fox5 news at 10 starts now a construction worker killed on the job... tonight fox5 talked to the wife he left behind. "just to get our mind off of things with my health now everythings just shattered " days after being diagnosed with stage four breast cancer.. someone stole her only way to get to treatment.. and to get away from the stress. how you can lp of her life back. this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. a little more than 24 hours ago a husband and father died while he was working on a construction project at tivoli village. he was standing on a scaffold when it collapsed.

i'm christine maddela. the man who died: 30-year old ricardo bautista. fox 5's miguel martinez valle sat down with bautista's wife tonight. he is live near the family's north las vegas home. bautista leaves behind 3 young kids and tonight as his wife jacquelyn is trying to come to terms with this tragedy she tells me he wasn't supposed to be at work yesterday in the rs jacquelyn bautista, widow "i'm broken..... jacquelyn bautista didnt just lose her husband. she lost her best friend... .. i'm broken" her three boys lost their father ", you know my oldest son asking where's his dad... it's hard" she describes her husband, ricardo bautista, as a hard working man. the construction job that took his life, a side gig. a way for him to provide more for

to go to work , so i told him just stay home, take a day off. he said no i need to make more income" ricardo was working a project at tivoli village, he was one of three men on a scaffolding that collapsed... "they called me at 2:40 saying he had an accident i said what kind of accident tell me where is he at" he didnt make it, while the two other men managed to jump to safety, ricardo was pronounced dead at the scene... "i'm not gonna see him walk through this door no more..." as reality sets jacquelyn is left to provide for her kids the way ricardo worked so hard to provide for his family... " he was just perfect... (tear)" ricardos fellow workers created a go fund me account to help support his family. we have a link to it on our website

tivoli village put out a statement yesterday after the incident saying they were shocked and saddened by the tragedy. the investigation into what caused the collapse is being handled by osha and could take several weeks to complete. a motorcyclist was killed in a crash this late this morning near downtown. nevada highway patrol says says it happened at d street and the i-15 off ramp. the motorcyclist had just gotten off the freeway when chevy somehow hit the yamaha sports bike. the driver did stay on the scene. we understand the victim was an employee at another television news station here in the valley .. and we want to extend our condolences to the victim's family and his extended family at the station. just weeks after being stung hundreds of times... a man has died. and local bee experts say-- if you see bees.. you need to call a licensed bee keeper. ""people think oh, we'll just let them go, well you're

neighborhood because as soon as they take flight, the first thing that has musk perfume or different perfumes, loud noise, bees are going to attack it." " jose pacheco was not wearing any safety equipment when he was stung near a northwest valley home. bee keepers say a bee sting injects three different acids in the body--- and it takes ten bee stings per pound to create an imbalance of enzymes in the body... causing your liver and kidneys to shutdown. ""they don't naturally attack they defend themselves so a person going into a hive, is the equivelant of a home invasion to a human being, they defend their family and that's exactly what they're doing." " las vegas fire and rescue does not respond to bee removal issues .. so don't call 9-1-1. however .. las vegas fire does have a hotline you can call for any questions or concerns.....that number is 702-229-

we check in with sam argier with a first look at the forecast. toss to weather 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 temperatures climb back into the low 100s. look for winds to pick up thursday, with temperatures falling back into

through the valley last night.... hitting the northeast area-- storms blew through the valley last night.... hitting the northeast area-- hard... leaving behind damage. "at one point during our night, there was water coming in every door of the fire station- soaking the dorms, the office area where the officers work, coming into the kitchen. a significant amount of water damage to this fire station. " fire station 23 located near lamb and alexander has quite the clean-up ahead of them. carpet has to be ripped out, dry wall has to be replaced. the fire station will remain open while the repairs are being made. and ahead on fox5 news at 11 .. hear from the owner of this home where the storms tore apart her patio. the southern nevada health district confirmed the first human case of the west nile virus this year. health officials say the 50 year old woman was treated and released from the

last month the health district found mosquitoes that tested positive for the virus. there was one human case last year. police in north las vegas... are looking for the person wanted in a series of purse snatchings. take a look.... the suspect striking--- at least four times sunday night... first on east lake mead at ten p-m... nearly an hour later on west lake mead.... then just before 11:30 at simmons and coran... and finally at 12:15 on craig road. if you have any informations on any of these snatchings... you e police. there are many families in need across the valley - but this next family really needs some good thoughts tonight. carolyn shirley- reed was just diagnosed with stage four breast cancer. and this morning .. someone stole the truck she needs to get to her chemo sessions. fox 5's cyndi lundeberg joins us now in studio... with more on this familys plea to get this truck back. on friday carolyn shirley reed found out that diagnosis... and almost immediately began

told me the first round was so difficult on her... he wanted to take her mind off things this weekend and take her camping. now without the truck... it looks like that wont be happening. carolyn shirley- reed- recently i was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer and my husband was going to take me up to the mountains to get way and relax carolyn shirley reed and her husband john had planned to spend the weekend in the mountains of northern arizona... carolyn shirley- reed- it brings us great joy to hang out together were best frnd carolyn shirley- reed- im very lucky to have him john planned the camping trip after carolyn's recent diagnosis. john reed- she jsut found out on friday shes stage four and then tuesday morning .. their truck... which they need to tow their camper... was gone. stolen right out front of their house on oquendo and pecos. truck was right there the reeds purchased the f250 truck a year ago... and just got new tires and rims. where the piles of gravel are is where the front tires were the stolen truck

hood...fender wheels...and is a year 2000. john reed- i wanna find them and beat the living crap out of them john says the most frustrating part is the effect this is having on his wife... john reed- theres already to much stress we take the camper and got to the mountains and try and take her mind off of it beyond putting this weekend's plans on hold ... carolyn needs the truck to make it to her chemotherapy sessions. carolyn tells me ever since the diagnosis .. this camping trip is the only thing taking her mind off her illness. carolyn shirley- reed- i try not to think about it but all i can do is think about it the reeds have filed a police report... and are hoping the people who took the truck are watching. end carolyn shirley- reed- what theyve done to us it was more than truck it was a joyful weekend just to get our minds off things and now everythigns just shattered but i have hope. we also added a lot of pictures of the truck for you to see on our

ad lib when police responded to the reeds this morning... the reeds say officers told them lately theres been a huge spike in ford trucks being stolen. if you have any information on this stolen truck or the purse snatchings... you are asked to call crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55.

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it's the last week of summer break so expect to see more kids on the street heading to school during your morning commute. "approximately 320 thousand clark county school kids are gonna be starting back to school next week and we want to make sure its safe for them getting to and from school. additionally we'll have approximately 40 thousand clark county school district employees and teachers heading back to school. " metro wants every one follow the laws and slow down in school zones-- otherwise the fine could be in the hundreds.

no u-turns or passing other cars in school zones. they suggest leaving earlier than normal to beat the back to school traffic. when it comes to protecting students... a good place for parents to start is on social media... today the district told fox5 it does not have a social media policy... a spokesperson also told us school leaders talk to teachers about appropriate online behavior. back in april fox5 investigated teacher sex abuse cases involving students. the majority of those cases involved students and teachers interacting on social media. we asked the district back then about a policy. the spokesperson told us the district is exploring technology that allows students and teachers to communicate in a way that protects the students and staff from inappropriate and private messaging, and the district was also studying other school district's policies. going to back to school means making sure your children are up to date on their shots. nats of girl

immunize nevada will be holding vaccine fair events this weekend for any kids who still need their shots. saturday .. there are events at the southern nevada health district... the galleria pediatric clinic and cox communications in downtown summerlin. "it's important for us as immunize nevada to make sure that all kids are protected from these diseases that the vaccines will protect them against. it's also important for other kids who may have a compromised immune system. maybe they can't get vaccines for those vaccines." you can find more information on the required vaccines with this story on our website at fox5 vegas dot com. school starts on monday... and teachers are already back in their classrooms getting ready for students. teachers are getting their rooms ready and are busy working on lesson plans... but teachers we spoke to want to remind parents... the kids are in good hands. and not only want the kids to learn. .. they want them to have fun. "i think they should be excited for what

to be learning new things. new subjects. it'll be something they look forward to and to remember to have fun. " there is a meet the teacher event this friday. for all things back to school... head over to fox5 vegas dot com... and click on the special banner at the top of the page. 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 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

sunshine around the area. high temperatures climb back into the low 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

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 temperatures climb back into the low 100s. look for winds to pick up thursday, with temperatures falling back into the 90s again on friday. closed captioning will resume shortly

her birthday-- by helping others... a four-year old is serving up sweet drinks.. how each cup sold at her lemonade stand contributes to a good cause. be sure to check out our fox5 mobile app... for all of your up to date news and weather. police shoot an unarmed man who was a fugitive from the law and running from law enforcement. the d-a called the shooting justified.. now it's your turn.. the childress shooting is one of the topics in the rant tonight.. we want to hear from

ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto.

for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. privatization plan,atizing social security means retireme security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible

veteran's village is opening a second campus to help local service men and women get back on their feet. some of it is paid for by a generous one million dollar donation from n- f-l player-- steven jackson. las vegas is jackson's hometown and he wanted to give back. he played for el dorado high school before his 12 year professional career. veteran's village proves of assistance to vets including medical help... mental evaluations and job training. "i've seen the many complexities of not only as they transition from military but the difficulties they sometimes face as they try to get back used to being a civilian." "we can make sure our veterans have a place to rest, food to eat and clothes on their back." the new campus will be in downtown las vegas. it will add over 200 more housing units for vets and their families.

one adorable local girl turned her 4-th birthday into a sweet fundraiser for our police k-9 officers. nats theresa pouring lemonade in cup "thank you! thank you very much!" recognize her? this wasn't "theresa babcock's" first time in business. last month.. her lemonade stand raised more than 13-hundred dollars-- which went to the families of fallen police officers. this time... all the proceeds went on to buy protective vests for police k-9s. "when it comes to puppy dogs the community will always care but not only when it come to puppy dogs. what i've noticed with the las vegas community is their very supportive of their police officers, their fire fighters, their public servants, their teachers." today .. theresa raised more than 700 dollars. a day on the job--- turns tragic.. a husband and father-- killed when a scaffolding collapses. now his family... says he shouldn't have even been there in the first place. a family is pleading

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even supposed to be working ricardo had two jobs, he only worked the construction job on his days off and for extra cash. he needed that money to support his wife and their three young children. a 6 3 and 2 year old ... jacquelyn says she tried to tell her husband to stay home but he decided to work instead she got a call around 2:40 yesterday telling her of a horrible accident while he was working ... today she was forced to deal with the tragedy of his death and even spoke to lawyers... "there's so many things that want to get involved but i'm not sure yet what to do with that" her family is not sure whether lawyers will be needed, they tell

company has been on some contact with them. osha is investigating the incident that took ricardos life. he was one of three men on the scaffold when it fell. the two other men managed to jump to safety. there is a go fund me account set up for those who want to help the family it was set up by ricardos coworkers you can find that on our website fox five vegas .com memories lost... years of photos are auctioned off after a misunderstanding with a storage unit. something had gone wrong with danica winberg's mother's automatic payment.... but her mother didn't know because she was recovering at a nursing rehab center. inside the unit-- furniture and jewelry. one thing that is priceless to the family---were 14 photos albums. the books--- containing photos--- spanning 70 years...

no. you're heart drops. it's devastating. you think about all of the personal things that are lost. the most hard hitting ones-the family pictures and heirlooms that would have been passed onto my kids. " danica says the names in the album are stafford and lavontay. and there is a very special necklace with two hands in the shape of a heart holding a sapphire stone. the mother of the man - who tried grabbing a gun from an officer at a donald trump rally-- says she will be able to visit him. michael sandford is in federal custody. back in june-- he says he went to the trump event with the intention of killing him. he is currently on suicide watch-- and is described as having a delicate mental state, u.s. magistrate judge cam ferenbach decided that a meeting between sandford and his mother might help resolve the case. it is unclear when the meeting will happen. sandford's trial is set to start on october third. guns will be allowed on college campuses

a federal judge ruled against three professors from the university of texas... who wanted the campus carry law thrown out... the professors say guns on campus would disrupt classroom discussions on sensitive topics -- which they say would violate free speech... the teachers wanted a preliminary injunction put into law before the first day of classes... which is tomorrow... the professors say they may file an appeal. a stabbing attack in roanoke---that initially was thought to be random... may be linked to terrorism. officials in virginia say 20- year-old wasil farooqui... attacked a male and female, with a knife over the weekend as they entered the pines apartment complex. both were severely injured. witnesses said farooqui shouted "allahu akbar", meaning 'god is great', as he carried out the attack. a law enforcement official says farooqui was previously known to the f-b-i... because of concerns over his possible radicalization, and because of possible mental health issues.

gartenstein-ross / foundation for defense of democracies) "there's certainly a real possibility here that he could have been inspired by isis ... the fact that he screamed out 'allahu akbar' and the fact that he chose apparently random victims, the fact that he was known by authorities in advance certainly raises that question."" farooqui is charged with two counts of aggravated malicious wounding. authorities holding him without bond. the new york times is targeted by hackers.... and u-s officials say other news organizations may have been breached as well. the cyber attacks, detected in recent months, investigation by the f-b-i and other u-s security agencies. they believe hackers are working for russian intelligence and are targeting news organizations as part of a broader series of hacks that also have focused on democratic party organizations. lawmakers in florida are doing all they can to battle the spread of the zika virus in florida. "we've allocated 26-point-2-million dollars of the state budget to date. it all goes through out department of health and they have allocated dollars around the

each county. so, if there are local needs we will clearly work with them." florida department of health workers are investigating five reports of zika in two counties... one in the tampa area, and four in the miami beach area. according to a statement from governor rick scott's office, these are locally transmitted cases of zika. the c-d-c says there have been more than 22- hundred cases of zika virus reported in the united states since august 17th. a nine-year-old boy marks a major milestone. the youngest hand transplant recipient-- celebrates one year. doctors say zion harvey is doing very well. the team successfully transplanted donor hands and forearms on harvey... as several years earlier he had undergone amputation of his hands and feet and a kidney transplant following a serious staph infection. the little boy says he just wants one thing.... but his mom-- is not onboard. "i'm just living through him and i'm here to support him

is he wants to do whether it is to throw a baseball not a football just a baseball." harvey says: "she won't let me try out for football." " earlier this month.... zion threw out the first pitch at a baltimore orioles game. a man goes to great lengths to impress a girl.... and winds up wedged between two buildings for hours. police say the 22- year-old was trying to show off for his date... by jumping between two buildings... he fell in between and got stuck. his date called 9- 1-1 and waited four hours for him to be freed. rescue crews had to tear through the wall of a quodba restaurant to get him out. other students.. were not impressed. "( "i think he is an idiot for doing it, but at least he got the girl." ( "if he was doing it to impress a girl, i personally would not be impressed at all. he really made a fool of himself, but she stayed." " crews say the man did break his ankle... the owner of the restaurant says they have to remove the entire

the third time's a charm for one incumbent mayor... " : "three years ago, it happened by accident, it was a write in vote. you pay a dollar and you can vote." " a small town in minnesota has re- elected duke as mayor-- for the third time. people living in the town of cormorant-- say no one will run against duke-- because he has done such great things for the community. the nine-year-old great pyrenees has one of the highest approval ratings in the co flood waters devastate parts of louisiana.... now the president is getting a firsthand look at the areas hardest hit... why some are saying the visit is too little, too late. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is

on ryan lochte.. one of our callers says this is why the term "ugly american" endures and,,,, what happened today that restored victoria's faith in humanity? it's all coming up in the rant!! i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] you gotta see this guy; "oh, i don't know what i said. ah, i don't remember." i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get him the hell out of here... get him out of here! get out!

for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types who've given congressman joe heck's campaigns over $500,000, social security could mean billions of dollars in fees. that's what privatizing social security means and why joe heck and wall street support it. privatization plan,atizing social security means retireme security gets risked on the stock market. and the wall street types supporting joe heck make billions. whose side are you on? senate majority pac is responsible

tours the areas hardest hit by historic flooding in louisiana. already more than 100 thousand people have applied for aid. some say the trip-- is coming-- several days too late. fox news kevin corke has a look at the damage that has devastated the area. obama says: "we are heartbroken by the heartbroken... about the suffering so many louisianans have had to endure... but not heartbroken enough to cut short his family vacation and get here sooner. that was the criticism by some today (8/23)... as president obama walked through flood ravaged areas near baton rouge... a first-hand look at the aftermath of a the downpour that sumerged entire communities... but won't sink the spirit of the people of the bayou... obama says: "i know how resilient the people of lousiaina are and i know that

again." the president... roundly criticized for not personally coming here sooner... felt the sting jabs of more jabs on twitter today... g-o-p presidential nominee donald trump tweeted... tweet says: "president obama should have gone to louisiana days ago, instead of golfing. too little, too late!" it was afterall.. four days after mr. trump himself visited flood- ravaged areas around baton rouge. still, for the residents... and leaders of the state... mr. obama's visit spoke volumes... even if for many of them, it was far later than it should have come... obama says: "these are some good people down here. we're glad that the families i had a chance to meet were safe, but they've got a lot of work to do and they shouldn't have to do it alone.." the numbers are

more than 60 thousand homes damaged with storm costs at $30 million and rising more than 100 thousand louisianans have applied for federal aid while the fed has set aside $127 million in emergency funds for victims the president's visit coincides with proposed new federal regulations for companies and homeowners that use federal money to build in flood- prone areas. fema proposes rules for construction in flood areas the plan calls for federally funded projects to be at least 2 feet above 100-year floodplain. and while the plan would change decades-long standards for federally-funded projects, experts believe it wouldn't have changed a thing in louisiana during the storm. noel says: the fact of the matter is with the flooding they got in lousiana, it wouldnt have made any difference, because those folks were not in a special flood hazard area. so for this particular catastrophe, it doesnt really make a difference. obama says: "even after the tv cameras leave, the whole country is going to continue help you until we get folks back into their homes and lives are rebuilt." a promise made... but many wonder tonight (8/23) ...with just five months remaining in office, if he'll be able to deliver... in baton rouge, louisiana, kevin corke, fox news. at least a half a dozen people are dead after an early morning earthquake rocks central italy. the magnitude 6- point-1 quake leveled several buildings... some people buried in the rubble... the region is the same one that was hit by an earthquake back in 20-09 that left

people dead. 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

temperatures climb back into the low 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 the 90s again on friday. closed captioning will resume shortly the d-a calls the new years eve shooting of an unarmed man by metro officers justified. keith childress was wanted by u-s marshals. he ran when they

marshals called metro for backup. the marshals told metro officers he was wanted for murder but in fact he was facing burglary and kidnapping charges. body camera video shows childress ignoring demands to get on the ground. he had a cell phone in his hand, which police mistakenly took for a gun. he was shot. childress's mother wanted to know why it happened.. so does terry

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or call at 702-436- 8285 here's a look at what's coming up... on fox five news at eleven. senator harry reid says donald trump cant win nevada... and reid's predictions on who will take his seat in the senate. last night's storm had a lot of people waking up with damage causing headaches in the morning. we'll hear from one woman patio awning came crashing down....minutes after her family stepped back inside. a massive- new art display is setting up shop in downtown las vegas... just in time for next month's life is beautiful festival. the big rig jig has gone up in fremont east... it will call the fergusons motel home. the 50 foot tall sculpture features two tanker trucks and weighs about 25 tons. the creator-- artist mike ross-- gained fame with

coachella. filmmakers are putting some power behind a popular toy.... how they are punching it up a notch when it comes to racing hotwheels. you're watching fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer

voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood.

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live from las vegas it's time for fox5 news at 11. days after being diagnosed with stage four breast cancer.. someone stole her only way to get to treatment.. and to get away from the stress. now the community is coming together to show their support. a construction worker is killed in a scaffolding collapse this week. now the family is speaking out. last night's storm had a lot of people waking up with damage causing headaches in the morning. we'll hear from one woman who's patio awning came crashing down....minutes after her family stepped back inside. this is fox5 news at 11. local las vegas. last night brought a lightning show to some parts of the valley. which also came with a lot of damage to some parts. i'm john huck. i'm christine