that's the average price for a dui. you could hurt yourself or someone else so just be good this weekend. don't get behind the wheel. >> be good and be thankful the following day. melanie michael live in tampa. >>> and it is the busiest travel day of the year. area highways. here is a live look at i-75 south of progress boulevard. things are moving along pretty well in both directions at the moment. >>> it has been a busy day at airports all over the country. thousands of americans are flying home to see family for thanksgiving. we have seen delays at tia but passengers we spoke with say pretty smooth sailing so far. if you're headed to the airport tonight, check your flight status before you leave. >>> pasco county deputies have arrested a 44-year-old woman for a series of toms brook that local businesses work investigators believe any of watson is responsible for three bomb threats -- anive watson is responsible for three bomb threats. >> she wouldn't stop crying could get in trouble for this. she didn't realize how b

they kick off the holiday dui task force. arizona has some of the strictest dui laws in the country. it can cost you thousands of dollars plus jail time if you got caught thinking and driving. statewide dui checkpoints will be up and running through you new year d time to think about how to get more cash in your pocket for next year. >> are cbs5 advocate is here with smart tax moves that you have to make before the end of the year. >> reporter: if you take these steps, you will likely have less cash going to texas in april. the first smart move is to manage her ira. if your income declined, consider whether you should convert some or all of the roth ira before the year ends. if you are in the lower tax bracket is a declining income, this can really pay off. future earnings are tax-free as long as you own the roth for five years. you can also donate strachey charity and that goes toward your required this tradition. it doesn't count against your adjusted gross income so it may eliminate or reduce taxes you have to pay on your

now, 24-year-old alex rodriguez is charged with vehicular homicide and dui. tonight in windsor, there was a memorial vigil at the football field for the teen who lost his life. also, prayers for the boy who is badly hurt. cbs4's dillon >> reporter: tonight at windsor high school, hundreds gathered at the football field to pay their final respects to a teenager who lost his life in a dui crash and to say prayers to the student who premains in the hospital. remains in the hospital. >> windsor is missing someone tonight. but, we have an angel in heaven protecting us. >> reporter: for the family of 19-year-old kyle nackos. >> he always put a smile on your face. no matter what was going on. chance to share memories of kyle. >> a goof ball. a class clown. >> reporter: with his best friends. >> it was neat to see how much support he had. and how much love he had. >> reporter: nackos was killed thursday morning in a suspected wrongway dui crash. friday night, hundreds of his classmates joined his family at windsor high for a vigil. >> for many of them, this is the fi

"our dui's go up during the holidays. all the holiday parties that are out there, people are drinking more with their friends. it's a great thing to go out and have a great time with your friends, but get a designated drive. there's no reason to have a dui get a designated driver for the night. go out, have a great time. that's what we're all about in vegas, especially with the holidays coming up. "we usually do step up enforcement around the holiday season, especially with new year's eve coming up. we'll have targeted dui saturations throughout the valley, different areas around the valley with extra motor officers put out on the road to do dui stops to try and find impaired drivers before they go out and they cause a wreck ((demetria obilor)) >> if you see someone who appears to be impaired, metro wants you to call 911. what's driving you crazy? remember, you can write me at. traffic 8 at las vegas now dot to get to their thanksgiving destination. we'll give you some tips on how to get through mccarran. ((brian loftus))

man accused of his fourth dui. is found guilty. in denver's first trial involving the new felony dui law. matthew allen was pulled over. and arrested for dui. in march. after he cut off an ambulance. he was charged after police found he had 3 prior drinking and driving convictions. he faces sentence ranging from probation. to six years in prison. it was just. it was now they must deal with their dad. >> . he was driving home. he was about five minutes from his house. that's what hurts the most. he was almost there. >> . denver police say he crossed paths with this man. 28 year-old. told police he honked because he waited at a stop sign for five to 7 seconds. he flipped him off. so he drove up alongside. and shot him. he told police he was just trying to quote prove his point. how something like that can cause somebody to kill. >> . the best friend set up a fund raising page. to pay for the we'll provide a link to that on kdvr.com. >> . city of denver conducts more homeless sweeps over night. early this morning. police started clear

a man accused of his fourth dui. is found guilty in the f trial involving the felony dui law. >> . passed after a problem solvers investigation. matthew allen pulled over and a*ersed for dui in march. after he cut off an ambulance. charged after police found he had 3 prior drinking and driving convictions. he faces a sentence ranging from probation. to up to six years in prison. since the story aired. received an important phone tip. that helps identify persons of interest. in the case. >> . leads us to believe. there are other people out there. that have good information. in regards to what happened. to beverly. >> . sheriff believes most persons of interest have told other people what happened. and hopes those people will now come forward. >> the one thing i want people to know. because she's not seeking the grand jury. we're actively tph-fgting this case. >> . we reached out to the district attorney. asking her if she might reconsider. we haven't heard back. meantime. detective -ts hope anyone with information about the beverly case. will call crime stoppers. >> . on the issue l

now, 24-year-old alex rodriguez is charged with vehicular homicide and dui. memorial vigil at the football field for the teen who lost his life. also, prayers for the boy who is badly hurt. cbs4's dillon thomas was there. >> reporter: tonight at windsor high school, hundreds gathered at the football field to pay their final respects to a teenager who lost his life in a dui crash and to say prayers to the student who premains in the hospital. remains in the hospital. >> windsor is missing someone tonight. but, we have an angel in heaven pr 19-year-old kyle nackos. >> he always put a smile on your face. no matter what was going on. he always would make you laugh. >> reporter: friday night was a chance to share memories of kyle. >> a goof ball. a class clown. >> reporter: with his best friends. >> it was neat to see how much support he had. and how much love he had. >> reporter: nackos was killed thursday morning in a suspected wrongway dui crash. friday night, hundreds of his classmates joined his family at windsor high for a vigil. the first time they have los

2014, south tampa hotspot tonight will find dozens of tampa police officers nearby to crack down on dui. >> we will have tons of them out here and they will be lots of -- they will be doing lots of dui checkpoints. be safe. carpool. don't try and do anything that you shouldn't do while you're drinking. >> park your car, leave it here and get a ride home. >> you can leave it overnight and come back tomorrow. >> we will be spot where dui cases originate in hillsborough county at 6:00. >>> now to a touching story. an eight-year-old lakeland boy decided to give all of his birthday presents to children in need. today, he dropped them off at the lakeland police department. it's a story you are only going to see on news channel 8 and melissa marino joins us from the police department. what a great gesture from this young man. >> reporter: absolutely and he paddington here but he wanted to give it all away. ethan chatman wanted two things for his birthday: a glow-in-the- dark rollerskating party. >> i got to wear white stuff and i had to things that glowed in the dark. >> reporter: and you can

arizona does have one of the strictist dui laws in the country. it could cost thousands of dollars in court fees. plus jail time. >>> phoenix outdoor ice rink is city skate just opened up downtown. the popular skating surface takes over city skate near central and washington. as a result central avenue will be closed through january 8th. and if you want to try something new. west gate just opened their scout door skate rink. there's a different event every night and there's a small fee to get on the ice. >> you might have some family or friendsdowndown. if you want to show here are some captions. >> -- options. >> will have you want to stay in the valley or head a little out of town, arizona has the sights and beauty. up in sed o, na tinseltown lights up. the art and crafts village transforms into a truly wonderful winter wonderland. the valley, just hours away from one of the 7 natural the grand canyon railway can take you there on the a scenic ride that gives you an incredible view without the hassle of driving. departs every day from 9:30 in th

>> officer white asks the driver to get out of the car for a standard dui test. the results of the test lead to the forgone conclusion, an arrest on suspicion of dui. as for the passenger. >> i find out that's actually the driver's wife, and she was shouting at him, certain expletives that i can't explain here at this time. but certainly she was upset that a, he was driving and b, he just crashed into a prius. >> the dash cam video is later used as evidence to help convict the driver of drunk driving. >> just showing the video alone to his defense attorney made the point that he was not going to try to fight the dui. >> a police officer who has seen it all has one of the strangest encounters of his career when he pulls over a famous crime fighter. >> not too many people that i stop are dressed up in a costume. and especially not a batman costume. how you doing? >> march 21st, 2012, silver spring, maryland, officer paul borgea. a 20 year veteran of the montgomery county police department is paroling route 29 during morning rush hour. >> traffic at that time was --

. >> keeping exclusive i say just what they see at those dui checkpoints. a fox a family tradition. there was this years turkey champ? we will recap one of our >> from 16 contestants to one champion, the annual fox 8 turkey bowl was a success, once again. here is a look back at this morning contest. >> the turkey bowl right here at giant eagle. i'm impressed you got the you have to beat nine, let's do it. fourteen. this is the butterball all off. that is a strike right there. he have to get a strike to keep it going. a butterball gutter ball. so, i would say the winning form you have to use. i am ready. it's beeline bowler. he doesn't need. >> hi grandma, how are you doing. bringing in the new year. your daughter came all the way from colorado. >> and my grandson. i'd love that stuff. our resident in house. we've got mediums, got even littler turkeys. >> many turkeys. >> all-american alice k +-plus-sign. does not them all down. the corner. she is back for redemption. did you play for this. no. that's a way to go into it, don't even think. there is brick. protests are own cheering se

and dui manslaughter charges. he's the third driver this year to be charged with hitting and killing a tow truck operator. department of transportation cameras captured the grizzly scene where the tow truck driver was hit and killed. authorities tell us he was helping two other motorists on i-275 southbound near fowler old leandro perez failed to move over and hit him. >> once again we lost one of our brothers to another drunk driver. >> ginger darling works in the industry and believes these accidents are preventable. >> people aren't being responsible. people aren't being considerate of other people. i was brought up, you move over when you see somebody on the side of the road, no matter who they are. but we tow truck operators are troy maguire was hit and killed on i-75. it happened around 4:00 a.m. as maguire was helping other drivers and a pickup truck plowed into him. authorities arrested gregory miller and charged him with dui manslaughter. and back in february, tow truck driver roger perez was killed along

we will talk about what p cs doing next to combat the dui issue in the next half-hour. "denver7" reporting live >>> 5:38. veterans fighting to get access to medical mayor -- for medical marijuana one in five vets the wars in iraq and afghanistan suffer from ptsd. the case is in front of a court of appeals. they voted against adding it to the list of approved conditions that will be allowed to be treated by medical marijuana. marijuana helped ease his anxiety. >> it is help me with my ptsd. the state has not deemed it a viable option. with medical marijuana. >> denver city and county leaders are gathering to come up with ways to make denver mmre sustainable. the second annual sustainable denver summit. 500 leaders are participating to create a move -- a roadmap mayor michael hancock will be there in the sum it happens all day at the sheraton downtown. >> 539 in new numbers show international student enrollment is growing. institute of international education finds more than 11,000 international students studied at cu boulder csu and du during the 2015, 2016 school year t

they know it, patrols had 16 people arrested, busted for dui in hillsborough county. as a matter of fact, deputies ran out the door the second they got into work. >> before the briefing was even over, i had deputies going out to work intoxicated drivers at 8 pm in the evening. it started busy and stayed busy all evening. >> reporter: that our bay area roads are more dangerous than ever right now, you are not imagining things. even veteran deputies admit things are getting worse out there every single day. >> what seems to be causing all of this? any idea? >> reporter: three things really, the drinking and driving we just talked about +2 things we haven't talked about a whole lot, road rage and people texting behind the wheel on social media. those three things are making things more and more dangerous. you are not imagining it. >> we are all sharing the roads. melanie michael live in tampa. >>> a woman in michigan disappeared while she was out jogging while in volusia county. rachel medicine, a mother of two boys had been staying with family after leaving her husband.

lynne tenten joe davis with the summit county dui task forc says checkpoints can help catch regularly should keep them from driving in the first place.. >> you're not going to rescuing your problem way to work way out of this is to make intelligent decisions before yo get behind the wheel. they won't be surprised this weekend to find some drivers like thisbe. this weekend summit county sheriff's deputies in the task driving t their checkpoints and extra trolls so expect more throughout northeast ohio. remembering a man, shot in garfield heights barbershop is good man not asking for help to find the gunman, melissa reid has more.

right now law enforcement agencies from across the state are doubling the length of this year's holiday dui enforcement. thanks for staying with us. i'm erika gonzalez. >> on kagan harsha. last year nearly 300 drivers were arrested for impaired driving. >> the human life is something you can't put a price on. >> on april 1, the lives of two families changed in an instant. thank you killed in a car accident on the corner -- >> it is really tough to lose those wonderfully be. >> that were best friends and the 18 -year-old driver was charged with dui and two counts of vehicular homicide. this week in court, a continuance was granted for jones until january 6. the victims families in the court room but still looking for closure. >> i have found a spot for forgiveness, however, not negate the need for justice. >> six months have passed. the healing process continues but the scars will never go way. >> it's been a really hard process. i lived with carolyn and she was like my mom. i'm not only lost a grandma but i lost a mom. tax. >> the families hope is to spread a message. >> that can help save

saying a dui driver was passed out behind the wheel and stopped. while facing southbound in the northbound line. also a beer cup in the holder. they wrote it could have been a very pwhrad black friday. for another driver. >> . dui enforcement runs through monday. twice as long as last year. 8 year-old and his brother. are shopp money today. >> . i earn it. doing all my home work. >> checking out remote control toys. >> . grandma is here as a consultant today. but has holiday shopping to do herself. stkphr i started for the grandsons. and little baby max. >> . not finished yet. >> . it's a leap trainer. >> so far so good. we have had a great opening shopping season. stkphr. we have coating toys. that's where toys can learn to program. program robots. lego is always big. >> . i'm thinking like a his favorite part of the holiday. >> eating cookies. >> . thank you. if you need a little break. from black friday. shopping this evening. many of you have been out all night. there are a couple family friendly events going on. stkphr. now. they are gettingea

rear ended a toyota the rider is in critical condition police say the toyota driver was arrested for dui... his passenger had a few injuries. reporting live parker collins 13 action news. listen up. the 215 at the airport connector is finally back open this morning. but are the problems over for live drive-- tracking the roadwork. construction crews shut the roadway down in both directions over the weekend-- that was the 215 at the airport connector-- from exit 10-- to warm springs. crews were putting in a flyover offramp positioned right over and snow are expected to the valley and surrounding areas! thanks to support from our upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then dropping to 25% 11am through 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a clear of clouds through the night. showers are not expected to be 60s through the holiday and into the we

law enforcement stepping up patrols until monday to make sure dui drivers not have on the drivers. this year they upped the enforcement. to ten days. at least 96 law enforcement agencies in colorado participated. hundreds of thousands of travelers stranded today after pilot from the airline went on strike. the strike in its fourth day cause thousands of cancellations, including at least one at dia. and passengers to check online to see if flights canceled since some o schedule. and taking off as they should. welcome, if you are out traveling today or a busy day off, the weather looks like it will be in your favor. in such a live shot of the city. one cloud in the sky. and might not even be the real deal. a beautiful day. it is a beautiful day but another perspective, pike's peak clear, the skies overhead and pretty cold morning in many spots, in the teens, northeast term planes my 20s around the city. now starting to warm back up in the 30s and 40s north of town fort collins to greeley, downtown already hitting the low 50s well on our way to the upper 50s. average high this time of

the thanksgiving holiday does see a spike in dui cases.. and thats why cops are out in force.. trying to keep the public safe.. nat 14:46 its black friday.. its the day after thanksgiving.. and there is a lot more parting going on.. salt river officer stuart williams is gearing up for what could be a busy night. behavior something that seems out normal.. stopping way shy of an intersection.. officer williams is part of what cops call a saturation patrol.. they want to get drunks off the road.. 11:36 there is a whole manner of behavior that we're looking for several agencies are involved.. tonights focus.. the east valley.. nat: (meeting) if a driver is suspected to be under the influence.. their arrested and brought here to a task forces headquarters.. 4:20 this our command post area.. we have 70 throughout the valleythe driver is then put through a battery of tests.. 5:02 the van is equipped with a holding area afrer processing.. some will be released.. to later face a court date.. 1:56 we want to make sure we're out there in force.. and make sure our roadways are safe for our

overnight a motorcyclist rear ended a toyota the rider is in critical condition police say arrested for dui... his passenger had a few injuries. reporting live parker collins 13 action news. thanks parker. a live look at the valley... greg tells us we have a shot at some rain..and even snow in some places! greg bennett joins us from the weather center with a look at our forecast. today, showers, heavy clouds and snow are expected to the valley and surrounding areas! upper level low that hovers over cal-nev-ari, the cold front coming from the pacific northwest is yielding a 50% chance for showers within the valley this morning and snow chances at 90% starting 7000 ft and above. rain and snow chances are at their highest from 4am to 10am with these chances then drop 4pm. after that, the front will have passed and we will begin a if the 2-15 will open on time. that opening was set for 5-am marissa kynaston is in live drive right now. mariss adlib construction crews shut the roadway down in both directions over the weekend-- that was the 215 at the airport connector-- from exit 10-- to warm spr

. >> reporter: dui victim was in court today hoping for a stiff sentence. the man who pleaded guilty apologized. the judge explains it was a difficult decision to make on the sentencing. >> inside a clark county courtroom. matthew spoke of the loss of his uncle. cud dudley die the in april after his moped was hit by a car. christian potter behind the wheel of the car driving drunk. >> average person's life is 80 years old. my uncle was 45. on behalf of my family, that time that my that's the time you believe he should get. >> d assays this is the second time potter charmed with dui. >> he had a second chance at life. he decided to do it again. >> potter apologized to the family. >> everybody know him i take responsibility for my actions. i want to apologize to the i sentence you to a term of 60-240 months. >> again. potter is facing a maximum of 20 years in prison and could be paroled in five years. news three. >> reporter: thank you for that. suspend drunk driver under arrest confident injuring a motorcycle rider. metro says this man issue 27 year old roge

. >> in 2010 came his first dui arrest captured on dashcam video. another dui arrest came three years later, the former heartthrob told us one of the problems was losing the limelight. >> suddenly the world that i knew nine month, and i didn't know what to do. i was sitting until something comes to me. then came a reckless driving conviction and he's now sober and hard at work. >> i still have a job to do that is here and here that makes me want to continue to inspire people. >> his tour all across the states will continue next year. i feel grateful that i live with >> david is also focused on his music and he has a new digital christmas album that you can download from his website right now. gibson opens up about his new babe oat way. >>> kate hudson, clint eastwood, anna kendrick and they will be among the presenters of the hollywood film awards on sunday? >> can you feel it's awards season? >> we'll take you there. >> bye, everybody. >> our night out with tom, leo and justin. we're partying with hollywood's biggest stars and our scott hamilton ex

if they're driving they can get arrested for dui. we've encountered people were there so intoxicated they're completely passed out and non-responsive. situations like that their health is the most important thing, and we'll call an ambulance to transport them to the hospital. >> and peer pressure, you know young people want to be a part of the group. you're at a party, you're on campus, you're hanging out with your friends. oh come on have a drink, come on, it won't hurt you. come on, be a part of everything. that's peer pressure we've all experienced, but how do you tell young people here's how you managing it? yeah, it takes awareness that there is a choice to be made and even though you're feeling the pressure you're feeling the push to not make a choice, that there still is a choice and it takes some social skill, and just skills period to navigate and that bind between, you know, feeling rejected or just going along with the flow and not making a choice. to learn how to be individual and how to stick up for what you want to do.

here at the state level, you got to address the dui standards. dui testing, workplace regulations, how all of that goes together. so yeah, there's a lot to doing this, it is not just pushing the button to say, yes, let's legalize it. >> future halted construction facility in north las vegas. >> the company is rumored to have money problems questioning the incentive deals that brought the company to nevada in the first place. >> saying the chinese billionaire behind the project simply doesn't have any money. critic simple continues about you officials say schwartz is wrong. >> state treasurer dan swartz doesn't mince words when talking >> they have all been boom boozeled. >> schwartz is talking about the governor, economic director steve hill and leaders. they passed a tax break and infrastructure package for $335 million. it has depended on investing the full billion dollar construction price tag for its three million square foot facility, but work here has stopped. >> my conclusion is, you know, pretty much the same as before, they don't have th

. >> in 2010 came his first dui arrest captured on dashcam video. years later, the former heartthrob told us one of the problems was losing the limelight. >> suddenly the world that i knew was gone, and i sat for nine month, and i didn't know what to do. i was sitting until something comes to me. then came a reckless driving conviction and he's now sober and hard at work. >> i still have a job to do that is here and here that makes me want to continue to inspire people. >> his tour all across the states will continue next year. i feel grateful that i live with a disease and i have it every day under control. >> david is also focused on his music and he has a new digital christmas album that you can download from his website right now. ♪ the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced th

all these vehicles at ewing brothers have been impounded because they were involved in duis, accidents, or they were stolen or abandoned. metro has seen 497 thefts this year. and according to the national insurance crime bureau, las vegas ranks number two motorcycles--second only to new york city. aside from being routinely involved in crime... 17:35 sen. mo denis: i think individuals feel like they're just a nuisance on the roads. but state senator mo denis says they're a necessary nuisance--cheap, fuel-efficient, easy to park, and... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter what, this is gonna be the best mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but it won't cut down on scenes like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, obviously they should stay on streets where the speed limit is 30-

which will cost you big. >> an average dui is $10,000, which is unbelievable many different costs. >> the attorney created a website called duiprocess.com and it is a free resource for anyone who gets a dui. she says the best way to prevent this is don't drink and drive and always have a designated driver hook check 15% of inmates are hooked on opioids. they are looking to kick the receive federal grants for vivitrol. it is said to cost $1000 each shot to be taken once a month. a study from the national institute of drug abuse found many relapse once those injections stop. the prisons planned to offer vivitrol in the outpatient program. >>> it seems like it is taking forever for the traffic on grand avenue almost over with adot putting the final touches on this week. there will be additional restrictions tonight on grand and the entire project should wrap up this spring. >>> light rail continues to push east into mesa with the extension moving to construction. the project will extend along main street with two new stations and a parking area. they will unveil the final traffic flows

dui enforcement runs through monday, prices long twice as long as last year. law-enforcement agencies while enforcement agencies across the state of participating in it. last year they made 283 new paragraph an arrest in the the same time. >>> family and friends of a person who died in a crash compared to hurt by a drunk driver going the wrong way on the interstate. tonight hundreds of people gathered at the windsor heights football field to share friends about them. the driver allegedly responsible is also recovering from moderate injuries in the hospital tonight. you will find the accounts that it been set up for the families of voting age is that we both teenagers and we have links to those along with the story at www.kdvr.com. >>> a dad given his parenting her daughter was removed from his custody pressure should been removed in the first be removed in the first place? >> the long piece of delong case of mark hughes of mark green and how was able to present the state from taking his daughter. as rob lowe with the fathers fight for justice. >> the case can

all these vehicles at ewing brothers have been impounded because they were involved in duis, accidents, or they were stolen or abandoned. metro has seen 497 thefts this year. and according to the national insurance crime bureau, las vegas ranks number two in the nation for stolen scooters and motorcycles--second only to new york city. aside from being routinely involved in crime... 17:35 sen. feel like they're just a nuisance on the roads. but state senator mo denis says they're a necessary nuisance--cheap, fuel-efficient, easy to park, and... 20:22 mo denis: there are some individuals that no matter what, this is gonna be the best mode of transportation for them. denis co-sponsored a new law that took effect november first. it requires mopeds to be registered, inspected and get license plates. law enforcement hopes that'll make them and their drivers safer and easier to track, but like this. 22:40 honk and street nats with scooter slowing cars 13:54 chuck callaway: with an actual moped, since they can't go above 30 miles an hour, obviously they should stay on streets where the speed l

still dui citations were down by nearly 180 in the last year. csp is continuing its push for own just last year. the trooper was hit and killed while trying to stop derek anderson who was driving drunk. the incident happened along i 25 last november. in june henderson was sentenced to eight years. he drank before during and after the broncos game and then got behind the wheel her husband filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the retired colonel in the bar that served him. and while the number year troopers have issued more than 3800 citations for drivers driving under the influence or drugs. we're digging deeper into those statistics reporting live i am with "denver7" >>> right now step outside and you will take a peek at the moon the super moon shining bright this is the biggest this is a time-lapse video social media going crazy >>> a live look at the moon. very bright around 6:50 a.m. and that's when the moon will be completely full it's been beautiful. >> disturbing new details about a woman held captive. this is the one inside the medal st

and dui manslaughter charges. troopers say perez hit and killed tow truck driver rayhan. he was road helping a stranded motorist. tow truck prayers are angry that drivers don't respect the move over law. >> people aren't being considerate of other people. i was brought up you move over when you see somebody on the side of the road no matter who they are but we tow truck operators are first responders. >> 42-year old, he's the third the job this year. mcguire was killed last not and perez was killed on the howard frankland bridge back in february. >>> today may be one of the biggest shopping days of the year and as people take to their computers workers right here in the bay area are helping making it all possible. we're live inside the amazon warehouse, and this has got to be one of the busiest places in . >> reporter: that's exactly right. it's actually expected to be not only the biggest shopping day of the thanksgiving weekend but of the entire year. we're here in ruskin and have seen thousands of orders being

the dui task force arrests hundreds of impaired drivers every holiday season. in fact more than 25,000 dui arrests were made in arizona just last year. >>> new questions this morning just about how exactly the coyotes will pay for the brand taxpayers would split the bill. this morning we're getting more information about how all that's going to work. it's expected to be about $4 million. that coyotes need taxpayers to pick up half the tab so $200 million of that. one way to do that collecting part of the sales tax that is generated from this joint arena complex. but the team's president and ceo looking for a handout. >> we are not going in asking for, you know, a government to build us an arena. we are going to be the group that takes the risk on the associated costs and of course the operations of the facility. >> they have until june 30th to work it out with asu. so the design, their timeline. all of that. but they alsz are saying they're going to be out of their current the 2018-2019 season. you need a new home before you get out of the old home. we'll keep

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and don't forget the dui enforcement runs through monday, twice as long as last year. two .-dot colorado state patrol and law enforcement agencies across the state of of participating and last year's five day enforcement they made 283 drunk driving arrests. when he endured a head-on collision driving home from indiana on i 25 near highway seven. troopers say the driver drove the wrong way down the highway instruct the car of the two victims victims inside. troopers believe alcohol was a factor. windsor high school track and football before anything started the emotional effect on this team to. >> they were very well loved, amazing. >> usually when this many people flood a football field at this due that is due to a great victory but today it is for some sadness. >> one person's choice has taken one life and endanger the life of another, one of our kids and of course that. >> but as the greeks spread through grief spread through the crowd hope also spread from for nash writers recovery. >> is pretty serious and he needs all the well wishes thoughts and prayers of our communit

that means dui patrols, a large presence of troopers. the hope is to reduce the number of crashes patrols can only do so much. >> avoid distractions, passengers or cellphones, or even radio or some sort of entertainment system. stay focused on the starve at hand. obey the speed limit -- the task at hand. obey the speed limit, stay focused on what is most important at that time, your safety and your family's safety. investigated four fatal collisions during the thanksgiving travel period. last year they investigated three fatal collisions. wouldn't it be great if this year they didn't have to investigate any? >> that would be great, thanks donna. >>> the test of a fire suppression system in san jose went terribly wrong and filled the streets nierpt with this! a thick the street. it isn't toxic. >>> when all the work on buckingham palace will get done. >> and things are cooling down across arizona. how people are >>> a deputy u.s. marshal was killed today trying to serve an arrest warrant in georgia. >> that marshal was shot twice this mor

. >> in 2010 came his first dui arrest captured on dashcam video. another dui arrest came three years later, the former heartthrob told us one of the problems was losing the limelight. >> suddenly the world nine month, and i didn't know what to do. i was sitting until something comes to me. then came a reckless driving conviction and he's now sober and hard at work. >> i still have a job to do that is here and here that makes me want to continue to inspire people. >> his tour all across the states will continue next year. i feel grateful that i live with day under control. >> david is also focused on his music and he has a n digital christmas album that you can download from his website right now. russ: as i've traveled to all 72 counties, i've heard frolo including seniors, concerned that ron johnson is going to turn medicare into a voucher program. senior: don't let it happen russ. russ: i've heard from families in need of good paying jobs. blue collar guy: ron johnson's trade deals help other countries, not us. people want an economy that deliver

. >> in 2010 came his first dui arrest captured on dashcam video. another dui arrest came three years later, the former heartthrob told us one of the problems was losing the limelight. >> suddenly the world that i nine month, and i didn't know what to do. i was sitting until something comes to me. then came a reckless driving conviction and he's now sober and hard at work. >> i still have a job to do that is here and here that makes me want to continue to inspire people. >> his tour all across the states will continue next year. i feel grateful that i live with a disease and i have i >> david is also focused on his music and he has a new digital christmas album that you can download from his website right now. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i

melanie michael's shows us the drink in south tampa is now the new number one for the -- for duis. >> reporter: if you ever had any doubt that thanksgiving eve was the night to hit the town, just ask these folks.>> happy thanksgiving! >> reporter: but this isn't just a the bar for a couple brewskis, the wednesday before the big day has recently taken on a new nickname that showcases a misbehaving and mischievous moniker. and set of thanksgiving, some call it drunksgiving. >> it's a really busy night for us, one of the busiest if not the busiest in the industry. >> reporter: a big battle for cops trying to keep duis down. the award. since then, they have cracked down. >> don't do anything shouldn't do while you're drinking. >> park your car, leave it here and get a ride home. >> you can leave it here at mckdinton's and pick it up tomorrow. >> reporter: melanie michael, news channel 8. >>> this busy travel day has already proven deadly on bay area roads. eagle 8 hd flew over the seen oner afternoon. troopers tell us the suv crossed the centerline, hitting the pickup truck head-on. the d

. >> in 2010 came his first dui arrest captured on dashcam video. another dui arrest came three years later, the former heartthrob told us one of the problems was losing the limelight. >> suddenly the world that i knew was gone, and i sat for nine months, and i didn't know what to do. i was sitting until something comes to me. then came a reckless driving conviction and he's now sober and hard at work. >> i still have a job to do that is here and here that makes me want to continue to inspire people. >> his tour all across the states will continue next year. i feel grateful that i live with >> david is also focused on his music and he has a new digital christmas album that you can download from his website right now. >> we'll be right back. the big stars of this weekend's box office. >> on every level it's satisfying. cumberbatch on his superhero turn. >> it was a giddy childish >> find out the surprising way justin timberlake's son reacted to watching "trolls." >> and hacksaw ridge's mel gibson opens up about his new baby on the way. it's all attet

court records show she was arrested for dui here in september of last yea charge. and she being held at the clark county detention center on no bail. back to you. >> thank you, kelsey. >>> news 3 is your weather authority and change is in the air. >> our chloe beardsley joins us now. and it actually feels like november outside. >> it does. that's because october was a lot warmer than normal. we woke up to temperatures in the 50s. look at that. our lows in this morning. these numbers are above normal for this time of year. but it feels cooler because we've been used to the above-normal temperature weather. outside right now, 60s and 70s in the valley. winds for the most part are fairly light this afternoon. low pressure, this culprit right here, helped cool us down over the past day or so. that's why our near normal for today. and to put things in perspective, here is our average temperature for october. 73.9 degrees when normally we are supposed to be in the upper 50s. the fifth warmest on record since those records have been kept by the national weather service an