one person is dead-- after a man opened fire inside a local starbucks-- hear from a customer who was there when it all went down. a man is arrested after an hours long stand-off in a valley neighborhood. plus one man is dead-- and a shooter is still on the run. following a morning homocide. this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. one man is dead and another is in custody... after a shooting at a local starbucks. it may have started from a declined card. thanks for joining us tonight-- i'm faith tanner. police say a man walked into starbucks agitated after his card was declined in the drive through... and that's when he shot and killed another man. the area... near warm springs and rainbow--- was blocked off for hours... as police also investigated a possible explosive device... that the shooter said was in his backpack. since then... the

area has opened back up. fox5's kathleen jacob joins us now after speaking to a man who was inside the stabucks ... and even tried to save the victim's life. kathleen? that's right faith... medin gebrezgier was inside the starbucks this morning when he said the suspect started firing shots. he describes a scene that's filled with both confusion and sheer panic. all he said was going through his mind was just to stay a life. it was just stay alive, stay alive, find a way to stay alive... and pray and other than that it was just around me. that's all that ran through medin gebrezgier's head when a man started firing a gun in this starbucks. we were all afraid for our lives... we didn't know what was gonna happen next. police say a man drove this truck through the starbucks drivethrough... and when his card was declined he became agitated, that's when they say he walked into the starbucks.. fired a couple rounds in the air.. and then shot another customer in the chest. i thought this was a joke at first. i thought this was a recording, someone was

would be a prank, and it was real. once he let off those rounds my mind went blank, i was like "what's going on?" medin said immediately he and other customers dropped to the ground... all he could hear were panicked sobs. terror, it was just terror. we were afraid, i had no idea what to do. i heard about this stuff on tv and movies, but it was all the way real. medin confirmed this is the man he saw shooting. police say the suspect walked out to his arrest... but not before calling police and describing a different shooter... leading to confusion and the terrifying thought that there might be more than one shooter... and a possible hostage situation. everybody was kind of frozen until they saw he left. then everybody started running. medin and another man went straight to the victim. my mind was blank. i just went into action. instincts. trying to help. they tried to keep him alive with cpr... but police say he later died. it's a picture medin will never forget.

people... something like this will happen. these kinds of things and people like that are everywhere all the time, so just appreciate what you have, appreciate who you know that's in your life. love them to the fullest. forgive them, and try to be happy because you never know when something like this will happen. other witnesses also described a woman jumping out of the drive through window... just trying to get away from the shooter... so definitely a very scary scene. and just to clarify... there was only one shooter... so this was not a hostage situation. there was also fear of a possible explosive because the suspect told police he had a backpack with an explosive in it. police aired on the side of caution... sent the robot in... and eventually found out the backpack did not have an explosive in it... it was actually just full of clothes. we do know that the suspect had a criminal history and should not have had a gun. faith? the victim's identity has not been released. but we do know he was a man in his 40's... he was a customer at starbucks... and

keep you updated--- as we learn more. could we be close to kissing those 90 degree temperatures goodbye? let's check in with fox five's chief meteorlogist ted pretty with a look at the forecast. the hottest day we'll see for some time is expected tomorrow at 91 degrees with a light breeze and some late clouds. we'll then pick up a slight chance of showers from tuesday through friday. right not expecting any heavy rain that is widespread. however, some areas will certainly see more measurable rain than others. highs will stay in the mid-to-upper 80s with lows around 70.

swat responded to a barricade situation this afternoon. neighbors in the far hills area were escorted out of their homes. "we'd like to get you guys out of here.... alright, okay. " police say one rson refused to come out of a home... near far hills and the 2-15. they say it was related to a domestic

us nearly forty police cars and swat teams were seen on sage berry drive. units arrived. the suspect was contacted inside of the residenc and he has refused to exit. and he refused to comply with officers. that person has been taken into custody. police say roads in the area were back open around eight this evening. police say one person is dead... and a shooter is still on the run. it happened outside of a business off decatur and flamingo. police say a man in his late 20's was shot several times around 6-30 this morning. they say there was some sort of struggle between the shooter and the victim. that victim was taken to u-m-c where he died just minutes later. metro says there is a recording studio inside the business. "there was some sort of confrontation in the parking lot. some of his clothing and jewelery is thrown about the parking lot near the vehicle. there was several people

see much or hear anything. police say the suspect is still on the run. they ask anyone with information to come forward. you can leave an anonymous tip with crime stoppers. that number is 702-385-55-55. a pahrump woman faces charges... of drunk driving and causing a fatal crash. police say ashley winn failed to stop at a stop sign... and collided with another vehicle. it happened around 4 a-m saturday morning near dandelion and honeysuckle streets. a passenger in t other vehicle died at the scene. the driver was airlifted to a las vegas hospital. winn was taken to the hospital... and later arrested. the national park service is searching for an illegal motorist... who defaced a section of death valley national park. park officials say about 10 miles of looping tire tracks.. appear to have been made last month in racetrack playa. the lake bed is strictly off limits to motor vehicles.

they have a lead in the investigation. one group in the valley-- has a unique way to celebrate fall. we'll take you to the mid-autumn moon festival, still ahead. and a young girl gives away some of her favorite things-- in order to encourage others to help the homeless. motorcycles revved up for a good cause today-- we'll tell you how much money was raised at 'ride for kids' you're watching

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has always been part of the election process. but as karin caifa reports... it's actually more modern than you think. --reporter pkg-as follows-- it may seem like they date back to the days of the founding fathers. but really, presidential debates are a product of the television era. the two major party nominees debated for the first time in 1960. and after kennedy and nixon, presidential contenders didn't debate again until 1976. since then, the fall face-offs have been cemented as an election year staple, for presidential hopefuls -- and their running mates. (sarah palin) "can i call you joe?" much like a new fall t-v drama, one episode can be make-or-break, creating moments in history that become game changers, like for then president gerald ford in 1976 -- (former president gerald r. ford) there is no soviet domination of eastern europe. and michael dukakis in 1988. (bernard shaw, moderator)

dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? (former gov. michael dukakis) i don't see any evidence that it's a deterrent, and i think there are better and more effective ways to deal with violent crime. both responses, considered major missteps. neither would win in november. a well-placed laugh line, however, can win over an audience, maybe even an electorate. like ronald reagan on concerns about his age, during his 1984 re-election bid, at age 73. (president r reagan) i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not going to exploit, for political purposes, my opponent's youth and inexperience. there's no consitutional mandatethat says the presidential and vice presidential candidates have to debate one another. but the audiences are often too great to pass up. during the last election cycle in 2o12, 67-point-2 million viewers watched the first debate between president obama and mitt romney. after months of

the longest look at the candidates for millions of americans, before their ballots are cast. in new york, i'm karin caifa. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty the hottest day we'll see for some time is expected tomorrow at 91 degrees with a light breeze and some late clouds. we'll then pick up a slight chance of showers from tuesday through friday. right now we are not expecting any heavy rain that is widespread. however, some areas will certainly see more measurable rain than others. highs will stay in the mid-to-upper 80s with lows around

right now we are not expecting any heavy rain that is widespread. however, some areas will certainly see more measurable rain than others. highs will stay in the mid-to-upper 80s

widespread. however, some areas will certainly see more measurable rain than others. highs will stay in the mid-to-upper 80s with lows around 70. the hottest day we'll see for some time is expected tomorrow at 91 degrees with a light breeze and some late clouds. we'll then pick up a slight chance of showers from tuesday right now we are not expecting any heavy rain that is widespread. however, some areas will certainly see more measurable rain than others. highs will stay in the mid-to-upper 80s with lows around 70. closed captioning will resume shortly

gave away a hundred of her crowns... to help the homeless community. jayliana glothon- im doing this for the homeless because when it comes to winter there going to get really cold and i dont want that to happen that's jayliana glothon. donation booth in henderson... and collected warm clothing donations. her goal was to collect 100 pairs of socks... and give each donor a crown in exchange. she got a total of four hundred and three pairs! jayliana says she plans to hand out the socks herself to those in need. she will be on fox five news this morning...tomorro w at 8. bikers revved up their motorcycles for a good cause today. the ride for kids benefits the pedatric brain

we're told this year the las vegas ride-- at town square was a huge success. participants raised 68- thousand dollars. chinese americans around the valley are celebrating the mid autumn moon festival. and they're getting students involved too. music playing it's the second year the chinese american citizens alliance has put on the event. this year's theme was the jade today it was held at desert breeze park. nearly 200 art students from different schools entered an art competition with their interpretation of the autumn moon. "i wanted to do something a bit different because i thin its very important with whats going on in this present era. i wanted to use, our culture, our heritage as an education. the organization says its important to promote

classrooms. there's a movie for just about everyone in the theatres this weekened. which film rode into the top spot at the box office? and as the presidential candidates prepare for their first debate-- the debate continues over whether moderators should fact- check. moviegoers had we are one nation under god. i'd like to punch him in the face. you know what they used to do to guys like that? they'd be carried out in a stretcher, folks. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. priorities usa action is responsible

district attorney steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've prosecuted a lot of violent people. our background check laws have stopped over 5,000 dangerous criminals from buying guns here in nevada. se same dangerous people to buy guns. they get them at gun shows and online from perfect strangers with no background checks, no questions asked. it's a dangerous loophole. closing it will save lives. let's make it harder for criminals, safer for us.

films... romantic comedies -- and even a western! david daniel looks at the weekend box office top five. "back up your site, destroy it, and restore it again." "snowden" stayed in the top five: the true-life drama took in four- point-one million dollars. "bridget jones's baby" moved down to fourth place on weekend ticket sales of four-and-a-half million. after two weekends on top, "sully" descended to third place, but 13- point-eight million dollars gave the drama a domestic total of 92-million. "you asked me to do a thing, and i will not fail you! always deliver!" "wait!" (nat) the animated family film "storks" took flight in second place, opening with 21-point-eight million dollars. "if he wants his town... come see me." "the magnificent seven" rode away with the weekend title: the new take on the classic western debuted with 35-million dollars. in hollywood, i'm

several people arrested this weekend--- after protests surrounding this andrew jackson statue. why some want the monument taken down. hillary clinton and donald trump--- face off in their first debate tomorrow. but the discussion continues about the role of debate moderators. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching fox5 news at 10. local las vegas.

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ment... taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. custody... after a shooting at a local starbucks. it may have started from a declined card. police walked into starbucks agitated after his card was declined in the drive- through... and that's when he shot and killed another man. fox5's kathleen jacob joins us after speaking to a man who was inside the stabucks ... and even tried to save the victim's life. kathleen? faith... medin gebrezgier was in total shock and says his instincts took over when a man walked into starbucks and started shooting. he says the man shot a few rounds into the air... and then shot a man in the chest.

man jumped into action.... they went straight to the victim and started doing cpr. police say the man later died. here's how police say it started. they say the suspect was in the drive through at starbucks when his card was declined... he then parked and walked into the starbucks agitated... that's where he fired a couple rounds in the air... and then shot a customer in the chest, that customer has not been identified yet.... but police say he was a male in his 40s. the suspect called police himself... and reported a shooter with a different himself... that led to a lot of confusion... and had police thinking there might be more than one shooter and this may be a hostage situation. turns out it wasn't. there was just one shooter. and as you can imagine... this whole situation has left witnesses terrified. "it was just stay alive, stay alive, find a way to stay alive... and pray and other than that it was just help the people around me. other witnesses also described a woman jumping out of the drive

shooter. there was also fear of a possible explosive because the suspect told police he had a backpack with an explosive in it. police blocked the area off for hours and sent the robot in... they eventually found out the backpack did not have an explosive in it... it was actually just full of clothes. police are describing the suspect as a hispanic male in his 30s. they say he did have a criminal history and should not have had a gun. faith? we still don't know exactly why the suspect shot that particular customer. all we know about the victim--- is that he's a male in his 40s. of course we'll update you with any new information as we get it. three people are dead after two small planes collided earlier today in new york state. authorities say the crash happened in north collins. the n-t-s-b and the f-a-a will be investigating the crash. (scott joslyn/erie county sheriff office) "plane crashes are very devastating locating any piece

all tell a tale right and maybe will assist us in located where the collision was." no one on the ground was injured. the cause of the crash has not been confirmed. in new orleans... several different groups banded together... with plans to take down the andrew jackson monument. others were there to defend it. city council members voted to remove four confederate monuments... but the andrew jackson monument them. the protestors' initial plan was to use rope, chain, and brute force to take it down.. but--- none of that equipment was visible or present. (nats) from congo square... (nats) the sound of drums.. (nats) and the number of protestors grew... as take em down nola.. joined by several other groups.. marched through the heart of the quarter...to jackson square.. (nats) "we can't get no satisfaction until we take down andrew jackson."

(tulane student/amnesty international club) "for him to stand as a symbol that we praise in the middle of our city is just backwards and wrong and we need to do something good to create that progress, and create that progressive system that would bring him down." (nats) the group was met by several others defending the andrew jackson monument. (lorrie drennan/defending monument) "my son got engaged in front of this statute in november and there's nothing wrong with the statue. it's the people." (nats) including former kkk wizard david duke. "go home, duke! go home, duke!" police officers used barricades and man power protestors from accessing the immediate area surrounding the monument. (nats) nopd officers arrested 7 people in total. six or disturbing the peace... and one man--43- year-old david clark--arrested for aggravated assault and illegal use of a weapon. "we gave them that space. it did not get violent, but the moment we saw that there was something where an ordinance was

those extractions, bring those people out safetly." when the protestors were unable to break through... they continued their march down decatur street. and for now-- the andrew jackson monument remains in tact. (nats) the sawmill fire in california has scorched more than 15-hundred acres. the blaze was reported shortly before noon. residents in the geyserville area were forced to flee their homes. no word on any injuries. the cause of the fire has not been confirmed. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty the hottest day we'll see for some time is expected tomorrow at 91 degrees with a light breeze and some late clouds. we'll then pick up a slight chance of showers from tuesday through friday. right now we are not expecting any heavy rain that is widespread. however, some

see more measurable rain than others. highs will stay in the mid-to-upper 80s with lows around 70. the hottest day we'll see for some time is expected tomorrow at 91 degrees with a light breeze and some late clouds. we'll then pick up a slight chance of showers from tuesday through friday. right now we are not expecting any heavy rain that is widespread. however, some areas will certainly see more measurable rain than others. highs will stay in the mid-to-upper 80s with lows around

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maranon has the scoop on what they're doing to help. all of their bags were packed-- but there was a question for these families of if their children were in fact ready to go. mos says: "often times families that have children on the autism spectrum don't know what to expect when they travel." dozens of families with autistic children were given the chance friday at tulsa international airport to see just how well their children would react not just to a heavy security and the hustle and bustle of passengers-- but also how they would take to an airliner. mos says: "without even going through the simulation, they were very reluctant to even try it." ((on cam stand-up)) for these families, it was a rare chance to walk through this door without having to pay hundreds of dollars. keeling says: "the kids have never flown before." andy keeling has two autistic children. his family has been forced to take road trips out of fear that if they purchased plane tickets and one or both of their children reacted negatively-- they'd be left standing the terminal with ruined plans.

actual real plane? keeling says: "a real flight? yes. yes." andrew is andy's son. he says he liked the experience-- and can't wait for the real thing. reporter q: were you scared, nervous, excited? a. keeling says: "actually i wasn't any of those." and dad says-- after what he saw friday-- they can now begin planning a fun trip with two engines instead of with four wheels. keeling says: "i think we're ready for a flight. they did very well, and everyone did a good job everyone was very professional, and i think it was a good experience." hillary clinton and donald trump are running ahead of their presidential debate tomorrow. that's according to a new poll of likely voters by abc news and the washington post. clinton's edge over trump is well within the margin of error... which is four- and-a-half percentage points. her lead in the same poll has shrunk from eight-points in early august. cnn's poll of polls - that looks at five most recent national polls - shows clinton with a three-point lead. who should do the fact-checking

tomorrow's presidential debate? the head of the presidential debates commission says... not the moderator. (janet brown, exec. director, commission on pres. debates): i think personally that if you start getting into fact-checking, i'm not sure what's a big fact, what is a little fact and if you and i have different sources of information, does your source on unemployment rate agree with my source? i don't think it's a good idea to get the moderator into essentially serving as the encyclopedia britannica." the moderator's role has been called into question in recent weeks. n-b-c news host matt lauer was criticized for not grilling donald trump... when he recently said he opposed the war in iraq. lauer failed to correct trump. tomorrow's debate at hofstra university... in new york... will be moderated by n- b-c news host lester holt. you've haven't seen hillary clinton or donald trump like this. why the candidates are seen circling around san diego. next. if you missed a story or want to re-watch one...

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