shane brayton was on the strip shortly after the rampage... he describes the scene as eerily quiet and empty. shane brayton, visitng from the fact, a ghost town, where it happened, other than police but it's still pretty weird to see all the crowds and then just nothing. the horrific crime didn't stop any of them from walking down the strip but it has changed the experiance. ken salter says he can't help but watch the traffic and feel uncomfortable. ken salter, visiting from canada 10:06:01:00 are you guys watching around you more? yes, i think we are we just, something like this how do you protect against it but at the same time with other events that happened recently you do keep a weary eye. this tragedy has many wondering if more should be done to protect people walking along the strip, coming up tonight on action news at six, hear from commissioner steve sisolak on the issue. be sure to stay with action news as we follow the latest developments on this story through the night.. and through the rest of the week. you can also get updates an

((shane brayton - california: it's tragic. they're on vacation, that's the worse way to end a vacation. dorothy christensen - canada: very sad, very very sad, especially this time of the year.)) ((karen castro)) clark county as they consider more pedestrian safety improvements, he believes there is nothing that would 100- percent prevent someone from intentionally running over pedestrians. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now./// ((denise valdez)) karen, any projects going on right now to try and keep pedestrians safe? ((karen castro)) commissioner sisolak says the county is currently doing maintance of some of the pedestrian bridges, as well as widening some sidewalks./// ((denise valdez)) > we wanted to know what you thought about putting up barriers along the strip. ((paul joncich)) susan wrote: absolutely. we need to insure the safety of visitors as well as locals. as it is now, the strip is a very dangerous for pedestrians. ((denise valdez)) ed had a different idea saying: raised strip, you might even be able to squee

shane brayton - california: everyone was kinda freaking out about it no matter where you went.)) ((karen castro)) in the aftermath of the crash, sheriff joe lombardo is addressing safety concerns. ((sheriff joe lombardo - metro pd: it's an on-going discussion with the county and public works in order to create a safe environment on las vegas boulevard and our ability to put barricades, barriers, and everything else associated with pedestrian traffic.)) ((karen commissioner steve sisolak says projects are in the works including adding more fencing along las vegas boulevard and pedestrian bridges. ((steve sisolak - clark county commissioner: right now it's in the discussion stage, there are certain areas that you can go out right now and you can see that bridges are necessary.)) ((karen castro)) sisolak says commissioners are taking into consideration suggestions made by a recent study that found room for improvements on the strip when it comes to pedestrian safety. ((steve sisolak - clark county commissioner: a lot has been done, we have added more linear feet of fencing, we have

shane brayton - california: everyone was kinda freaking out about it no matter where you went.)) ((karen castro)) in the aftermath of the crash, sheriff joe lombardo is addressing safety concerns. ((sheriff joe lombardo - metro pd: it's an on-going discussion with the county and public works in order to create a safe environment on las vegas boulevard and our ability to put barricades, barriers, and everything else associated with pedestrian traffic.)) ((karen castro)) clark county commissioner steve sisolak says projects are in the works including adding more fencing along las vegas boulevard and pedestrian bridges. ((steve sisolak - clark county commissioner: right now it's in the discussion stage, there are certain areas that you can go out right now and you can see that bridges are necessary.)) ((karen castro)) sisolak says commissioners are taking into consideration suggestions made by a recent study that found room for improvements on the strip when it comes to pedestrian safety. ((steve sisolak - clark county commissioner: a lot has been done, we have added more linear obs

watertown, newton, brayton, manchester as well having rainfall. we have about two more hours to go for this. the computer model is trying to clear up the skies but i don't think there's a good chance of that happening. i think the fog and low clouds should be there for the start of our day tomorrow. the temperatures will be in the 50s tomorrow afternoon is it. the rain will increase in the afternoon, it will be here for the evening drive and most of the overnight. it's a very springlike feel. notice by the morning of christmas eve, 6 am, we are already at next he degrees. the record is 61 degrees. we could set that -- a new record even before the sun comes up that day. a midday we will be back up around 50 on christmas day. it will be gray and damp. the rain will move up west to northeast -- southwest to northeast. were in the warm sector right now. there will be a couple of sunshine and some gusty winds. we will jump into the 70s and quite a few towns if we see the sun. we're certainly going to get into the 60s and smash records. on christmas day