they were taken from a north charleston home yesterday, in one of the largest rescues in charleston county. deputies say north charleston police were responding to a burglary at a nearby house when they discovered 72 rabbits, 32 cats and 4 dogs. charleston county deputies say the homeowner claimed she was trying to help the animals but it became the charleston county sheriff's office is still investigating. no one is facing charges. a quadriplegic man in columbia has some help getting around again after he says someone stole his handicapped accessible van from his home on christmas eve. robert mccurdy says the stolen van was tailored specifically to transport someone in a wheelchair. since last week--he says he's been stuck in his home. today, a wheelchair accessible van company donated a vehicle for him to use for the next few days "i mean who would do that, a handicap van, that's low, very low. but now to know that their are good people, we had offers from several people offering their personal vehicles to try and help us and now we have one that we can use." the mccurdys will be able to

the charleston county sheriff's office is still investigating. no one has been charged. coming up: it could be a terrifying sign of the times, or a lifesaver if the worst happens at your children's school. a company is developing what you may call a bullet-proof chair. stephanie bertini has more. :15 it doesn't look like much .. but this could potentially protect your children against bullets.. william delaney is one of two people behind this safety pac and he says the hope is to get it in south florida schools. " i think we all have events in our lives when we remember where we were ... i had picked up my grandson .... he went in his room and then i turned on the news .... the first thing i saw was sandy hook." the inspiration came from an event that shocked the nation and beyond. 26 people, 20 of them children, dead after a shooter opened fire at an elementary school in newtown connecticut . that was three years ago . "the safety pac was concealed in a teachers mind ..and the idea was something that could sit behind a chair" he says that teacher wants to remain anonymo

myra thompson, was a teacher in the charleston county school district. the 59-year-old had a husband and two children. she received her license to preach the same day of the massacre and was leading the bible study that night. "rev. simmons was dedicated to the lord, but he was really dedicated to his family." nine to be laid to rest was reverend daniel simmons, sr. simmons retired from the ministry in 2013, butcontinued to serve on staff at mother emanuel. he is buried at fort jackson national cemetery. in columbia, meaghan norman, wis news 10. dylann roof's case was continued until january. joey meek - a friend of dylann roof's - faces a federal charge for not telling the truth about what he knew regarding roof's plans for the june shooting. meek's trial will be held in the lowcountry sometime in march. south carolina is getting fired up to ring in the new year in the capitol city. and the big party in the big apple will have some extra guests to make it a good, safe time. break thousands of people are already it's one of the world's biggest parties an

. >> well a man shot by a charleston county deputies after calling 911 to report a home invasion is nowuing. the announcement was made today by brian hayes' attorney. bill has been following this >> reporter: maneuvering his motorized wheelchair on a special ramp, made a rare visit out. with family and friends surrounding him. his attorney talked about his client's future since the shooting. >> ryan will never -- bryant will never walk again. in all likelihood, will never have the opportunity to have children of his own. >> reporter: h. >> reporter: he blames mistakes made by sheriff deputies and a 911 dispatcher. he said haywood called authorities to report a break in. but deputies mistakenly shot him. >> the officers say that bryant was outside. he was not outside. he was shot within the walls of his own home. >> reporter: now h several months after the shooting, he says the hey words will sue the charleston county sheriff's avenue is the only way to ensure that bryant can receive the care he needs for the remainder of his life. >> reporter: a life that has and his mother. >> i would just

the sheriff al cannon detention center serves as charleston's county jail. most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and resolution of their cases. that includes david ratliff jr. he's currently in the jail's disciplinary segregation wing for his role the night before. >> i had a little altercation -- actually a big altercation with a few amigos yesterday. apparently i used to date one of his girlfriends. it's a small world. this is charleston. you know, everybody knows everybody around here. i didn't start it. i finished it. you got to. you got to fight if you're in here and someone calls you out, you know. come on. >> staff reviews surveillance footage which shows ratliff did not throw the first punch. >> this is ratliff hanging around the pillar a couple of times. officer breaks it up. >> seconds later, another fight breaks out. a different camera angle shows ratliff joining the fight, which quickly escalates. >> this is where all six get involved. >> the punishment will be the same for all the c

roof is being held in the charleston county detention center. for the first time in nearly a decade, the federal reserve today raised interest rates. my colleague scott sanborn joins me now to explain what this means for us. karen, when growth is struggling, the fed often cuts rates to help fuel cash flow through the economy. so, today's rate hike boils down t ta federal vote of confidence for the economy. slow but steady gains in the job market and housing industry gave policy makers the signal that t economy is now strong enough for an increase and can succeed in a full recovery from the recession of 2008.but the higher interest rates also mean you'll be paying more for loans on big ticket items like homes and cars.it also means a bump in rates for the credit cards you carry. on the plus side, if you have a savings account or any certificates of deposit, you'll see some rereef after years of little to no return on those investments. this action marks the end of an extraordinary 7 year period during which the federal funds ratetewas held near z

which is not really allowed, but you know, he does it anyway. >> charleston county has one of the few co-ed segregation units in the nation. since there are rarely more than a few women, the jail put them together in adjacent cells. >> it's policy not to talk to each other, not to interact at all. but how do you avoid that when they're yelling through doors? you can't make them not talk? >> while men and women are not allowed out at the same time, they inevitably draw each other's attention. >> this is the only unit that has males and females in it. and after a while you can't prevent everything. >> i can't go past this blue. >> we try our best to stop the inmates for going up to the door. they watch us just as much as we watch them. if we get distracted by somethine else, it's human nature. you're going to find somebody to talk to. >> sometimes inmates communicate through the vent system. since mcdonald's new boyfriend lives in the cell above hers, that gives them a direct line of communication. >> what you doing? >> speaking to you. >> they say they we're not supposed to communicate

good, man. >> thanks, man. >> al cannon has been the sheriff for charleston county for more than a quarter of a century. he's witnessed the problem from its early days. >> you go back to the late '60s, early '70s, the psychiatric community was moving away from institutionalization. so what was supposed to follow along with that was commune-based funding for community-based programs. those programs did not follow. so you've got some real challenges there, and a lot of it has to do with, okay, you're not putting people in psychiatric facilities like you used to. so more often than not, law enforcement ends up having to deal with society's failure to really fully address that issue. >> mayberry says he's been suffering from mental health disorders, including schizophrenia, since age 12. as an adult, he's had a number of minor convictions for crimes such as larceny, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct. but 15 years earlier, he was convicted of his most serious crime, aggravated sexual battery and attempted rain. rape. he served five years in prison but says he was wrongly convicted and

charleston county deputies are striking back against accusations by al sharpton's national action network over a stabbing incident. the sheriff's department said quote "our approach to this particular incident is no different from any other criminal acts that our agency has investigated in the past." greg brown says he was stabbed at a convenience store on christmas day when he tried to break up a fight between two women. one man has been arrested for the stabbing and charged with first degree assault. the national action network accused the sheriff's department of "not" "i just want him to be in jail..justice to be served. it didn't matter if he was white, black...i just want the job to be done the right way." investigators say brown will also be charged in this case, for stomping on the stabbing suspect. the family of a woman killed by a train while shooting a movie are asking a judge to keep a filmmaker in jail. former "midnight rider" director randall miller is serving time after he pleaded guilty to felony charges in the february 2014 train collision that killed camera assistant sara

. >>> with more than 100 animals removed, it is one of the largest animal rescues and charleston county the shelter says the animals will be ready for adoption in about a week. they will be posted on the group's website. you may also donate to help them out. >>> turning to politics. george pataki is dropping out of the presidential race. he made national headlines while governor during the september 11 attacks. the originally announced his run in may of last year. the former governor has never made it onto a main debate funds. >>> a couple of candidates still in the race. donald trump will be back in the palmetto state today. he will be at hilton head hosting a meet and greet at the westin starting at 11 am and is free to the public. >> the former florida governor is hosting a meet and greet of his own tonight in the midland. that will be held at hudson smokehouse barbecue on sunset boulevard at 6:30 this evening. >>> we are on your side this morning with the recall you need to know about. take your cabinets because if you have martha stewart cookware, macy's is recalling to frying pans

. >>> it's being called one of the largest animal cruelty rescue operations every in charleston county. this after dozens of animals taken from a home just last night. >> the person that took in these animals has done this before, they said. so they're hoping police will charge. lindsey has the very latest. >> reporter: 72 rehab it, 32 cats and four dogs. also filthy and some very sick from not being taken care of. they rescued the an l mass sunday afternoon. -- animals sunday afternoon. the animals were examined and now on the roaded to recovery. >> we'll treat the animals throughout the week and when we get they will well enough to be adopted, that's the track for them. but that might be a weak to two weeks. >> reporter: deputies say it happened at this home. they calling. one of the largest rescue operations ever. he says the person responsible has done it before. >> many of the agencies are familiar with her. she's had one too many chance and too many animals have suffered and died. and there shouldn't be any more leniency. >> reporter: neighbors say the owner has a big heart but c

they were taken from a north charleston home yesterday, in one of the largest rescues in charleston county. deputies say police were responding to a burglary at a nearby house when they discovered 72 rabbits, 32 cats and 4 dogs. they say the homeowner claimed she was trying to help the animals but it became overwhelming. no one is facing charges. the clemson tigers have been untouched with a perfect season this year. they are now acc champs... and headed to the college football playoff. sports reporter joe gorchow has this year's number five story. this year... the tigers turned away all challengers to make program history. swinney: "it's been a fun season and challenge each and every week. we tried to make every week the biggest week of the year. we've been at our best when we needed to be." clemson's 13 wins are the most ever in a single season by a tigers squad... besting the 12-0 mark set by the 1981 national title team. one of the most memorable victories... valley against notre dame. following the two point win... coach dabo swinney delivered an unforgettable line. swinney: "and toni

myra thompson, was a teacher in the charleston county school district. the 59-year-old had a husband and two children. she received her license to preach the same day of the massacre and was leading the bible study that night. "rev. simmons was dedicated to the lord, but he was really dedicated to his family." the final member of the emanuel nine to be laid to rest was reverend daniel simmons, sr. simmons retired from the ministry in 2013, butcontinued to serve on staff at mother emanuel. he is buried at fort jackson national cemetery. in columbia, meaghan norman, wis dylann roof's case will continue until january. joey meek - a friend of dylann roof's - faces a federal charge for not telling the truth about what he knew regarding roof's plans for the june shooting. meek's trial will be held in the lowcountry in march. coming up on news 10 sunrise... social media websites like twitter and facebook are cracking down on those who abuse the platforms to post violent content. more on the new, tougher policy that aims to kick off users who post abusive materi

today, the charleston county jail is the sheriff al cannon detention center.t houses about 1300 men and women. >> selling some cookies for some noodles, man. got to keep their stomachs full because they don't get [ bleep ] in here. >> most are awaiting resolution of their cases. tilghman kronsberg is only a few days away from his one year anniversary here and his stay isn't likely to end soon. >> it's been horrible. i'm not used to this. you know, there's a lot of guys who come in here and it's no big deal to them. they're content with it and i just can't seem to find that mentality. this is my cheese dip, consists of different kind of potato chips audiotape crushed up. add pickle juice and water. mmm, so good. i grew up actually pretty privileged until i was about 12 years old. my parents had a lot of money, but my father, he had a drug problem and so i went from living in a mansion to living in a room in the back of someone's house that had a bathroom connected to it. i didn't have very many friends growing up at all because i think i threw people off. i was

one suffered burns, and a cat was killed near the 95 and charleston. clark county viruses the smoke was so -- fire says the smoke reed: boulder city police are investigating drug use at an animal shelter, where a former supervisor is accused of improperly euthanizing dozens of animals. mary joe frazier is accused of violating the city code that requires a five day waiting period in a veterinarian review before an animal is killed. the court county district attorney says it's breeding team is reviewing the case to determine if anyone should be prosecuted. now at 5:00, las vegas taste legionaries greasing training for pilots and -- legion air increasing training for pilots. jim: after a plane operated by 2 legion executive barely made it out because it was low on fuel. the executives had no choice but to land at a closed airport in fargo, north dakota. they did not plan well enough. the federal aviation administration issued what's called a letter of correction to reed: news 3 confirming tonight the british airways jet that caught fire at mccarran airport will be use

. >> reporter: a packed movie theater in charleston county, south carolina.rowd about to watch the cnn republican presidential debate. >> we want to ask you who you are supporting for president as of now? hillary clinton? >> reporter: these are all loyal republicans. we watched with them to see their reactions to the one-liners. >> he said, all horse thieves are democrats, but not all democrats are horse thieves. >> if you want something talked about, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. >> reporter: we watched the reactions to the insults. >> donald, you know, is great at the one-liners, but he's a chaos candidate. and he would be a chaos president. he would not be the commander in chief we need -- >> jeb said, when they come across the southern border, they come as an act of love. >> you said on september 30th that isis is not -- >> am i talking or are you talking, jeb? >> reporter: but for most of the debate, the crowd was quiet and studiously analyzing. when it was all over, linda yarborough said trump was the winner. >> i think he's gotten

they were taken from a north charleston home sunday, in one of the largest rescues in charleston county. deputies say north charleston police were responding to a burglary at a discovered 72 rabbits, 32 cats and 4 dogs. charleston deputies say the homeowner claimed she was trying to help the animals but it became overwhelming. at this time -- no charges have been filed. republican presidential frontrunner donald trump will make an appearance in the upstate next week. trump will visit winthrop university on january 8th. the event is being held at the coliseum. doors will open at 5 pm and the event starts at 7. it's free to the public but does require registration. president obama's motorcade came to an unexpected halt yesterday when a drone was spotted flying on the commander- in-chief's route in hawaii. the secret service says the pilot was totally unaware the motorcade was in the area and grounded the drone after being confronted by law enforcement. no charges were filed, and the motorcade proceeded without further incident. no criminal charges will be filed in the 2014 police killing

the charleston county south carolina republican party invited us to this viewing party, and people hered to have a good time. some of the people have gone home, but these people have stuck around. i want to ask you folks a question. i need quiet for a second. quiet for a second. here's my question. you can cheer now and answer this. how many of you thought this debate was good for the republican party? [ cheers ] . >> they took a straw poll. there were 138 people voting. and i will tell you the number one in the straw poll vote who did the best in this debate according to this group, was ted cruz. 31 votes. number two, ben carson, 24 votes. john kasich came in third with 22. donald trump fourth with 18. all right. there's a guy who's happy. marco rubio fifth with 16. rand paul with 10 votes. carly fiorina with 8. and the last two were jeb bush with three and those three aren't here anymore. and chris christie with two. now, i want to talk up here with some of the ted cruz supporters who came in first among this group. what is your name. >> marin. >> tell me why you thought cruz did so w

had those clouds earlier today -- and you can see some small snow showers out at mount charleston and in lincoln county this morning. ............................ i also want to tell you when to anticipate those winds... they start to pick up by 5 - 6 o'clock tonight -- we could see winds around 22 miles per hour in our valley also gusty down in the colorado river valley. so if you're traveling on this careful. the winds will start to taper off through friday a little, but watch out for saturday -- picking up again by mid-day. ............................... currently, it's 53 on the strip -- 48 for green valley -- 51 for aliante. ..................... for our high today, 56 degrees right around average -- expect to see some intermittment clouds throughout the day -- those winds are still calmer coming from the sw at 5 to 9 miles per hour. tonight our low around 40 degrees -- partly cloudy skies -- and you can see how those winds change -- they'll be coming from the sw then between 14 and 24 miles per hour. ......................... our 7-day forecast -- 20 percent showers of showers for santa tonight

shortly an early morning house fire injures around 4-30 at a single-story house near charleston and the 95. clark county firefighters responded after reports of an explosion at the house. they were able to put out the flames in less than fifteen minutes. one person inside the home was taken to u-m-c with burns. a cat was found dead inside the home. firefighters stayed on scene while southwest gas worked to secure a meter that wasn't able to turn off. the cause of the fire has not been released. the latest now from carson city where lawmakers are in special session to review incentives for electric carmaker faraday future. lawmakers are working into the night.. trying to figure out how to make sure at least half of the employees working at faraday future's proposed factory are from nevada. lawmakers are trying to get the special session wrapped up soon ... but it could take a few more days. a local business owner takes matters into their own hands.. and edits a video of three people their restaurant.. music this is edited survellance video from wednesday night at "frijoles and frescas" on south rainbow.

southern nevada, we saw snow and wintry mix moving through pahrump and mount charleston -- also, southern portions of lincoln county -- but only heavy cloud cover throughout the las vegas area. ............................ currently, 50 degrees outside -- partly cloudy skies -- those humidity levels above 50-percent -- we see that potential for precipitation levels building in the next few days -- but we won't see the possibility of showers in the valley until later in the week -- the mountains however could see some snow by monday night and into tuesday. i'll have more on that in my full weather forecast -- sharie back to you. ((sharie johnson)) > crews have found five bodies... that crashed in central california yesterday. authorities say debris of the single-engine piper plane was discovered last night in an orchard near bakersfield. this after it went off radar earlier that day. the plane was heading from jan jose to henderson. the identites of the victims have not been released. aviation investigators are now at the crash site.//// ((sharie johnson)) > carson city deputies are hoping d-n-a evidence will help t

on the turnpike, on route 29, and malvern interchange, and interchange as you head into charleston, chester county. 8 miles an hour on the schuylkill expressway, we are seeing sun glare pop around your conshohocken curve. we will put 26 minutes on the clock here coming into downtown and so far so good on i-95 in the great northeast. great northeast, that is where i went last night for a very kelly christmas. we have kicked it off. we descended upon the 4200 block of greevey street in mayfair, talk about christmas lights not one, not two, not three, well over 25 houses on either side of the block all lit up, and guy with the christmas tree in the middle, his house mark stabler is one who invited me and, we started this tradition 19 years ago today and in the middle of the block, it has grown every year, folks just bought a house on that block because of the christmas lights. they moved in a month ago, he said listen you have to step up the game you have 30 days to get your lights up. >> i saw one dark house there on the block. >> would i not want to live there. >> i said, you know, do they eventual

las vegas and over to towards west charleston and the beltway. ............................... .................. right now seeing snow flakes already in the lincoln county in the higher terrain and now in mount charleston. we'll talk about what are chances are of seeing some of this moisture reaching us and for how long. paula? ((paula francis)) > a very special christmas eve christmas eve surprise for a veteran and his family tonight... several good- hearted people came together to deliver some completely unexpected christmas vanessa murphy was there to witness this feel-good moment... as dozens of strangers filled the unsuspecting family's living room... catching them totally off guard. she filed this report before heading to that breaking news./// (( )) ((merry christmas! merry christmas)) ((vanessa murphy)) some unexpected visitors showed up at the bajalia home in north las vegas on christmas eve. eve. ((billy alt/varep: we know you guys have been through some struggling times here locally.)) ((vanessa murphy)) isa bajalia - tells us one of his seven year old twin girls hanadi recently fought cancer. the u-s army specialist came home from afghanista

charleston and the 95. ten units from clark county fire department and las vegas fire and rescue responded after reports of an explosion. firefighters were able to put out the flames in less than fifteen minutes. a woman who says she lives in the home says she got away from the flames, but then a dog bit her. "one patient outside. went in got fire out extinguishing fire. found another burn patient inside. taken to umc." a cat was found dead in the home. firefighters stayed on scene while southwest gas worked on a gas leak outside. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. the company that sold the review- journal to billionaire sheldon adelson is defending the transaction. the c-e-o of gatehouse media says the company had no intention to resell the out of duty to its shareholders. mike reed says gatehouse didn't disclose the buyer due to a confidentiality agreement - and rejected the notion that the paper's integrity had been challenged. gatehouse is a subsidiary of "new media investment group" - and will continue to run the newspaper under the new deal. adelson is the sands corpor

charleston and rainbow. he's currently in the clark county detention center awaiting extradition. state officials say they can't conduct the complete study on background checks that some lawmakers wanted as a condition for allowing ride- hailing in nevada. transportation officials told lawmakers that they don't have they authority to force drivers for uber and lyft to participate in fingerprint background checks. lawmakers wanted to compare whether fingerprinting and fbi background checks are more effective than the checks uber and lyft do now. a story that's positively las vegas. teaming up with the salvation army today to feed more than 300 people in need. free sandwiches were given out this afternoon at the salvation army location on west owens for homeless and low-income residents. over the past year.. local subway restaurants have donated nearly 4,000 sandwiches to the needy through the salvation army. the field of republican presidential candidates is slightly smaller tonight. we'll tell you who's out.. and why the gop frontrunner is demanding an apology from hillary clinton

morning hourse on monday in clark county --- nye county -- you can expect to see it through monday afternoon.... . our future wind-cast -- mount charleston, look at those gusts on the mountain... we'll see winds here in clark county... and down into the colorado river valley. ............................... tonight... getting cooler -- 41-degrees, normal high at 39 -- winds relatively calm still coming from the north west -- at 6 - 11 mph... tomorrow -- right around average at 56 -- mostly sunny skies... but we can expect those winds to coming later in the afternoon and potential showers to pick up tomorrow night. ............................... here's our 7-day forecast... upper 50's for the high tomorrow -- tuesday - getting colder at just0 grees -- wear extra layers if you n..en it gets even colder on esday and wednesday -- highs ly in the 40's... and look at this -- it even hits freezing tuesday nigh-- makere to bring those pets inside, cover any plants,nof courseose pipes. hanks> make sure to bringthose pets inside, cover anyants, andf course those sharie jnson)) > the spirit giving is taking over thevalley this holiday season, as h

charleston and the 95. people reported hearing an explosion. clark county fire fighters and las vegas fire and rescue both responded to this scene. a woman was rescued, but unfortunately a cat was found dead in the home. southwest gas workers were seen working on a gas leak outside the home after the fire. after being punched in the face at caesars palace. the incident was caught on surveillance camera, and metro has a good idea of what the suspects look like. take a look at this video. the attack happened december 12th, around four in the morning. metro says a man got into an argument with three men. one of them later confronted him, striking him in the face. the men were seen leaving in a silver 2 door infiniti. the victim is still in critical condition at sunrise hospital. a local charity is devastated someone stole a trailer full of items meant for struggling families. but they have some hope... now that people are coming together to replace these items. "we're really happy and fortunate with whats been going on despite someone came out and stole a lot

charleston near the 95. around 30 firefighters from clark county and las vegas fire responded to a reported explosion at the home. when they entered the home they found a person badly burned inside. that victim was transported to u-m-c. firefighters say there was a gas leak but it has been secured and no one is in danger. a veteran police officer is recovering this morning... after he was shot while responding to a domestic dispute call. when he arrived on the scene...an exchange of gunfire erupted with a suspect. the situation turned into a 6- hour manhunt for the shooter... here's fox5's cyndi lundeberg with what happened. <

county. which will get some good snow out of this. mount charleston should pick up a few inches as well. wind advisories in effect for sunday and monday. sunday afternoon, mount charleston looking at a wind advisory starting in the afternoon at 1:00 p.m. down on lake mead, wind advisory beginning at 6:00 p.m. i would definitely keep ane eye on the winds. we will be in a breezy sector through tuesday. best chance for precipitation sunday night monday morning. gerard, look at those chilly mornings. 28 by wednesday morning. that is the coldest we have seen so far this season. but we do rebound a bit going into the upper 50's by next weekend. but we do have some weather talk about. gerard: 48 as a high on tuesday, that will be a cold day. >> that will definitely get our attention. gerard: hollywood is preparing for what could be its largest movie pamir ever. -- movie premiere ever. start force: the force awakens will be screened by vip audiences. security very tight. where the very first "star wars" appeared in 1977, fans already camped out and awaiting the nationwide opening on friday at mi

advisory in portions of esmerelda and nye counties -- that's expected to continue there until 6 o'clock tonight. ............................. at mount charleston, expect mostly sunny skies for the day today -- a high of 30 degrees -- but with that wind chill it could feel like it's negative one -- there's a 30- percent of snow overnight tonight -- so tomorrow or later in the week, might be a great time to head up there. ............................ for our high today, 48 degrees -- our normal high is at 56 -- mostly sunny skies -- light winds. tonight 36 for our low -- mostly cloudy skies -- winds will be light -- but they're coming from the north west -- so it'll feel cold out there. .......................... our 7-day forecast -- we'll only be in the 30's for our low at night -- will be super cold at night -- highs only low 50's for the week. -- so you'll definitely want to bundle up.((weather toss))> ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > finding a cure to cancer. the clues doctors are finding in elephants... doctors have been waiting for. < > now nevada's first choice for the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to pub

county coroner has identified her as veronica clay. she and another man went into the office on charleston the inside at the time. the worker came back with a personal gun, shooting clay and the man. police are still can for him tonight. a cryotherapy spot henderson where a worker was found dead baby close down for good. a notice is on the front door of the spot on eastern avenue, noting it is thousands of dollars behind on rent. a for lease sign is hanging above the windows. in october, a 24-year-old worker died after using the machine there that can produce temperatures that are hundreds of degrees below zero. a rare, special session of the nevada legislature is over tonight. lawmakers approving a $335 million deal kick -- to get an electric car maker to open up the approval ends a four-day session in carson. nevada eight out california, louisiana, and georgia. -- beat out california, louisiana, georgia. the state will offer a $215 million in x crits and the public will finance infrastructure. teachers across the valley have voted overwhelmingly to approve a contract agreement between the clark county school di

leading up to gma of mount charleston and you can see some snow there! parts of clark and nye counties are under freeze warning this morning. and it's looking very chilly up there right now we begin with breaking news... tt2w>rxlh `:o j# "d@ tt2w>rxlh `:!!*n rd( tt2w>rxlh `:4!j# $r\ tt2w>rxlh `:x#*&`:#\( tt2w>rxlh `:t#j'`:7\l tt2w>rxlh `:t#j)`:<<( tt2w>rxlh `:p#j*`:+'4 tt2w>rxlh `:p#j,`:j]t tt2w>rxlh `:l#*.`:ctx tt2w>rxlh `:l#*0`:xb0 nhp is investigating a deadly crash on the 215 near las vegas boulevard. action news reporter parker collins just arrived minutes ago... and we're following more breaking news just coming into and we're following more breaking news just coming into the newsroom.. police are on the hunt for two people they believe-- police are on the hunt for two people they believe-- tried to rob a bank. this-- after they found a car crashed through a mevada credit union window. action news reporter marissa kynaston is on scene near blue diamond and decatur with the latest. you can still see the destruction-- this white van just drove right through this window-- and police

charleston near the 95. here's a live look at the house. about 30 units from clark county and las vegas fire responded to a reported explosion at the home. they found one woman outside but found a person bady burned inside. that victim was transported to u-m-c. firefighters say there was a gas leak but it has been secured and no one is in danger. amid growing seaworld florida and six flags... are beefing up security ahead of the busy holiday season. metal detectors have been placed at the front gates of each park. police will be increasing their presence as well. park visitors can expect to be selected at random for secondary screenings. disney has also discontinued the sale of toy guns, which are no longer allowed inside the parks. children under the age of 14 are the only ones allowed to wear costumes going forward. lebron james is 6- 8... 260 pounds of muscle... so the last thing you want to see is lebron flying at you. but it happened last night... and unfortunately he crashed into a professional golfer's wife... it was scary... we'll have an update on how she's doing

charleston. craig, what have you been able to find out here? >> the reporter: in fire started at 4:27 a.m. this morning. at least that's when the clark county fire department received the report of a fire here at a and honolulu. this is near us-95 and charleston. the home appears to be destroyed. one person was inside the home, badly burned. that person taken to umc. we did have one report that somebody believed that there was some type of a small explosion in the home, maybe a gas leak, that's unconfirm, but that's what was told to news media and to firefighters, first responding. one person inside the home, again, badly burned, taken to umc, the cause of the fire still under investigation. the flames are out now. the smoke is not here, but we're told when firefighters first arrived, there was heavy smoke. they call the call at 4:27 a.m. and by 4:33 a.m., the fire was out. >> michele: that's so bad, especially so controls to the holidays to see that happen to somebody. it just -- it's just heartbreaking. >> krystal: it is. >> michelle: we have a reminder here, and maybe you should do >> krystal: we're done with "wake up with the wagners."

charleston. 29 in overton. a little bombing ialmy in lofton. there is your hard freeze warning. that extends over into mohave county in arizona. look at the current temperatures. top of the hour, subzero at welkum. 32 officially at the airport. eight at tonopah. warm back east. some volatile weather. you can see the moisture from toronto down. miserable driving conditions over the southern plains into the lone star state of texas and eastern new mexico. high-pressure dominating our weather. chilly temperatures. there is a frontal system coming the onshore flow bringing some much-needed rain to california. for us, clear skies, not a lot to talk about, except the chill. the really deep freeze tonight as the 20's will predominate across southern nevada, moving into the teens as you move up to lincoln county. 45 for our afternoon high. less windy than yesterday. 6:00, 41 degrees. a very chilly evening setting up. 20's here in the valley. 38 degrees up on the mountain. the frosty morning for starting the work week. then, chilly with the northwind by tuesday. as we move ahead, going into new year's eve, not too much to talk about, j

charleston. right now it's another cold night for southern nevada. here's a live look at las vegas. a hard freeze warning is in affect for some areas in clark county. meteorologist carlo falco is tracking the deep chill for us tonight. carlo, how cold is it getting tonight? (giant) r (l) this christmas several tornado warnings and flash flood warnings are in affect throughout alabama. this christmas several tornado warnings and flash flood warnings are in affect throughout alabama. you can see the big storm moving across the the southeast right now. the governor of alabama has issued a state of emergency excessive rains and flooding. roads and bridges in some places are washed out or impassible. emergency crews are warning motorists not to drive through high water because it can be dangerous and unpredictable. firefighters and paramedics have been going door-to-door in some neighborhoods to reach those trapped by flood waters. the national weather service has issued multiple flood warnings across north alabama as heavy rains continue to fall. there's storm damage in georgia too. flooding in fayette county washed away an entire road! people across t

county's public health department. as we learn more about what happened in san bernardino -- we'll find out if this falls into the same category as the charleston shooting.the one thing that's clear is at the threat froroterrorism doesn't exclusively come from overseas. coming up next...hear all about the small -- rural high school who's had multiple presidential candidates stop welcome back -- we'll close the show each week taking a look at what happened on social media... saw another deadly mass shooting -- this one in san bernardino, california. californiaiaharold writes it is time to live like [they] do in australia otherwise this will never cease ceasestephanie replied to harold's comment saying -- i have a friend who lives in australia....their murder rate has gone up since taking away their gugu.....people like to use machetties bats knifes home made bombs anything.....be informed before u speak....guns don not kill people people kill people now -- we look at their voice -- what the candidates and their cacaaigns are postininon social media. media.we're also looking at what the candidates are saying about the shooting in san bernadino. b

county run holiday event. >> it was like a normal day and next thing you know, we her this big boom and it keeps going and going. >> in charleston, south carolina, hate was responsible, a white supremacist sat down to emanuel afrpblgt/ ph-frpblgt/ e church and shot 9. >> these people were in church. >> the next morning, he was caught. >> the grace the victim's family showed echoed by the predz/ -- predz/ the president. >> and for the last time, the confed rate flag came down from the south carolina capitol. >> hopefully, the emoonual 93 is looking down, feeling proud. >> the supreme court ruled same sex marriage was legal across ph-rbg/. >> we do not tolerate laws that disadvantage people people because of who they were. >> same sex couples were allow >> same sex couples were allowed to marry in all 50 states. >> you may kiss your bride. >> the search was on this sum irin upstate new york. when 2 escaped. they had help from a woman that worked at the prison woman that worked at the prison. nearly 3 weeks later, one was found in the area, police shot and killed him. 2 days after that, the other was shot and taken into custody. >>

clark county fire officials are trying to figure out what caused a mobile home to explode this morning. michelle: this was a breaking news this morning. it happened near the 95 and charleston and that is where dragon is joining us live with more. craig: when firefighters arrived , flames were shooting out the window of this a small home behind me for their first battle covered in heavy smoke.it was a combination of fire and smoke that destroyed a small house on the corner of high low and honolulu. the first reports suggested the fire started after some type of small explosion. >> we got a call for a building fire and reports of explosion. when we got here, the house was fully engulfed. we found one victim outside. >> that victim was a woman who lived in the house not injured by the fire but had been bitten by a dog. shortly before 5:00, firefighters found a person inside a live but that we burned. a were taken to umc. we watched as investigators took a closer look at the cluttered backyard. one question -- did the fire start outside? >> we got a report of an explosion and we do have a gas leak so we don't know what the cause was. even an rv park next to the house wasn't da

charleston back into -- along to 90, clinton, a little light rain over you. into the city of boston, light rain. when you travel along 95, along 128 and back over to quincy in hanover. essex county, southern new hampshire dealing with light sprinkles now as well. several hours there will still be pockets of rain that fell back in during the evening hours. maybe, some downpour also. temperatures continue to rise through the mid-50s. it wraps up during the evening commute and we get partial clearing overnight. there will be patchy fog along the south coast. tomorrow morning to midday, a dry start but the next rain arrives during the afternoon tomorrow evening with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. record warmth. >>> a mother in court accused of kidnapping her own children. today, those two kids are back with their father safe and sound. >> police say they started on sunday with a visit between the kids and their mother. that sparked a daylong search but ended with the mother's arrest. lindsay stein is live where the mother will be facing a judge. valerie mcgrath is inside the court right now and a bit of new information from the prosecution says they found a suicide note inside of

charleston... saved the animals. 3 many of you are waking up to wet weather... including in the upstate... and the rain there has caused this huge sinkhole in anderson county. as you can see -- it wiped out the entire road in this neighborhood.good morning and thanks for waking up with us... i'm mary sturgill..the rain is expected to continue throughout the day today... let's check in with meterologist... 3 efren afante with what we can expect to see. efren... 3 3 3 3 3 a 61 year old man was stranded on the broad river for five days because of *last week heavy rain. special operatatns chief... jason krusen... with the columbia fire department tells news 19... concerned friends... sent reports to the columbia police department after he wasn seen since last monday.krusen said he stayed on the 3 island on a regular basis... so he had food and water to last a few days.he was eventually rescued on saturday afternoon. 3 s his supplies ran out that when he became concerned and started trying to get off, but couldn .e was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay.krusen said the police got the man cell phone information... so they could put it into g-p-s and

stops in charleston and miami, and this will be his final stop, and it better be because of how good he is. >>> a jury in philadelphia today spent several hours deliberating the case of a bucks county woman accused in a vicious attack on a gay couple. but the jury did not reach a verdict today. katherine knott says she did not launch slurs or threw a punch in center city. but prosecutors say she was an active part that left one man with a broken jaw. we are learning more tonight about the death of a 23-year-old south jersey woman that had nothing but an outstanding future ahead. but that is gone now, thanks to a wrong way driver in south florida. "action news" reporter walter perez has that story. >> 23-year-old carmen crialis is remembered as one of those people that had it all. carmen's uncle jose says he watched her grow up to be a kind person and she was studying at rowan university on scholarship before moving on to medical school but last friday she was on her way to the ft. lauderdale airport to catch a flight with her mother and brother. and someone from the other side of i-95 veered into on coming traffic and hit the vehicle head-on and carmen was killed instantly, her mot

lincoln county, all the areas shaded in pull, starts tomorrow afternoon and goes through the early morning hours of christmas day. high today, primm, 60 degrees. overnight lows on mount charleston, from 1 degrees and look at our seven-day forecast, we are expecting a high around 59 degrees for christmas eve tomorrow. those winds kick up in the afternoon and we've got the chance of rain and mountain snow during the overnight period. christmas day's high, 48 degrees. and it will feel even colder once you factor in the winds. >> krystal: it really gets cold when the winds kick up, kelly curran. ok. so speaking of cold weather in the winter, it can really create some really cool, yet strange sites, like a spinning circle of ice found in minnesota. look at that. it's spinning. isn't that cool? ok. so the ice disc formed as floating water, it creates an eddy, where ice is forming. >> jeff: after word got out about this one through social media, people who live in the area came out to look at it, taking pictures hand according to a climatologist, the water moving faster doesn't freeze so you end up with the big pancake effect of ice, moving around slowly in a circle. by the way, you d

charleston. the day after thanksgiving, three individuals, including a police officer, were shot to death inside a woman's health clinic in colorado springs. last week, 14 county workers in san bernardino were murdered in a shooting rampage. none of these seem related. all of them had different causes and motivations among those shooting. the director may not be able to share all the details about these investigations today, but i believe we can agree there's one common motivating factor behind each of these heinous crimes, and that's hateful extremism. the church goers who were murdered, the women -- the women in the women's health clinic and people in san bernardino, hateful extremism coming from different directions. so i think it reminds us to be vigilant against all forms of violent extremism. i would hope that nobody underestimates the incredible difficult job of protecting the country from terrorists' threats. we can try to put all the blame on any one person. that's fine. but it's not one person. it's all of us. we have to support the law enforcement intelligence officials who work to protect our nation by giving them the tools and resources they need

charleston. the day after thanksgiving three individuals, including a police officer were shot to death inside a woman's health clinic in colorado springs. last week, 14 county workers in san bernardino were murdered in a shooting rampage. none of these seem related. all of them had different causes and motivations among those shooting. the director may not be able to share all the details about these investigations today, but i believe we can agree there's one common motivating factor behind each of these heinous crimes and that's hateful extremism. the church goers who were murdered, the women -- the women in the women's health clinic and people in san bernardino, hateful extremism coming from different directions. so i think it reminds us to be vigilant against all forms of violent extremism. i would hope that nobody underestimates the incredible difficult job of protecting the country from terrorists' threats. we can try to put all the blame on any one person. that's fine. but it's not one person. it's all of us. we have to support the law enforcement intelligence officials who work to protect our nation by giving them the tools and resources they need t