(sot erin breen, director, vulnerable road users project at unlv) from 2 to 4 pm, slow down, put your phone down, and expect a child to jump out in front of your car. now we specifically asked ccsd..does this ramp justify the kids getting a bus. we are waiting to hear back. as far as a crossing guard...metro says..a third party contractor is responsible for making that decision. were still making calls. well bring you answers as soon as we get them. we're getting a look at the man police say..... is responsible for rear-ending an officer..... sending him flying to the ground..... before he somehow managed to still radio in.... for help. scanner 25:15-25:26 "someone (inaudible) the vehicle. i don't see it. i don't know what it looked like. it came up from behind me so fast." police say.... the officer was on a motorcycle.... when -19- year-old... david williams hit him. williams was arrested.... on suspicion of d-u-i. only on -13- action news... we're hearing from one of the men..... who rushed to the officer's side..... before even first responders showed up. bobby robertson, rushed t

safety advocate erin breen has this advice. (sot erin breen, director, vulnerable road users project at unlv) from 2 to 4 pm, slow down, put your phone down, and devon was banged-up pretty badly.. but he's expected to be o-k. a huge victory today..... for nevada's solar industry. the public utlities commission unanimously approved a deal..... that would restore the older, lower rates.... for more than -32- thousand customers. customers who signed up before a rate hike took effect this year..... will be "grandfathered" into lower rates..... for the next -20- years.... effective in december. however... today's decision still doesn't sit well with businesses..... like "sun power" who say... until w same benefits... the solar industry won't return.... to nevada. 05:32:32 "it's like living in a prison." that's how an elderly woman describes her summerlin neighborhood. and tonight.. the frustration is growing over the coyotes invading sun city. 13 action news reporter david schuman explains why those residents are being told to learn

until that changes---safety advocate erin breen has this advice. (sot erin breen, director, vulnerable road users project at unlv) from 2 to 4 pm, slow down, put your phone down, and expect a child to jump out in front of your car. devon is expected to be o-k. people at a summerlin neighborhood are afraid for their children and pet....because of packs of coyotes roaming around. neighbors say the wild animals have carried off with at least no children have been attacked....but grandparents who live there aren't allowing their grandkids outside after dark. a meeting was called to discuss the problem with state wildlife officials. many people left frustrated. 05:36:22 barbara hadzoglon, neighbor "learn to live with it, the coyote was here first." butt with 05:23:15 ken flaherty, neighbor "we were disappointed because there was no solution to the problem." one woman suggested setting traps during breeding season to control the population. a valley woman reached out to us after finding the graves of her mother and son covered in water.. and says the cem

until that changes---safety advocate erin breen has this advice. (sot erin breen, director, vulnerable road users project at unlv) from 2 to 4 pm, slow down, put your phone down, and expect a child to jump out in front of your car. devon is expected to be o-k. people at a summerlin neighborhood are afraid for their children and pet....because of packs of neighbors say the wild animals have carried off with at least a dozen small pets. no children have been attacked....but grandparents who live there aren't allowing their grandkids outside after dark. a meeting was called to discuss the problem with state wildlife officials. many people left frustrated. 05:36:22 barbara hadzoglon, neighbor "learn to live with it, the coyote was here first." butt with 05:23:15 ken flaherty, neighbor "we were disappointed because there was traps during breeding season to control the population. a story now you asked us to investigate. a valley woman reached out to us after finding the graves of her mother and son covered in water.. and says the cemetary wasn't doing a

until that changes---safety advocate erin breen has this advice. (sot erin breen, director, vulnerable road users project at unlv) from 2 to 4 pm, slow down, put your phone down, and expect a child to jump out in front of your car. devon is expected to be o-k. a summerlin neighborhood is afraid for their pets and grandchildren because of packs of coyotesoa neighbors say the wild animals have carried off at least a dozen small pets. no children have been attacked....but grandparents who live there aren't allowing their grandkids outside after dark. a meeting was called to discuss the problem with state wildlife officials. many people came away frustrated. 05:36:22 barbara hadzoglon, neighbor "learn to live with it, the coyote was here first." butt with 05:23:15 ken flaherty, neighbor "we were disappointed because there was no solution to the problem." one woman suggested setting a story now you asked us to investigate. a valley woman reached out to us after finding the graves of her mother and son covered in water.. and says the cemetary wasn't doin

safety advocate erin breen says...right now....typically only elementary school kids get crossing guards. until that changes.