how long--- a high wind warning will last. and when a major cool down is expected. the las vegas bike fest has been going on all weekend. tonight we're talking motorcycle safety--- in light of recent deadly crashes around the valley. and a family is frantic... when a woman is reported missing in a moapa river... how long it took for her to be found in the rough waters. this is fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. a high wind warning remains in effect for some areas... for the next five hours. i'm faith tanner-- thanks for joining us. the national weather service issued the warning at 10 this morning. this is video taken earlier today in henderson-- you can hear that wind... kicking up. fox5 meteorologist sam argier joins us now to tell us more. a wind advisory remains in effect for the las vegas valley through 3

gusts in the 30 to 45 mph range across the valley, winds will be gradually easing up overnight. temperatures will be cool as you get out the door monday morning with low 60s and upper 50s. much cooler air will be moving into southern nevada on monday with high temperatures will only in the mid 70s. this will be our coolest weather since may 17th. winds will not be as strong as sunday, but we'll still see a breeze out of the north blowing 10 to 20 mph. winds will be light, the sun will be out, and temperatures will be comfortable for most of next week. we'll keep it in the low 80s tuesday through friday. the weekend is trending a bit warmer with highs back in the mid to upper 80s. motorcyclists buzzed into downtown las ves buzzed into

weekend. bike fest brought thousands of bikers to town. they were here to check out the latest motorcycle trends... entertainment and competitions. the celebration comes after we've seen at least three deadly motorcycle accidents this week. fox5's abby theodros joins us live from fremont and 8-th street. she talked with about safety out on the roads. abby? a lot of the people i talked with today are long time riders and they tell me while you cant predict what happens on the road - there are a few things you can do to stay safe. nats candice: 10s of thousands of riders from all over the world. nats and theyre all here for the same reason.... christopher steen, las vegas: the bikes, all the people and all the vendors, its a good time. its the 16th annual bike fest in las vegas. this time nearly 40 thousand

nats roaring engines in tow what keeps you riding your bike? christopher steen, las vegas: i love it he's not the only one. most people at the festival share that same passion and agree: riding a bike comes with great rewards but high risks too. emily zervas, leather head quarters of las vegas: we are smaller to see, nobody likes to look twice for us. just this week las vegas saw three motorcycle related deaths. over near decatur and wagon trail- witnesses say a biker was riding recklessly before he crashed in to a guardrail. across town near mojave and sahara avenue - a biker checking his breaks lost control of his bike before crashing into a garage. and early this morning - a biker was hit on interstate 15 near russel road by a suspected drunk driver zervas: you have to be a defensive driver. you have to think ... oh this person is going to come and hit me. nats zipper emily zervas is a long time bike enthusiast and works with leather head quarters of las vegas - she says on top of being vigilant on the road - the right gear goes a long way too. emily zervas, leather head quarters of las vegas: we try to get them in a helmet, jacket, boots and gloves just to make sure they're protected when they go on the

coming up in the next half hour more from bike fest this weekend. i'll also tell you why metro's lead crash investigator says he says the most crashes this time of year. today's motorcycle crash mark deadly crash on valley roads this year. a rafter has been found safe-- after a search in a moapa river. and a mother... can now breathe easy again tonight. i felt silly calling the police. but i know i did the right thing. what are you going to do now? i dont know...kiss her, hug her, kill her. the 20-year-old woman was reported missing just before 2 this

family members say they went into the river--- but the daughter didn't come out of the water. after forty minutes of searching... they reached out to police. a family member tells us she was cut by barbed wire... and struggled through thick mud and rough currents during the search. police confirmed the woman was found just a few hours later. one person is dead and another is behind bars-- after a crash on the i-15 early this morning. police say a lexus lost control and hit a harley. it happened near russell...just after four a-m. the biker was taken to u-m-c... where he later died. police say the driver of the lexus was arrested on suspicion of d-u-i. traffic was diverted in the area all morning. an elderly man is fighting for his life... after he was stabbed this morning. police got a call about a fight... near main street and foremaster lane. officers found the man... who was stabbed in the head. he was taken to

he's not expected to survive. witnesses pointed out a female suspect in the crowd... and she was taken into custody. the 30 year-old woman faces one count of attempted murder with a deadly weapon. red rock canyon got a well- deserved clean up this morning. it was part of a stewardship project hosted by the national conservation lands. nearly three hundred volunteers helped out-- by installing signs... cleaning up litter... and fixing up popular trails. dozens of nevada representatives... community and tribal leaders from around the country... were there to lend a hand. "this is the friends rendezvouz. it happens every 18 months and its a chance for 60 groups from around the west to all get together. " the project was part of a 3-day conference for grassroots leaders... and advocates for national conservation lands. homeowners living near a gravel pit--- are fighting it's expansion into a

people living near desert inn and spring mountain... held a protest this afternoon. the wells cargo processing plant produces asphalt... sand and gravel. neighbors say it creates large amounts of fine dust... and toxic smells in the air. the group is working to have independent air quality studies performed in the area. "we're trying to block the varience in hopes of getting some relief." . we can't afford to just let this go. i mean it's our open our doors. we can't open our windows. we can't go into our backyards without smelling tar. the expansion plan was approved at a townhall meeting-- even though homeowners opposed it. imagine getting charged nearly 10-grand for a tank of gas. how it happened to one woman in florida. country music fans kick the dust up-- on the las vegas strip.

harvest festival. plus-- how jamaica is preparing for hurricane matthew. you're watching fox5 news at 10. local las vegas. the caribbean is

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matthew is expected to dump substantial rainfall tonight--- before making landfall tomorrow.

jamaica. and its only going to get worse. ben kennedy reports. "nat - sawing, drilling etc" the sounds heard along the streets in kingston, jamaica are of a country preparing for hurricane matthew. (sean thomas, preparing for hurricane) "if we are not prepared disaster will catch us unaware" - (hon. desmond mckenzie, minister of local government & community development) "what is heading our way is something jamaica has not seen in decades" desmond mckenzie, the minister who is overseeing the country's emergency plan. local 10 was the only tv station at the meeting with local leaders as they get ready for the storm which is already moving through the caribbean towards jamaica. (hon. desmond mckenzie, minister of local government & community development) "the band still covers the island, the entire jamaica will be affected by rains. there will be a greater concentration in the eastern part of the island, ok" people in that part of the country are now stocking up on food & supplies. "have you been selling out of water & bread? bread...they can't make enough" - 'so when the bread comes in..it's gone.gone gone gone" and if you get your hands on a loaf of bread...that's half the battle, then it's time to wait in line. (sofia graham, shopper) "this is my 2nd time in here and it's unbelievable,

can you believe that" the waves have picked up along the coast as the country's leaders prepare for the worst. (hon. desmond mckenzie, minister of local government & community development) "the resilience of jamacians will be demonstrated at the end this episode and i am hoping that when it comes it will not be in a category that will have any really devastating effect on the people of jamaica" now fox5 weather 24/7 with les now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton a wind advisory remains in effect for the las vegas valley through 3 a.m. monday. after gusts in the 30 to 45 mph range across the valley, winds will be gradually easing up overnight. temperatures will be cool as you get out the door monday morning with low 60s and upper 50s. much cooler air will be moving into southern nevada on monday with high temperatures will

this will be our coolest weather since may 17th. winds will not be as strong as sunday, but we'll still see a breeze out of the north blowing 10 to 20 mph. winds will be light, the sun will be out, and temperatures will be comfortable for most of next week. we'll keep it in the low 80s tuesday through friday. the weekend is trending a bit warmer with highs back in the mid to upper 80s. closed captioning

las vegas has gone country--- as country music fans take over the strip this weekend. thousands strapped on their boots and daisy dukes... for the 'route 91 harvest country music festival'. like brad paisley... toby keith and martina mcbride hit the stage. the three-day concert kicked off friday... at the las vegas village across from the luxor. the festvial is wrapping up right now-- as luke bryan takes the stage for the last performance of the night. imagine getting charged nearly ten thousand dollars for a tank of gas. a woman in florida says it happened to her husband after he filled up his car. as lisa greenberg reports... it took the couple a while to get

susan gower's husband stopped at this valero gas station in north fort myers on may 5th, like he's done many times before. (susan gower, charged almost $10,000 for gas): "he filled his car up, maybe $20 worth or something like that. he used his credit card." they tried to use the card the next day, but were over their credit limit. when gower checked her account, she saw this number -- 9949 dollars and 36 cents - charged from this valero gas station. (susan gower, charged almost $10,000 for gas): "it was just shocking." looking at the receipt from valero, she saw the pump charged her for more than 27- thousand gallons of gas. she immediately went to the bank, canceling her card. (susan gower, charged almost $10,000 for gas): "the bank just said 'get with valero, have them reverse the charges.' very simple," she says the manager told her it wasn't possible. two weeks later, after getting valero customer service involved, gower's account was credited back the money. she was relieved but frustrated with the owner of that station's lack of customer service. (susan gower, charged almost

pump. he just wouldn't ever own up to the fact that he was wrong." while her account was frozen, gower was unable to use her visa points to rent two cars, paying out of pocket. she was hoping the owner would pay back that money for the hassle but hasn't been able to reach him. so i called him myself. (lisa greenberg, reporting): "her card was charged ten thousand dollars by one of the pumps there." when i asked what the gas station was doing to help, (lisa greenberg, reporting): "oh, he just hung up on me." (susan gower, charged almost a teacher, and 10- year-olds know they need to own up to their mistakes, and try to make it right and apologize. that's what makes me mad." environmental groups reach out to young voters. how many millons they're spending... to get their message across. just over a month until the election-- nevada has become a key battleground state. who's campaigning in the valley this week. if you missed a story or want to re-watch one... just download the fox5 app. we've got all our videos--- and you can

newscast live... the fox5 app is free in the app store. 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. but a loophole makes it easy for those 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. yes on question 1. [cell phone vibrating] when the billionaire koch brothers call, congressman joe heck has been answering. voting with the koch brothers' agenda 85% of the time. to big oil companies and the super rich, but ending medicare as we know it and forcing cuts to social security. taking care of the koch brothers

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groups in nevada are spending millions of dollars-- to support democrats running for office. groups like next-gen climate and the league of conservation voters... spent more than three million dollars on advertising. nextgen's president says they want to get millennials talking

issues. a poll of millennials done by the group--- showed that clean energy is a priority. nevada is one of three states that the sierra club has been focusing on as well. republican presidental nominee donald trump is set to campaign in henderson wednesday. the rally will be held at the henderson pavillion at 11-30. nevada is a key battleground state--- where hillary clinton and trump are in a tight race. the rally comes as union members at trump's hotel called for a boycott last week... because trump is not negotiating a contract. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is also set to campaign in vegas... on behalf of clinton this week. she will campaign tuesday at the springs preserve at four p-m. warren is also campaigning for u-s senate candidate... catherine cortez masto. warren will talk about clinton's plans to create an economy that works for everyone... not

democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine-- is also heading back to the silver state. the virginia senator is set to visit the valley next thursday... two days after the vice presidential debate. it's also two days before the deadline to register by mail for the november election. you can still register in person or online until october 18-th. a new report reveals donald trump may not have paid federal taxes in nearly 20 years. how a loophole might have made it legal. (closed captioning will resume shortly) and an elderly woman is arrested--- but it might not be why you think-- arrested--- but it might not be why you think-- why this was something on her bucket list. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next you're watching

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week. the latest crash happened early this morning. fox5's abby theodros joins us live near 8th and fremont--- with more on what police are saying about the rise in deadly crashes police tell me they see a spike in both motorcycle and car accidents in the fall when i asked them why - they told me the weather is cooler and people are spending more time outside. i talked with metro sgt strader who deadly crash scenes in las vegas for six and a half years...take a listen to what he had to say. richard strader: "we have halloween kicking off right at the end of this month and then thanksgiving and all the holiday seasons and so we start seeing all these people drinking and driving and making bad bad decisions." just this week las vegas saw three motorcycle related deaths.

biker was riding recklessly before he crashed in to a guardrail. across town near mojave and sahara avenue - a biker checking his breaks lost control of his bike before crashing into a garage. and early this morning - a biker was hit on interstate 15 near russel road by a suspected drunk driver today's motorcycle crash marks the 85-th deadly crash on valley roads this year. reno police say a suspect in a fatal casino robbery is now behind bars. police say 63- year-old frederick border was gamblinging at the el dorado casino... when he committed a robbery friday. police did not say exactly what he's suspected of robbing. borden got away... and then struck an employee who later died. police say it's not clear how the employee was struck.

robbery... but that could change depending on the victim's autopsy results. a panel formed by the state supreme court--- calls for lawmakers to overhaul a troubled state guardianship program. critics say the program has failed to serve the disabled and elderly people... it's supposed to help. the commission is reccomending several changes-- including appointing lawyers to represent those whose assets and affairs are being managed. the panel also suggests capping fees charged by private guardians. as well as creating a "bill of rights" for wards of the program. a new report is accusing presidential candidate donald trump... of not paying federal taxes. the new york times claims trump could have used a legal loophole... to avoid paying federal income tax for the last 20 years.... after he declared 916-million dollar loss on his 19-95 income tax returns. the new york

copies of trump's returns in the mail. the trump campaign has not confirmed or denied the reports--- but responded in a statement--- saying the returns were obtained illegally. federal officials continue to investigate a devastating train crash in new jersey. a train crashed into a track barrier inside hoboken station... while arriving at the platform last week. one person was killed... and more than a hundred others were injured. authorities were able to recover one data recorder on the train-- but it wasn't functioning properly during the trip. officals say the engineer has no memory of the crash itself-- but remembers certain details before it happened. officals say the cars were much more crowded than usual the day of the crash. dinh-zarr says: "on the day of the accident, the train consist had four cars when it normally would have five cars. as a result of this shorter consist, the cars were very crowded, with people standing in the vestibules and crowding the cars." new jersey

under an audit by the federal railroad administration before the crash-- partly because of concerns about safety violations. if you're getting into the spirit of fall... check out all the fall fun going on at opportunity village. they're hosting a number of fall and halloween themed events all month long at the magical forest. today... opportunity village hosted a spook-tackular kids fashion show. after the show... treated to rides and a dance party at the magical forest castle. we've got the full list of events happening at the magical forest on our website. just head to fox five vegas dot com. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton a wind advisory remains in effect for the las vegas valley through 3 a.m. monday. after gusts in the 30 to 45 mph range across the valley, winds will be gradually easing up overnight. temperatures will be cool as you get out the door monday morning with low 60s and upper 50s. much cooler air will be moving into southern nevada on monday with high temperatures will

this will be our coolest weather since may 17th. winds will not be as strong as sunday, but we'll still see a breeze out of the north blowing 10 to 20 mph. winds will be light, the sun will be out, and temperatures will be comfortable for most of next week. we'll keep it in the low 80s tuesday through friday. the weekend is trending a bit warmer with highs back in the mid to upper 80s. closed captioning will resume shortly a one hundred

a wish off her bucketlist. but the accomplishment landed her in

police cruiser. patrick clark has more. as the police cruiser pulled up to the five star senior center in south st. louis, it wasnt public enemy number one inside...but number one oh two. (edie simms/102 years young) did you enjoy your ride this morning? oh yes, handcuffs and all. (sgt. john mclaughlin/st. louis police dept).: "these types of events and ms. simms help us do that and were more than happy to do these type of things. we love it and we get more out of it than the seniors do?." thats right, the little old lady from south county fulfilled a backseat bucketis in her 102 years on this earth, she had never set foot in the back of a police car until today. friday morning she was dispensing pearls of wisdom and free pairs of socks and scarves. edie simms/102 years young: "keep going, dont ever stop whatever it is youre doing and spend some time doing community service because sometimes the person you reach out and touch is the only person that they will talk to in a day." community service is something this senior citizen is all

stitched some 413 handmade items for the folks at five star senior center. (edie simms/102 years young) "i made my first dress that was wearable. im not saying it was good but i wore it to school when i was ten years old." (michael howard/exec. dir. five star senior center0 "but here weve got a senior helping seniors and i just think thats the neatest thing". recently, simms made a trip to american baptist university to talk about 100 years of remembering. and she also celebrated a birthday but has no plans of slowing down. (edie simms/102 years young) "the 25th of september. my folks were doing on christmas before. they were making babies. ha ha". by midday, it was back to bingo where everyone got a handmade item to take home courtesy of 102 year young edie simms and some free advice. (edie simms/102 years young) "its a great world if you just open your eyes and look at it". in south st. louis, patrick clark, fox 2 news. the sky's the limit-- thousands take part in a human tower

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