gerard: how about a paid vacation for three years? they found that is what dozens of workers at homeland security are getting. pr being paid to do no work. -- they are being paid to do no work. >> there are some legitimate reasons that i haven often it becomes a culture within an agency to put people on administrative lead for punishment or just inability to make a decision. reporter: the statistics suggests systemic misuse of paid administrative leave from two thousand 11-2013, 88 employees were on paid leave for more than most while under investigation for misconduct. >> it is not a guarantee of employment forever. reporter: judicial watch estimates homeland security last year for workers who are >> in a way that is objectively out of bounds, need to be suspended. or if it is serious enough, it is grounds for termination. reporter: he wants to know why some workers would not put on unpaid leave for all federal employees. p leave costs taxpayers $3.1 billion over three years. >> i cannot give you definitive answers but it seems, it t

gerard: wow. i think you are due for a planner. chloe: right. gerard: so far a nice weekend? chloe: so far. as we look outside, we are looking at sunny skies. it is hard to tell, but the clouds are there. we will take a look back in time this afternoon. we started off with clear skies, then the clouds rolled back into the area. here's a look at the time lapse from red rock. we saw clouds across the valley today. here is a look at them streaming in. this is why we have clouds outside right now. it is hard to see, but they are there. to pitchers outside, if you have been out there it has been pretty nice despite clouds. upper 40's and lower 50's. a light breeze so far today, i mean this evening. pretty nice conditions continue and just outside the valley we are looking at upper 30's for mount charleston. upper 50's for lake mead. and as we take a close look of the satellite, you would not think that a storm system is attacking the west coast as we have seen such mild weather. but you can see that there is a lot of precipitation across california and across nevada. most of the s

gerard: no question. marie: they jumped on this car, trying to do everything in their power to get this car to stop. gerard: bystanders tried to jump in and give medical support. we heard from a witness who was a physician and said, i've got to try to help people. luckily, we heard one witness say within a minute or two, there were several ambulances they were there so quickly. the response was really tremendous. that's where things stand at this point. just a tragic situation. there are still many questions that remain unanswered that are going to have to be explored and investigated in the coming hours and days. marie: an investigation that we have seen before. it was about 10 years ago. a man was hallucinating. he thought the people or demons and they were coming after him and so what did he do -- he drove his car not far from the scene you are looking at, onto the sidewalk, onto the strip, and struck 14 people. three of them died. gerard: the casino right next door. it was in front of bally's. tonight

gerard: thank you. coming up, it's the holy war in gerard: today, a rivalry within 20 years old. utah was the favorite over byu. utah had much bigger aspirations. they started the season 6-0 and were ranked at one time as high as number three. byu will look to send off their head coach with a 100 today after 11 seasons. he is leaving to coach virginia next season. byu freshman quarterback tackles, loses the ball. you taught recovers it. next possession for byu. utah's carter takes it to the house and put them up 14-0. byu committing the biggest sin of all, turnovers. five of them. this one coming off the fifth feeling the pressure. picked off again. 46 yards. utah leads 28-0. we are still in the first quarter. travis wilson will leave them in the dust. 20 yards to make it 35-0. 37 seconds left. a six yard touchdown pass. second half, it would be a different story for byu. cougars scored 28 unanswered points in the game but would lose by one touchdown. the final, 45-28 utah. the college basketball now wh

reporter: yeah, gerard, a lot of folks out here. here enjoying the extra long holiday weekend, and they say this cold snap will not scare them all.-- will not scare them off. ready or not, the winter chill is on. luckily, this family was prepared for this holiday getaway to las vegas. >> lately and has been warm, so i'm kind of enjoying the cold. reporter: the bone chilling temperatures taking some by surprise.>> the cold is not that bad, but with the wind it's awful. reporter: as temperatures dip near freezing, folks downtown have their own way of coping. >> just turning on the heater and that's it. >> i have to, like -- just keep out of it. nathan: chris brown was born and raised in las vegas, but if you ask if he was ready for the coldr -- nathan: he is hoping the biggest chill will not last too long. >> 80, 85. i would say 75 to 80 is my ideal. nathan: hoping for those temperatures, but i know that's not th reality. we will have to do with the cold for a little bit longer. gerard, we had all day to lay her and get a cup of hot c

gerard: thank you for the update there. the coroner identifying the man who was shot and killed inside a room at the class a. david cordova died of multiple gunshot wounds to his chest thursday nighis wife is in jail right now, facing a murder charge. we are told the child was in the room at the time of the shootishe is not only facing murder but also a charge of danger in or neglect of a child. police say the couple was are arguing. a burglary suspect was shot and killed, and his identity is out. 34-year-old richard mcgee of california died in the shooting near fort apache and sahara. he was pounding on the door of the home, trying to force it open, when he was shot. says he ignored warnings and the person inside the apartment, who shot him no decision yet on whether the resident will face any charges. two las vegasns without a home, after ashes started a fire. it broke out near lake mead and jones. las vegas fire says the ashes spread to a neighbors house and a mantra to put it out with a garden hose. he suffered smoke in

gerard; news 3 plowed to be a new sponsor for toys for tots. it was started 69 years ago back in 1947. speaking of the holidays, the u.s. postal service is so busy that they are going to deliver some on sundays. they are also keeping these offices open on sundays for the next couple weeks, out in summerlin spring valley, silverado, meadow mesa,. most will have extended hours on saturdays as well. the samaritan health serving 50 years in the las vegas community helping men in recovery from alcohol and substance reviews. -- substance abuse. more than 25,000 people as it recover from substance abuse. it's a current facility that has 43 beds and offers help to men in recovery with mentorship, meals, and life skills training. he pays it forward it to those in need after he found new direction in his own life. he first came to the samaritan house about 10 years ago. >> i ended up being homeless. this was the last house on the block. this is the place where they have no one else to go. gera the samaritan house hosts i could -- alcoholics anonymous mee

gerard: thanks, chloe. coming up, record-setting numbers in the ronda rousey amber: since 1983, ncaa basketball rivals the louisville cardinals and the kentucky wildcats have battle. they did it again today at rupp arena where john calipari is 61-1 against nonconference opponents. a win today would be his 200th for the wildcats. they were a 1.5 favorite over number 12 cards and rick pitino. first half, kentucky trailed by one, until tyler drives high off the glass. he had 21 today. and eight assists during this one. poythress for a 16 point lead. louisville and damion lee come back, the long three cut the lead to just one point. six seconds left in the game, louisville down by two, the game-winning three? air ball. kentucky wins, john calipari gets his 200th win with the team and improves to 8-1 against louisville. steph curry of the golden state warriors was willing to play for a major basketball program like kentucky. but he was not highly recruited. he went to davidson college and went on to be the seven

gerard: absolutely, a busy night there. sometimes in the past, i know there have been a shortage of blood following a major incident know many of you have a generous heart, especially during this time of year, wondering what we can do. i would say give your local blood bank a call tomorrow, because there may be an immediate need to help out some of these victims. we will get information about any drives or donation efforts, if those arises well. >>that's one of the stories that will follow. people will know -- will want to know what they can do once they start learning about these victims here, where they are from, and what can be done. certainly at this moment, everything is being done to help them that is possible. they are in good care. unc has the staff, the equipment, they are a quick for this kind of tragedy, this kind of trauma. so they are in as good of hands as they can be at this point. marie: one thing you can help properties, metro is asking for any witnesses to come for to give them a call. the homicide line is

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gerard: guns for gift cards. that is the offer florida police made in a by that deal. they were exchange for $50 walmart gift cards and long guns were traded in for $100 gift cards. the event was sparked by a rash of gun burglaries in the tampa bay area and recent terror attacks. the process was like a drive there and no questions were asked. >> if you don't want your gun and you can't throw it out, we don't want you to check it in a lake. just bring it here. >> about 450 guns were collected in our. police arrested a man suspected of recruiting young fighters for isis. he was indoctrinated -- indoctrinating young people and helping them to join iss. the ministry gave no details of ages or the number of people recruited. spanish security forces have detained 100 suspected militants this year. security also is high in switzerland following the arrest of two individuals of suspicion of terror links. they are rested after locating a vehicle and finding what authorities say are traces of explosives. authorities have arrested a person of interest in the investigation of an a

gerard: somebody people did respond. -- so many people did respond. we understand that many of them were asking for french interpreters so it is possible that they were from the same family or group visiting here maria: among the victims is an 11-year-old which took in 15 page -- patients. a few are fighting for their lives. died. this is a mass casualty situation. as kelsey mentioned, we are about five minutes away from a police press conference with a few more details on how this woman wound up on the las vegas strip we know that she has turned yourself into authorities. nonotoo far east of the scene that you are looking at here on tv. curb happened right in front of the paris hotel and casino. she took off from there and drove down flamingo all the way to tuscany. that is not necessarily right next door. that is a little bit of the distance. we don't know what the intention was there. what was the circumstance there? was there an intentional act here? was it an accident? was there something wrong with the vehicle? was there in pair meant? we alread

gerard: no, i don't think so. you would have this kind of police presence regardless with an eventf this magnitude. there is a large presence there have been -- debate venue. there have been a number protesting donald trump. that is to be expected. meantime inside the debate venue there is also a large police presence and you have severalsecurity agencies working together whenever there is an event like this. you have the feds, fbi, secret service. they would be the lead agencies. they would work with the in-house security. there is still some set up going on. i will tell you before tonight's event, the florida -- the floor will be swept. anyone who wants to enter the debate venue will have a special clearance. credentials have been handed out. some people asked us if they could attend. they wanted to watch the debate. you needed clearance in advance. we did speak to a specialist, david shepherd, who is former fbi and the former head of security at the venetian and a counterterrorism expert. >> every type of threa

vanbuskirk and gerard were immediately taken into custody. yankton police chief brian paulsen says the threat was immediately identified and there was no danger to the students. due to thursday's incident... "kindle says the school district is taking measures to make sure this situation doesn't happen again." "we want the message out there and all school buildings are a safe environment for these kids to learn that's what we want ultimately as well as our community and we want folks if there's any inkling of playing a prank it will be delt with swiftly and severely," said yankton chief of police, brian paulsen since thursday, the school district has held multiple staff meetings, stationed police in all school buildings and sent out an email to parents. >> kindle says there is no question that they will be doing something with the front doors, most likely locking them for now on. both vanbuskirk and gerard were charged with trespassing, disruption of school, and possession of firearms on school property. they were released this morning pending

gerard: personally, i need this.hink it's a necessity, it's indispensible, to show that what happened hasn't killed "charlie hebdo." >> after the attacks, the magazine's staff first worked out of the offices of french "liberation," but have since found new quarters in paris. the location is secret for their own protection. the magazine itself looks much the same, though some readers feel "charlie hebdo" has lost its bite. religious cartoons have become a rarity. >> they didn't care before and they shouldn't now. they should keep on provoking people. whether they change topics or not, they must keep shocking us. >> but nothing at "charlie hebdo" is like it was before. during editorial meetings, people used to laugh and joke around. biard says tempers now flare easily. the staff feels under pressure to meet the public's high expectations. gerard: we receive lots of cartoons, but only few of them get published. the bar is simply set too high. we had, and have, people whose talent is irreplaceable. and thproblem is that

tremendous amount of self esteem that he feels out of it. >> the thought of gerard and his co-workers losing their jobs literally brings jim to tears. >> the families, give me a second. the families i think worry about the guys, the gals, just being at home. you know, with perhaps little meaning to their day-to-day existence. >> we don't want to see the workshop close down. i don't want to get laid off. if the governor shuts us down, then i won't make any money. >> back in st. louis, teresa jordan who is attending the minimum wage hearings in protest was disappointed that her side lost. but she wants to make it clear she doesn't want to see the shelters closed either. >> there's people that make a little less but they're happy with with what they make because they love coming there you know? i know there's some people there that can't hold a regular job. >> but teresa believes she can. >> this is all about your choices. >> she's meeting with a job coach from a local nonprofit organization, hoping she will make minimum wage or more in the future. >> it's a complicated issue. coming up

check out gerard's full interview with sanders... on news- 3-l-v-dot-com. a woman accused of killing her husband in a plaza hotel room is due in court today. 34-year old maria escalante... accused of killing 48 year old david cordova... after an argument. police say cordova.... was shot chest. a child was in the room at the time of the shooting. escalante... facing a charge of murder... as well as child neglect and endangerment. the family of a las vegas man... missing since christmas eve... says he has been found dead. 72-year old wallace inken-brandt... had left to surprise his twin granddaughters who had flown in from panama... with raspberries for the holiday when he disappeared. the family tells news 3... his body was found in the desert nef jean. metro says the body was discovered by a helicopter flying over the area monday morning. now to a news 3 exclusive... a vandal targeted a local mosque over the weekend and it's the vandal left raw bacon wrapped on door handles outside the mosque. pork... is forbidden in islam... and metro police now confirm th

lomb be on the strip three hundred downtown mounted units were busy on wednesday preps gerard 14:27:44, "every single person that's on the ground is going to be able te all the mounted officers, so just that presence a just calms people down." :07 here to back up those metro officers... the national guard staging and patrolling at mccarran airport those soldiers on high alert antonio 1:22:18-:24 "i think it's always in the back of our mind of our soldiers not because of any threat or event in particular just soldiers." its all part of ramped up security a trend nationwide after the paris attacks and san bernadino shooting metro going as far as recommending people keep bags and backpacks at home all just preparations.... as the most important sentence said this week is this gerard 11:45:23, "we have no credible threats toward the event or toward our city this weekend." :05 preparations are in place for the big finale of tonight's celebration. "fireworks by grucci" is once again in charge of the spectacular fireworks show... that will ring in 2016. they spent touches on the tubing and wi

and 200 rounds of 22 calibre ammuniton were found in the trunk.19 year old adam gerard and 18 year old joseph vanbuskirk have been charged with trespapping... disrupting school... and possession of firearms on school grounds. all misdeamnors.computers and electronics were later confiscated from their dorm room. but no weapons were found. yankton's superintendent says the school is tightening its security in response... they will now lock all doors to the campus... and will be installing a camera and intercom system to the front 3 both gerard and vanbuskirk are free tonight after posting a $2,000 bond.the university say both teens remain students at this time... pending the outcome of the investigation. 3 sioux city police have arrested three people in connection with a series of burglaries in town.19- year- old wiley spencer and 18- year- olds kelly kuester and marcos guthridge were arrested yesterday afternoon after a search of the car they were in turned up meth and thousands of dollars' worth of stolen items.they're facing charges of 2nd degree theft, possession of burglary tools an

bernie sanders had a campaign events here in the valley last down with our gerard romalo,

police arrested 18-year-old joseph vanbuskirk and 19-year-old adam gerard. an official from the univerity of south dakota say the two are roommates there. the pair made no threatatwhen they showed up at yanknkn high, but were questioned d after they didn't check in with the front office. elisa the front door to yankton high school remained locked today with school faculty standing at the door. yesterday... faculty, including the school resource officer, got suspicious after the teens said they were there to visit a student, but couldn't give a name. the duo was kicked out and the school resource officer contacted police. yankton police pulled them over as they were leaving town, and officals found a shotgun, a rifel, and over two hundred rounds of ammunition inside the car. however police say the guns were unloaded and were never inside of the school. van buskirk and gerard were arrested andcharged with tresesssing, disruption of possession of firearms on school property charges - all misdemeanors. "concerns aren alway there because you think nothing is goin

and 200 rounds of 22 calibre ammuniton were found in the trunk.19 year old adam gerard and 18 year old joseph van- bus-kirk have been charged with trespapping... disrupting school... and possession of firearms on school grounds. all misdeamnors.computers and electronics were later confiscated from their dorm room. but no weapons were found. yankton's superintendent says the school is tightening its security in response.they will now lock all doors to the campus... and will be installing a camera and intercom system to the front door for check in during school hours. 3 both gerard and vanbuskirk are free tonight after posting a $2,000 bond.the university say both teens remain students at this time... pending the 3 sioux city police have arrested three people in connection with a series of burglaries in town.19- year- old wiley spencer and 18- year- olds kelly kuester and marcos guthridge were arrested yesterday afternoon after a search of the car they were in turned up meth and thousands of dollars' worth of stolen items.they're facing charges of 2nd degree theft, possession of burglary

vanbuskirk and gerard were released on two- bond. they're charged with tresspassing, school, and having grouonds. reporting live in studio, elisa raffa... abc9 news. jenna: three people three others were injured in a two vehicle crash that happend this afternoon just north of yankton, south dakota. a chrysler 300 was headed south on u.s. highway 81, when it crossed into the northbound lane and struck a toyota avalon the driver, and two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. a male in the rear passenger seat suffered serious non- life threatening injuries, and was taken to the yankton hospital both occupants in the chrysler sustained serious non-life threatening injuries, the driver was taken to a sioux falls hospital while the passenger was taken to yankton hospital the accident is under investigation. jenna: training for active shooter incidents has become almost a routine for law enforcement. and authorities in eastern iowa say they're better prepared than ever. the johnson county sheriff's office says every deputy in their

>> my goodness, gerard. why don't you ask me something about taxes? deal, i had a great wish i had any insight at all into that. in general, i would think that, we have to remember in a federalist system, the representatives in congress are elected by the people in the states. in the end of the day, we have to assume that the positions they take reflect the views of those who elected them. i think it would be a stretch to say that the views taken in the southern, the position taken in the southern manifesto influenced what was happening in the states. i think in fact it was the reverse. they were reflecting what the people at home felt, and were telling them. this is a grass-roots thing. when i talked about the factors that indicated, entrenchment that reflected entrenchment in 1955, that was society-wide. it started with congress because congress is the representative body. but it ended, at the grassroots level, i am talking about societal attitudes in general. so, i go back to my initial point. i think it reflected the attitudes at the time. but i d

down with our gerard romalo, hear what he had to say. >> kim: bacon at the door. this could possibly be a hate crime and also a local story. we'll take you inside the developments. that's straight ahead 678 >> dana: good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., and that thing will be packed two nights from now, the las vegas strip, expecting 300,000 visitors, and if you're headed down there, do not bring your stroller, do not bring large bags, law enforcement doesn't want to see either one down there. >> kelly: bring a warm coat. >> kim: you'll definitely need that. that's for sure, even if you have a fancy outfit on, bundle up. i'm so excited, we have andrea bennett coming on to talk about her interview with j-lo, she's getting ready to do her residency at planet hollywood january 20th, but i've been reading the article, there's fascinating things in there, like what her team calls her. they don't use that with her e. there's a whole lot more i found and don't be fooled by the rocks that i got -- sorry. >> dana: jenny. >> kim: more from jenny from the block, things you've never

reed: we have been looking into gerard: a lot of visibility out here today and a lot riding on this event. you couple that with the fact that we already have so many tourists from around the world. he was a major security challenge on your hands. the venetian tells me they are ready. they have their own built-in security out here. we have local police agencies and double agents heres well. high level security is nothing new for the venetian. this time, it includes an event of national significance. david shepherd is former head of security at the venetian and former fbi. the gop debates will involve sweeps with bomb sniffing dogs and several agencies working together with the feds, including fbi and secret service taking the lead. people going into the event, information coming in. increased security presence, increased cameras. undercover all the time. >> it is a closed shop, apparently. >> planning to attend the debate? you have to receive credentials ahead of time. elyse expect demonstrations -- police expect demonstrations, activist groups protesting. police will be on hand to make su

jeff gerard, our current president of the center health bay area.tony wagner, the chairman of the board of center health bay area. and julie pacitti the ceo of the hospital for the sutter of bay area. now, of course, most of this event is about the team building the hospital there represented by the management and the workers from herero bold and we want to thank them. we want to figure architecture group the mother smith group, jj argument in the many trade partners, subcontractors and consultants who have helped us get this project off the ground. but the biggest and should be reserved for the folks back there who are building this building, our construction workers. >>[applause] >> so, the topping out ceremony is a recognition of the final still being which will be in a few meds raised to its place way up high, a recognition that the structure has reached its highest point and we can begin filling it out. this event is a tribute to that. the folks that are working on this project in recognition of their dedication , their attention to detail and

jim: gerard reports the pet store hopes and alert system reaching animal shelters will track down the puppy and the thief. >> the crime was caught on tape. watch as the perpetrator appears around the aisle and sneaks out the front door undetected. only this time the victim was a three-month-old boston terrier. among the most popular and expensive pets in the store. >> she had this planned. >> she seemed like someone eager to buy. the store happen to be busy at the time which is why they probably were distracted. customers are given some one-on-one time with the puppies. during that time she saw the opportunity and made her get away. >> i want to chase down the car. it was so upsetting. reporter: they have now placed the kidnapped coach on a happy -- puppy amber alert that goes to shelters. >> if the thief decides she wants to return the puppy, they will take it back no questions asked. anchor: that puppy had a price tag of $2800. the thief may try to sell on craigslist. they may not get it back because that puppy is microchip. by law they do not have to return animals if the owner doe

he step down -- sat down with gerard, and you can see that interview tonight. animal abuse outrage, over a video that has surfaced. i cannot even watch this video. it makes me so mad. sudden cardiac arrest may not be thought. why researchers say victims happens. -- know weeks before it happens. >> liberated. a key city has been taken back that is coming u >> the to resign. >>ca more than 800,000 people who survived cardiac arrest, which is caused by a glitch in the heart electrical activity. they reported some warning signs before their heart stopped. 19% actually sought out chest pain was the most common symptom among men, while women have shortness of breath.you feel those committed might not be a bad thing to be safe and get it checked out. >> police in california are searching for a woman after she was caught on camera of using a little dog. >> to warn you, it may be difficult to watch this. this video was posted to facebook, and it has received hundreds of thousands of use, little dog onto a driveway. she got mad at the dog while arguing with her boyfriend

we will have jim, jessica, and gerard. and we will have chloe hanging out with us. chloe:. excited for new year's. but before we get there, we have the forecast for the next few days. after it has been so cold or the last few days, we are anticipating a nice warm up for us. we will take a look at our temperatures outside. school, 52 degrees. across town, you can see liberty high school in the upper 30's right now. quite a variation of temperatures. this morning, we started off with temperatures in the upper 20's and load already it will not be quite as cold tomorrow morning. looking outside, most neighborhoods are still in the 40's with the exception of 31, blue diamond. 40, summerlin. low 40's for henderson outside right now. light winds from the north. current temperature, 42 degrees, pahrump. to put things into perspective, temperatures are still below the normal mark for this time of year but we will see warmer in the pacific northwest, we are much drier here then them. southern nevada, high pressure continues to move east over the basin. we are seeing mild weather cond

board president gerard neugent says they were counting on nearly 20-percent of funds from a program called e-b-five. it requires foreign nationals to invest a minimum of 500- thousand dollars in a project in the united states in exchange for a green card... that program is set to expire on friday and is facing criticism, leaving board members to think it's chances of renewal could be slim because of the people opposing it... senator grassley's office and his committees are very involved and there have been some issues as to how it has been administered and some questions... "we are going to have to seek some guarantees and the like but we have been working on those alternative plans..." the project is also 3 million dollars over the 101 million dollar budget... the projects also 3 mlli llars over he 101 million llar budge.. anoher meting set for tesda decembr 15h wth t banesign revw bard. tomorrow the governor will get an update on the funds he has to work with this legislative session. the revenue estimate conference meets at the statehouse at ten a-m. the small group meets three times a

if any of you are wondering whether gerard and i are related, we are not. but we are long time friends. as i understood it, i'm supposed to give the view from 30,000 feet. is that correct? >> board versus brown, you are probably all quite familiar with this language. this is the theme that we see throughout both federal and state court decisions. whenever they're talking about education, it is recognized to be probably the linchpin for american democracy. if we don't have an educated and enlightened citizenry, i don't think there's much we can do to keep it together. brown's unanimous holding, of course, is that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal and there is a wonderful series of articles to talk about, that language and how meaningful it is and how the court was able to -- these are taken from the book which gerard eluded, talking about the experience of those of us. pick up the voices of 5-year-olds today but these are voices of 9-year-olds, 10-year-olds, teenagers at that point. third grade in alabama -- obviously, alabama. in the ba

vanbuskirk and gerard were arrested and charged with trespassing, disruption of school, and possession of firearms on school property charges - all misdemeanors. suspects never threatened anyone and that students were never in danger. they've been thousand dollars bond. jenna: calling shooting in of terrorism--saying there are "a of evidence that pushed us s er the cliff." " abc'c'brandi hitt has more from sasabernardino. an attack -- inspired by isis. investigators now say the wife of syed farook -- tashfeen malik - pledged her al

the two individuals are now identified as 18-year-old joseph vanbuskirk and 19-year-old adam gerard. tonight at 6 i will tell you what the two men were charged with and what the school is doing about it. matt and robert? thanks tommie. considered, today was pretty calm. but what about our weekend? chief meteorlogist ron demers joins us with our first look at the forecast at 5. a south wind kicked in today and helped conditions warm very nicely across siouxland with most highs in the 30s and 40s allowing the melting process to really get flowing. temperatures over the next couple of day will be similar to today but with a lot more clouds on saturday. from those clouds, a couple light showers may try to form from saturday evening into early saturday night. thanks. (robert) city today, talking to voters about her multi-billion dollar infrastructure plan. (matt) she spoke to a room of community and labor union members at the carpenters training center. clinton promoted her five-year 275 billion dollar plan. "we are in a sorry state," said hillary clinton, democratic presidential candidat

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gerard: right now, violence heading into the holidays. people marching in hopes to send a message to take back the streets. also, a special session finished. it will bring a huge financial investment to the valley. and holidays are all about giving, not getting.

the changes come after 18-year-old joseph vanbuskirk and 19-year- old adam gerard, who are university of south dakota students, entered the high school. police say the men didn't have permission to enter the school. they are facing various charges including trespassing and possession of firearms on school grounds. a fire forced people from m eir homes at a morningside apartment complex last night. firefighters responded to the call at 22-01 gibson street just before 10 o'clock. when crews arrived, they saw smoke coming from the three story building. officials say food left unattended on the stove in a the fire, which then spread to the attic. smoke and flames damaged 2 units and forcededbout 20 people from their homes. south dakota governor dennis daugaard is outlining his key priorities for the 2016 legislative session. the governor's budget address is scheduled for today in pierre. daugaard says he plans to discuss issues including paying off debt and a task force that examined education and how to raise teacher pay. woodbury county y pervisors are diussing what can be done to expan

district the two individuals are now identified as 18-year-old joseph vanbuskirk and 19-year-old adam gerard. both were chged with trespassing, disruption of school and possession of firearms on school property. we now know the names of the people involved in yesterday's crash near yankton, south dakota, that killed three people and sent three others to the hospital. a vehicle driven by 55- year-old robin mettler of menno, south dakota was traveling southbound on highway 81 when her car crossed into the northbound lane, striking a car carrying four people. authorties say 68-year- old karol aeschlimann of hurley, 71-year-old lila rayburn of hurleleand 68-year-old sandra johnson of parker died at the scene. 69-year-old dennis johnson of parker suffered serious non- life threatening injuries. mettler and her 21-year- old passenger, mary mettler, also were seriously injured that loud boom i ia tire blowing out in sioux city this is video shot by ktiv's matt breen an engine fire to a four door staion-wagon, resulted in authorities blocking off the shoulder on the off ramp of the highway 20 bypass

they announced plans to close the hospital and consolidate the operations into the gerard medical center. it could result in up to 675 workers getting laid off at st. joseph's by next spring. employees are in shock. >> for the shut down or they are going to do something to it. we are not going to be here anymore. with that in mind, now you just think about what's the next step. >> the pennsylvania department of human services said they are working closely with the health system to ensure a safe and orderly transition. from the delaware bureau, employees have been told they will be out of a job in the spring. they sent a ceo in the 6100 employees today. 1700 of them, about 25% lose their jobs. they can make the companies leaner once they merge. >> i live in delaware and i would be unhappy if they left. it's not that interesting in where they are headquartered. >> dow and du pont split into three companies. the smallest one will be based in delaware. >> pennsylvania's budget battle rages on. tom wolf vetoed parts of the gop's plan and freed up billions in emergency funding for pennsylvania

krystal: our gerard ramallah scoring that interview. during that one on one. you can catch the entire thing on our website. logon to news numeral -- news 3lv.com. this should make a lot of people smile if you are a foodie like me. michelle: i have never eaten here, but i might now that it is in southern nevada. krystal: so, what is it -- drumroll -- a cracker barrel. they are expected to open at the silverton casino. the restaurant known for its southern home cooking is expected to open late next year. it is the latest of several businesses opening up a location in town simply because of customer demand. we had chick-fil-a -- right, and in and out. [laughter] michelle: i did the in and out arrow. i will have to check my list of restaurants i would like to have wrought here. krystal: white castle. michelle: i still do not get the white castle. krystal: i am telling you, you have to eat it to understand it. michelle: ok -- a planned escape --that is what officials are saying about the so-called a teenager and his mother. here is his mug shot. they were finally f

there," the two individuals are now identified as 18-year-old joseph vanbuskirk and 19-year-old adam gerard. both were charged with school and possession of property. still to come here on news 4 at 10 we'll have a preview of the big ten championship game in indy -- where undefeated iowa will play a south wind kicked in today and helped conditions warm very nicely across siouxland with most highs in the 30s and 40s allowing the melting process to really get flowing. temperatures over the next couple of day will be similar to today but with a lot more clouds on saturday. from those clouds, a couple light showers may try to form from saturday evening into early saturday night. we'll clear out again by sunday with highs in the upper 30s and lower 40s. next week will be a week of pattern stays quiet and mild with highs mostly in the 40s although some 50s could creep in by thursday. still to come for us on a friday night more trouble for chipotle. the e. coli outbreak now has cases in nine states. more on that in tonight's healthbeat 4. << >> three people are dead and three this holiday, ford am

zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new passat gerard: right now on news 3 live at six, a deadly faulk at red rocks. we are live from the scene of the recovery efforts tonight. and cold blast, gusty wind take a hold of the holiday forecast. a take it how long we can expect the chilly temperatures to continue. how low can they go? holidadasales prices dropping like these temperatures outside. it is a big day for shoppers as

and 200 rounds of 22 calibre ammuniton were found in the trunk.19 year old adam gerard and 18 year old joseph vanbuskirk have been chargege with trtrpapping... disrupting school... and possession of firearms on school grounds. all misdeamnors. they've both posted a $2,000 bond.computers and electronics were later confiscated from their dorm room. but no weapons were found. 3 3 the university say they remain students at this time pending the outcome of an investigation.reporting live in yankton... i'm kayla novak siouxland news 3 sioux city police have arrested three people in town.19- year- old wiwiy spencer and 18- yeye- olds kelly kuester and marcos guthridge were arrested yesterday afternoon after a search of the car they were in turned up meth and thousands of dollars' worth of stolen items.they're facici charges of 2nd degree theft, possession of burglary tools and possession of drugs. spencer remains in the woodbury county jail on a 7- thousand dollar bond. 3 3 the alabama woman charged with stabbing a man in the chest in woodbury county last month is pleading "not guilty."21-yea

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they took gerard into custody on saturday, saying he tried to take two sweaters. police say he punched one of the officers, and once they interviewed him, they gathered an of probable cause to also charge champ with armed robbery street lost -- last month. the operator of an mbta train that left a station unmanned last week was the subject of a disciplinary hearing today. however, david vazquez was not there. his attorney told our sister station that he was being treated for stress and informed me mbta that he would not be up to make the hearing. the train rolled through three stops after he got off in braintree to check a problem. >> transit police who have been involved in this investigation, they make a recommendation. it is my responsibility to carry out whatever action needs to be done. tom: sources say the hearing went on without him using statements he made to authorities last week he at well, tonight, a manchester teenager was honored for his courage. help, west high school senior desmond powell had no idea that he was going to be recognized at the school