a student at a local high school -- body slammed to the pavement by a staff member. we're learning more as some question... did this discipline go too far? thanks for joining us for your only local news at 5:30. we're following a story you'll see only on fox5. fox5's adam herbets is live at canyon springs high school with the latest in the investigation regarding that body slammed student. yeah john cyndi we've been following the story for the last 24 hours this fight actually started

morning before school started and now still today we haven't got any information and the mother of this girl in this video still has not gotten any information as well we just got off the phone with the clark county school district they would not give us the name of the administrator in the video they were not really give us any information about what the investigation and tails all they would say is checking with us next week on monday or tuesday obviously if you ask this mom she says that's not soon enough she wants an answer for what happened to her daughter especially because she found out this morning that her daughters injuries were a lot more serious than she originally thought apparently the 13-year-old girl woke up today

parents drove her to the emergency room she got checked out and that's when she found out that she was actually concussed as a part of that fight she was also diagnosed with a sprained shoulder and a strained back so these are all things that the mom is planning on bringing up as a part of a lawsuit she wants to sue the school district for what happened here and she says no matter who it is that touches her daughter this is absolutely unacceptable " it is child abuse... i want justice. so i will be talking to my lawyer and i will be taking care of this."

this is the paperwork that the mother showed us from that emergency room visit today you can also still see the scars on the young girls face she isn't allowed to be at school for the next 10 days because she was suspended as far as the investigation goes we're not really being told exactly what it entails we asked if that administrator is back here on campus working and they wouldn't give us an answer on that and they also wouldn't tell us his name we believe we have

name but we don't want to publish it right now until it's confirmed by the school district. once they do confirm it though -- we'll be the first ones to put it out there, especially because so many parents who have kids at this school feel like they deserve to know. follow adam herbets on facebook and twitter and two men are on the run.. following a fight and shooting at a gas pump early this morning. this happened just after six at the chevron terrible's near lake mead and hollywood. metro says it appears the men knew each other, and the department's gang unit is investigating. the victim died at the scene. metro says there were several

one even tried to chase after the suspects. the suspects took off in a silver four-door car. emotional support animal. it's become a pretty broad term.. so are people taking advantage of the distinction? how the tsa is looking at changing which animals can and cannot be on planes. "camera shutters" "the nobel prize in literature for 2016 is awarded to bob dylan " a music icon receives the greatest honor in literature. why now is bob

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healthy economy. an announcement out of stockholm today was met by euphoria and dismay. a rock artist's lyrics.... regarded as art. "we're rewarding a great poet, that's all." why bob dylan's fans have reason to quote him as if he were shakespeare. plus: people seem to bring their dogs everywhere nowadays.. but with the term "emotional support animal"... which pets really make the cut? your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is

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songwriter, artist... and now a nobel prize winning writer. musician bob dylan was chosen to receive one of the most coveted prizes in the literary world. the basis of the academy's decision... his words... found to be substantial and compelling enough on paper as poetry... with no harmonica, guitar or vocals needed. the nobel committee recognized him for creating, quote, "new poetic expressions within the great american song tradition." the 75-year-old is the 108th winner of the most prestigious literature award in the world. the swedish academy's permanent secretary explained why dylan received the prize now. "why this time this year. the time was ripe." the committee also compared dylan's work to that of ancient greek poets homer and sappho. president obama bestowed a presidential medal of freedom, america's highest civilian honor, to dylan in 20-12. he is the first american to win the nobel prize for literature since toni morrison in 19-93.

mention-- he plays in las vegas... tonight? stay tuned to more access at 6:30 about his performance on the heels of today's announcement. the t-s-a is considering ... changing who gets to bring a pet on a plane. this... coming just weeks after a man brought an emotional support monkey on a plane to las vegas. fox's mac king ... introduces us to the different types of service animals... and shows which ones might not have a seat. nat says: "definitely emotional su can't live without her." one-and-a-half- year-old sophie ... lives with patrick ... and his partner bob. mos says: "it's a new doodle, a bernadoodle." at the urging of bob's therapist ... patrick and bob ... registered sophie ... as an emotional- support-animal. mos says: "she doesn't have her own seat on the airplane yet." and if bob and patrick ... don't book her a ticket soon ... sophie may never get that seat. a u-s-department- of-transportation

this week ... to determine ... whether e-s-a's like sophie ... qualify as service animals. mannino says: "an emotional support animal is not a pet. it's for someone who has a mental health disability." for the last decade ... psychotherapist ... doctor-carla- mannino ... and her dog collette ... have prescribed ... emotional-support- animals ... to patients who need them. mannino says: "i've watched their anxiety go from a full-blown panic attack to a stable state." after a sixteen- page-intake-form and multiple sessions ... offers those needing e-s-a's ... a guidebook to proving their pet's credentials. but websites ... like "thera-pet-ic" ... boast ... they'll provide a similar letter ... granting their pet access to restaurants ... shops ... and airplanes ... after a three-minute screening process. mos says: "if they're not disruptive, if they're in crates under the seat for small dogs, i don't see that as a problem." mos says: "people abuse stuff all the time." keyes says: "i think they're making it more difficult for legitimate service dogs." mary-keys ... has m- s. for the last seven years ... her service-dog ... yaeger's ... picked things up ... put them down ... pulled her laundry basket ... and alerted help if she falls. it took five months of doctor's notes ... tests ... and applications ... followed by a two- year waiting list ... and two-weeks of service-dog school ... before mary could bring yaeger home. the two fly

they can recognize ... service-animal pretenders. keyes says: "they don't interact with me so i can kind of tell they're guilty kind of." the d-o-t committee ... hopes to determine whether e-s-a's like sophie ... qualify as service animals like yaeger ... by the end of the week. ... i'm mac king ... fox five news. we all remember the great monkey debate that made national headlines the great monkey debate that made national headlines not long ago... jason ellis brought his monkey "gizmo" on a frontier flight. he says he never knew he and his buddy would cause such a ruckus... ellis says it was all a misunderstanding.. . he never smuggled gizmo onto the plane... because the monkey is his emotional support animal. now fox5 weather 24/7, with sam argier temperatures remain on the warm side with gusty winds picking up as we head into the weekend. winds will stay light for your thursday evening with overnight low temperatures

60s. as a series of storms pass by to our north, we'll see clouds around with gusty winds picking up friday afternoon. it will feel like a blow dryer outside with wind gusts pushing 40 mph and temperatures around 90 degrees during the afternoon. a red flag warning is in effect from noon to 9 p.m. friday. dry and gusty conditions bri a high fire danger across the area. winds will continue through the

temperatures holding in the mid to upper 80s. monday stays gusty before winds start easing up tuesday and wednesday next week. closed captioning

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times more vast than we thought... and there are two trillion more galaxies than once thought! astronomers from the university of nottingham conducted a new survey of the universe's galaxy population. it concluded that previous estimates lowballed the census by a factor of about 20. using data from hubble and telescopes around the world, as well as a new mathematical model, they estimate that there are two trillion galaxies in the observable universe. previous estimates put the number of galaxies in the universe at around 100 billion. nature has a habit

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starts now. a man tied to fourteen crimes... including a carjacking is shot and killed by police. what led up to the shooting... a north las vegas fire captain -- killed in the line of duty -- was laid to rest today. family and friends gathered to remember captain yaphet of his colleagues. and... the break is over in carson city! we'll have more on the assembly's discussion over the stadium bill. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas a suspect wanted for more than a dozen robberies and a carjacking in henderson... is now dead. i'm cyndi lundeberg. i'm john huck. the suspect was shot and killed... after confronting police officers with a gun. this shooting shut down the 215