gerard: should he? mr.iuliani: he should or he should use that power to renegotiate it, or let them know that i don't have to abide by it. he never got the votes. obama had a second way he could've done it. he could've done it as an agreement, in which case he would've only had to get a majority vote of the house and senate, and he knew he could not get it. gerard: it was negotiated not only with iranians, but russians and chinese. you fancy spending your first two years as secretary of state renegotiating? mr. giuliani: i think you have to set priorities. if the priority is to eliminate isis, maybe you put that off a little bit and you get rid of isis first and then you go back to that. because isis short-term, i believe, is our greatest danger. not because of isis in iraq and syria, but because they did something al qaeda never did. they were able to spread themselves around the world. there are 32 countries that have isis cells. the director of the fbi says there are 1000 investigations in the u.s. they

antwan, gerard, we got witnesses put you shooting the grocer. we got the gun you used and your own mother's words that you confessed. now what's left here for you to explain is how all that came to happen. 'cause i don't think that you woke up this morning meaning to kill anybody. you listen to what he say. the grandmother's downstairs. says if she doesn't talk to a detective, she's gonna lawyer the kids up. where they at? we're talking to the boys upstairs, mrs. chivers. ma'am, you should know that we've connected them pretty conclusively to a homicide that was committed this morning. connected them? how? well, we've got witness statements, conclusive ballistic reports off that gun that we found in your apartment. i didn't have nothin' to do with that gun. well, we know that. the boys had committed any crimes. but that's how it lays out, mrs. chivers. they used that gun to commit a robbery, and, unfortunately, there was a man who was killed. so, do they need a lawyer? i don't mind spending the money if i have to. ma'am, your grandsons' best cha

gerard: right. mr.liani: donald trump realizes that he got elected to a very large extent on something he said in so many speeches, "jobs, jobs, jobs." i understood this as the mayor of new york. the only way i have jobs is to have businesses. [laughter] gerard: right. mr. giuliani: if i throw businesses out of my country, i will not have jobs. being pro-business is being pro-jobs. i think one of the big changes that will happen immediately, is instead of it happening in washington, instead of being antibusiness, you're going to have one that is aggressively pro-business. that doesn't mean there won't be a necessary lever of regulation. -- level of regulation. but i will tell you one thing that president-elect trump told traveled, he said "one of the things i learned about running for president -- when i began, i thought the biggest concern businesses had was taxes." he said, "it is true they are concerned about taxes, particularly our highest tax rate in the world, 35%, and ireland only being 12%." he

good evening, everyone, i'm gm gerard joining us. people from the left and the right make their voices heard from the las vegas strip. nathan o'neil joins us from las vegas boulevard with the story. >> item gerard. that protest with wrapped up within the last hour or so. more than athousand were protesting marching their way to the trump tower in the las vegas strip towards me. navigatings the busy las vegas crowds. ended at the trump hotel. by las vegas standards this was a sizable protest aib made up of people disgruntled by the outcome of the election. tell% flared as protesters are trushed >> be so much bad about minorities and women, i happen to be hispanic and a woman. already too much about bad stuff on tivel. >> hopefully he will make america good. it's already bad, so why not good instead of promoting hate and promoting more problems. >> by the way, there are several entire way, they were there to make sure this didn't get out of hand. went up to police officers and thanked them for their service, thanked them for keeping ev

gerard? >> one more option for all of our tourists. thank you for the update there. >>> well, news 3 is your traffic authority. we're approaching halfway through a difficult but necessary shutdown of one of the most heavily traveled sections of road in theas valley. the traffic is at a crawl because i-215 is closed near the airport connector. this started last night and will end on monday morning, right around 5:00 a.m. crews are installing parts of a flyover offramp there just over the highway. the best tip to avoid the area, but if you must head that way, traffic is being rerouted to the airport connector. expect delays and those who want to use the 215 westbound will leaving the others but those eastbound, you will have to find another option. >>> an elko police lieutenant says an air ambulance flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from the elko airport apparently had mechanical problems. three crew members and a patient were killed in the friday night crash in the parking lot of a mining company. no one on the ground was injure

nope. - you kill her, gerard? - no. no. no. did you ever hear of david berkowitz, gerard? but you, you get messages from a human. so that puts you onenetep up on the evolutionary ladder. yeah. let's go. on the gate. that loony son of a bitch. you know, the other two women, he gave it right up, he did it. maybe he didn't do yours.. m. or maybe there's something about it he's ashamed to admit. we got a nice room for you downstairs, renaldo. a cot, toilet, oatmeal. huh? you want to move in with us or you wanna talk to me? i didn't see it. i was looking the other way. ness. human beings getting shot wasn't none of your business. the people shot from that bus are both badly hurt, jose. they're both in critical condition fighting for their lives. i want you to understand if that woman dies or that little boy, by you not cooperating, you made yourself accessory to murder. that's 25 years in jail just for not saying what you saw. you want to do all that time for something you weren't involved in? hello. anybody in there? i-i don't exactly get you, ferd. you run such a big mouth ou

i'm gerard ramalho, jim and marie back to you. >> thank you gerard. vegas based >> siting an investigation that caused the las vegas based airline to once again be in the hot seat. aircraft having to abandon or abort air crafts is very high. one or more a week and a number of these involve the shutdown of an engine or the smoke in the tail area. >> talking about about allegiant's business model. >> the key is it's an older fleet. when you have an older fleet of airplanes more things happen to t frequently. >> an article in the times says in 2015, allegiant jets were forced to make forced landings 77 times, 42 of the 86 planes broke down in mid air, 15 were forced to land by failing engines, nine by overheating tail compartments or smoke or smell of something burning. findings. the faa said there was nothing they discovered severe enough to incur a fine or enforcement action. addressing faa findings, the faa submitted that and accepted it and the chief operating officer told the media we are a safe airline. jim. >> all right reed thank you. >>> crowd g

festivities planned for that, gerard. >> nathan thank you for the live report. we are learning more about that fiery plane crash in elko, it left four people dead. pilot, captain yuji irie, killed along with two other crew members and one patient on board. the plane took off when it was and crashed. the plain was transporting a heart patient to salt lake city. three of the victims including the pilot were from the elko area, one was from utah. >>> lookout for a suspect in a carjacking that happened this afternoon. woman was ordered out of her car at gunpoint. lot. plates were 791 hjd. tonight, henderson police need your help finding a missing man. earl scott jr, his wife says he dropped her off and never came back. scott suffers from dementia and is in need of his medication. he may be driving a toyota camry, 281rle. if you see scott or know where he might be you can call henderson police. >>> news3 is your traffic authority. we're approaching the halfway point of a very difficult but necessary shutdown. one of the heaviest section of road in the las vegas valle

. >> thanks for joining us, everyone, i'm i'm gerard romaro. a warning of a new scam that may be targeting your neighborhood. a rash of counterfeit 100-dollar bills hitting yard sales today. it is our top story tonight. nathan o'neil, speaking with one oakley and flamingo. nathan. >> yeah, gerard, the folks running this yard sale were hit with a fake 100-dollar bill. and we're learning that they are not the only in town to become victims of scammers today. >> checked for a water sign, didn't have one. at that point, um, there was already an under cover cop in the car with another victim asking if they were her >> that was andrea, who was tricked out of a 100-dollar bill, a fake one, that she says she was given when a group of two men and a woman showed up to her yard sale. she noticed afterwards the bill was smaller than usual and even felt different. we've received several report of yard sales being hit with fake 100-dollar bills today, and up to three reports that we've $1.4 millions in counterfeit money has been recovered in las vegas. that'

. >> news3's gerard ramalho joins us from metro headquarters, gerard, this suspect is someone the family considered a very close friend. >> reporter: yes, just a hashtag breaking story jim. the suspect had been living with them, she cooked for him regularly and they treed him a pool of blood. describing the time early sunday, when she heard her son screaming if down the hall, cefnl saldana had been stabbed by jacob driscoll, 20 years old. driscoll had been staying in the home. when i turned on the lights said magana, i saw my son was bathed in blood. cut up, stabbed on both sides of his back. she noticed driscoll was running from the scene. the suspect was apprehended from the scene, about an hour later. when a neighbor called 911 saying he was trying to get into their home. imagine he could do something like this. so metro did arrest him. he was booked into the clark county detention center and charged with murder. what no one seems to understand is why he would allegedly do something like this. police did question him but he offered no explanation and immediately asked for an attorney.

i'm gerard ramalho reporting. jim and reed, send it back to you. >> thank you gerard. one local family would be thankful to find their teen aged son julian reed, he was wearing a black echo shirt and black framed eyeglasses like you see him wearing here. the family's very worried. if you think you know where he is, call nevada child seekers or crime stoppers, 7 02, seven 85-5555. >> stealing lawn ornaments off the lawn of the holm, mickey and she's a disney fanatic and hopes they will bring them back. >> why steal mickie and minnie? they are just inflateables. >> if you know who these crooks are, call crime stoppers, 702-385-5555. >> at least three people were killed when the the platform collapsed. an unknown number of people are trapped under the rubble. about 68 were working there when it happened. all the orange outfits, 200 firefighters are searching for be survivors right now. >> new on dash cam, a officer pulled over a vehicle without a license plate. that guy was in the car, hiding in the trunk and he was a wanted man. the officer found suspect's suspect tried

gerard ramalho join us fear town square where hundreds of people gather every year. >> tonight was no exception. we did talk to a lot of the parents who said in light of a about clowns and clown scarce. scares. >> the jokers were missing this halloween and probably not by accident. >> i don't think most of us would like that really, i wouldn't play that either. >> scary event at town square, the emphasis >> we want a safe environment. >> after the threats of clown violence, people weren't taking any chances. police were visible working double duty protecting the police and also handing out ep candy. there were superheroes handing out candy. is cute versus creature. princess leah, not without her on wookie and jedi knight standing by. >> more cute than threatening. we have been checking with metro periodically and thankfully, there are no clown incidents i'm gerard ramalho, reporting live and we will send it back to you two in the studio. >> all right, gerard, thank you for that. news3 christy wilcox joins us live from sunset in bermuda where a woman was hit and sunset and bermuda. nei

i'm gerard romero, news 3 live >> some tough driving near lake tahoe this weekend. at one point crashes fed close both east bound and west bound lanes for two hours. the snow is expected to keep falling through the night and into monday morning. >> close toor home, project neon promises to make driving difficult and yet another part of the valley. let's get details now. >> one one of the things to look out for this week is on i-15 between craig and the speedway. there's going to be on going restrictions as part of project app is doing now it's doing a forecast in the week ahead which we will continue to use. and because we are coming off of a holiday weekend the worst day is actually today. however, looking ahead to tomorrow, according to waze should be a pretty clear commute. be sure to catch tom holly and myself for traffic on news 3 today starting at 4:30 a.m. we'll see you then. ws authority. standing by with a look at our chilly forecast. all that snow up north is good for the ski resort. >> scwaw valley and those around tahoe that you mentioned a chance open e

hey, nathan. >> reporter: hey, gerard. the lucky dragon has been in development for five years from concept to completion. it's officially now open. you can see people at the tables here playing their games. this whole place has been designed with the asian tourist in mind. if you take a look above m chinese language first followed by english. >> with our service standards, we try to make sure with everything that we do we're putting the asian culture first and allowing the american culture to follow behind. >> reporter: now, the lucky dragon is divided into two separate towers. the casino and then the hotel. there are 203 guest rooms and machines. now, every detail of this casino resort is built with the asian gambler and tourist in mind. an effort to keep this place authentic instead of a caricature of the culture. that holds true from the food, to the drinks to the gaming. the idea is to tap into the growing asian tourism base but also to introduce a new concept to las vegas >> this is the first casino in las vegas doin

i'm gerard ramalho. castro died last night at the age of 90, mixed emotions on the former leader's life and legacy being felt right here in the valley as well. it is our top story at 6:00. news3's nathan o'neal every one is in mourning. >> right. for many cuban americans, fidel castro's death is a deeply emotional one. while the cuban dictator controlled the country for decades, many are seeing his death as a sign for hope and freedom. >> it's all about power. and he had no concept of human >> reporter: we spoke with the las vegas attorney alex. his father waldo was just 19-year-old when he joined the group of paratroopers in cuba. taking part in the bay of pig's invasion. in an effort to over throw castro. he spent most of his life fighting against castro, dreaming of a free cuba. that is bittersweet moment because while they rejoice at the dictator's death, their father unfortunately did not live long day. >> he devoted a large part of his life to one day seeing a free cuba. he wanted nothing else but

. >> gerard ramalho is at the south point where the gop will gather. what's the mood there, gerard? >> reporter: well, it's very early still, so things are just now starting to come together. this is the watch party headquarters for the gop tonight and this is where the candidates, many of the party faithful, will be gathering later to either celebrate concede tonight's election. and i want to get straight to to my guest right now. chairman of the gop here in nevada. michael mcdonald. i know you are very busy today. we want to start off with this breaking news that we had earlier, this legal request that was filed by the trump campaign concerning early voting. i know there was some concern that the election might be rigged on the part of the trump campaign. tell us what your thoughts are campaign, i can't speak on their behalf. i think it was a win for us. we wanted to preserve all of the evidence. and i know gloria, he wouldn't destroy it. we have what we need in case there is a protest. >> reporter: also wanted to ask you about this notion that the republican party on the national

gerard: should he? mr. giuliani: he should or he should use that power to renegotiate it, or let them know that i don't have to abide by it. obama had a second way he could've done it. he could've done it as an agreement, in which case he would've only had to get a majority vote of the house and senate, and he knew he could not get it. it was negotiated not only with iranians, but russians and chinese. you fancy spending your first two years as secretary of state renegotiating? mr. giuliani: i think you have to set priorities. if the priority is to eliminate ais, maybe you put that off little bit and you get rid of isis first and then you go back to that. , iause isis short-term believe, is our greatest ranger. .ot -- our greatest danger not because of isis in iraq and syria, but because they did something al qaeda never did. they've been able to spread themselves around the world. there are 32 countries that have isis cells. the director of the fbi says there are 1000 investigations in the u.s. they have c

good evening, i'm gerard, we will get you that story in just 15. metro tells us a van hit a man in the right travel lane of south bound i-15 just before 6:30 p.m. this evening. the man died at the scene. the highway is still closed at craig. the driver of the van did complain of injuries but paramedics did not take her to the hospital. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring you updates as they come in. we have more major traffic delays to tell you about this time out at mccarron international airport. we've rei took her three hours just to get out of the short-term parking garage. we're told traffic's heavy because of the rock and roll marathon and also veterans day weekend y events. and now our top story, a mother mourning the loss of both of her sons. police say they were killed in a brutal crash in the north west valley as they went to buy their live near rainbow with the story. >> those two brothers were parked actually across the street. they were trying to make a u-turn so they could head north bound on this road. that's when pol

i'm gerard ramalho reporting. jim and reed we'll send it back to you. >> all right, sounds like ozzie needs a retractible pen on his roof. those things grow quickly. >> a quick thinking detective saves a man from a burning car in new jersey. whole thing caught on camera last wednesday. emergency behind the wheel. cars burst into flames. adam brownlee was able to save the man. he is about to retire and the area is determined to present him with an award. is it that bad? >> it could be. i'm not 100% sure it's going to be that way, we're going to get close. this system that rolled on through west has done all sorts of winter time things. earlier in the day we showed you some video from up around lake tahoe. salt lake city had 32 inches of snow up in alta. some ski resorts around the lake. seven inches of snow, huge quite a snow storm. the cold air being felt all the way down in southern nevada it moderates quite a bit. but it is chilly for us. at the top of the newscast that freeze warning in effect for tomorrow nigh

the boys you lookin' for are named gerard and antwan. they done that robbery, done for that chinaman, and they beat me up, too. gimme that pen. a .25 pistol, so you better be careful. what's angela to you? she's my mother. se me. - you the super? - sam podesky. detective sipowicz. this is detective russell. - this your son? - billy. yeah. russell: how's it goin', billy? how's it going? what's goin' on? one of your tenants was beaten on her way to school this morning. annie watters? no. is she all right? where you been this morning? workin' in the building. is the little girl all right? she should be all right, yeah. what about your boy there? where's he been? doin' my chores with me. i couldn't say. but it wasn't like we were hidin'. i'd like to ask billy a few questions now. he's slow. you understand. billy, what did you do this morning? we had breakfast. we had our cereal, right? and we d-did our trash and daddy fixed the buzzers. did you see annie watters today, billy? no. annie says you beat her up. what? he did no such thing. billy,

i'm gerard ramalho. jim and marie, back to you. >> and if you are gerard ramalho you could look at one of those tvs. let's pay homage to the past, a long time fixture in downtown las vegas. mayor carolyn goodman for the the longest running casino and.hotel in las vegas. bugsie segal used to be an owner. >> come full circle, it is a hipster hangout. which is janison down there once that while. >> i had a great time the opening night at el cortez. >> when was that again? >> 75 years ago? >> yes, pushing in a stroller. all those years ago. i want to look at october, definitely,en 73.9. it will go down four and a half? weather records have been kept a little over a trend going now. 2014, fourth warmest october pmg 2015 and now we in 2016 come in 5th. a bunch of warm objection octobersrecently. pushed off to the east, there they go out of the las vegas valley and often to participants of sh the rocks and zion national park and new batch this evening, even a couple of light slowrs in utah slowr graveyard shift

our team coverage this gerard. >> thanks reed. the polls open early at 7:00 a.m., closing at 7:00 p.m. the rural areas as well, if early voting was any indication, that means tomorrow the masses will continue to get out and vote. it was a record year in clark county for early voters. turnout higher than ever before. still expect to be busy but now the rules are a little different. >> the voter has to know where their polling place is, that's on the ballot. >> an onsite election official will be able to direct them to the appropriate address if they come to the wrong one. you are not allowed to wear any attire that supports a particular candidate or issue. >> if you are wearing your technically electioneering. >> it's not allowed within 100 feet of the entrance. something else not allowed, shenanigans. safety is top priority. >> at this time we have not received any intelligence information that we expect any type of disturbance or incident at any polling site here in clark county. >> reporter: election who's registered will show u

i'm gerard ramalho reporting live. now we'll send it back to you. >> lot of cash and trash no doubt about it. thank you. >>> have a woman was attacked in a downtown hotel last month, this man attacked her on a stairwell on october 17th then ran off. police say he's a tall african know anything that will help crime stoppers calm. >>> police may have identified a person of interest in a recent double murder a man behind bars. they want to talk to shane valentine. they were found dead inside his apartment. two of ne valentine was a suspect. he was upset with them before their murders. three weeks before they're deaths, valentine fired a gun at their home, it hatched close up. >> i heard a bang and so much activity out here i thought that was a fire cracker. so when i came out there was a car in front of their driveway, and when they saw me, they sped off. >> well neil wasn't home when information about the motive for the murders. >>> a man killed a southwest airlines employee before taking his own life. news3 la toya stil

i'm gerard ramalho reporting. now back to you. >> thank you to all of our political reporters who have a very long and exciting night. >>> nevada is making national a legal request. >> sergio avila is live at a polling location to break down what the judge decided just hours ago. sergio? >> reporter: well, i can tell you that legal request was filed in connection with clark county's early voting that ended on friday. the trump campaign and trump himself saying that some polling locations stayed open far and beyond the time of 8:00, which would have been the closing time for those polls. what they wanted from a judge all of the voting records that took place from those four locations after this incident of staying opened late happened. a judge told the campaign and donald trump today that that is something that clark county already does. so their request was denied because, according to clark county, that already happens. we also heard a statement from officials within the county telling us today that, in fact, pre

i'm gerard ramalho. and we're starting live in prime by checking in with jerry brown in the news3 weather center. could have an interesting few >> nothing major, we had some rain up on mt. charleston and up the 93 at pioche, the overland hotel, as we take a look be loo, 14/100ths, the only area on there. in california not much going on here in the valley, but that could change, we're in an unstable situation and as we go to valley doppler, we had the moisture aloft but not much hit the ground. chance of showers in the wee hours of the morning and possibly lingering on, to the morning commute. i'll have your weathered forecast, in a few minutes. gerard back to you. >> traffic deaths continue to playing our community. for the first time las vegas is taking part in world day of remembrance. nathan o'neil joins us in north las vegas, on the efforts to curve this deadly epidemic. every day we bring you stories of fatal crashes, that could be prevented, negligence to mojave here, a 17-year-old was killed by a

and if you missed it, here's a i'm gerard ramalho. we start our coverage with a i also won the iowa caucus, person who witnessed the entire thanks to endorsements from incident. rushing donald trump off the now, i'll admit i'm an stage. police removing one man after i'm not like other politicians. the sacrum. i didn't get where i am today because i was born wealthy. or handsome. scrum. >> knock said it would be easy for us but we will never be or nice. stopped. >> a final saturday on the trail. hillary clinton pulling out all the celebrity stops she can, i'm not young and hip. millennials and minorities to the poms. i'm not energetic and healthy. polls. >> saturday with pop star katy physically, i'm not doing well at all. perry in pennsylvania. blocking a fire wall, with one key win. >> all the campaigning in the world doesn't mean anything if people don't vote. perhaps the greatest political >> trump is trying to expand the liability of all time -- being map, visiting states across the mine is a story of triumph over country, four on

gerard ramalho reporting live. jim and marie, back to you. >> at the very least, a collective sigh until then. >> voters said no to major questions, one with background undergo a background check whether they buy it online on a show. some groups are happy to see it passed, others think it is not enough. >> closing the loophole in requiring background checks on all gun sales is going to be a major change in making our state safer. >> the law is unenforceable. >> i give you gun and the police officer says where did you get the gun from and you say i don't know i don't know, in arizona or utah. how will they prove it otherwise. >> the new law allows temporary transfers of guns, such as using one in a gun range with a friend. >> the legalized use of marijuana was approved and starting on new year's day, it will be legal for anyone 21 and older to possess up to an ounce of marijuana, but it could be another year before the rules for retail shops to sell it are marijuana stores once they right to regulation for licensing

gerard pero advierte. >> es la gran incertidumbre, nunca se sabe lo que va a hacer.s acciones que trump podrÍa revocar, tiene que ver con temas como las relaciones con cuba, el calentamiento global y las relaciones con irÁn y rusia. ilia: regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn tras la pausa. ilia: mÁs comunidades afectadas en repÚblica dominicana debido a las lluvias torrenciales, tenemos las imÁgenes tras la pausa. en notas de salud hablamos sobre la importancia de ejercitarse en Época de fiesta. eduardo: comenzamos con la temperatura en 48, algunos sectores con llovizna, quÉ pasa el resto de la semana?, al regresar. ♪ ilia:como ya es tradiciÓn, se llevÓ acabo un evento para donar alimentos y pavos a los mÁs necesitados, con motivo del dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, el distrito de la policÍa uniÓ fuerzas para ayudar a la comunidad y que puede contar con el apoyo de los oficiales del Área. las lluvias registradas en estos Últimos dÍas en repÚblica dominicana ha afectado a algunas comunidades en el municipio de constanza, las que han vivido mayores dificultades estÁn los pinos. re

back to you gerard. >> thank you nathan. rudolph giuliani stopped off at the mike pence headquarters. our coverage continues. >> the appeal of a donald trump presidency was on display in a small crowded office just south giuliani, shows evidence he says of a weak america now. >> chemical weapons and obama goes be -- >> reporter: it is a message that clearly resonates here but how will it work across the state? that's question we had for the former mayor. >> this message as given by donald trump is forever, he talks abou a what he wants to do with the african americans and the hispanic community. >> losing big among blacks and latinos, can you win without those groups? >> he is either ahead in every one or within the margin of error. >> recent apology in nevada has his up here but looking beyond the election there is real anger. traitor even evil by the crowd. if you have to wonder if the damage will last. will there be afternoon irreparable gap between the two sides? >> you should cover that as much as i saw in denver. i wen

now let's check in with amber, has a look at the day's sports. >> hey, gerard. proponents of the raiders moving to las vegas, they like to say the team's fan base travels well. so fan in oakland will have no problem hopping on a plane to come see them play here. today some of those fans responded to that claim in a very visible way. nbc bay area tweeted vegas, if you build it, we won't come. the affiliate reports the group behind the banner raised 2,500-dollars online in less than 24 hours to pull it off. mean while, denver was in oakland tonight. broncos linebacker and las vegas naitdive brandon marshall rr no longer kneeling during the lept our plowed forward for three touchdowns. raiders win 30-20, and take full possession of first place in the afc west. more on this win, and today's other nfl action ru head in sports night after the news cast. back here at home, the final round of the shriner. bonanza high school grad finished the birthday tied for 24. it's been a 47 year old making the headlines this tournament. pampling had not won on the pga tour in 10 ye

gerard: in what way has he changed? mr. giuliani: from the moment he went to see barack obama, the way they dealt with each other, the way he is conducting himself on his attempt

gerard. >> thank you chloe. a story we first brought you at 6:00. police are investigating an accident at a shopping center after a car plows so into a the cash register. three people were transported to the hospital. >>> a storm creates electrical problems at the airport and leaves people stranded in various. column of smoke produced when a big rig slammed into a large power box on harmon just after noon. the semi burst into flames and the fire shorted out power terminal 3 at mckaren international airport. the outage also trached six people at elevators, surprisingly the truck driver was not hurt. nvenergy was able to restore all power by 3:00 p.m. >>> a limousine runs a red light, crashes into a pickup and five to a party at the time of the crash. california highway patrol says at least two passengers were not wearing seat belts. >>> we're learning more about the shooting that we first reported on friday. it left a man dead on the steps of an apartment building near downtown las vegas. police have arrested poshe banks as an accessory of the murder

captain, a public funeral honoring a man lili gerard cullen is out of proportion, too. you don't think for a minute i disagree with that, but i i n't have to tell you that your behavior could have caused a disaster. n give your reasons in a blow-by-blow in your report. i'm looking to see whether disciplinary action is in order. i can understand that, sir, and i can see how you'd want to consider that option. am i dismissed? [ door opens ] how many guys know their way around the chemistry of controlled substances as well as you and gegeto make a quick dollar at it, all within the law? oh, yeah? oh, thanks for nothing. neal, what's theheame of that high-school chemistry teacher we busted for indecent exposure? am i overheariri the need for skilled help here? you want buntz? go ask sergeant bates. come on, guys, i heard what i heard. what kind of controlled substance we talking about? hey, j.d., don't even think it. he has had experience testing coke, neal. am i right, sid? are turkeys nervous in november? so? i can quack, and i can wadddd across the street, but that don't

. >> 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,

thank you for joining us, i'm gerard ramalho, two brothers killed in a northwest crash, when they went for a birthday gift for their mother. they were d.u.i. driver. nathan o'neil filed this story before heading out for the breaking news. >> together in their final moments, two brothers killed in a crash in the northwest valley. a mother stunned by the loss of robert sean roberts and jermaine 20s. >> they were on their way to get me a birthday gift. >> these were young men with a future, robert eager to start his own clothing line, and jermaine, the star of the family. >> on the path to become successful young men. >> the leftover wreckage telling the story of a gruesome high speed collision. debris cluttering the >> robert came to tell jermaine come go with him. >> a driver in a chevy camaro crashed into them. that driver arrested for speeding and driving under the influence. a tragedy forcing this mother not to bury one but two of her sons. >> flying down a residential street! 35 miles per hour. and they took my best friends >> nathan o'neil reporting for us once again. as for the dr

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. >> gerard ramalho joins us, and routines during the holidays can send us to the er. using appliances that we haven't used a while. before you jump into the season you might want a game plan. >> if you don't know what you're doing things can get out of control quickly. every year, it seems we hear of someone who is severely burned. >> it is a busy season. >> dr. dale carrison, season for holiday visits. getting your home ready. >> some people are decorating their houses for season and they fall off ladders. you'd be amazed how many people actually fall off their ladders. >> reporter: while it should be the season for peace on earth, it can actually be the opposite. trying to meet deadlines can lead to stress and carelessness. >> you need to be driving and not thinking of those other things and people do get the vehicle crashes we see. >> take the advice of an expert, don't end up in the er. a couple other ailments that tend to arise during the holidays, food borne illness from bacterial contamination, just common viruses in we tend to be around groups of people, famil

we are going to continue to follow developments on this story, i'm gerard ramalho, news3. >> genius idea, very impressive. coming up here more jobs are on the way to southern nevada. >> the major player joining several others in this latest >> the biggest error with the feds, the mob in downtown las >> new at 11:00, time to get those resumes ready. hundreds of new jobs coming to southern nevada. >> that city is set to see the >> jim between two companies, amazon.com and the honest company, las vegas may be about to welcome 1500 jobs in the next two years. tax abatement deals, amazon building a new distribution center in north las vegas and promise he 1,000 new jobs within them $1.5 million in tax abatement. the honest company, be started by the father of jessica alba. and artificial intelligence for web design, promises another 500 jobs in five years. in total more than 2,000 people could soon have a new prospect. welcome news for >> i'm thrilled, absolutely thrilled. >> the founder for foundation for a better tomorrow. if you want to know how badly jobs are needed, just walk through the

coach dirk cutter was informed of the eupbt before thursday night's game. >> i talked briefly to gerard before the game to make sure he was okay. and, you know, he seemed -- he seemed fine. >> it is fortunate this didn't turn out worse than it was because which looked like a real we weapon. >> mccoy isn't saying much that only that his family is doing well and safe. frazier face burglary and aggravated assault charges and he is believed to be connected to two burglaries -- several burglaries in pasco and hillsborough county as well. >>> we are learning more of a driver accused of a deadly hit-and-run in lake wales. charles lewis went before a judge on friday. his bond was set at more than device. lewis is accused of seriously injuring deputy adam pinel along route 360 and killing the woman pinel was helping jessica otero. during his arrest.he told investigators he was sorry but they say that is not enough. >> saying that he was sorry is too late. there is nothing he can say that is going to ease our pain. had four beers the night of the crash. he thought he hit something with his truck

i'm gerard ramalho. thanks, for joining us. we begin with kloe in for jerry today. >> we're talking wind gusts to up to 15 miles per hour. it looks peaceful outside, but it's anything but that. at this hour, you can see winds picking up ape cross so far we've received gusts up to 20-30 miles per hour in many neighborhoods. here's a look at the winds throughout the evening. here are the sustained conditions. with wind gusts continues up to 50 miles per hour in parts of southern nevada. the reason is this area of low pressure right here. you can see it moving into the california coast over the last several hours not only bringing heavy rain fall. but also mountain snow. california. and also like i talked about. some abundant snowfall. we're expecting harsh driving conditions over the path. especially in the northern nevada area. as far as how we're doing, we're seeing the winds pick up. rain is in the forecast. it's a wind event for us. you can see a progression of the storm. and we continue to track it throughout the evening, i'

he and mccoy's dad, gerard mccoy sr. came face to face and he pulled out a realistic soft fun and threatened the senior mccoy. he suffered a fractured wrist. he got away but didn't get very far. they found him of stolen items. the coach said he was infrmed of the incident before thursday night's game. >> i talked briefly to gerard before the game just to make sure he was okay. he seemed -- he seemed fine. >> it is fortunate this didn't turn out worse than it was, because this -- this team had a -- a -- this teen had a bb gun which looked like a real we weapon. >> alcides: mccoy isn't saying that his family is doing well this morning. phraseer is facing armed burglary and aggravated assault charges. he is believed to be connected to burglari pasco and hillsborough county as well. >>> we are learning more of the driver accused of a deadly hit-and-run in lake wales. charles lewis went before a judge and bond was set at 100,000 and hes to wear a gps device. he was accused of seriously injuring officer pinel and killing the w

gerard wicks, there. and a 15 round touchdown run run. >> going for investigations now. >> i don't think that is what that is all about and so i don't know. >> we've got another big game next week. >> all he wanted to do was beat memphis. houston leads, 23 seconds left. and that is a gamewinner. we'll see. hello. brent burns let's it fly and beats thomas rice. with 22 seconds left, the deflection and sharks host anaheim tomorrow night. >> warriors earned extra pie wednesday night by setting a record with 47 assists. same two teams meeting again in l.a. they looked unstoppable with that scoring. > keeping turn overs down to me has been one of the keys to this stretch correlating with our defense improving. we're not giving up runnouts and fast break opportunities. >> you can watch at 9:00 a.m. the nature boy. rick flare is clear on rice. >> you're going to beat the team. and and it's a first year mission. i'm told lebron james and cavs are going to drop in. and would make a great tight end as well join us

. >> this time the event takes place at the cosmopolitan hotel on the strip and news 3's gerard ramalho is emceeing the event and joins us with more on what it's about. >> this is one of the rape crisis center's biggest events of the year. it's a fundraiser but it's also a celebration. the center does a lot of great work throughout the preconceived motions about a sex offenders. that's that creepy guy driving down the street. >> the subject matter is not always easy but what the workers are learning is this may save somebody from being a victim. >> there's many different ways when a sexual assault can occurred. >> the rape crisis center holds party smart training of crimes. the las vegas industry draws all types of visitors from around the world and that can include predators. according to the rape crisis center, the number of sexual assaults reported has gone up dramatically in the past couple of years. >> on the one hand, we know that means people know where they can go to reach out to go for the exam. we feel like more people are feeling comfortable reporting sexual assaults. that's

gerard, back to you. >> okay, we'll enjoy what we have for now. thank you, jerry. new at 6, one of the most exciting shows of the year. this year's kendal linley takes us to the return of aviation nation. >> high flying, fast-moving and roaring lou if you're anywhere near nellis air force base this weekend, one thing is for sure your eyes will be pointing straight up for the return of aviation nation. after taking a year hiatus, due to military budget cuts, the air show is back at the base in time for its 75-year anniversary of sister have been attending the show as long as they can remember. this year tuz nt have them looking back, but rather into the future. they hope to one day join the military. >> i know what it's like to be a team and you all have to believe in yourself and stuff. >> aviation nation is the only time nellis is open to the public and families are allowed right up to the runway. >> i was really surprised never seen t the best i've seen. >> u.s. air force veteran dan understands why the kids want to enlist. he explains one of the hopes of the air

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gerard wicks, there. and a 15 run. >> going for investigations now. >> i don't think that is what that is all about and so i don't know. >> we've got another big game next week. >> all he wanted to do was beat memphis. houston leads, 23 seconds left. and that is a we'll hello. brent burns let's it fly and beats thomas rice. with 22 seconds left, the deflection and anaheim tomorrow night. >> warriors earned extra pie wednesday night by setting a record with 47 assists. same two teams meeting again in l.a. they looked unstoppable with that scoring. > keeping turn overs down to me has been one of the keys to this stretch correlating with our defense improving. we're not giving up runnouts and fast break opportunities. >> you can watch at 9:00 a.m. the nature boy. rick flare is clear on rice. >> you're going to beat the team. and and mission. i'm told lebron james and cavs are going to drop in. and would make a great tight end as well join us tonight it is a space race for waste. why nasa asked for help to so

. >> with gerard may believe they have one more bit of advice. make sure it's what you really want. >> if we legalize it federally and throughout the country, once you legalizing can take it back. >>> in that recur in colorado lawmakers are calling arizona's anti-pot as inaccurate and it would've taken off the air. color has been collecting taxes since 2014. much of the money is earmarked for public education. but nearly half dozen ads running here claim colorado schools have it seen that cash. according to those democratic lawmakers, is a that's not true. as a $139 million in tax colorado department of education. >>> we get election fires in the mail all-time people just throw them out. one in particular has some people really upset. it's a voter report card that compares the voting records. he gives everyone a letter grade based on how often they vote. the fire was sent out. we spoke the fire. >> that's communism. that's big brother watching you. i think the misused the information and shouldn't do it again. >> democratics sent similar mailer b

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 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