 mph and highs for those days at 74 and 71 with mountain shower chances. a new discovery... sounds like a concept from a science fiction movie. coming up... how albert einstein may have been proven correct... about a far-

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they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. nevada's education savings account is making waves across the state. fox 5's abby theodros explored the school choice

us why there's such a stark divide among supporters and opponents. here is a preview of her special report airing tonight. everyone wants the best education for their child but everyone also has a different way of getting there. fox 5 is taking a look at nevada's latest effort to improve the state of learning through an education savings account program. its been called the most comprehensive school choice program as most nevada parents can qualify to have their child's private or homeschool education subsidized by the state. the only requirement is that the student is enrolled in public school for 100 days. sen. scott hammond: :54 the reason why i made it as inclusive as possible is because it should for every child to decide where they want to go to school or how they want there education delivered to them" thousands of families have already filed the paperwork for the program but for as many supporters as this piece of legislation has...there are also vocal opponents. some worry the voucher like program will deplete public school dollars while others argue the program will use state funds for religious purposes. we've talked to law

and parents about the ground breaking program and we're taking a look at all of it tonight on fox5. drone and aerial technology in the valley .. there's a local high school above it all. rancho high school has been home to the academy of aviation program for almost 20 today, the school hosted area industry leaders unmanned aerial system future ready industry tour." the tour allowed people already in meet with and get to know these up and coming students who hope to one day work in the field. "hopefully 10 years down the line i'm the operator or the ceo of my own uas company because there's not a whole lot of people out there " these tours are taking place at several magnet schools across the valley. so far.. around 150 local industry leaders have taken part in the tours. an international team of astrophysicists say they've detected gravitational waves... ripples in the

time that einstein first predicted 100 years ago. as julie banderas repors - it's a huge step forward in the science community - that some say is as important as the moon landing. it's a game-changing breakthrough first predicted by einstein a century ago... an all-star team of scientists confirming on thursday the existence of gravitational waves. reitze says: "we did it." ((applause)) it sounds like something out of a science fiction movie... the waves are ripples in the fabric of space-time - the fourth dimension that combines time with the physical world... in this case - two black holes collided, sending out strong waves when they merged... those waves were then detected by the laser inter- ferometer gravitational wave observatory - or ligo - the most precise measuring instrument ever built. reitze says: "it's exactly what you would expect - what einstein's theory of general relativity would predict - for two big massive objects like black

experts say the discovery is a huge step forward in our understanding of how the universe works... because gravitational waves carry information about their source, the ability to detect them will allow researchers to study distant features of the universe... including the edges - and eventually the centers - of black holes. ligo officials say - it could be the start of a new era in astrophysics. reitze says: "galileo turned a telescope to the sky and opened the era of modern observational astronomy. i think we're doing something equally important here today." (on-cam tag) the two ligo detectors are in louisiana and washington state... most of their funding comes from the national science foundation - an independent government agency. in new york, julie

now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty wexpect to match a high temperature record on friday with 75 degrees. that record was set in 1954. for the weekend we'll see sunny skies with a high of 75 on saturday, then 72 with north breezes 10-15 mph on valentine's day sunday. on presidents' day monday, we'll expect a high of 74 degrees with lighter north breezes. the next weather changer for us will be wednesday and thursday with

25 mph and highs for those days at 74 and 71 with mountain shower chances. we expect to match a high temperature record on friday with 75 degrees. that record was set in 1954. for the weekend we'll see high of 75 on saturday, then 72 10-15 mph on valentine's day sunday. on monday, we'll expect

breezes. the next weather changer for us will be wednesday and thursday with southwest gusts to 25 mph and highs for those days at 74 and 71 with mountain shower chances. closed captioning

there's reason why you never hear "happy birthday" - sung in movies - or on t-v. coming up.... details behind a lawsuit surrounding the one song - that

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and required surgery. the 71-year old actor joked about the accident while doing press for the movie. but it was no laughing matter for britain's "health and safety executive" agency. it is prosecuting "foodles production" over what it calls four breaches of health and safety law. the music publisher that claimed to hold the rights to the song "happy birthday to you"... has settled the class action lawsuit for 14- million-dollars. dianne gallagher has the story on what it means for the media industry. birthday to you. families sing it. happy birthday to you. politicians do too. happy birthday to you. they even sing it at the white house but did you ever notice you never really hear it sung by characters in movies or on tv? well, the entertainment industry just got an early "birthday" present, if you will. it looks like a settlement will blow out the candles on a copyright lawsuit, opening up the popular tune for use in the public

now, according to documents released monday, warner- chappell music, that's the company that claims to own the rights to the song, will have to pay $14-million to settle a class- action lawsuit. now, this has been hung up in the courts since 2013, when a company making a documentary about the song filed the lawsuit, claiming it should be in the public domain. there have been rulings and appeals since then, all the while, tv, music, and film industries, they've had to pay if they wanted to use it. and by the way, that 16-word song america sings before digging into cake and ice cream, well it's a classic in more ways than one. they tune was written way back in 1893 by sisters, mildred and patty hill but the judge ruled that there's actually no evidence that the duo wrote the lyrics to the song. in washington, dianne gallagher. "warner- chappell" had been collecting an estimated 2 million dollars each year - on royalties for the "happy birthday" song. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. cliven bundy... behind bars.

the oregon wildlife standoff came to an end - and how it's affecting the bundy family in nevada. there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child

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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. metro is asking for help finding the two men responsible for a seriesof break-ins at small restaurants and fast food places valley. they have hit 75 in las vegas, north las vegas and even henderson. fox5's les krifaton joins us live outside one of the businesses that was hit late last year on charleston near rainbow. police say someone out there knows who the suspects are and there is a reward for their information. in the case of this restaurant they didn't get any money but did leave plenty of physical and emotional damage behind. this is the security camera video from frijoles and