area our cameras captured one person being taken away by henderson fire ambulance henderson and clark county fire were both in that araa it's unclear exactly what happened there but this all started after eight with a few thousand losing power now more than 13- thousand without power and at the target shoppers still able to go around thanks to backup generators "it's really dark, its like pitch black and nothings on, and usually there's like 30,000 lights, and you can't see anything" most of the outages are in the 89122... with more than seven thousand and then a few thousand in the 89014 and 89011 zip codes a lot of street lights were out as we made our way down here remember r you're to treat those as a four way stop

reporting live ew ffn llv nv energy says an accident at the substation cuased the outage. in just the first two months of this year... 28 people were killed in metro police jurisdiction alone... nearly 3- hundred people assaulted with a deadly weapon.... and almost 5- hundred people robbed. metro is calling this a spike in violent crimes... and the are not really sure why its happening. tonight... fox5's miguel martinez- valle has more on a violent stabbing that happened earlier this evening... but first we go to fox 5s cyndi

us now live in the newsroom... with more details for us... john chrstine... we spoke with officers about the recent rash of violent crimes... there was even another home invasion just hours ago near sahara and nellis... officers tell me the public can play a huge part in keeping these crime down. hadfield - statistically speaking we are having a lot more violence in las vegas we are up 80 pecent homicides up 18 percent in robberies in our violent crimes categories are spiking its unacceptable sexual assaults and assaults using a deadly weapon are also up this year... las vegas metro police tell us they are not sure what's causing the spike in violent crimes... this is 28 people who have died in our jurisdiction regardless of what type of criminal activity or not thats familes affected thats neighborhoods affected those are victims of crimes in just the first two months of 2016 there have also been just under 500 robberies equaling about 8 per day...that

includes an alarming number of home invasions.... like this one from a home near town center drive and canyon run. home invasion is a crime we dont know a lot about because msot agencies across do not record them officially burglaries or home invasions offenders are looking for certain vulnerabilities dr. bill souza a criminal justice professor at unlv... specializes in neighborhood crime.. he says the numbers shouldnt cause alarm just yet. to determine if this is a trend we need comparison data to go back a little ways crime does ebb and flow to some extent metro tells us the public can play a huge role in stopping these crimes.... they are encouraging everyone if you see something report it. we are working diligently on solving this issue we have a couple tactics were using however we cant do it with the publics assistance

talking to metro today they also encouraged people to use their cell phones... take pictures of a car that you dont recognize... if you can snap a picture of someone suspicious in your neighborhood. they say when people do that it often solves multiple crimes at once... and helps investigators place the criminals at multiple spots. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. metro says when they make an arrest often times it helps cut back on similiar crimes... as the individuals are typically involved in a string of instances. they say thats why its so important for the public to speak out... and help them make these arrests. metro police are also spending time in crime- prone areas... to focus on prevention one example is a neibhborhood where a violent stabbing happened earlier tonight. fox5s miguel martinez-valle is live at metro headquarters... and miguel... the stabbing actually happened in front of a camera metro

i am here on sunrise in the neighborhood where todays stabbing took place the neighborhood has a reputation for crime, so much so that metro decided to put this mobile survelillance camera on the streets to keep on eye on things, however it seems that today the camera did not serve as a detterent like they intended according to police, the stabbing started as an argument between two women in front of the home... they then took the argument to the street.. thats where one of the women stabbed the other in the chest... what police dont know is what caused the argument or the womens relation to each other... they say the woman stabbed is critical and not expected to survive. the whole conflict took place in front of the very thing metro installed to make the neighborhood safe. " " we expect it to be a deterent as much as it is to get evidence from, but obviously in this case the emotions must have been high and that person did not take this into account when they commited

infront of the camera practically." " police say while the camera didnt stop the crime this time around, it will help quickly wrap up the case. they have witnesses, the suspect, and surveillance video in order to determine what exactely happened... and neighbors say since the cameras have been up-- crime has gone down. "we feel safer when play. now that the cameras are on. " lietenant dan mcgrath also said he has not had to come to the neighborhood for a homicide since july 2015... hey says that shows the camera is at least partly working. live, mmv,ffn,ll metro surveillance camera's are set up in different

where crime is common. we have new details about a story we brought to you as breaking news last night on fox five news at ten. police shot and injured a man holding a plastic replica of a gun. a neighbor recorded it on her cell phone. "drop the gun sir! drop the gun!" "fire they shot him" officers confronted the man around eight last night near las vegas boulevard and saint rose parkway. police say they received calls saying the man was pointing a firearm at people in the neighborhood. officers told him to drop the gun in english and spanish... but he started to lift it in the direction of another officer. police say an officer shot the man in the shoulder. crews took him to university medical center. he is expected to survive. police say the man's gun wasn't real- it was a replica. a man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting teen girls agreed to plead guilty to

charges. 26-year-old jimmy kim will spend at least 35 years behind bars. today -- he waived a preliminary hearing and avoided public testimony from his young victims. kim's public defender and prosecutors reached a plea agreement after a judge declined to close the courtroom to media during testimony. a relative of one of the victims who wants be anonymous says he hopes he never has to see kim's face in person again. "disgusting looking at him knowing what he did its disgusting." "all i know what it sounds like im very happy da did very good job protecting everybody and that a monster like this is being sent where he belongs." the last-minute plea deal will also dismiss 79 other charges. kim will plead guilty to one sexual assault charge... and three counts of sexual assault with a minor. his next court date is march tenth. it is one of the

day of the year... super tuesday. donald trump-- winning a majority of the super tuesday states. grabbing a big win in the second biggest delegate grab of the night - georgia. marco rubio and ted cruz vying for second. on the democratic side ... where 865 delegates are up for grabs ... hillary clinton heading to an over all victory ...with wins already in virginia, georgia, alabama and tennessee. "trump says: "we are going to start winning a lot folks, get used to it." " now this campaign moves forward to the crescent city, motor city -- and beyond ..."" no matter the turnout tonight.... all five gop candidates say they'll be at the next fox news debate in detroit this thursday. fox5 political analyst-- mark peplowski weighed in on tonight's results.... and how nevada is still playing an important role. "nevada's importance is going to be very strong in the electoral college. right now polling shows either sanders or clinton could beat trump if an election was held today, but

subject to change if nevada remains a purple state, meaning it could go either red or blue, is going to be critical to either candidate in this upcoming general election . " peplowski-- says march 17th will be a big night. because several of the primaries held that night... are winner take all, meaning all the state's delegates go to the candidate who wins that state. and the momentum could shift if the republican race is narrowed to just trump and rubio, or trump and cruz. surviving the unknown.... do you have what it takes.... one man-- left las vegas... and is living off the grid... how he is preparing-- should disaster strike. get hired in one of the fastest industries... tomorrow morning on fox5 news this morning... where the first ever hospitality hiring event is taking place and what you can do to prepare. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is

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disaster will happen - until it strikes. fox5's ophelia young introduces us to a survivalist who says he's prepared for

if an earthquake hits... (nat) when the economy collapses... (nat) or you are kidnapped... (screaming) (door slams shut) will you live? (zoom into trunk) (fade out music fade in chickens) "you can throw my butt out of helicopter almost anywhere on the planet...safe and sound...probably gain weight too." (only voice over chickens) "choop choop" sam b good is a self proclaimed prepper. he left the neon lights of las vegas a year ago... "come here girls choop choop come and get it" for this quiet hundred acre ranch in the middle of nowhere, southern utah. "its just the risks to me it just wasnt worth it anymore." a former military weapons expert and who also worked for intelligence, sam carries a list clark county has compiled - of the largest threats to the las vegas valley. "number one is pandemic." vegas is most prone to a disease outbreak - likely caused by international visitors. next on the list - flash flooding. which leads to sams next concern - there are only three major highways and freeways

the valley "there just really arent enough exit doors and you know what traffic is like in vegas on a normal day when theres a wreck on the spaghetti bowl it ties things up can you imagine if everybodys in a panic and this is one of my expressions - americans dont panic well." so sam - got away from those americans. now he, his wife and 12 year old daughter can live off the grid self sustained for years. "weve got summer sleeping bags canned food literally theres three years worth of food in these boxes." "over here against the wall is some of our long term food storage." when that runs out - "baa-ah" milk from goats "rooster" protein from chicken and rabbits "rabbit soft tacos aw man its so good." cooked on a solar stove. speaking of solar... "the solar panel kit so if we need power." and water "nat" is life. they've got

is detect - deter - at last resort defend. "shots." of course they have their own own shooting range - but sam says even then - his ranch isn't safe. in case people bombard it - hes made hundreds of these caltrops "in case i need to spread them on the road to keep people from coming up my driveway." defense doesn't stop there - if attackers finally reach you... "if you stay upright im controlling you i can do what i want to you but if i got low if i grabbed you and you dropped." protecting his wife and daughter from crime was another reason sam left las vegas. the first thing he tells them to do if their abducted - stay low to stay on your feet. if that doesn't work - "scream" you end up stuffed in a trunk. "get in get in there shut up shut up. trunk closes." stand up: all cars sold in the us are equipped with a glow in the dark

"oh all right okay im free." if the tab if nowhere to be found - punch out the tail lights - wave your arm. now if youre hands are tied - "you want to go down and out fast and hard." "nat sound breaking zip tied." self - defense always starts with good protection. "what about your keychain, i dont have a keychain." "now this keychain might look cute but itll gouge your eyes out since you always have your keys on you once suggestion attach personal protection." from a kidnapping to the apocalypse - this family is equipped. "nat wind blowing looking over property..." no matter how much the extra food - the rocket burner - the solar stove - and panels cost - to sam - being ready is priceless. "a couple people i know that say youre paranoid youre waiting for bad things to happen and my response is im not waiting for bad things to happen i know bad things will happen and they happen all the time and if youre prepared its just the news..." oy f5n llv

fact sheets, guidelines and disaster checklists online. we'll link y them on our website- fox5vegas dot com. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty highs stay in the low-80s through the workweek and for saturday. we stand to match a high temperature record on wednesday with an expected high of 82..the record is 82 set in 1967. we should be within 2-3 degrees of record highs through saturday afternoon. saturday gusts to 25 mph from the southwest get much stronger on sunday

mph. we'll also see a slight chance of showers on sunday afternoon with a high of just 65. we'll keep a chance of showers for monday and tuesday morning with highs in the mid to upper 60s. highs stay in the low-80s through the workweek and for saturday. we stand to match a high temperature record on wednesday with an expected high of 82..the record is 82 set in 1967. we

highs through saturday afternoon. saturday gusts to 25 mph from the southwest get much stronger on sunday with gusts to 35 mph. we'll also see a slight chance of showers on sunday afternoon with a high of just 65. we'll keep a chance of showers for monday and tuesday morning with highs in the mid to upper 60s. closed captioning

eighty first graders celebrated nevada reading week by reading to some four legged friends. "one of the students told me that this was the most fun he's had in a long time! so, and they came in, they brought their little reading mats, they to the dogs and the dogs i think loved it too" students stopped by the animal foundation today and practiced favorite books in the front of the organizers say practicing with the dogs is a great way for kids to feel comfortable with reading. the dogs also benefit because it helps them relax. students also braided old shirts toys" for their new furry friends. a woman finds out she's pregnant during her trip to las vegas... so she surprises her husband on the way home! "...we like to turn your attention to seat 29 e where you

traveling with wife lisa. well eric you didnt strike rich in vegas you hit jackpot. congrats youre about to be a dad. awwww cheers (kisses wife) thank you (eric wipes a tear away)" lisa took two pregnancy tests in her hotel bathroom. both were positive! she wanted to tell her husband the news on their flight back to philadelphia... so she found the american airlines crew to help her out. lisa shared the video on facebook in hopes of thanking them again for pulling off the announcement. a big night for two of the frontrunners.... this super tuesday hillary clinton and donald trump with multiple wins. what the wins means.... and where the race is heading next. a syphilis outbreak hits las vegas.... how health officals say social

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power has been restored across henderson.... following a major outage... at one point... more than 13 thousand customers were in the dark. nv energy says an accident at a substaton caused

we're told first responders came and gave the all clear. our cameras did capture one person being taken away by henderson fire ambulance on russell and stephanie. henderson and clark county fire were both in that area. the main zip codes affected were 89122, 89014 and 89011. the power was out for almost two hours. super tuesday turned out to be a big night for hillary clinton and donald trump. the front runners extended their leads in the race for president. ryan nobles joins us live from washington with a look at the results. they started the night as the leaders... and the ended the night in an even better position. after their performances on super tuesday.... donald trump and hillary clinton are in very strong positions to become their

the wins started rolling in early for donald trump and hillary clinton... and before all the votes were counted.. clinton was able to declare victory. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) now this campaign moves forward to the crescent city, the motor city and beyond.. we're going to work for every vote and were going to need all of you to keep volunteering, talking to your friends and neighbors because this country belongs to all of us. clinton picked up wins in 7 of the 11 democratic voting states... including delegate rich texas and georgia. on the republican side... trump was dominant... he captured the majority of the the eleven states.. holding off marco rubio's late charge in virginia. (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) "i know it was tough night for marco rubio, he had a tough night he worked hard spent a lot of money... he is a light weight. texas senator ted cruz-- who once described super tuesday as his firewall... did win in two states texas and oklahoma... but he fell to trump in states with large social conservative populations like alabama, georgia and tennessee. but with two more wins than anyone else.. cruz believes he is best prepared to beat trump. (sen. ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate) we're the only campaign that's beaten donald trump

times (cheers). the anti-trump maneuvering may be a moot point... because the billionaire continues to collect delegates and momentum... (donald trump/(r) presidential candidate) i would love to see the republican party unify. no one is going to be able to beat us. a man no one predicted to be in this position... in a strong position to eventually claim the republican nomination for president of the united states. (pkg sig out: reporting in washington, i'm ryan nobles) the campaign now shifts to a heavy focus on ohio and florida... those are two states with candidates in the race... and both john kasich and marco rubio know they must collect wins on march 15th or their already dim prospects will be officially gone.

support whoever is named the republican nominee for president. this comes after a survey of republican governors and senators across the country.... by the associated press. the a-p asked the lawmakers if they would vote for donald trump--- if he wins the nomination. less than half of those who responded... would not committ to backing mr. trump. some went on to say-- they would support a third party bid over backing the businessman. while governor sandoval has not formally endorsed a presidential candidate.... he did caucus for senator marco rubio las week. metro police say our area is seeing a spike in violent crimes... murders.... robberies... and sexual assaults are all up when

fox 5s cyndi lundeberg spoke to officers... she joins us now live from from the newsroom with more on how you can help.... today we met here at metro... to speak with officials about what we can do... and they say a lot of it comes down to the public... and their willingness to report crimes... homicides are up by 80 percent... sexual assaults by 30 pecent... and robberies including home invasions are up 18 percent. when it comes to robberies weve had just under 500 so far this year... which equals more than eight a day throughout las vegas. police tell us the best way to combat this is if you see somethign... call police. "it seems we are having a spike in violent crimes i wouldnt be able to provide an explanation for that but we need to look as a community what we can do" metro says 28 people have died so far this year... and in a lot of those cases there was a fight or altercation

had alerted police... those homicides may not have happened. another tip metro wants to share... is use your cell phone. if you see something take a picture... they say a lot of times those pictures have helped them solve a string of other crimes... by placing a person or car at multiple locations. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. officers tell us violent crimes are up all around the country... and say they don't know what's driving the spike we're seeing currently throughout the valley. funeral services-- held today for a virginia officer killed on her first day on the job. "music " 28-year-old ashley guindon responded to a domestic violence call saturday with two other officers. the suspect - ronald hamilton - shot all three officers as they approached the front door. hamilton is also accused of killing

dead inside their home. the two other officers had minor injuries. the family of antonin scalia held a memorial service for the supreme court justice today in washington d-c. speakers include justice ruth bader ginsburg and justice clarence thomas. "(clarence thomas- supreme court justice)- "on one occasion he commented, in typical nino fashion, that one of our opinions that had become an important precedent was, and i quote: "just a horrible opinion, one of the worst ever". i thought briefly about what he'd said and whispered, "nino, you wrote it.". " scalia served on the court for nearly 30 years. he died last month. fbi director james comey and apple's top attorney bruce sewell are testifying today at a congressional hearing on encrypted smartphones and

devices. posefor consumers' security and privacy. most recently it has been discussed in a case involving apple and the fbi. the tech giant is refusing to break into the iphone of terrorist and san bernardino killer. " (james comey/fbi director) "there are no demons in this debate. the companies are not evil, the government's not evil, you have a whole lot of good people who see the world through different lenses, who care about things -- all care about the same things in my view. the companies care about public safety. the fbi cares about innovation and privacy" cybersecurity professor susan landau also testified. sportscaster erin andrews takes the stand--- describing the stuggles she has dealt with since nude videos of her were put on the internet "andrews says: "for like three months everybody thought i was a publicity stunt. the front page of the new york post said "espn scandal." fox news and cbs- everybody put up

for publicity and attention and that ripped me apart." " andrews is filing a 75-million-dollar lawsuit against the nashville marriot... she is suing in connection to a 2009 incident when her stalker- michael david barrett posted nude videos of her on the internet he filmed through a peephole in andrews' hotel room. barrett was convicted in 2010 and sentenced to two and a half years in prison. defense attorneys who gained national attention after the release of the netflix hit series... "making a murderer" are going on tour. dean strang and jerry buting...are hitting the road for a series called "a conversation on making a murderer." the series featuring steven avery. the two lawyers say avery is serving life in prison for a crime he didn't commit. their speaking tour begins april 16th in boston and will travel to cities across the united states and canada through mid-august. in more local news....

vegas. the health district has recorded the highest rate of syphilis in the west... with a nearly 130 percent increase in reported cases since 2012. fox five's elizabeth watts explains how social media is playing a role. las vegas- a place where you'll get new tinder and grinder finds every day of the week. but if used for an anonymous hookup... you could pay the price.. chris lilly zip code rule. its a transient tourist town , what happens in vegas could come home with ya in fact health officials say syphilis is on the rise thanks to smartphone apps.. they say not meeting in person first makes it more difficult to have the condom talk.. but christopher lilly says it's not worth it.. christopher lilly/has used dating apps its a minute of pleasure versus gross disease youre gonna know you had syphillis is an s- t-d spread through skin to skin sexual contact when there's a sore or legion in the genital or anal areas or mouth... people may not know they have it right away... vince collins/hiv service manager at the center when it gets to the

break out in rashes there's legions in the mouth and it's highly contagious. the gay and lesbian community center of southern nevada is working to educate people... de-stigmatize s-t- d's and enocurage testing.. nearly 90 percent of syphilis cases in 2015 were men... and the center's h-i-v service manager says hook up sights aren't the whole problem... vince collins/hiv service manager at the center they may be engaged in a lifestyle such as drug use, where they do just put their guards down syphilis can only be detected with a blood test.. and can be treated with penicillin.. but everyone encouraged to always play it safe. christopher lilly/has used dating apps rejection no condom no sale you're not worth ew f5n llv syphilis outbreaks have also appeared in recent years in kansas.. pennsylvania.. and hawaii. the c-d-c's latest data from 2014 showed a 15 percent increase in cases overall. a fedex driver-- trapped outside

storm hits... surveillance cameras are rolling... as she holds on for dear life.... we have a look at the footage. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next if donald trump wins the nomination .. some republicans say they'll run a third party candidate.. mary says the republicans need to get behind trump if he wins fair and square.. but one of the callers says his nomination is going to kill the

when you get one gig internet from centurylink and prism tv and they're both delivered on a super-fast fiber network directly to your home, it's amazing. it is amazing, but do you think his delivery was a little flat on that one? just -- yeah. um, paul, i think it's a little bit more like, "it's amazing!" oh, wow. oh, mom, that was really good. thank you. wow. [ sighs ] feel like a hollywood insider... okay, i'll work on it.

was trapped outside when a tornado touched down... and her ordeal was caught on surveillance video. in the video--- kyra johnson can be seen running up to the front doors of a true value hardware store... when the storm hit louisiana last week. the doors were locked. so she hid behind a

johnson says the winds knocked the machine down and she held onto the door until the tornado passed. "i just braced myself right here between the coke machine and i wasn't even holding on, it was just to brace myself. there's no explaining it, god because after i seen the video, i didn't know what it really looked like, i just figured i was in a tornado." " winds reached up to 140 miles per hour. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty highs stay in the low-80s through the workweek and for saturday. we stand to match a high temperature record on wednesday with an expected high of 82..the record is 82 set in 1967. we should be within 2-3 degrees of record highs through saturday

25 mph from the southwest get much stronger on sunday with gusts to 35 mph. we'll also see a slight chance of showers on sunday afternoon with a high of just 65. we'll keep a chance of showers for monday and tuesday morning with highs in the mid to upper 60s. highs stay in the low-80s through the workweek and for saturday. we stand to match a high temperature

wednesday with an expected high of 82..the record is 82 set in 1967. we should be within 2-3 degrees of record highs through saturday afternoon. saturday gusts to 25 mph from the southwest get much stronger on sunday with gusts to 35 mph. we'll also see a slight chance of showers on sunday afternoon with a high of just 65. we'll keep a chance of showers for monday and tuesday morning with highs in the mid to upper

a big night for donald trump on super tuesday.. he won six states.. and establishment republicans are freaking out.. some have even publicly said they'll float a third party candidate if trump's the nominee... seong lee

seong lee admitted in court this week that he was drunk when he was speeding on boulder highway a year ago.. and crashed innother car.. killing two people. the family of the victims fear he won't get enough time after entering a plea.. so does this

it looks like the feud between apple and the government over unlocking a terrorists's iphone has created a debate without end in the rant. yesterday a man said arrest ceo tim cook and lock him up until he unlocks that phone.

rants to the rant at fox5vegas.com or call at 702-436- 8285 here's a look at what's coming up.. on fox five news at eleven. crime is on the rise throughout the valley. see what one police department is doing... to

communities safe. check those credentials! we'll show you one of the many reasons you'll want to make sure your next ride- sharing driver is not a phony. race fans will be tearing into the valley for nascar weekend. and fox 5 will once again bring you the emmy winning speedway saturday night. we'll have feature stories, live interviews and everything you need to know to get you ready for the race at the las vegas motor speedway. it's saturday march 5-th at 7 p-m. the ellen show makes a stop in las vegas! and hundreds of people flocked to the strip to be a part of a major giveaway. we have some of

aesars palace.... the ellen show kicked off a roadtrip of a lifetime right here in las vegas! a huge crowd gathered on the strip for a chance to be on the ellen show and win a secret grand prize. ellen degeneres tweeted yesterday about her show heading to the strip. the stop is a part of ellen's trunk of dreams roadtrip adventure where the show will travel to different cities in the u-s. donna... the las vegas grand prize winner could not contain her excitement. "i saw on facebook that ellen show was going to be here in las vegas and i've always wanted to see ellen" "could not imagine being on the show,

ridiculous! i don't even know how! words cannot describe! i love you ellen!" tune in to "the ellen show" right here on fox 5 tomorrow at four to see what exactly donna won. fox5 news at 11, your only local station here for you at both 10 and

it's time for fox5 news at 11. the lights are

valley... after thousands are left in the dark after a power outage. we'll explain how this started. "our violent crimes are spiking and its unacceptable" murders... home invasions... and robberies. tonight, police say they need the community's help... to combat the rash of crimes in our valley. this is fox5 news at 11. local las vegas. it was a dark night in henderson... with thousands out of power for nearly two hours. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. those lights are back on now... and n-v energy says it was an accident at the sub-station that caused the outage. around 13 thousand lost power around eight tonight. lights were out at several businesses, including the target plaza at sunset and stephanie. n-v energy tells us first responders investigated, and gave them the all-clear about an hour ago. crews could be seen at the russell and stephanie substation working on the problem. our cameras were rolling, as one person was taken away by a

ambulance. but so far, no word on what happened to that person. most of the outages were in the 89122 zip code area... with more than seven thousand affected. there were a few thousand others without lights in the 89014 and 89011 zip codes. power should be back in all areas now. we may be only two months into the new year... but violent crimes... all across the valley are spiking. las vegas metro police say they are aware and the trend... and admit they don't happening. fox5's miguel martinez has the details of a caught on metro's cameras. but first, cyndi us live from the mroe on what crimes were seeing... and what we know so far... metro tells me they are doing can to combat the murders... and but they say they cant do it all on tonight theyre your help. hadfield - statistically