denise rosch, news 3. >> all right. it was announced the rebels play division 1 with the american collegiate hockey association. that happens next year. still a club sport but they are moving up. >> if you would like to catch them in action, they play this 8:05 p.m. >>> now let's take a look at what's coming up at 7:00. >> a crap shot customer screams at an employee. it's all all caught on video. she said she was being discriminated against how she voted in the election cycle. >>> and thrill seekers can tape a dip in the desert. a -- can take a dip in desert. a water slide. >> why don't we have one of those? i think we should do it and label it. >> we would have a trouble with that in the overnight hours tonight? >> i don't think we'll have much of a freeze at all tonight. more on that in a second. if you were with us at the top of the newscast we brought you the trip over las vegas live at the international space station moved itself pretty quickly. that thing is now halfway around the world. it takes 90 minutes to do

news 3's denise rosch has a preview of her special report airing tonight on news 3 at 11:00. >> it's a problem on many of our public lands, enjoying what nevada has to offer without destroying it. once it's done, it's done. and out in gold butte, there's with the ancient art there's graffiti and vandalism. now the nonprofit, friends the gold butte, is asking president obama to take action before he leaves office. supporters worry if it doesn't happen now, starting over with a new president will push back any hope of protection for years. i hope you will join me for my special report gold butte tonight at 11:00. >> looking forward to it. >>> if something's wrong, we >> many people fear they will get sicker if they go into a hospital. the experts have advice to help you stay safe while you are in the care of a hospital. >>> and why a restaurant owner wants his customers to pay what they feel and to pay it forward. ?? ?? that's why there's oravet dental hygiene chews. oravet's dual action approach cleans teeth and gets to the underlying cause of bad breath by blocking bacteria to help p

denise rosch, news 3. >> we need a snee dance. maybe there is an official snow dance that we can do. >> we'll have to google that. >> kevin is saying they are hoping for more up there. but it's pretty optimistic hope. >> right now, i'm sensing a reed cowan youtube video. >> yeah. >> this system wimped out. it's been cold enough to make snow. in a la nina year we'll have cold nights. check out the doppler radar. it was very close. we had high hopes that some of that precipitation would have formed in the las vegas valley. it did so just east in clark county and then pushed off to arizona and utah and we're done. skies are clearing. it's all over now. but go north, like from round mountain in central nevada up to northern nevada, points of oregon, washington, northern california, they are getting clobbered with one system after another. we're just getting views like this. at least our limited drops turn into something beautiful. elliott took this picture on the drive from las vegas to pahrump. if you make the drive, you will love th

i'm denise rosch. the happy homecomings that never get old, coming up. >> jim: the weather roll continues through tomorrow. we have a pretty good idea when it's going end. your full forecast is coming up. >> reed: the new information sexual assault. >> jim: you can add las vegas to the list of cities where spontaneous protests against donald trump are breaking out tonight. we've seen it all over the country, reed. >> reed: this is a testament to where you see social media spread where you can actually have coordinatedro several major cities dotting the map. we are seeing that not only in new york, chicago, portland, d.c., philly and oakland but here tonight in las vegas. >> jim: two days before veterans day we have a happy home coming tonight. more than 200 soldiers with the nevada national guard are back home after a long deployment in due wait. scenes like that never get old. news 3's denise rosch is live outside the las vegas readiness center where some excited >> reporter: these soldiers have been

gerard ramalho and denise rosch will be out at so many areas. we've got team coverage representing both 150ids of the aisle. catch that on cw las vegas channel 33, cable channel 6, as always he will bring you the results in realtime on news3lv.com and on all of our social media platforms. >>> some scary moments for elementary students on a bus. >> [ bleep ] get on the bus. >> mommy! that led to a brawl between a parent and bus driver all caught on camera. >>> some of the coolest cars on the face of the planet are parked in las vegas right now. how you can cruise by and check them out. >> chloe: temperatures outside just after 7:00 p.m. are pretty comfortable. mid-60s today and it's going to be toasty tomorrow. i'll let you know how long this hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment

news 3's denise rosch was in court for the emotional sentencing. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. i didn't think this would go that far or anything like that. if i could take it back, i would. anybody else. i really value human life. >> reporter: speaking directly to the family of tiyvonne taylor mills, robinson said he was scared the night he shot and killed the 16-year-old western high school student. the crime, caught on police surveillance cameras. robinson said he had just been robbed of watches when he pulled the trigger but he never meant to kill anyone. tiyvonne taylor mills' father >> he shot and killed a child that he didn't know. >> reporter: and the family's pain was not offer. nine months after his death, his mother committed suicide. in court, a friend reading a letter she had written. >> i cry every day. i'm an emotional wreck. >> reporter: robinson was arrested three months after the shooting in california. he later agreed to plead guilty to voluntary manslaughter. his sentence m 8 to 20 years in taylor said it's not enough. >> you have killed my whole family. >> r

denise rosch, news 3. safari and transportation is provided from strip hotels. >> jim: my bucket list just grew by one. >> reed: by two humps. >> jim: to find out about pricing and hours we've set up a link. go to news3lv.com. >> reed: news 3 is your weather authority. kevin janison joins us now. this morning it was cold enough i wish i was wearing a hide >> kevin: very chilly start to your friday. it will be that way again tomorrow morning and we'll be able to tack on a couple of tomorrow and sunday to get out and enjoy some of southern nevada. whether you going to do hike at red rock. cold start, mild afternoon. up on the mountain now there will be a little more of a breeze blowing at the higher elevations so keep that in mind. i figure you will probably bundle up. water temperatures chilly. the folks wet suits or out on the boat willing visiting the at 15 percent. frank lamping, home of the lightning bolts. by the way i'm going introduce you to some of those crazy specimens in a minute. 48. no wind. it'

as denise rosch explains, it's a serious crime. it's being handled as felony >> it's a lot of fun riding. >> reporter: it's easy to see what brings the bell family to the hills along wheeler pass. >> it's beautiful up here. >> reporter: an offroading paradise a short ride from pahrump. the trouble is, the remote wilderness has inspired a felon. >> there is a rope for that stuff, you know? >> reporter: eight mule deer shot dead and discarded by poachers. >> that's crazy. it's an egregious violation. >> reporter: those responsible facing at least eight felony counts. >> poaching is where people basically masquerade as a hunter to take animals illegally. so in this case, they shot the animals and left them lay. there were a couple of instances where they took some of the meat from the animal and even some antlers but for the most part they were left. >> reporter: while the deerre are punted all of the time legally in our mountains, it's the way it went down that's so disturbing to investigators, who call this nothing short of a thrill

hundreds of vehicles, plenty of denise rosch has our review. >> reporter: the auction itself is saturday. for the next two days you can preview what's here, literally kick the tires if you want. if you are wondering who would want an ambulance or fire truck, event organizers say there's a buyer for everything. robert mckinnis is no stranger to public auctions. he and his friend, butch, have and here at the yard -- >> oh, yeah. we have bargains. sometimes there's people with deeper pockets. >> reporter: they are looking for a few good items. >> is it electric? >> i think it is electric. sometimes you can't keep up with the crowd. they are moving along so fast. if you got your eye on something, you better be right there. okay. because they don't hold the line up for you. >> reporter: and auction organizers admit that's true. with so many promptly at 8:00 saturday morning. from passenger vans to unlv dental chairs, computers, resuscitation mannequins, nothing will be left in the yard. all proceeds going directly to public coffers. >> so far this year in the first two actions we've returned

denise rosch for news 3. very difficult story to report. >>> two nevada inmates are in more trouble tonight for a prison brawl that involved 40 inmates. the department of corrections says these two started the trouble at the conservation camp up in northern nevada. prison staff had to use a spray to break up the fight. extra law enforcement responded, including the s.w.a.t. team from the elko county sheriff's offices. no corrections officer >>> today is the busiest day of the year at the dmv. we hate to break it to you, tomorrow is not looking any better. kelsey thomas is at the dmv office on sahara. >> reporter: people didn't find it empty. this place was packed. the good news, a permanent solution is on the way. cars single the parking lot like a merry go around. >> no worse than the irs. ever stood in the line at the irs? >> reporter: yes. there is a line of people out the door. >> we're getting close. >> reporter: victor bringing his 1-year-old daughter raven along for the adventure. >> she's good. her mo

i'm denise rosch for news 3. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >>> this week we've been focusing on the top priorities for the upcoming trump administration first 100 days, healthcare, immigration and now jobs. >> scott thuman looks at whether >> reporter: the claim was as large of an announcement as possible. 25,000 jobs promised. but he can make some immediate moves. >> if we deregulate the economy, don't do it in a half-way measure. >> reporter: this economist says trump could shovel-ready projects and says if he does, he can produce more jobs than ronald reagan and twice as many as prob. every school needs repair. revamping major trade deals with china, dropping out of deals changers. but this man warns -- >> let's be fair about it. there are things that neither congress nor the president have complete control over. >> reporter: like he says is the stock market and global economic conditions and returning jobs to places where trump did best like the midwest and coal country is a long process. >> when i

reporting live, i'm denise rosch for news 3. back to you. >> i'm telling you right now on live tv. every time you do an auction story, i get in trouble. i'm staying away this time. [laughter] >> thank you. >>> black friday, the biggest shopping day of the year is a little over a week away. trends show it's growing in >> our faith jessie is live at one major retailer looking forward to the rush of shoppers and the sound of cash going in the cash register. >> reporter: yes, that's right. here at j.c. penney, the trends show more and more people are coming in person to take advantage of those black friday deals, despite having the opportunity to go online for cyber monday. now, holiday shopping spending has increased and is expected to reach over $656 billion. that number accordi hub which placed j.c. penney in the number three spot, averaging 62.79%. associates say they've seen a major increase each year in the amount of people coming out, despite the variety of online deals for cyber monday. many retailers have hopped on board the cyber monday train. j.c. penney offering 50,000 of t

reporting live on the boulevard, i'm denise rosch. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a metro patrol car vandalized by a suspect in downtown las vegas. police say the man was trespassing at a 7-eleven on las vegas boulevard near ogden. officers arrested the man who kicked out of the window of the squad car. meanwhile, a homeless man was shot and killed this morning while he was sleeping on the sidewalk. it happened right outside of the morning. shooting was reported arounden 4:30 this morning. police tell us the victim is 46 years old. a male. he was found with a gunshot wound to the chest. police say they don't have any motive, leads or witnesses in this one. they are asking anyone who might know something to speak up. >> that's no place for any human being who is a member of our community to have their life end. and everyone in this community should take this crime personally as personally as the officers who case, the detectives who are investigating this case, and me personally as the captain of this area command. >> right now, we don

i'm denise rosch. why investigators need the public's help to solve this felony-poaching case. >> that's coming up in our second half-hour at 6:0 and >>> well, the election is over but president-elect donald trump has not forgotten about what happened right here in nevada. >> no. he noticed for sure. he took a shot at the republican who ran for u.s. senate, joe heck lost to catherine cortez masto. our jeff gillan is here to tell us what the president-elect said. >> good evening, everyone. it's so. donald trump is hitting back at the republicans who hit him during the campaign. remember this? >> like a magnet. he just is. i don't -- you can do anything. grab them by the [bleep] >> which caused this -- >> therefore, can i not in good conscience continue to support donald trump nor can i vote for this. here's donald trump walking out of "the new york times" on tuesday. he came from an interview in which he said this -- he endorsed me and then unendorsed me and he went down like a led balloon and they call

. >>> i'm denise rosch. previewing the government surplus auction -- coming up. >>> welcome back. the clark county sch d against allegations that administrators didn't do enough to stop two students from being bullying. it's the first time the district has gob -- has gone to court over a claim like this. and sergio avila is live to tell us about their claims. >> reporter: well, jim, this is the first of two of these type of cases related to bullying. in this first case, the allegations stem from incidents in august of 2011. bullied. one of the teens involved testified it was a dark time in his life. >> when was the first time in your life that you were suicidal? >> in the 6th grade. >> reporter: the plaintiff claims the school was notified. the boys were sexually harass and called derogatory, home phobic claims. one claimed to be stabbed with a pencil. >> was she conce experiencing? >> yes. >> reporter: he testified the alleged bully was talked to but never suspended. >> if you don't suspend a student who stabs another student in the groin with a pencil, what message is that sendi

it's good for me home, to become a nomad again. >> reporter: denise rosch, news 3. >> all right. >>> here is the moment. vegas naming its hockey team. golden knights is the decision by team owner, bill foley. we told you that was on the short list. let's listen in. >> mr. bill foley! >> the maloof brothers, come on up. general manager. the commissioner. [ cheers ] >> thank you very much. there's merchandise to be purchased back here. there's president inside these doors. you can go in and see what you want to see. see if you want to upgrade your seats, have a great time. thank you for coming out. look at what's dropping from the sky. something is dropping from the sky. good night, everybody! mr. foley, final >> thanks, everybody. thanks for coming out. wonderful support. believe me, we won't screw up the first game like we viewed up the first video. thank you much, everybody. have a safe trip home. go inside and enjoy yourself and buy some merchandise. >> great job. >> there you have it. the first major league professional team to call las vegas home is called the las vegas golden kn

. >> jeff: news 3's denise rosch joins us live from the regional justice center we latest this case. denise? >> reporter: this case goes back to the end of october when 7-year-old richard fibdly junior was et highway. two people are charged in this case including the boy's mom roshaun malone who was in court today. she was originally arrested on open murder. but after looking at the case prosecutors do not believe they could prove she delivered the fatal blow. they are however moving forward on lesser counts of child abuse and kidnapping. prosecutors say her son was beaten to death by kenneth robinson but her mother did malone's defense attorney says she is a second victim in this case living in fear of robinson. i think from the outside looking in it's easy for people to be angry of course. however i think there's this haste to race to want to blame someone and we think the mother's duty to protect. not only do we recognize that morally but legally. the problem that is can be overrid be by fear. you can b able to defend yourself or your children. >> reporter: this hearing is schedule

. >> news 3's denise rosch is live at the las vegas readiness center near the i-15. not a dry eye in the house for this reunion. >> reporter: yeah, these are the absolute best stories to cover. there were a lot of tears today but this time that overwhelming emotion was one of happiness arriving to this yard to a warm welcome. [ cheers ] >> reporter: the soldiers are with the 17th sustainment brigade. they've been in kuwait nine months running logistics for central command, providing food, water and supplies to about 20 different countries. these are citizen soldiers. they all have other jobs in the civilian world. for instance, we talked to a girls. >> had to go through this a training process and do that. take some time off, be with the family and we'll worry about the job after the new year. >> reporter: how do the girls look? >> great. they've grown like weeds. >> it's been difficult but we're proud of him and what he's done. everybody kind of gives, you know, the sacrifice. metro us. >> reporter: and for some of these soldiers, it was their first deployment. for

denise rosch now talks to the neighbors. >> reporter: neighbors say the cats had not been at the home for long, maybe a week. but if you take a property, you can see there are no large fences or large cages of any kind. and that, according to law enforcement, is a problem. this is a picture of 34-year-old trisha meyer posing with some of her animals. but here in pahrump, neighbors have seen more than photographs. >> i have seen them walking back and forth. >> reporter: jeff saw is the big cats from across the street. you. they were her pets. but they are wild. their national instinct. >> reporter: he says while he didn't call 911 about the tigers, he's glad someone else did. last week, meyer was arrested after sheriff deputies came to herhouse and discovered she was wanted for felony theft out of texas. she had also been charged in that state for child entertainment for allowing tigers to roam free with her 14-year-old daughter. it during her pahrump arrest, protective custody by law enforcement. according to police, eight monkeys were found in the home. >> don't know what she was thi

reporting live, i'm denise rosch, news 3. back to you. >> jim: we'll keep that in mind if you are tempted to grumble about the slow traffic. that's not all. there are more road closures coming our way and they'll be here awhile. our traffic authority's tom hawley is here. night has been pushed back because of the marathon. >> right. because of the event denise was talking about. just want to let you know right now it is slow on the northbound 15 in the resort corridor. 19 miles right over here by sahara also slow southbound on the 15 coming in to this spaghetti bowl interchange. the closure that we're talking about in the resort corridor is a new one that was scheduled on start on sunday night right here behind the mandalay bay. it's going to be closed sunday night through friday morning nine to five. that is but they are pushing it back until monday. it was supposed to start this sunday night. while that's going on you will have to stay away in the overnight hours. that is for work on the sign behind the mandalay bay and it'

denise rosch, news 3. >>> an update on the decision to extend the las vegas monorail on the strip. clark county commission chose not to vote today because of concerns by the southern nevada water authority. they say impact the line supplying water to the strip. >> they have a meeting scheduled on tuesday that they were counting on getting this resolved and didn't know you were bringing this forward this quickly. >> next week, representatives with mgm will meet with the southern nevada water authority in hopes of finding a solution. the vote is now expected in about two weeks. >>> it's going to be an even busier thanksgiving at the nation's airports. u.s. airlines are expecting more travelers to fly. we have a live look at the airline trade group airplanes for america estimates 27.3 million people will fly worldwide from november 18th through the 29th. that's up about 2.5% from last year. >>> las vegas-based allegiant airlines is featured in a not so favorable investigation. a report shows nearly half of the airline's fleet broke down in mid-flight at least in 2015. the article says

denise rosch, news 3. >>> an update to a bizarre road rage incident. the woman accused of flashing a guilty plea today. you may remember this cell phone video showing 32-year-old gina demarco exposing herself and screaming profanities after a crash on the 95 in the middle of rush hour. now, gina demarco pled guilty to attempting to use someone else's identity to buy a car. charges for indecent exposure and leaving the scene of an accident were dropped. her lawyer said that's because the family who captured the cell phone video that you just saw never showed up on happened on the highway outside of court. >> no. they didn't show up because they know they are wrong. >> what did they do? >> they -- >> did they crash into you? >> yes. >> they didn't have kids in the car. it's all crap. i don't want to talk to anybody about it. >>> a local father asking for help finding the man he said sexually assaulted his daughter on thanksgiving day. antonio castelan has the >> reporter: the sexual assault happened at this gated community. the father tells us he never i

as denise rosch shows us, the goal is better access for all patients. >> reporter: from a new medical school at unlv to a new hospital here in henderson, major steps are being taken to improve healthcare in southern nevada. patients say with that kind of competition, everybody wins. >> it's nice. it's really, really nice. >> reporter: anna garcia was not sure she would make it, preparing for the birth of her today touring the brand-new hospital finished just in time for her delivery. >> it's new, it's clean. it's just -- it's close to home. i don't have to be in pain longer. >> reporter: today, the wrappings are off at henderson hospital and the first surgical patient already recovering. this woman spending the night after shoulder surgery. >> it's all about access. >> reporter: ceo sam kaufman says this is the sixth hospital in southern nevada operated pie >> it's a bright, new, shiny penny. it's beautiful. it's state -- it's state-of-the-art. >> reporter: he says there's room to expand. henderson hospital opening with 130 beds. but the plan is to grow right along with the neighborho

denise rosch, news 3. >> reed: welcome to nevada. [ laughter ] . >> latoya: sign me up for the bottle feeding. >> jeff:ou >> reed: you come from dallas and see camels. >> latoya: i love it. i am loving the fact it's cold but not going to last for long. >> chloe: nope. it is going to be cold overnight but this weekend looks pretty good. because we are sandwiched between two storms. one we just had then another one that is coming to us in the week ahead. so your weekend, hey, it's going to be pretty awesome. outside we've got the clear skies in las vegas. temperatures are already pretty cold out there. currently lingering in the upper 40s near anthem and summerlin. so yes it is chilly outside. if go anywhere you have to bring a jacket. i just came from outdoors and you need a jacket. 40s and fifties for the rest of our neighborhoods. it's pretty calm out there but like i said we're going see those temperatures again drop like a rock tonight. we're under the freezing mark already at mount charleston. 50 degrees for pahrump. mid-fifties for boulder city. 50 for overton and upper indian sp

denise rosch, news 3. >> latoya: a lot of fun. this veterans day the nation honored those who sacrificed so much to secure our freedom. ? [music] ? president obama laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier as part of his final veterans day ceremony as president. president obama mentioned the recent election and encouraged citizens to continue to forge unity in spite of diversity. >> reed: a las vegas soldier is home after a nine month deployment to kuwait. his homecoming a total surprise for his two sons. >> go get him. camouflage the major was reunited with his kids at their school. today the family was able to enjoy the annual veterans day parade in downtown las vegas after this heart warming moment. it is a tradition for them. >> it's nice to honor people who have gave us our freedom. it makes them feel really good inside too. >> we've been coming out to this parade since they've been, you know, little babies. first time he came out three days old. >> reed: he says he looks forward to going to his boys soccer games now t

denise rosch, news 3. >> reed: all right. talk about grade a weather. perfect time to land in our valley and we know a lot of people are coming in to push out the vote right chloe. >> chloe: and the weather is going to cooperate. maybe pack the sunscreen. i can't believe i'm saying that and it's november. warmer weather on the way. it's getting ridiculous. but, you know, whate. it's nice and clear. beautiful in las vegas tonight. this afternoon wasn't too bad though. woke up to breezes. 20 and 30 miles an hour. overall we rounded it out nicely today. temperatures above normal at 75 degrees this afternoon. even starting off at 59 degrees. similar weather is expected overnight tonight but highs tomorrow are going to be much warmer. here is where we're sitting right now in las vegas. 71 degrees near eastern and bonanza. currently in the mid-60s at lamb and owens. the rest of us you can see most of us in the 60s right now. just a few of the warm spots in henderson and paradise. elsewhere we're dropping into the 60s. looking like another cool night like last

. >> decision 2016, our gerard ramalho and denise rosch will be with the republicans, and a special election night newscast, at00 cable 6. >>> meantime, a work porker goes hog wild. >> how the highway patrol manages to save her bacon. >> new at 11, from the fantasy world to the world of reality. the harry potter, quiddich, based on fiction, a very real sport taken very seriously. it's practice time. for these utah students but good luck. guessing what sport they're setting up to play. here are a few hints. there is a volleyball, two dodge balls, lots of poles, meant to be broom sticks. some rings and a guy in tights. walking around with a sock. >> but they are full of skill in the fastest growing sport, quidich. in the wizarding world of harry potter. in that game the balls are called a quaffle. a bludgers are deflated balls also. >> for the most part it is just an awkward feeling like you're not used to holding anything between your legs. >> and the golden snitch. this guy dressed differently, catch him and the game is over. it is fantasy world of harry potter, come alive. >> it was flying,

. >> reporter: denise rosch, news 3. >>> an 18-year-old is in jail facing assault charges after police fired at him when they say he tried to ram his car into a metro officer. the confrontation came late last night on bonanzo near nellis. officers were trying to talk to daniel prichard after he didn't pull over for a traffic stop. hill. he was not hit and was taken into custody after. >>> more police boots set to hit the ground thanks to a sales tax increase. this comes after sheriff joe lombardo said the tax will help shield las vegas against a possible terror attack. the bill was signed by the governor along with funding by the stadium. sergio avila is live with more and how many officers are we talking about >> reporter: 315 spread out across the las vegas valley and today joe lombardo said his focus will be on securing the las vegas strip. sheriff joe lombardo got straight to the point with clark county commissioners when asking them to approve a .1% sales tax increase to hire more officers. >> it's no secret that las vegas in particular is a target. >> reporter: a target for terro

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denise rosch has a preview of the special report airing tonight at 11:00. >> reporter: it's a problem on many of our public lands enjoying what nevada has to offer without destroying it. and without gold butte there's plenty with the ancient art there's graffiti and vandalism. now the nonprofit, friends of gold butte, is asking president obama to take action before he leaves office. supporters worry if this doesn't happen now, starting over with a new president will push bag any hope of protection for years. i hope you will join me tonight at 11:00 on news 3. >>> time to take a look at what's coming up at 7:00. >> violent attempted robbery ended up cutting his losses after face-to-face with the clerk. >>> and we go to hospitals to get better, right? sometimes parents can end up worse off. the experts at consumer reports give tips on how to stay safe. those stories, any breaking news as it happens, all at 7:00. >>> all right. news 3 is your weather authority. we're talking changes in the weather once again with kevin. >> it's a big week. a lot of traveling going on. >> a lot of pressur

. >>> here at home, nevada is one of the most seismically active state in t new at 6:00, denise rosch is live in downtown las vegas and big training exercise today brought out the national guard. >> reporter: yeah, jim. we don't like to think about it but there are faultlines all around the las vegas valley and should the worst happen, first responders are ready to go. >> two casualty. one seems to be unconscious. >> reporter: it's the type of call they hope will never come. >> okay. >> reporter: a collapsed building. victims trapped inside. but here in the nevada desert, first responders prepare for everything. the national guard and firefighters and police officers from north las vegas staging what might happen in a 6.7 earthquake. >> it could absolutely happen in nevada. >> reporter: this lieutenant colonel said soldiers are here from all over the country. >> this magnitude of training has not been done in nevada nc has fallen, is the scenario. they search through the rubble. >> if you get too high on adrenaline, you will fail. >> reporter: all the while sending back information to

denise rosch is live at the t-mobile arena where that other local hockey team will begin playing next year. hi, denise. >> reporter: yeah, reed. this town is definitely becoming a hockey town. next season our new nhl team will take up residency here. but unlv, they've been building a solid program since 2005. today, we caught up with the team as they practiced at the las vegas ice center the team is 15-3 so far this year. in fact, earlier this month, they were ranked number one in their region. that is a school first. of course, right now, hockey is still a club sport at unlv but plans are in motion to one day mav to the ncaa. and with profixal hockey expanding into las vegas, the future is looking bright for the school program. >> only better things at unlv. i think that will bring grow the sport. >> college hockey contributes 30%, 35% of all players playing in the nhl. there's definitely a necessarily for college hockey to grow. >> reporter: if you would like to catch them in action, the rebels will be playing friday and saturday night over at the las vegas ice center. they will tak

new at 6:00, denise rosch shows you exactly why. >> got a lot of hills in. >> reporter: kent brannen thought he was doing everything right. a paper target to pack his his shooting but starting this week an emergency shooting closure has been issued here by the u.s. forest service and law enforcement is watching. brannen just barely escaping a ticket. >> the sign as you come in, it says no shooting but it also figured it would be okay. he said they did another fire inspection and they haven't posted it. he let me off. >> reporter: target shooters blasting away at anything they can find, even signs have become fair game. now piles of trash and broken glass must be removed. the shooting closure affecting 32,000 acres. >> people are shooting across roads and trails and your residential areas. >> reporter: this man is the public affairs specialist for the >> we have over a hundred trees that have been damaged beyond repair. many are over 100 years old. >> reporter: the shooting closure is in the same area where wildfire burned 4500 acres in june. today, the land is still tinder dry and ho

news 3's denise rosch has our top story tonight. >> reporter: to this day no one can say why this happened. smith was shot and killed right here in this parking lot after police say he intentionally rammed a metro cruiser then drove directly at two clark county school district police officers. a public hearing today laying

denise rosch reports first responders are constantly preparing. >> reporter: we don't like to think about it but there are faultlines all over the las vegas valley and should the worse happen, first responders will be ready >> two casualties. one seems to be unconscious, the other is conscious. >> reporter: it's the type of call they hope will never come. >> we'll get you hope. don't move. >> okay. >> reporter: a collapsed building, victims trapped inside. but here in the nevada desert, first responders prepare for everything. the national guard and firefighters and police officers from north las vegas staging what might happen in a 6.7 earthquake. lieutenant. >> reporter: matt sassed yers are here from all over the country. >> this magnitude of training has not been done in nevada since 2008. >> reporter: the scenario, a department store has fallen. this man and his partner search through the rubble. >> if you get too high on adrenaline, you will fail. >> reporter: all the while sending back information to central command. it's only a drill. >> it would have been nice to have smoke and t

denise rosch has more. >> reporter: it's an age-old problem on public lands, enjoying what nevada has to offer without destroying it. >> once it's done, >> reporter: with the ancient art there's graffiti and vandalism. now the nonprofit, friends the gold butte, is asking president obama to take action before he leaves office. and supporters worry if this doesn't happen now, starting over with a new president will push any hope for protection back years. i hope you will join me for my special report gold butte airing monday night on news 3 live at >>> the runnin' rebels return to the hardwood. a preview is coming up next with randy howe in our sports (my hero zero by lemonheads) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. this black friday at the volkswagen >>> it's fight night in las vegas. two of the best pound for pound fighters will meet at t-mobile arena for the undisputed championship. both fighters, 30 pounds, the champ, sergey kovalev. weighed in at 175, so did his opponent, andre ward,

news 3's denise rosch with their plan. >> reporter: a new police academy is getting ready to graduate. once they do, the officers will be headed to the streets, including las vegas boulevard. you will remember before the bridges, it was very difficult to cross the street right here. well, now the people are up and over traffic but ts its own set of issues. ? >> reporter: at 65 years old, jerry walker just wants to sing. ? >> reporter: and for the past few years or so -- >> at least ten years. >> reporter: -- he's been doing it it on the strip, more specifically the pedestrian bridges. but when the sun goes down, jerry goes home. he says that's when a certain element comes out to play. all of that stuff at night. i don't play at night no more. i used to. it's dangerous at night. >> for police, this is a choke point. >> reporter: larry hadfield with metro police say the bridges serve an important purpose, keeping tens of thousands of pedestrians away from traffic. unfortunately, with crowds come problems. >> people think that they are not visible while they are on these bridges. we have

denise rosch has our wild top story at 6:00. >> reporter: neighbors say the if you take a look at the property, you can see there are no large fences or large cames -- cages of any kind. this is a picture of 34-year-old trish ma meyer posing with some of her exotic animals. but here in pahrump neighbors have seen more than photographs. >> i've seen them walking back and forth. >> reporter: jeff saw them pinned 4-foot fence. >> they were her pets. >> reporter: while he said he didn't call 911 about the tigers, he's glad someone else did. last week, meyer was arrested afterrer isive deputieses came to her house and discovered she was wanted for felony theft in texas.

denise rosch is live at paul mortuary to explain. >> reporter: the event will be right here on sunday. it will be world day of remembrance for road-crash victims. unfortunately, our road death numbers keep going up here in the valley. but that doesn't mean that

denise rosch has a preview of her special report we'll bring extinction. >> their nature is perfect bug control. bats will eat hundreds of millions of insects every single night. but in recent jeers -- years there's a fungus killing off bat colonies back east has been found on the east coast. we go to nevada where a trap and release program is uwa close and personal with these often misfund stood creatures. >> they will cluster as many as 5,000 bats per square meter. there's so many of them in the cave this they create their own thermal environment. >> reporter: did the bats bump into us occasionally? yes. it was also a fascinating assignment. i hope you will join me for my report tonight at 11:00. >> apropos we see a bat story on weather gonna be like? >> kevin janison is live at the district at green valley where they are having a huge halloween party right now. >> reporter: probably 10,000 people out here. that's the usual number. packed at the district. they are wearing great costumes but there's something wrong. if you are gonna dress your dog up as another species, it's lobster do

denise rosch begins our coverage. the bulk of the closures begin sunday? >> reporter: yeah there male be minor closures on saturday. but the maybe event is sunday night and the warning vines already up. sunday is when 45,000 people will be running along the strip and through downtown. the rock 'n roll marathon is a huge draw for las vegas but a bit of a challenge for folks in cars. it's the traffic jam before the traffic jam. thousands of runners checking in for this weekend's rock 'n roll marathon. the lines snaking around and around outside the las vegas convention center. while on the strip, something goes up along the medians near mandalay bay.

. >> as denise rosch explains, falling into extinction, it's a >> bats will eat hundreds of millions of insects every single night. but in recent years there is a threat scientists have been tracking, a fungus that's killing off bat colonies back east has been found on the west coast. that's one reason we traveled to a cave in nevada where an important program is >> they will cluster as many as 5,000 bats per square meter and they -- there's so many of them in the cave that they create their own thermal environment. >> reporter: did the bats bump into us occasionally? yes, they did. it was also a fascinating assignment. i hope you will join me for my report for news 3 live at 11:00. >>> halloween craft projects send the wrong message to young children. >>> and a look at your halloween costumes that you shared with us on social media. get the kids around the tv. we're gonna give them the spotlight -- coming up. we've learned a lot about how joe heck works. follow the money. he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip" and took almost $700,000 from wall street, including some of the

denise rosch is live on what our young minds thing. they are -- they are our future voting base. >> reporter: they don't like the negative tone. they are anxious with what's happening with this vote because the outcome will have an impact on their lives. are from cheyenne high school. they all watched the local debate and they pay attention to issues. in fact, that's what they want to hear from the candidates. one student described the tone of this election as immature. another said disrespectful. from a strong military to worries about student loan debt, the students are listening to the candidates. >> my little brother mass special health needs. so healthcare is a healthcare is a little big important thing in my family. >> to see if hillary clinton will make college free. that's something i'm looking forward to. going to college and taking up student loans that will affect me in the long run. >> those debts would weigh you down? >> yes. >> reporter: how would our students vote if they could could? well, no undecides here. 7:00. back

myself and denise rosch will be out with the republicans and we will have non-stop coverage beginning at 4:00 on news 3 and a special election night newscast at 8:00 p.m. on the cw las vegas. hope you will join us. that cw station, channel 33, cable 6. >>> a lot of allegations of rigged voting this election season. just how secure is your ballot? employed in an effort to narrator: the target... seniors. danny tarkanian set up thirteen fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors... fronts for telemarketing schemes. seniors lost millions from the scams danny tarkanian helped set up. jacky rosen has always led with integrity. in congress, jacky rosen will protect seniors and strengthen social security. and jacky rosen will always be responsible with your tax dollars. >>> thanksgiving is less than three weeks away. time to check out the giant balloons that will take flight in the macy's thanksgiving parade. they were inflated today. the new balloons include charlie brown, and dreamworks felix the cat. this year is the 90th anniversary of the parade. more than 50 million people nation

jeff giln, denise rosch, will be having coverage. >>> the labor department jobs report shows 160,000 jobs were added. unemployment dipped to 4.9%. donald trump called the numbers phony saying they are not accurate because of people not actively looking for work and they are not included in the numbers. >>> a spokesperson for the new york police department says robbery suspect. a second officer was hurt. that officer's condition at this time is not known to our news team. that suspect was also killed in the exchange. the shooting happened over three hours ago in the bronx. you can see a lot of police tape there as police investigate this one. officials say the officers were responding to a home invasion call. >>> a tragic and bizarre story continues to unfold in south carolina tonight where police found a woman chained in a locked storage container. >> the opener of the property arrested. police are searching for other victims she says may be buried on the property. jay gray has details. >> reporter: a gruesome discovery this afternoon as investigators search 100 acres across rural so

gerard ramalho and denise rosch with the republicans. we'll have nonstop coverage beginning at 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon here on news 3 and a special election night newscast at 8:00 p.m. until 11 on the cw las vegas. >> reed: time for a check of your roads. we're understanding tom hawley is live in sky 3 right now. he is over some police activity in the area of torrey pines near alta. tom? >> tom: we don't have a whole lot to go on but i'll start with we heard a report of police activity. this is on the south side of garside junior high school. that's at the top of the screen. looks like we have two separate scenes where police have it taped off then they have wide open space between and then about 50 yards away they've got police tape on the other side as well. we don't see a lot of activity. we don't see a large number of patrol cars here. but we see about three, four, five, six units that are out here right now. and they've taped it off. we're working to but right now we know that police are investigating this area here just off gars

news 3's denise rosch has more on their point of view. >> early voting here in clark county ends this friday. but today, students across the country are participating in mock elections. they say what happens mere at have a major effect on their lives. the results are hardly scientific. >> i feel like it's been a lot of drama. >> reporter: five seniors from cheyenne high school asked their opinions. show of hands how many would vote for clinton, how many trump, and did the final debate influence that 4-1 split. dis respectfulful -- disrespectful to the mediator and clinton. >> reporter: did it change your mind? >> no. i would vote for clinton if i could vote. >> reporter: while it won't count, hundreds of students are voting today. it's called every kid votes, a nationwide mock election. by 5:00 mask time, roughly 700,000 students had participated. hillary clinton in the l trump, an issue important to him, a strong military. >> that's the career i want to go into. i want to join the military and do 20 years plus in there. so definitely the long-term effects of what this president will

gerard ramalho and denise rosch covering the republicans. coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. >>> all right. once we finally make it through the election we're going to be moving on to veterans day. that is this friday. the parade starts at 10:00 in downtown off 4th street and veterans of all ages are gearing up to participate including one of the few world war ii prisoners of war who was left here in las vegas. this is vincent shank. he participated in the parade la because he just turned 100 years old. imagine everything he has seen in 100 years? shank started as a b-17 bombardier in army air corps. he was captured and held as a p.o.w. in germany. a camp that held thousands of prisoners. as a musician, shank would play taps on the trumpet and other songs on the -- on other, um, what are they called? instruments, to help the troops ? when johnny comes marching home again ? that seem to bring up their spirits. >> michelle: in his 100 years he's had other accomplishments. he ran two marathons at the age of 80. [ laughter ] the parade starts friday a

gerard ramalho and denise rosch covering the republicans. again that coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. >> michelle: police asking for your help in what they're called a drug-related murder that happened in the valley just before 2:00 on saturday afternoon. pines and twain. metro says two men walked into a home, struggled with the victim and shot him in the head. they got away before officers arrived. at this point officers are interviewing the victim's roommate and girlfriend. they're also waiting for a warrant to search the home. police are looking for two suspects in connection to the purchased. anybody with information is urged to call crime stoppers. >> krystal: this presidential election has been comedy gold. and jeanne moos takes a look at some of the funnier moments from the campaign trail. we need a reason to laugh. >> michelle: and leave the cooking to marie callenders. a look into its thanksgiving feast that will make your holiday party planning stress free. they're here with their delicious pies. >> kelly: i love pumpkin pie but it's w

. >> krystal: coming up tonight on "news 3 live at six", denise rosch will have more about his special connection to the animals and what he thinks about returning to his that is in his special report the camel whisperer. >> michelle: she's got all the school stories. she's the veteran here at our station. the best reporter that we have. >> krystal: incredible storyteller. >> michelle: defying the odds and touching hearts. this story makes me crime every single time i read the update. >> krystal: conjoined twins successfully separated and you are looking at the first time these twins were able to see each other since being separated. we'll have it for you. >> michelle: after we make you cry, grab your skates and head over to the cosmopolitan. you know they turn their pool into an ice skating rink. i've gone. it is really, really cool. and sometimes they make it snow out there. really neat. they're here in studio to tell us all about this winter tradition that we have here in the beautiful city of las vegas. >> kelly: not quite cold enough for snow at least not in las vegas. maybe up in