and dave's like, "oh, my god.this man dead." >> reporter: dave told the detectives it became clear that he would be the killer, acting for mike. mike would supply the weapon, dave said. >> it was a little beat-up .25 automatic. i could barely put my finger in it. i mean, it was tiny. >> reporter: on july 10, 2012, dave said he got to lubbock around 4:00 in the afternoon. he snuck into dr. sonnier's backyard and waited for the doctor to come home. >> i have a bandana on, glasses, shorts, and i have my bag. in the bag is a gun a knife, and a belt. >> reporter: three and a half hours went by -- nothing. and then, dave said, a rapping on the window. joe sonnier was inside his house, looking right at him. >> i wave at dr. sonnier and get up. and i walk to the window, and he has lowered the window about this far from the top down. >> what happens when you walk up to the window? >> i pull the gun out of the bag. i point the weapon discharged it several times. after three or four discharges, he's backing away. he trips on

dave and paula... ((dave courvoisier)) patrick... what kind of security measures do you see outside the gym? ((patrick walker)) there isn't much. other than the cameras... we have seen a security guard a lot. one person told us off camera they hope 24-hour fitness hires additional security. /// ((paula francis)) > a deadly weather system is making its way across the country. in st louis, the risk of severe flooding has forced mandatory evacuations. denise valdez tells us more about the weather system that is wreaking havoc and claiming lives. ((denise valdez)) the national guard in missouri has just been mobilized to help with those evacuations and security. the severe weather has been deadly. millions are still in the danger zone. tornadoes in texas -- a blizzard in oaklahoma -- and now major flooding in the mid west. < (( aerial nats )) ((denise valdez)) evacuations in and around the st louis area as the missouri and mississippi rivers spill over their banks. pockets of towns -- seeing near record flooding. this actually started la

((mauricio marin)) dave, scary moments for that officer. he was responding to a domestic violence call when a man unrelated to the original disturbance started giving him trouble. without warning... police say that man pulled a gun and shot the officer... immediately spurring a massive and intense search for the shooter. (( )) ((mauricio marin)) the manhunt for a suspect accused of shooting a metro officer ended miles away from the original scene. ((sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "we did have a pretty tight perimeter associated with the event and hopefully we'll be able to discern that from the interview with the suspect but he was able to get out of the perimeter." )) ((mauricio marin)) detectives are looking to see if the suspect had an accomplice to help him slip past police. ((sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: ""there's a lot of investigative techniques that we used to do that and better served that we keep it to ourselves." )) ((mauricio marin)) still early in the investigation...s heriff joe lombardo wouldn't go into detail about

((dave courvoisier)) > a man driving a dirt bike was killed this morning. happened near jean on the las vegas boulevard that runs parallel to the i-15. investigators think he failed to negotiate a curve.. went off the road and hit a sign. he was wearing a helmet.. and the motorbike was street legal. no other vehicles were involved./// ((denise valdez)) > north las vegas police are investigating two separate homicides that happened last night. in the first... police arrested 19 year old norman smith for killing a 21 year old woman. it happened near craig and m-l-k at about 10 o'clock. they say the pair knew each other. she was taken to the hospital.. where she later died. police say smith stayed on the scene. the coroner has not identified the woman./// ((denise valdez)) > the second homicide investigation was at i-15 and lamb. north las vegas police say it appears the woman was a passenger in a vehicle that stopped on the side of the road before she got out.. and was before she got out.. and was shot multiple

dave courvoisier. thanks for joining us. police aren't releasing many details involving this incident, but dash cam video shows officers confronting a man in a parking lot who they thought was invovled in a robbery: (( senor! venga aqui! that's not him dude. that's not a black guy black shirt.// somebody stole some stuff over here and they said they were going to rob the place. so they thought that you were, they thought that you were part of that ok?)) officers quickly realized that the man didn't fit the suspect description, but another officer arrived on scene with a k-9 unit. from the video, it appears that officer releases his dog to clear the man's car, but you can hear the man say his baby is inside. you can see the dog jump inside the car, the officers go to retrieve the dog and then you hear the child screaming: ((officer- there's an infant in that car! there's an infant in that car!// baby crying )) ((dave courvoisier)) henderson statement on the incident: while we should always remember that police officers must r

thanks for joining us, i am dave courvoursier. ((denise valdez)) i'm denise valdez in for paula tonight. we're now getting confirmation that the officer involved shooting on the northeast side of town -- has turned deadly. ((dave courvoisier)) police are still on scene as this investigation continues. patranya bhoolsuwan is live near craig and nellis with the latest on this story. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) we are still waiting for metro police to come update us on this investigation...b ut they told the associated press just a short time ago, that a woman who lives in a house on this street behind me was shot and killed by police during a tense standoff. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) it all start arounded 10:40 this morning at a house on aviation street. police was called to the home of a woman who was reported to be suicidal and threatening to kill herself. swat officers and a crisis negotation team were engaged in 2pm when she was shot and killed. police say she was armed with a shot gun at the time. the woman was pronouced dead at the

good evening i'm dave courvoisier. ((paula francis)) and i'm paula francis. those bullets just missed the couple living there. vanessa murphy is live with their story near rainbow and smoke ranch. ((vanessa murphy)) dave and paula, the tenants who live here and police explain this as a mistake.... and it could have been a deadly one. (( )) ((norman brown/tenant: it's crazy. you can't prepare for that.)) ((ashley berlin/tenant: he was laying this way and i was laying this way...)) ((vanessa murphy)) ashley berlin and her boyfriend norman brown describe a quiet night until they headed to bed. ((ashley: so this is where we were laying when we heard the gunshots.)) ((vanessa murphy)) they've since counted.... sot ((norman: we hear bullets flying everywhere.)) ((vanessa murphy)) 29 shots. ((ashley: i froze.)) ((norman: we turned the light on and we saw smoke everywhere so that's when it hit, like wow, we just got shot at...)) ((ashley: we didn't believe everything that happened. it was unbelievable.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the bullet holes on the couch they had just

((dave courvoisier)) > the big new year's celebration is tomorrow... and with hundreds of thousands of people ringing in 20-16 in las vegas, first responders are ready to keep you safe. thanks for joining us, i'm dave courvoisier. ((paula francis)) and i'm paula francis. preparations have been extensive, not just for fireworks and shows, but for safety and security. ((dave courvoisier)) 8 news now has team coverage tonight... vanessa murphy has the plans off the strip just ahead. but we start with mauricio marin and the preparations for the big party. mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) over 330- thousand people are expected to celebrate new year's eve on the strip and around town. law enforcement and first responders aren't taking any chances with so many people here locally. so they're teaming up and have a plan in place. and if any problems arise...they'll be ready to go. ((mauricio marin)) the countdown is on for 2016. officials expect over three-hundred thousand people to las vegas strip and downtown. for some here to have fun...there is concern about po

((dave courvoisier)) and i'm dave courvoisier. recent concerns about terror attacks have agencies all over the country preparing. ((paula francis)) and today we're looking into clark county's multi- agency coordination center to see what they're prepared to handle and how. sharie johnson is live on the strip with this massive effort to respond to any emergency: in about 30 hours, the strip will become one of the busiest streets in the world. and it's taken a tremendous is clear for any emergencies that arise. ((tom moss we've just been married 6 months so this is sort of a special time for us; our first new years together )) ((sharie johnson)) tis the celebration of a new day, new year or a new love. but after several recent mass killings... an element of fear... has las vegas strip properties talking to guests about more than ammenities at check-in. ((marcel mapuhi reporter: what did the hotels tell you? marcel: too many rules that i don't remember one of them? reporter: can you remember some of them? marcel: basically safety, lo

dave? ((dave courvoisier)) > 20-15 has been a turbulent year for allegiant airlines... and that trend continued sunday night. a plane bound for las vegas from kansas skidded off the taxiway because of the weather conditions. fortunately, none of the 161 passengers or six crew members were hurt. the plane wasn't able to get in the air. passengers were put up in local hotels and given 100- dollars off vouchers for future travel./// ((dave courvoisier)) > headaches continued at several airports across the country today... with passengers trying to get home after christmas. severe weather is being blamed for most of the backups. or delayed by late this afternoon on top of the nearly 14- hundred canceled yesterday. with thousands of people stuck in place... emotions were running high: (( (crying) "now they wont let us speak to someone. this is such bull s, it's such ((dave courvoisier)) good news here in las vegas... general arrival and departure or less tonight. it is still recommended that you arrive two hours before a departing flight./// ((paula francis)) > last night we

((dave courvoisier)) and i'm dave courvoisier in for paul joncich. 8 news now spoke with the home owner after authorities announced the arrest. she says she's glad one person has been caught... but fears she'll never feel safe in her home again. (( margaret/homeown er: "we're glad that somebody has been caught but at the same time it doesn't change the fact that someone busted our door down that never goes away.")) ((dave courvoisier)) this video of four suspects leaving the home in a haste during the attempted burglary on the northwest side of the valley has been seen over three million times online. according to the arrest report released today... several anonymous people identified the driver as lair. henderson police detectives also said they recognized lair... from a pervious home invasion and burglary case they investigated. as for the man who recorded the video... he says he confronted the crooks after they tripped an alarm system inside the house. he says he's glad to help keep trouble out of his neighborhood. (( brett mccann/neighbor: "we don't need that type of person that inv

((dave courvoisier)) plus... in tonight's street talk, chief investigator george knapp speculates on who the new < (("you're watching 8 news now at 5 with paula francis and dave courvoisier. the news of southern nevada is now.")) > ((denise valdez)) > metro police are investigating two deadly incidents involving officers. the latest happened last night around 8- 30... near walnut and alexander. it started when police were investigating a robbery... officers went to the home where the car involved in the robbery was registered. when officers approached the house, they say a man came out with a gun and they opened fire...killing him. ((dave courvoisier)) a few hours earlier, police got a call about a suicidal woman at a home near craig and nellis. hours later, officers were able to locate the woman at her home.... cooperating with negotiators. at one point, she was seen pointing a gun at officers and later at her chin. ((denise valdez)) 8 news now reporter karen castro is live in the neighborhood where it all happe

((dave courvoisier)) and i'm dave courvoisier. there is some good news tonight... that huge storm system is almost finished... and soon the clean- up will be underway. ((paula francis)) mother nature is causing plenty of delays and cancellations at airports across the country though. ((paula francis)) today more than 7-thousand flights have been delayed, and more than 13-hundred have been canceled. ((dave courvoisier)) paul joncich joins us in studio with a look at the problem areas... and the anticipated post new years crunch at mccarran. ((paul joncich)) this is the misery map. showing the airports that have the most delays and cancellations. today, chicago's o'hare has the most delays. due in part to severe weather in missouri and indiana. yesterday, dallas was impacted by all those tornadoes. the good news is today, mccarran isn't even on the misery map.... because there have only been a handful of cancelations and delays at mccarran. the folks at our airport are hoping....and in fact they expect that good luck will continue through new years. but, the airport

sports is coming up./// ((dave courvoisier)) > thanks, chris. well, the aria makes a major announcement... that has them excited for the future... but does it come at the expense of one of las vegas' biggest attractions? the cirque show that may not have a home in just a few months./// < news music voice over: "you're dave courvoisier. the news of southern nevada is now." > ((dave courvoisier)) > the aria resort and casino announced plans for a major convention center expansion today... but it's going to come at the cost of one of their big entertainment draws. the 154-million dollar expansion project will give the aria an additional 200- thousand square feet of meeting space across four stojies. upon completion, the aria will feature more than 500- thousand square feet for their convention center total. construction is scheduled to begin in may with anticipated completion in 20-18. along with the announcement came the news that the aria's cirque du soleil production, zarkana, will close april 30-th of next year. zarkana was rebooted in february

thanks for joining us, i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) and i'm denise valdez in for paula... it just keeps getting colder... tedd florendo joins us live with details on a freeze warning tonight./// ((tedd florendo)) < dave and denise, like i mentioned in earlier newscasts, if we had some precip in the overnight hours, we certainly could see snowflakes around the region. but that's not the case as we continue to stay dry. behind me is the backdrop of the las vegas strip and they're bracing themselves for the ............................... ............................... ...... right now our sunset skycam showing a beatiful but cold night. not quite tranquil because we are reporting a little bit of a north breeze at this hour and that's making our feels like temperature already in the 30's. ............................... ............................... .......... take a look at your current weather alerts which are in effect as we speak. hard freeze warnings are colored in purple and what that means are those areas could

access.wgbh.org((dave courvoisier)) > metro police... preparing to protect a rowdy new year's eve crowd. with all the things happening inour country and around the world, we must expect the unexpected the one thing you shouldn't bring to the las vegas strip this year... in light of recent events. ((paula francis)) > a henderson k-9 officer... caught up in a tense situation. we have the dashcam video involving an infant... that led to an apology from the department. ((dave courvoisier)) > getting the best deal... on a new car. 8 on your side reveals why now could be the time to buy... and the tactic many dealers use to make you think you're saving money./// < news music voice ovv: "now, nevada's first choice for news. this is 8 news now at 6." > ((dave courvoisier)) > fireworks exploding in a beautiful display... high above hundreds of thousands of partiers on the las vegas strip. ((paula francis)) it takes plenty of coordination to pull it all off... but there's also a lot going on behind the scenes. thanks for joining us... i'm paula fr

. >> dave: us can get up to 65 mi. per hour. would he said how much of the temperatures are at 9:00 p.m.. midnight, it is mild but 7:00 a.m. showers coupled with w fight and be. --wind. >> dave: we will put that all together, the up later in the broadcast. >> pam:in a new report out today, the federal emergency management agency warned. that the expected heavy rains this winter. could cause millions of dollars of damage. >> pam:kron 4's maureen kelly reports, fema also laid out what it is doing to try and lessen the impact. >> reporter:the worst case scenerio for this coming winter is being nino.which was the strongest event on record.it was an expensive.and deadly rainfall season.40 counties were declared diaster areas. >> reporter:as floodwaters rose and mudslides came crashing down.17 people were killed and.a hundred thousand people were evacuated. the state racked up 883-million dollars in damage. along the coast.homes were lost due to erosion. >> reporter:this time around it's believed that california will have more wet day

((dave courvoisier)) thanks for joining us... i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) and i'm denise valdez... in for paula. as the candidates spar on the national stage tonight... earlier this afternoon a smaller debate was held. ((dave courvoisier)) former new york governor george pataki... former arkansas governor mike huckabee... former pennsylvania senator rick santorum... and south carolina senator lindsey graham took part in that debate... since they were among the lowest- polling candidates. ((denise valdez)) on the stage right now are these nine candidates... including front runner donald trump... flanked on either side by ted cruz and ben carson... the top three polling candidates. we have live team coverage from the venetian tonight... with review journana columnist steve sebelius... but first we start with patrick walker. ((patrick walker)) dave and denise... the candidates are 30 minutes into the debate... talking national security and foreign affairs. considering the recent attacks in paris and san bernardino. donald trump... a very pola

((dave courvoisier)) and i'm dave courvoisier. one group that's been working nonstop leading up to new year's eve... is medical first responders. they're preparing for any type of emergency that might come up. reporter mauricio marin is live from the las vegas strip with a look at how these responders are gearing up. ((mauricio marin)) more than 330-thousand people are expected on the las vegas strip and in downtown to ring in 2016. and if there's an emergency...par amedics and e- m-t's will be on scene ready to treat those who need help. and they're preparing now for any type of potential disaster. a-m-r and medicwest ambulances are being stocked up with medical supplies now at headquarters. medical first responders are gearing up to help people with small stuff like cuts and bruises...to keeping people warm who didn't dress properly for the cold weather. they are also prepared for mass casuality events... planning and working with other agencies in the valley in the event disaster strikes. ((damon schilling, amr/medicwest ambula

((dave courvoisier)) > choose your words wisely... when you leave a review for a business: "we're going to fine you 35- hundred dollars michelle mortensen reveals the costly legal battle you might run into... if you publicly bash a company online./// < news music voice over: "now, nevada's first choice for news. this is 8 news now at 6." > ((dave courvoisier)) > a police stand-off in north las vegas... turns deadly. thanks for joining us... i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) and i'm denise valdez. in the last hour we are getting fatal shooting of a woman in her own her home in northeast las vegas. this all started very early this morning...and tonight police are still on the scene of this incident. 8 news now reporter patranya bhoolsuwan is live near craig and nellis with the latest on this developing story. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) we just talked to metro sergeant jeff clark just a short time ago. he confirmed that metro swat officers shot and killed a woman in a home right across the street from us here on the 45-hundred block a

((mauricio marin)) dave, you can see his frustration... there's really no reason for it. like he said, these accidents have been avoidable... it's always sad to see a life lost... crossing the street right next to a deadly investigation is just baffling. back to you./// ((dave courvoisier)) > as we mentioned, this is just the latest deadly incident on boulder highway. tuesday a man was hit and killed when he attempted to cross the road outside of a crosswalk... near the intersection with tropicana. and last week another pedestrian was killed outside the silver creek apartments on boulder near russell. a woman was hit when she was also crossing outside of a crosswalk. police say most of these accidents have been preventable... and are the result of people not following the rules of the road. the situation is so bad they've called it an epidemic./// ((dave courvoisier)) as a matter of fact, you may recall it was just wednesday -- two days ago -- that we told you u-n-l-v is conducting their own traffic study on boulder highway... to determine ways to make the road safer: ((

((dave courvoisier)) plus... a credible threat. why the school district decided to only send an email to parents after receiving the same email sent to other districts around the country./// music playing > day two of the special session is underway in carson city, two bills being considered would award as much as 215 million in tax breaks for electric car maker faraday future .. and kick in 120 million dollars worth of infrastructure at the apex facility in north las vegas. we have team coverage from the capitol with politicsnow anchor george knapp... ((patrick walker)) > the one contentious area has been over who controls water rights. a third bill may be drafted to sort that out. > but the real work isn't being assembly and senate chambers... it's being done in back rooms: ....who gets credit? dale erquiaga/advisor to gov. sandoval: "since this is the week....the work force awakens." governor sandoval dispatched his most trusted jedi knight to begin the formal sales though most of the arm twisting view. dale erquiaga told lawmak

i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) and i'm denise valdez... in for paula. we've learned faraday future has picked north las vegas... as its location to build the huge factory. the assoicated press obtained a letter today... from chinese billionare investor jia yueting to nevada officials. in it... revealed the plant will be built here in the valley... and it could create 45-hundred jobs for nevada. state officials are expected to make the official announcement about the deal tomorrow. faraday future hopes to bring a vehicle to market as early at 2017. california... gerogia and lousiana were also factory finalists. /// ((denise valdez)) > now that faraday future has chosen to build at north las vegas' apex industrial park... it's up to the governor and lawmakers to get a deal done. they need to need to authorize tax incentives as part of the deal. that's going to require a special session... which could start next wednesday. there will need to be some give and take -- but as patrick walker explains... education savings accounts could be a potential hang-up.

. >> pam:kron-4's dave spahr joins us now. >> gary: dave - tonight is just the beginning. we are expecting rain tonight. heavier rain tomorrow and beyond? >> dave: we are looking at six to 12 in. at 5000 elevation. >> dave: we should also note that the alarm is the starting off like its predecessor. although, it will fall during the yvette. we are talking about light drizzle, of course for tonight. note, how much the temperatures will be mild and the '50s. however, the heavier rain will come in just a little bit with the 74 cast --7 day forecast. >> pam: a heated confrontation at a local park. after a woman confronts a muslim man. and allegedly throws coffee in his face >> pam: after the victim says, she saw the group praying at lake chabot. tonight, we are hearing from >> pam: the man behind the video you just saw. >> pam: kron-4's scott rates joins us live. from near where the alleged attack happened. scott - this incident could be charged as a hate crime? >> reporter:well the incident happened the volleyball courts and video could be facing charges >> reporter:it's smar

dave has details. >> dave: this did write to it.into tonight, look at all of the purple we have on the screen. cross out one country in napa that will fall back into the 30's and the east bay. you can just about that on that. not great progress, a lot of fifties. sixties, probably would not make it. contra costa county have a lot of trouble warming up. it will be a troubled area tomorrow. >> dave: to the night, we do not see too much covering the north bay. they may be spirit that. and to thursday. our high temperatures will not be as generous because of more cloud coverage and the forecast. upper 50s, is which you can expect in the east bay shoreline accurate >> dave: the 7 day forecast; it starts to get interested in to friday. with saturday, sunday and early next week showers will come and go and come and go. it will have more details on timing as the models come closer. pam? >> pam: new tonight at 8 >> pam: the holidays can be a tough time for families with deaf children. >> pam: so much of this season is based on sounds. talkin

--north bay >> dave: there is the all 7 day forecast.s are changing and the rain will come and go on a weekend and early into next week. it will have more on that later in the broadcast. >> pam: wall street scored across-the-board gains today, even as investors anticipated a decision by the federal reserve tomorrow to increase interest rates. >> pam: bank stocks rose as traders awaited the fed's next move. the dow rose 156 points. >> pam: the nasdaq gained 43 points and the the standard & poor's 500 climbed 21 points. return to >> housing, would jump to 5.4 million for it would be about 5.7 million with low interest making money cheap trick and goes down, that means we go out and grab it. >> reporter: one area that is a big winner right now is banking. your kron >> cards will go up. because of interest rates. likely. >> reporter: 0 boyer and lift drivers can unionize sprint what does this mean? >> that are not public. seattle became the first city--u.s. city to unionize. >> are san look you in state at home all week long and dan turner a

((patranya bhoolsuwan)) ((dave courvoisier)) patranya, home where the suspect holed up? ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) ((denise valdez)) and patranya, you were at that first officer-involved shooting throughout the day... what can you tell us about that? ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) denise, it left the neighborhood near craig and nellis in shock. a woman was shot and killed by police right in front of her home...after a tense standoff that lasted hours. police told me it all started with an early morning phone call after someone saw video of the woman downing pills, trying to kill herself. people i spoke to told me she was the last person they would imagine engaging with police. < on the 45- hundred block of aviation street just off of craig and nellis...neighbo rs say they still can't believe a woman who used to live in the house in the corner is now gone. ((sinai esparza/neighbor: "i was like a calm person...so it's just very weird.")) police say this all started just before 6 a-m monday when a friend of the woman... called metro dispatch... saying they were concerned about someth

--snowbomb.com >> dave: 81 to storm warning is in affect for tomorrow. catherine?>> catherine: stocks closed higher for a third day in a row taking their lead from oil prices. the prices of crude oil rose 4% preferred the dow rose 185 points. the s and p was up 25. and the nasdaq was up 44.3 kron 4 james fletcher says there is a little good news about housing. he talks about one up and noses with our financial expert robert black. >> this is one of the economic reports that's good, not great but simply not bad either. >> reporter: americans are saving less. less than 1000 per month and their savings derrick that cannot be good? >> know that is very bad record 62 percent of americans have lasting $1,000 saved for an emergency credit 21% this now have a savings account at all. it is tragic because when something happens like a car accident or broken tooth or financial emergencies such as; you lose your job. america, you have to pick up. you have to supplement your income by saving and investing. we are setting ourselves up for a very bad retirement moving for a docto

dave's mom there for the tribute. dave matched every criteria pat and his doctors had been waiting for. age, hair, skin color, blood type, even skeletal measurements. when dave what's mom was asked if s s'd donone his organs she >> she knew straight away david would have done anything to help. she was told she could never have cldren and she had david and she felt very much that he was the miracac and that by doing this the miracle would continue. >> reporter: dave was the perfect donor and his kidneys, liver and heart would save four other lives. >> the man that got his heart? i'd like to meet him and be like, i'd like you to know that you have a lion's heart. >> feel good?d? >> reporter: a auick hug from his sister and pat's wheeled into the o.r. dr. rodriguez's plan? remove what's left of pat's scarred face and scalp and replace them with donor tissue, muscles, nerves. the dononos body in the room next door where another surgical team takes a moment to reflect before surgery. >> may we now take a moment to honor th

good morning, dave warren, who you are you? >> we had the best weather for the pope. >> it was close, rain to the south. certainly, not going to stay south today. it is coming up and will affect much of the day today. looks like it could hold until after the rush, moving out by the evening rush, so we will talk about midday rain here, that's where it is right now, radar tracking it. that's pictured where it is, tan will slowly work its way up. could be heavy at times starting later this morning and continuing throughout the afternoon. temperatures will be warm, ahead of it, temperatures climb from the 40's, into the 50's, what we have right now, little chill in the air. rain coming down, and here is the timing, pretty much all clear this morning, just clouds out, there but slowly begins to develop, about 10:00 or 11:00. here it is heavy at times between about 11:00 and 2:00. so right in the middle of the day here, rain coming down, could be at least a inch in about a three to four-hour period. so that could lead to some floodin

hi dave war men for sue serio. i should mention that the whole up to is buzzing, is there a buzzing sound, and why would i not wear a tie today because i don't get haircuts with a tayoun. >> everybody is wondering, they were tweeting me. >> yes. >> will they do it. >> they thought you were going to call out sickie thought about it. >> i'm glad you do note would lose all credibility. >> we will share a eagles logo. >> yes, that is the sound in my ear,. >> i think i'm starting to lose my hair? we will just take it off. >> we will carve an eagles logo in the back of my head because eagles won. >> the eagles won. >> yes. >> what is happening? what is going on? i'm not mad but what is happening. >> well, what was going through your head, yesterday. >> a lot of hair. >> so darren express will be into celebrate, he had a great game, over 200-yard in the offense yesterday. we will let him car the very last piece in my head. >> hi, dave. >> good morning. number of the day i have put it up one notch. >> can i just say. >> go

henry, dave, you know, you guys made it easy for me. i mean, this is a place that has winning in their history. i definitely think they have winning in their future. they want to win, they know how to win. we're extremely young and that's what i want to be a part of. i want to be a part of a team that is as young as we are and that can stay young in the way that we can just to be around those guys, to help them to be a part of something like this, the passion from the fans, the passion from the community, it's in their blood and not just with not just with the red sox obviously with the patriots are capable of doing, the bruins, celtics, you know, this is a lace that wins and thisth is a place that expects to win and that's what i want to be a part of. i am very thankful for it. i am thankful for me family being able to make it out to this. i am excited. i am. i am happy to be a red sox and i'm head ready to help this organization, this city win. so thank you . >>> thank you, david. there are a few members of the price family here and i

dave bagley, grimes resident: "i've got remotes for all these. so, if something happens, i can shut them down real quick. (laughs)." around five o'clock every day, you can see dave bagley's vision come to life. complete with candy canes and carousels, his display now stretches into his neighbors' yard. dave bagley, grimes resident: "they told me if i want to go on over, i could, so that's what i did." his yard is set up with seasonal sights, from october on, but still there's a dream for more. dave bagley, grimes resident: "it keeps getting that way with halloween and christmas. i keep looking for stuff for only got a little bit." music playing and still, the shimmer gleams deep into the share their good night. moines resident: "i just love the fact that everybody loves christmas and we get to share christmas drives by." jacob/bam to start their own displays, talked to had a to load up...after christmas clearance sales. also, get this---the bagleys' electric bill is only $25 dollars more inflatables. live in the studio, jacob peklo, local five ne

dave and paula have the night off. one person was killed last night... just outside the planet hollywood hotel and casino. ((denise valdez)) tonight we're know more about what led up to that crash... and about the suspect... who had her three- year- old daughter inside the car with her at she allegedly jumped the curb and ran over people in the sidewalk. ((paul joncich)) we have live team coverage with karen castro talking with victims and their families... but let's start with mauricio marin who is live at the scene. mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) just about 24 hours ago....panic and fear rang out on the las vegas strip when police say lakeisha holloway jumped the curb mowing people down. today---sheriff joe lombardo released new details about the tragic event police believe was intentional. (( sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "at this point we believe she entered the sidewalk in front of the north end of planet hollywood at the escalator area. paris which would believe she exited the sidewalk at that point and continued to travel northbound down the ea

i'll have that coming. >> okay, dave, thank. it is still a big travel day coming off the holiday weekend right now philadelphia international airport telling us flights are for the most part leaving on time. there are some delays averaging about 30 minutes however coming in to phl airport officials tell us flights headed to chicago are seeing some of the delays due to icy conditions in the windy cedar city. >>> usually at this point of the year we've talked a couple times about icy conditions or snowy roads but not this year. >> until today. it seems like our luck has run out whether wise. right now salt trucks in our area getting ready to hit the roads and fox 29's brad sattin is live in whitehall township, lehigh county where people are heading out to pick up saul foyer their own walkways and driveways. can you pick me up some because i forgot? >> reporter: only if you bring me some gloves. i could use a pair of gloves right now. >> lucy we're only about 60 or so miles from center city up here in the lehigh valley but it is no

meteorologist dave warren has more on what we'll see on new year's. a lot more seasonal, dave. >> yes. that's where we are headed. we're on the way there now. it will take while to get there, but before before we see those colder temperatures come in we have to deal with some rain latest info coming in latest radar seeing light rain around lancaster and a lot of this trying to slowly push its way into the north and western suburbs. so just some light rain not that heavy soaking rain like we had yesterday a few showers are trying to develop now and they will continue to move through over the next few hours. a line developing in central pennsylvania. a lot of miss cher to our south trying to work its way up into delaware and new jersey. so here's where it is right now. computer forecast. there's that line. few showers already. over the n few hours, the line takes over and moves into the western suburbs by about 9:00 o'clock. this will just ab period of light rain coming from west to eat. by midnight, moving through philadelphia. by tomorrow morning, it'

dave war send in for sue. hi, dave. >> good morning. >> bob's here, alex holley, everybody's here. alex has been up all night so this should be very interesting. >> what? not talking about yourself. >> for the first time in life, i'm not. >> you tattle tail. >> number of the day pretty low, look at only three today. cane coming in, it will be impact being much of the day today. right now, it is just clear, doesn't seem that bad, step outside, things are clear on ultimate doppler. although just little farther to the south there is the rain coming in through virginia, west virginia and working its way up through dc. close up view shows that that gets here about 10:00 or 11:00. let's put this into motion, go out each hour here, and there it is, by about 10:00, 11:00 starts to pick up by noon. >> heaviest rain could be up to inch in just short periods of time, that could lead to some flooding on some of the roadways. temperatures are into the upper 40's, just hit ooh in allentown, closer to 60 bye it could be clearing out before the evening rush, bob kelly. >> one of those midday messe

dave sparr joins us now on what we can expect. dave? >> dave : here is what we're going to expect in late tomorrow night up until thursday some fog to start things off here are the temperatures right now miles is the word--mild here is the north bay or a wind advisory is in place the concern is for trees, but winds like this will be found all over the bay area some of those higher elevations in the far east bay me be affected by all of this as well and it may cause power outages and i will have the full forecast for you coming up later >> pam : coming up. an inmate killed at a santa clara county jail. the guards who are charged, enter their pleas in the case. will el nino driven storms help end california's long drought? we hear from one expert who has doubts. toxic blue- green algae blooms. spoil yet another bay area lake. we'll tell you where, and how long it will be off limits. snap on the main sails! [ barking ] the whipped cream sea be extra whippy! [ laughing ] together: ahhhhhhhhhhh! yarrrr, it be the twizzler. run! crew member: