highs in the lower 70s will be common common with valley gusts around 35 mph. the red rock and spring mountain range areas should reach gusts between 45 and 55 are likely through sunday and into monday morning with snow possible sunday through monday. with the winds expected to stick around through tuesday monday but hold on to the warm clothing through the week since high temperatures look to only reach the mid 50s by thursday. it's been six years... since her teenage son was murdered at a party.. now that mom is doing whatever she can to try and find his killer... including selling her own home. karen brill says she will give 100 thousand dollars to the person who comes forward, and gives police information that can convict whoever killed her son. back in 2009, police say 16 year old aric brill was robbed and gunned down by gang members... after coming out of a house party at charleston and hollywood. "this ruined our lives and there is no moving...(pause as she fights back tears)...no complete healing for us ever. (butted with) "knowing that the shooter is o

low to mid 50s will be common into the next weekend. break down. low pressure off the coast or oregon begins to develop and strengthen during this time. as it stands, the low looks to develop an elongated cold front and head east. increase in moisture and a potential for light to moderate showers. rain chances are more so for saturday and sunday but being that this rain potential is on front. the 20-16 awards season kicked off last night with the golden globes. while there were many awards to celebrate.... there were also some fun moments. it's topping our look at today's stories now trending... outta compton. i'm sorry i made a mistake it's compton. that was jamie foxx poking fun at steve harvey. you'll remember what happened at miss universe when steve harvey crowned the wrong woman... well people just can't stop talking about it this morning. you can check out all of the stories that are trending today.. just head to our website, ktnv.com coming up at -5-...a little boy scared to be in his own home this morning... a person in the mid

snow potential has been common chatter throughout the weather 4500ft. the potential for light flurry action on the edges of the city are not farfetched during this time due to morning lows in the mid and upper 30s within these areas. this morning.. everyone is talking about president obama's emotional address... as he laid out his plan to stop everyone is talking about as he laid out his plan to stop gun violence. every time i think about those kids it gets me mad. the president is talking about the 20 first graders who died in the sandy hook massacre. obama's new executive actions expand background checks and require all gun dealers to be licensed. the president also plans to overhaul the f-b-i's background check system. he is also calling for use of mental health information on checks. the national rifle association tweeted that the president's plan will do nothing to improve public safety. the g-o-p is calling it an attack on the second amendment. he is obsessed with undermining the second amendment i can tell you right now, those executive orders ar

. 15-25 mph winds look to be common with valley gusts around mph. by saturday night, our rain chances begin! wide spread showers, some heavy downpours, are likely through sunday and expected 6000ft and above through the weekend into monday afternoon. pooling, minor flooding and wide spread flooding are possible sunday through monday. temperatures will fall sunday back to the upper 50s and even afternoon, wind chill factors show be in the low and mid 30s. sweaters, jackets and umbrellas look to be warranted through monday but hold on to the warm clothing through the week since high temperatures look to only we're kind of on a warm up yet we still know of valley drivers... especially those of us who get up early, who let our cars run to warm up. but a-b-c's clayton sandell shows us why that's such a bad idea! watch these car thieves roll up on an idling car in denver? and seeing it's empty? steal it moments later. this guy scouts a car, parks, approaches and then darts to open the door ? but it's locked and the homeowner sees what's going on and scare

the cost begins to come in, is there possible common ground? it's not going to be there forever, is it? mike lee: it is difficult to say. i want to know what the alternative is, what the solution is bit where were those prisoners now go? if i were to hear a reasonable proposal, i would be happy to consider it. host: you're not completely opposed to shutting it down? mike lee: i would not call its existence a prime directive. it is not something written into the constitution that we have to appear to -- adhere to. i would want to know what the plan is. cory booker: my sense is, traveling the state of new jersey more than new jerseyans i've met, meeting with the wealthiest suburbs and orthodox jews and the bahai, i've never heard anyone in my state talk about guantanamo. [laughter] cory booker: i've heard people talk about social security, the tax system moving things offshore, and things that matter to my state. in the limited time, the most valuable resource for human being has is the time they have every single day. for me, i'm constantly scan

. 15-25 mph winds look to be common with valley gusts around mph. by saturday night, our rain chances begin! wide spread showers, some heavy downpours, are likely through sunday and into monday morning with snow expected 6000ft and above through the weekend into monday afternoon. pooling, minor flooding and wide spread flooding are possible sunday through monday. temperatures will fall sunday back to the upper 50s and even show be in the low and mid 30s. sweaters, jackets and umbrellas look to be warranted through monday but hold on to the warm clothing through the week since high temperatures look to only reach the mid 50s by thursday. state officials now want a group to cover the cost of school choice program on hold.. while they persue legal action in a brief filed this week.. the state wants the group "educate now" to pay a $239,000 bond. the state would then be eligible for the bond money if a court overturns a hold.. placed on the education savings accounts program. the program lets parents claim more than $5,000 in state education funds each

it has and repealed for those common carriers and we don't think common carrier regulation is appropriate for the 21st century. that is why we brought it to court. host: and some of your clients include verizon and at&t. mr. mccormack and 100 smaller companies. how has thelewis, telecom industry changed. mr. lewis: the rules were common sense. there was broad agreement on the idea of open internet rules. i think it has brought a lot of to consumers that they will be protected. the 4 million people weighed in on the proceedings. a lot of people were watching wanted to make sure the internet remained open and able to innovate without asking permission. we have that assurance now. that's a good thing. host: do you think if the fcc had not done what it did last year, that it would be any different today? mr. lewis: it could be. there are a lot of of new and innovative business methods that we are striving to come up with. , they didn't have rules couldn't be. you need high-level rules of the road. that has been talked about for over a decade. were structured in a way that they would be able t

abstraction you start at, you always find common principles. mandatoryrm this penalty. there is always some room for agreement. host: let's start with a tough one. one time of a -- guantanamo bay? cory booker: the president wants to see guantanamo bay shutdown before the end of his term. there are fewer and fewer detainees. begins to come in, is there possible common ground? it's not going to be there forever, is it? mike lee: it is difficult to say. i want to know what the alternative is, what the solution is bit where were those prisoners now go? if i were to hear a reasonable proposal, i would be happy to consider it. host: you're not completely opposed to shutting it down? mike lee: i would not call its existence a prime directive. it is not something written into the constitution that we have to dhere to. -- a i would want to know what the plan is. sense is,r: my traveling the state of new jersey more than new jerseyans i've met, meeting with the wealthiest suburbs and orthodox jews and the bahai, i've never heard anyone in my state uantan

core. >> the term common core is so darn poisonous. >> the common core has to be ended it is a disaster. >> imagine repealing every word of common core. >> reporter: he isn't exactly fazeed. >> hard ambitious things come with contentious politics. are we moving toward the goal of all students having access to quality education, moving to the goal of all students having the that i had here >>> even after his death, rock star, trendsetter, david bowie continues to have a major impact on the music business. his album, "black star" released friday two days before he passed away is now number one on itunes. five of ten albums are bowie classics. 60 minutes did a series of bowie in 2003. the man who fell to earth describes how he never liked hearing himself sing and so much of his music deals with lonliness. >> searching for music is like searching for god. they're very similar. there is an effort to reclaim the unmentionable, the unseeable, then speakable, all those things comes into being, composer, writing music and searching for notes and pieces of musical information that don't exist. qu

today, mainly sunny skies will be common with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. slightly breezy conditions are high pressure will continue to hold through about thursday night. by then, we see this area of high pressure shift east and begin to break down as an build but temperatures continue to rise with mid and upper 60s looking common. saturday comes our peak warmth with highs expected in the upper 60s and lower 70s! but interact with the valley and rain chances are moderately high and get larger for monday morning. with windy conditions expected sunday and monday, cooling clouds and possible rain, temperatures that were in the low 70s will fall back to the upper 50s and low 60s sunday and monday afternoons. a devastating crash... roads shut down all night... because action news reporter parker collins is live at craig and lamb with the victim's latest condition. parker? just moments ago... the road opened back up... but it was shut down for close to eight hours. police say a driver turned left in front of another car. they slammed into each other. that second

core. >> the term common core is so darn poisonous. >> the common core has to be ended it is a disaster. >> imagine repealing every word of common core. >> reporter: he isn't exactly fazeed. with contentious politics. are we moving toward the goal of all students having access to quality education, moving to the goal of all students having the that i had here at >>> even after his death, rock star, trendsetter, david bowie continues to have a major impact on the music business. his album, "black star" released friday two days before he passed away is now number one on itunes. five of ten albums are bowie classics. 60 minutes did a series of bowie in 2003. the man who fell to earth describes how he never liked hearing himself sing and so much of his music deals with lonliness. >> searching for music is like searching for god. they're very similar. there is an effort to reclaim unseeable, then speakable, all those things comes into being, composer, writing music and searching for notes and pieces of musicalinformation that don't exist. somebody asked me the dumbest question, my god it was

today, mainly sunny skies will be common with highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s. slightly breezy conditions are left over from the weak disturbance that passed over head last night but should subside by this afternoon. high pressure will continue to hold through about thursday night. high pressure shift east and begin to break down as an approaching low and cold front comes out of the pacific northwest. by friday, clouds begin to build but temperatures continue to rise with mid and upper 60s looking common. saturday comes our peak warmth with highs expected in the upper 60s and lower 70s! but this comes at a bit of a price. mainly cloudy skies will build in by the afternoon and winds are expected between 10-20 mph. by sunday, the front will interact with the valley and rain chances are moderately clouds and possible rain, ford is recalling nearly 391,000 ranger pickups because the driver's air bag inflators driver's air bag inflators can explode with too much force and cause injuries. the recall covers trucks from 2004 through 2006 in the u.s. and canada. it comes

and that comes from the common law.k to the 1300s at least. >> al what i don't understand -- >> my wife, if my wife and i were traveling abroad and my wife were pregnant, we expected to come back but in her seventh month she has the baby, we rush back to the united states, the baby spends his life in the united states but accidentally was born in london. that person is not qualified to be president? the framers never intended that. >> that is correct, that is correct. yes, they did. >> it's not right. >> okay, and you've read all the framers' writings, you've read the congressional debates, you've read the common law? doesn't sound like it because you're speaking nonsense when it comes to what the common law says. >> i'm not talking about the common law, i'm talking about the constitutional law, i'm talking about how you interpret the terminal born and i think the term natural born is that you don't have legislation that makes you a citizen -- >> i don't care what you think, it doesn't matter what you think -- >> by vir

he suffered from common symptoms of trauma. he would say even if a little old lady came up behind him his heart would race and his mind would race and his stomach would turn. so it diminished his ability to go outside. it diminished his ability to show up in his relationship, to pursue his dreams, keep his job, all those things. he was deeply affected by it. we bring them together based on this agreement and in a martial arts studio under trained supervision. first the young man who committed the robbery is standing like he is being held and modeling how you get out of a hold. don't do this at home. i'm not really teaching you. he did it repeatedly and then they switched positions and the young man is being held by the same man who held him that night on the street and he is coaching him this time. okay. that's the point. at first he uses a little of his strength. then he uses more and more until he is holding this young man with all his strength and repeatedly that young man breaks himself free of that person's grip. the next

core. >> the term common core is so >> the common core has to be ended it is a disaster. >> imagine repealing every word of common core. >> reporter: he isn't exactly >> hard ambitious things come with contentious politics. are we moving toward the goal of all students having access to quality education, moving to the kind of life saving experiences that i had here at ps 276. if we are doing that, if there are politics that come with that. so be it. when the engines failed on the plane i was flying, i knew what to do to save my passengers. but when my father sank into depression, i didn't know how to help him. when he ultimately shot himself, he left our family devastated. don't let this happen to you. if you or a loved one is suicidal, call the national suicide prevention lifeline. no matter how hopeless or helpless you feel, (franklin d. roosevelt) the inherent right to work is one of the elemental privileges of a free people. endowed, as our nation is, with abundant physical resources... ...and inspired as it should be to make those resources and opportunities available for the e

two peoples with a common culture, separated by an increasingly large wall. next two our second-generation nations. they are much younger. the far west and northwest are in the late half of the 19th century. they were not colonized by a european group coming and setting down a settler society, and expanding hours. but they were settled by the rest of us. they come later. the first one to be settled actually was the left coast, not the far west. it is sandwiched between the coastal mountain ranges in the pacific ocean. is originally colonized by two groups. merchants and missionaries and woodsman from new england, who came by the sea. before the panama canal, the much safer way to get across the continent was to get on a boat in boston or new york and sale around the end of south america, through the great passage. you go all the way up the shore of south america and central and and finally come into the mouth of the columbia river into san francisco bay. that was the easy way. the second group of people who came across did it the hard way, going overland, ove

it's about safety, security and common sense. i doubt if james maddison, one of the officers of the second amendment, which i might add uses the word well regulated in its text, would oppose the notion in the 21 st century of broupd checks. the idea that we need to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people-- background checks. that is what this is all about >>> you're shaking your head. >> thank you. i am. cnn, not to mention other networks, not to actually - let me step back. you've had a great week of programming. i thank you for allowing me to join this tonight. i want to say something. cnn announced or released their polling results. over half of americans say the president's is wrong to use executive actions and they're not going to work. there's a lot of common sense in the american people. also they're going to have a growing sense of anger with the establishment because it continues to make laws that won't work. if someone wants to reach a consensus on gun control, how about a promise if it fails to receive the resul

-- in favorr of top of common core. we are going to kill common core. we are going to bring education back to the local communities where it should be. do not forget that with all the money that we spend, we spend so much on education, number one in the world, number one in the world by a factor of you have no idea, so far ahead, we are number 28 in education. so, we are bringing education back, getting rid of common core . on the subject, the second amendment, we will cherish and protect it. it is under siege. under siege. to be cutting a lot of the fraud, the abuse, the waste, there is so much of it. we are to start chopping down the debt very significantly, very quickly, bringing jobs back to this country quickly. 11.95 trillion dollars. and we have where we are today. what -- what is your question? >> college debt is he huge problem right now. luckily i go to university where iget to go for free because am under an income gap. issueudent debt is a huge and i wanted to know what you were going to do when you are president, mr. trump. trump: it's one

that's why i don't support common core. that's why i believe the department of education functions can be transferred to other agencies. i think k through 12 education belongs in the hand of local school board, communities and state governments. >> limited to really just helping out school districts that are highly impacted by having a high proportion of children with special needs, and where they have a lot school districts in low income areas that have a lot of extraordinary cases where they need some help beyond the means provided by the state and the locality. so when you have a lot of kids with special needs, then the federal government can probably step in. but beyond that really that's about it. i don't really see that the answer to our education problem is coming from the top down. i think giving parents and local educators more opportunity to design an educational experience that best meets the needs of can't be done by washington. it has to be done by parents, teachers, administrators. >> common core is a disaster

i have always tried to find common ground. to find common ground means you have to work at it every day. >> reaching across the aisle, why hillary clinton says bipartisanship is the biggest issue of this election. welcome back to kcci eight news close-up. the questioning continues with the female roundtable for hillary clinton. she has a message to iowans as the caucus is closer. you going to take off your days and be my president and her president, and how are you going to take off ther's and get us to the kind of country want to be. hillary clinton: i have always worked with republicans. it is so funny to me, when i am not running for office, they actually say really nice things about me. she is easy to work with. she is a good colleague. she listens. she has an open mind. i have always tried to find common ground. to find common ground means you have to work at it every day. when@i got to the senate, i think nearly every piece of legislation i introduced headache publican -- had a republican cosponsor. it is a little diffic

but lost our common heritage.e gold medal we present today is our country's way of saying that the service should not only be recognized but celebrated. it is our nation's way of saying thank you. [ applause ]. >> ladies and gentlemen, the speak of the house of the united states representativesings the honorable john boehner. >> in a few minutes we will have the presentation of the medal. at that time i will ask honorees to join us here on the stage. some of you may know this is the last time that i'm going to have this privilege. really, it's been quite a privilege. in the opening i mentioned the first person to be awarded a congressional gold medal was general george washington himself in 1776. as you can imagine, things got a little busy after that. so it took about 14 years for washington to actually get that medal. over that time, four different people were in charge of the project, including none other than thomas jefferson. jefferson kept detailed notes on how the medals should be executed. he found a way t

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and let's start with our common ground.when 75% of the american people think the federal government is corrupt what does that mean? its democrats, republicans, independents, its young, old, men, women. when 80% believe we have a professional class that cares more about its privilege than on getting anything done republicans and democrats have exempted themselves from all of the laws they passed then matt means once again democrats, republicans, independents agree we need do something different and that is why i am running for president. [applause] >> we all know who you are. i would like to thank you for calling on me. we know who you are. i would like to introduce myself to you. i am holly, a u.s. states navy member. [applause] >> i don't actually have a question for you tonight what i do have is a challenge. you see during bill clinton's second administration in the middle of the night by wave of the pen he changed the terminology to pow mia to duty status whereabouts unknown. he did this because it was more media-friendl

low to mid 50s will be common into the next weekend. winds are expected to be light or at our normal 5-15 mph range for most of the outlook but by friday, high pressure begins to break down. low pressure off the coast or oregon begins to develop and strengthen during this time. as it stands, the low looks to develop an elongated cold front and head east. small break in stability over southern nevada results in the increase of clouds, breezy conditions and a small potential for light to moderate showers. rain chances are more so for saturday and sunday but being that this rain potential is on the back half of the forecast, confidence is still lacking. i would leave the umbrella in the closet but keep in today's financial focus... week... here to explain is 13 financial expert steve budin. worst first week ever jobs/oil/china we'll be right back after a break. we'll be right back after a break. we'll be right back after a in today's health report... a photo is making a lot of it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most ne

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today and through the weekend, for the most part, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies will be common along with high temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. winds do calm to normal speeds between 5 and 15 mph through the forecast but overnight lows are dropping dramatically. central las vegas will drop to mid 30s through the weekend and into the next work with the outer edge communities potentially dropping into the upper 20s! make sure to bring in any outdoor pets or potted plants, wrap your pipes and make sure your elderly friends and relatives are ready for the overnight chill. by monday, mostly sunny to partly sunny skies return but looks to be short lived. another front looks to drop breaking overnight...cars going after a wild crime spree in henderson. this all started last night when police say a man tried to steal a car at a sonic near boulder highway and lake mead. he was unsuccessful so he ran to a walmart nearby...and was able to steal a car. police tried to pull him over but crashed into two cars before bailing out. then the car crashed into the building. that's where

what common glue holds the eu together? coming to you from berlin, "quadriga," the common debate. your host this week, peter craven. peter: hello and welcome to "quadriga" coming to you from the heart of the german capital. the new year has hardly begun and the eu is facing another crisis or crises. we've heard it all before. the european union has been threatened with breakup, perhaps. commentators seem to agree that a breaking point is near. the question we are masking -- asking and many are asking is, can the eu survive? i'm joined in the studio by three seasoned analysts and commentators. let me introduce them to you. wojciech szymanski, the german correspondent for the polish public broadcaster, polskie radio. facess the european union huge challenges in 2016 and the new conservative government in warsaw is not going to make it any easier for the eu. a familiar face here is alan posener, a regular commentator for the berlin daily "die welt." he's brought with him some strong points of view. europe, he believes, should not try to defend poland's democracy against the poles, to

j-lo won't talk to commoners. kanye west interrupted and stole taylor swift's moment of glory. supermodel naomi campbell is notorious for physically hitting her helpers. a survey by waitrose found 72% of those questioned thought people have become more rude over the last decade. according to barbara khozam, author of bad manners: how to get more out of life by being good, "bad manners are costing you friends, they are costing you money, they could even cost you your life." 3 most common forms of bad manners 1 not listening prop: cellphone 2 not caring prop: sunglasses with a pen: how to smile barbara's formula for good manners: great attitude okay offer do what you say barbara khozam is the author of bad manners: how to get more out of life by being good. she is a good manners trainer for major corporations including kaiserpermanente, boeing, ge, hewlettpackard, yahoo, taco bell, fema, and the fbi barbara khozam. she has helped huge corporations with teaching good manners including kaiser health,boeing, yahoo, hp,

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much different around the country, but with common goals. i think that is ultimately where healthsee the settled care system in the future. that is absolutely an impossibility. different making two points. there is some rhetorical common ground on questions of poverty and mobility among the left and the right. >> i don't think it is just rhetorical. it includes rhetorical. secondly, the exit strategy for the affordable care act is to have lots of different states to doing things slightly differently and then that would give the republicans and way to say they have gotten rid of the aca without getting rid of everything in the aca that is working. >> administration has a mixed record on that. it has incurred some innovations on programs for some time. on the other hand, there is a major provision of the --ortable care act affordable care act that gives significant opportunities for the state to which the same goals in different ways. the administration gave guidance in theally reigned possibilities. a bad move both technically and politically

cut -- you talk a lot about how these are common sense steps. what you said about republican opposition, i want to understand. are you saying there is no principled reason for anyone to oppose these actions? speaker ernest: if there is, i have not heard it. again, people certainly have an opportunity to make their case. members of congress will have to make their case about how, in the face of these alarming statistics, 30,000 gun deaths in america every year, 20,000 children under the age of 18 have been killed by firearms over the last decade or hundreds of law enforcement officers have been shot and killed over the last decade. in the face of those statistics, what has congress done question mark maybe there is a principal case to be made about why they did not do anything and in the face of those hundreds of police officers who have been killed, congress has not made a step be at i have not heard a principal objection. >> speaker ryan said in a statement this was a dangerous level of executive overreach. could you see the argument that, whil

most common side effect is nausea. being a non-smoker feels great. ask your doctor if chantix is right for you. >>> time now for our hits and misses of the week. kim, start us off. >> a hit to illinois governor bruce ronner for standing up to one of his state's larger public employee unions. the union's contract open more than a year ago and negotiated in good faith over a reformed contract. it's hoping to wade out the governor or break him. instead, he went to a state labor relations board and asked the authority to make a final offer and force them to accept it or go on strike. he knows this is vital to the state's finances. so it's good to see him standing up. >> james? >> paul, this is a miss to the beer cops at the u.s. treasury and in state liquor commissions. you probably know the most expensive ingredient in taxes is beers and they are also telling what wafers and there's a new hampshire brewer was told they couldn't find the order soothing because it applied to medical benefits. and the murder rate in the united states rose 6% in the first h

for the valley, mainly cloudy skies will be common with high temperatures within the lower 60s. winds will be mild within the city but high elevations will have wind speeds ranging fast to the low and mid 60s by along with high temperatures within the low and mid 60s. breaking overnight... a man is shot... but it's what he says as the first responders are trying to get him to the has them calling in the bomb squad. they even had to evacuated people in the area. this happened near las vegas boulevard and serene. parker collins is there right now. parker you spoke with police. what did they tell you? parker adlibs scene this started as a shooting. one guy got hit and was taken to the hospital. but before he left... he threatened to blow this place up... and that's when police found a suspicious device. about a dozen people had to be evacuated. they called in experts to figure out what this thing was. eventually... it turned out not to be dangerous... but people were kept out of their homes for hours. police are looking for two people for the shooting. reporting live parker collins