change that's grabbing headlines. (claire bow/transgender attorney) "disappointed, yes." claire bow is a transgender attorney... advocating for students to pick a bathroom where they feel most comfortable. (claire bow/transgender attorney) "nothing in today's ruling says that a school cannot offer those accommodations and follow the guidance. what they said was they're not forced to follow that guidance." texas and 12 other states argue the bathroom and locker room policy safety and privacy. school districts had feared losing federal funding if they didn't comply with president obama's guidance. but the nationwide injunction eliminates that financial fear. (governor pat mccrory/(r) north carolina ) "i always pick, in any decision, i always pick common sense values to protect our children, our schools over money." that was the north carolina governor's reaction after losing the 2017 all- star game because of restrictions on

bathrooms. the governor stands by the state's policy, but advocates for transgender rights say if school districts don't stop discriminatory policies they are likely to be facing lawsuits. (claire bow/transgender attorney) "there's nothing like getting a call, first thing in the morning, from a parent of a trans child telling you that they attempted suicide the night before and those parents will protect their children any way that they can." i'm betty cross reporting the clark county school district tells fox five it does not have a transgender bathroom policy. a spokesperson says when these situations arise - the student generally prefers to keep it confidential. the school district says it works closely with the family and the student to reach a resolution. a custom cake order in california ... came with a slice of controversy on social media. a recent order for a birthday cake... was made with a request for a "ken doll" in a dress. the owner of the freeport bakery in sacramento says

facebook - setting off a fierce online debate. some found the gender-bending image playful - while others got angry - and took sides over l-g-b-t rights. "first i was shocked, and then i was surprised, and then i thought well you can't make everyone happy." "it's just too bad that you have to pick on a cake! (laughter)" the bakery owner says she did lose some followers on facebook due to the cake... but she says overall - the response has been positive. school is back in session for students in oakland california... but many missed the first day. it's all over a new vaccine law that's taken effect. the oakland unified school district says they turned away hundreds of students who failed to meet the states new immunization requirements. before the law... parents with personal beliefs against vaccines could opt out... but exemptions are now much stricter - and some student come from families who just don't know about the

"we have a lot of students who are english language learners into our city and those students wouldn't have been in school...and many times in our country at all, so they wouldn't have known as well." oakland unified school district has partnered with local clinics and kaiser--to help families meet the law and get immunized quickly... undergraduates can no longer drink hard liquor on the campus of stanford university. the ban includes alcohol that has more than 20- percent alcohol by volume or 40 proof. beer and wine are still allowed. comes months after former stanford swimmer brock turner was sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman after a party. both turner and the victim had been drinking that night. the current television rating system is not accurate -- and very little help to parents... that's the conclusion of a new study published in the journal "pediatrics". the study revealed violence is prevalent across shows - regardless of rating. researchers say violence as portrayed on t-v is "trivialized and

time differentiating it from reality. parents are encouraged to watch with their children - and talk about media and risky behaviors whenever possible. students in a second-grade class in texas are getting a break from homework. teacher brandy young sent this letter home to the parents in the godley independent school district. the letter announced her new homework policy. she said research has been unable to prove that homework improves student performance so she said she would not be formally assigning homework this year. young wrote that instead of homework - she suggested parents spend their evenings eating dinner as a family, reading together, playing outside and getting your child to bed early. the new york times... targeted in a cyber-attack. how the hack could be part of a bigger plot. and...if you don't count government employees... more than half

met with hillary clinton while secretary of state... gave money to her foundation. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right

more than half the people outside the government who met with hillary clinton while she was secretary of state - gave money to the clinton foundation. that's either personally - or through companies or groups. according to a review by the associated press - at least 85 of 154 people from private interests who met or had phone conversations scheduled with clinton at the time... donated to her family charity or pledged commitments to its

the donations totaled as much as 156 million dollars. it appears the new york times was the victim of a cyberattack targeting reporters. the f-b-i is looking into whether russian intelligence agencies are responsible. the security breach could be part of a broader series of hacks that have also focused on democratic party organizations. the f-b-i declined to comment and a spokesperson for the new york times would not confirm the attacks or the investigation. you can stay up- to five using your mobile device. just head to fox five vegas dot com... and download our app. it's the best resource... for breaking news... weather... and traffic. a man meets a woman on a popular dating website... but their date - led to murder. coming up... how she tried to pull off a scam... and ended up behind bars. and... is it a good idea to hand out copies of the "quran"... at the kentucky state fair? your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is

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a florida man meets a woman online... and things go well enough - that he invites her back to his place. but the hook-up turns out to be a scam... and ends with the man dead. melissa marino has the details - from just outside tampa. it sounds like a story from a hollywood movie. but- this nightmare is all too real for the family of 26- year old adam hilarie. (angel cruz/victim's brother) "i would never want no one to be in the shoes i am on right now, or my family, or any of our close friends, anyone."

hilarie met this woman-- 18-year-old haliey bustos on the online dating site 'plenty of fish.' they went on a date thursday and ended up at his place on sunset avenue. police believe it was all part of a sick plan.. (dep. chief andy ray/auburndale, fl police dept.) "she did get a look inside his apartment of what he had." a few hours later bustos went back to hilarie's apartment.. with these three men. (dep. chief andy ray/auburndale, fl police dept.) "i think the plan was that he get robbed and that they take his stuff." at some point there was a struggle. police tell us that's when andre warner pulled the trigger. they believe bustos used the online dating site to lure hilarie in-- and this may not be her first time. (dep. chief andy ray/auburndale, fl police dept.) "her comfort with the way this went didn't seem like it would've been the first time. if she hasn't done it then she has talked to people who have done it." now a little girl will grow up without her father. his family and police want his death to be a warning for others. (dep. chief andy ray/auburndale, fl police dept.) "there's so many places that you can check people out now on the computer. it's probably a good idea to that first.

shouldn't take somebody to the place that you live." (angel cruz/victim's brother) "he had to sacrifice his life for it not to happen anymore." the suspects are charged with conspiracy to commit robbery... robbery with a firearm and deadly weapon... and first-degree murder. traffic deaths are on the rise... and it's due to an improving economy... and a drop in gas prices. the improved conditions mean more people are on the road. traffic deaths in the first half of 2016 were up almost 10- percent... that's compared to the same period last year. the national safety council says increased speed limits in rural areas - and lack of helmet use for motorcyclists are both factors... but also partially blames the increase on low gas prices and the improved economy. for many americans - a trip to the pharmacy can result in sticker shock. people in the united states pay more for their prescription drugs than anywhere else in the world. a new study says the provision of "market exclusivity" - allows drug companies to

the market will bear - while avoiding competition that might drive the price down. the lack of generic alternatives - keep prices high. "there have been a number of studies showing, when generic drugs enter the market that drug prices fall substantially. money that is spent unnecessarily on expensive drugs cannot be spent in other areas of health care delivery." also - sometimes doctors prescribe medications without knowing the cost to the patient... not realizing that it will be more than the patnt can afford. in kentucky - some people are gong to the state fair in louisville - and coming home with something they didn't expect to get - the "quran". copies of the muslim holy book are being handed out by two men working a booth who represent a group called the "furquaan project". it's part of a movement- hoping to reach people living in rural counties where there aren't any mosques. so far - the men say they've handed out two-thousand copies of the book for free. some people politely turn them down.

a chance. "actually, i had declined at first, but my wife said why don't you go back and get a copy just so we can just compare." "most people are just here to get by as quickly as possible so they can see all the stuff but if they get a chance to stop by they are usually like, 'thank you guys very much for coming and being here. we're really glad you're here.' the men brought 5-thousand copies of the quran - and they expect by sunday - the last day of the fair - all of the copies will be gone. the "rey fire" in santa barbara county has grown to more than twenty seven th since it first started last thursday. it's currently burning away from populated communities. but - it's a mere three miles from the gibraltar reservoir - which supplies about one third of the city of santa barbara's water supply. on the ground...firefight ers are creating lines to slow the flames from growing. in the air - pilots unload fire retardant - while hoping to avoid contaminating the water. "not only with the aircraft with the way it's maneuvering, but also with the retardant lines,

lines, but you have to count in the drift effect and where you want that drift to ultimately land." another concern is flooding and mudslides getting into the water... when the next rainstorm hits. now fox5 weather 24/7, with sam argier it has been a mild and humid tuesday around the las vegas valley. with that moisture in place, we still have the chance of a few isolated storms popping up around southern nevada tonight. the best chance will be between 8 p.m. and midnight, favoring the northern half of the valley. overnight low temperatures drop into the mid 70s. wednesday will stay dry with more sunshine around the area. high

100s. look for winds to pick up thursday, with temperatures falling back into the 90s again on friday. it has been a mild and humid tuesday around the las vegas valley. with that moisture in place, we still have the chance of a few isolated storms popping up around southern nevada tonight. the best chance will be between 8 p.m. and

the northern half of the valley. overnight low temperatures drop into the mid 70s. wednesday will stay dry with more sunshine around the area. high temperatures climb back into the low 100s. look for winds to pick up thursday, with temperatures falling back into

closed captioning will resume shortly an elderly cat... has adopted a little monkey. one of her own. how the tight relationship... became a life- saving experience. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, now where were these made?" trump: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they're great. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, everything sold at macy's and they're doing great.? letterman: ?where are the shirts made?? off-camera voice: ?bangladesh.? letterman: ?bangladesh.? trump: ?well, it's good. we employ people in bangladesh." letterman: ?ties? where are the ties made?" they have to work, too. these are beautiful ties. they are great ties. the ties are made in where? china? off-camera voice: ?china.? letterman: ?the ties are made in china."

here's a look at some of the 'all new' stories we are working for fox5 news at six. a family pleads for help... after their storage unit was mistakenly auctioned off. what they hope the person who bought it, will have the heart to return. plus... doctors want to make sure you're student is prepared for school. why it's so important for your child to vaccinated right away. plus... a milestone for the world wide web... the internet is celebrating a birthday! we'll ta at some of the changes from the very first web page twenty five years ago. a sixteen-year-old cat in russia is becoming the new adopted mother of a baby monkey. take a look at "fedor" - a three- week-old squirrel monkey from the tyumen zoo. fedor's mother refused to carry him on her back - something essential for him to survive the first few months of life. the zoo director took the monkey

to her surprise - her cat "rosinka" - who's never had babies of her own - accepted fedor and he has clung to her ever since. a month from now - fedor will go back to the zoo - and live with the rest of the squirrel monkeys. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6

live from las vegas fox5 news at 6 starts now. a construction worker killed in a scaffolding collapse. what the man's family says about his untimely death. a man attacked by hundreds of bees a few weeks ago has died... we'll hear from a local bee expert who tells us how to stay safe around them. after a motorcycle crash on the freeway. police are now asking witnesses who saw the crash to come forward. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas crews were back to work today at tivoli village - after a scaffold collapsed yesterday afternoon -- killing one worker. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. that worker was 30 year old ricardo bautista. fox5's eric hilt talked with bautista's family members -- eric