news3 kelsey thomas the airport. kelsey. >> we're told eight robberies at the barely of a gun, tonight you're going to meet a couple who helped track them down. >> two guys like appears out of nowhere. so one of them stops grabbing her purse. >> they don't want to show their faces but this husband and wife say they can't forget the night palms casino. police investigated. the female victim turned citizen-detective. first off, tracking her phone using google. >> it showed the map right away. where exactly my phone was. >> the address police say is the same one this guy davion hayes used to ship 1400 of merchandise. a pair with the same momplet every time. police say targeting station casinos. robbing people at gunpoint while walking to their cars. money, cell phones. the case cracked, and also, a sense of safety. anywhere. >> reporter: and police believe there is a third suspected robber still out there tonight. if you have any information call crime stoppers at 702-385-5555. reporting liven, kelsey thomas, news3. >> k

kelsey thomas reports on the search and the clues for her name. >> reporter: the search for justice begins here, in this secluded desert just off u.s. 93 outside of white hills, arizona. this is where her body was found. but who is she? that's the question everyone wants answered. the sun beats down on the open desert. t there's no structures. there's no infrastructure. >> reporter: interrupted only by passing drivers, it's this empty stretch of land where a teenaged girl was left to be forgotten. >> we need to find out who she is. >> reporter: to this day, the girl found dead on the side of the road in september is still without a name. >> she's known as jane doe. >> reporter: for the first time, we're seeing her face. these newly released images could be the answer to figuring out who she is. recognizes her. >> reporter: this detective is with the mohave county sheriff's office. >> was she murdered? >> there was foul play involved. we're treating this as a homicide. >> reporter: she could be from anywhere. >> thank you. >> reporter: white hills, arizona is a popular pit stop for drivers

reporting live tonight, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> our thoughts go out to that entire family. >>> one man is now in police custody in connection to a murder that may have been drug of this lea lated. late -- drug-related. this is cody sullivan. he was taken into custody and now facesha this is surveillance video of the man before the murder happened. sullivan is the man in the checkered shirt. they are still looking for the other man wearing that backpack and the baseball hat. look closely at your screen. if you recognize him, you could be eligible for a reward. call crimestoppers. >>> some more surveillance images. police are looking for this man he has a gun. hands the employee a note demanding cash. happened at the casino near flamingo and co salt. if you recognize him call crimestoppers at 702-385-5555. >>> somebody forgot to tell harry reid to play nice. he threw some pretty big punches that still has washington talking. jeff gillan has more. >> good evening. reid held a press event outside his office at the capitol. we were hoping to get more red meat about donald trump. but sen

kelsey thomas, news 3. >> thank you. police have not released any information about a motive. >>> another person has been killed trying to cross the street? the valley. metro police tell us the 73-year-old pan was not in a crosswalk. he was just west of the minute -- west of the intersection of tropicana. >>> the driver of a van hit and killed a 19-year-old sunday night on craig road. family members of the victim are speaking out. news 3's antonio castelan joins us live where it happened. they figured out why that 19-year-old was out there on the freeway in the first place. >> reporter: reed, nevada highway patrol troopers say it's not clear what led the 19-year-old to be walking here on the i-15. 19-year-old santiago miranda, family members described him as the life of the party. he managed a landscape party. jesus miranda remembers his brother. troopers say a van hit him while he was walking on the i-15 near craig. >> nobody knows what actually happened. >> reporter: believes he had problems with his car. she said her

kelsey thomas is at the dmv office on sahara. >> reporter: people didn't find it empty. this place was packed. the good news, a permanent solution is on the way. cars single the parking lot like a merry go around. >> no worse than the irs. ever stood in the line at the irs? >> reporter: yes. there is a line of people out the door. >> we're getting close. >> reporter: victor bringing his 1-year-old daughter raven along for the adventure. >> she's good. her mother has her well behaved. >> reporter: that's good because wait times are 80 minutes. >> the first two days after thanksgiving are always the busies >> reporter: if you get stuck in fine, you can take the hassle in stride with good eats or beats. >> '80s rap. >> reporter: shawn moyer has the right idea. >> i have nothing else to do today. the dmv is going to take all day. >> reporter: when you have all day, there's time for that all-important catnap. >> come on. oh. >> reporter: it turns out little luckily, dad made an appointment. that's your best bet if you have to go to the dmv. >> if you make an appointment, you

kelsey thomas is live at metro headquarters with a closer look at the recruit plan. >> reporter: yeah, recruitment for new officers kicking into high gear for officers. these officers will be tasked with keeping the strip and your neighborhood safe. this is just the beginning. tough training that ends with this -- [ applause ] >> reporter: the pinning of the badge. but filling the ranks these days is a little tougher. metro needs almost 300 new officers. >> and it is challenging. >> reporter: rookie officers entering a new world where police are under attack. >> we'll be burying one of our own. shooting and killing a san antonio police officer, murdered just doing his job. san diego benjamin marconi the first of three police officers shot. >> persons that have been wanting to do this, it doesn't deter them. >> reporter: of the nearly 300 new metro officers, 68 will be dedicated to the las vegas strip. the uniformed ofce to stay one step ahead of the criminals. drug dealers, prostitutes and conartists all working the busy boulevard. >> felons, ex-convicts and unable to get the jobs. >>

news 3's kelsey thomas is live at the county jail where this woman is being held. kelsey? >> reporter: well, police are saying that this woman should have never been driving that night. andrea corbani will sleep in a jail cell tonight. police say the night of the crash she was driving on a revoked driver's license. >> i heard the impact of the car. i don't know if it was the wall, but all of a sudden just like -- inside my head, inside my body. when the car hit me, i got dragged, thrown. >> reporter: the crash, so intense, so sudden, chris barela's girlfriend, ashley, never made it out. this father of two still banged up and bruised with broken bones. >> these ribs hurt bad. when i sit up -- >> reporter: he was blindsided six days ago when police say road hitting them as they sat on a wall at charleston and las vegas boulevard. >> she's 40. she knows what she's not supposed to be doing. >> reporter: when the cops showed up, corbani put her keys in the ignition, telling them she had to leave. police say she admitted drinking yeager bombs at the palm's before the crash and p

reporting live, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> all right. thank you. >>> news 3 is your weather authority, and the headline here is that winds are picking up today and a cooler day tomorrow. >> we all felt the pickup this afternoon and bringing a drop in the temperatures. >> the wind advisory in effect weather halfway through november. current wind speeds blowing at a decent rate. we've never had the ferocious winds. a couple of neighborhoods gusted to 45 miles an hour. over the next couple of hours when the front goes through, we'll probably see a slight uptick and neighborhoods will go up there. beatty and pea the winds will be sustained with a few more gusts over 40 and then start backing off slowly through the day tomorrow. more on that part of the forecast when we look at the next seven days. >>> tonight, metro police looking for more potential victims of a man accused of luring kids to his apartment with candy to sexual assault him. this is the man known to his his real name is jose. police say he lived in a complex near charleston and

kelsey thomas is live and this was all caught on camera, right? >> reporter: it was. this one will have you shaking your head. now empty. but here's the thing -- the thieves were caught on a camera inhidden inside of this nifty doorbell. >> you're a mean one, mr. grinch. you really are a he'll -- >> they are real-live grinches. >> reporter: southern highlands on a tuesday afternoon. >> i was infuriated. cheer. >> santa is right here and has a wide angle view. >> reporter: a hidden camera shows the burglary play out in realtime. >> two gentlemen. just kingly come -- quickly came into my yard and ripped out mickey and minnie. >> reporter: watch minnie being drug away. fame they want. ? >> reporter: okay. so ashley filed a police report. but she says she has no plans to replace her christmas display. she really is hoping that somebody will return her mickey and minnie. reporting live in southern highlands, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> i hope they return it as well. thank you. >>> a $3,000 reward is being offered for information about the shootings of eight mule deer span in

kelsey thomas is live near downtown las vegas to tell you more. kelsey? >> reporter: well, nevada probation and parole, changing it up. instead of doing door knocks, they are doing surveillance. they are watching those sex parole officers heading out on patrol making sure sex offenders stay away from your children tonight. it's called operation scarecrow. sex offenders must obey a list of rules on halloween. no decorations, porch lights off, and most importantly, no handing out candy. they can't even answer the door. >> we know certain offenders are a little bit more high risk. we try to focus on those to keep the can community safe. make sure they are looking out in a position that will place them in a triggering, to go out and reoffend. >> reporter: officers are at malls also making sure sex offenders are not hanging out where they shouldn't. >> don't let your kids go off without you. we've seen a big group of kids can going in and out. it only takes a second for something to happen a child. >> reporter: and if sex offenders are caught breaking to an ar

news 3's kelsey thomas is live at clark county election headquarters. that will be a very busy place this time tomorrow night. >> reporter: jim, it looks so quiet right now. but you are right. tomorrow this place is going to be really this is called crunch time. this campaign season has been rough. we don't want your election day to be like that as well. >> do you know your polling location? have a good day. >> reporter: it's the final push to get the vote out. >> it's getting people to use voices. >> reporter: this woman hits the busiest walkway on unlv's figure out their poling places. >> all throughout school i was excited knowing i would be a first-time voter. >> reporter: those in charge of the polls are picking up everything they need to make it a smooth process tomorrow. >> we'll have officers frequenting polling sites to ensure that they are safe. >> reporter: voters' safety, a top priority for metro police. >> at this time, we've not received any intelligence in type of disturbance or incident at any polling site here in clark county. >> report

kelsey thomas takes us up the mountain. >> reporter: you guys, it's still sweater weather up here at lee canyon. skiers and snowboarders not too happy to see this sign. you can see there is a little bit of snow. all of the people looking to work off that turkey and stuffy don't mind. no snow means more time for s'mores. >> is there anyone on this planet that doesn't like a s'more? >> reporter: frank is fireside with his wife on mount charleston. visiting from toronto, they wanted to sight see outside of las vegas. >> this is a beautiful area. that's for sure. >> reporter: along nearby hiking higgins and her dad to the mountain. >> we're trying to avoid --[ inaudible ] >> reporter: as the sun peeks through, she can't help but reminisce. >> it would be wonderful to go back and do some things they did in the old days. ski down a couple of runs on a bathing suit. [laughter] >> reporter: no baiting suits today. just a spin in the corvette with >> it's great. 47 degrees and the heater going full blast makes it very comfortable. >> lift check. party of four. >> reporter: here at the lodge,

news 3's kelsey thomas reports from the crash seen in the northwest part of the valley. >> you want to protect your kids. my kids call me, i'm always there. and this one time i wish i wouldn't have answered the he asked me what i wanted for my birthday. >> reporter: be instead of celebrating her birthday, she's preparing to bury her two sons. today, she's visiting the ever-growing memorial where jermaine asher and robert sean roberts were killed by a suspected drunk driver. >> oh, my god. i'm trying to be strong. >> reporter: the days since have been filled with anger and grief. >> no, i'm not okay. i will never be okay. but i will never be okay. >> reporter: in a black jail jump suit with his hands shackled, the suspected driver, willie wortham, came face to face with a judge in a las vegas courtroom. his bail setal $500,000. in the metro police report obtained by news 3, police say he admitted to drinking four shots of hennessey before the crash on saturday night. officers describe his eyes as 115 miles an hour, more than three times the posted speed limit, racing a pickup truck seco

kelsey thomas with the latest. >> reporter: a very tearful willy worth a.m.s saying he is sorry to that mother who is preparing to bury not one but two sons. that funeral hapng courtroom in a blue jail jumpsuit with his hands shackled worthams was crying as he came face-to-face for the first time with the mother of sean jermaine asher and robert sean roberts. police say worthams admitting to drinking four shots of hennessey before the crash two weeks ago. according to officers he was driving 115 miles per hour, more than three times the posted speed limit racing a pick up apologized to the mother of the victims and here is what she told us outside of the courtroom. >> i am looking at him and his family and i don't think he is a bad person. and that's so sad. his life is gone because of this. but for my boys, i'm going have to push that sympathy to the side and i'm going to have to stand up and i want justice. sorry just don't cut it worthams was racing another driver the night of the crash. the mother, she really wants to hear from this driver. she wants to know what happened in the mom

kelsey thomas talked to him about his career with metro and the one hit-and-run crash that still kes >> kind of bittersweet. >> reporter: sergeant richard strader knows his time is running out. >> i got eight days left. >> reporter: here in his bare office the walls are empty. the pictures are gone. and his department manual is packed away. >> i've been a sergeant for just over 16 years. >> reporter: now he is a retiree. well. almost. the calls still coming in from families who have lost loved each and every one marked on a calendar hanging in his office. >> every fatality that we've investigated for the last six-and-a-half years has been avoidable. >> reporter: words from a man capping a 24-year career that included high-profile investigations such as the 2012 bus stop crash where a drunk driver killed four people. >> it was basically like a bomb had exploded. it was horrible. and horrific and probably the worst thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: one case in particular has never left him. the road. parts of a costume in the roadway. >> reporter: brazil ward was hit by a run away dri

kelsey thomas, news 3. >>> an update to breaking news we've been following all day. japanese authorities lift a tsunami advisory for waves up to 10 feet after an earthquake strikes off the coast of the island nation. the coast of fukushima, where an earthquake destroyed a power plant five years ago. a warping for waves up to 5 feet is still in effect. >>> in tennessee, six children dead when their school bus crashed. the district attorney in chattanooga says five of the children died on the bus. the sixth died at a hospital. their identities and ages have not been rere-- released. authorities say 35de 23 patients are in area hospitals. >> a bus crash involving school children is every public safety professional's worst nightmare. it's also the thing we all train for. you have police, fire, ems and our partners out here doing everything they can to rescue victims and report the victims of those who have already been treated. >> police say the bus was the only vehicle involved in the the presidential transition as more names are added to the trump administration. the p

kelsey thomas has tragic top story. >> reporter: just a few feet from the busy roadway, friends and family are out here tonight leaving candles and flowers for two brothers who were inseparable. they were only a year apart. tonight their mother is offering up a story of love -- love and loss. sharithea everett says her life is destroyed, knowing her two sons are never coming home.

news 3's kelsey thomas was in court for that and is live at the regional justice center. >> reporter: a rare exchange if you think about it. a tearful apology as that mother tries to explain the pain she's dealing >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: a tearful willie worthams apologizing to a mother struggling to foregive as she prepares to bury her two sons. >> i don't have it in my heart to forgive. so sorry doesn't cut it. >> reporter: the two brothers were in inseparable. >> i just had to see him for myself. >> reporter: in a blue jail jump suit with his hands shackled,

reporting live in court tonight, kelsey thomas, news3. >> thank you for that. moving on to something more positive now. the city of las vegas is testing a new way to harness energy. according to that, you only need walk shoes. special tiles in the sidewalk may one day provide energy to entire communities. >> you hear about the benefits light up when you step on them. they actually do much more than that. they help to provide energy that powers this entire area. it may look like any other plaza but this square on first and boulder, in the las vegas arts district is on the cutting edge of technology. >> it's a green concept, renewable energy, sustained energy. >> four lightol equipped with charging stations for mobile devices. the lights powered two ways, through solar panels and through kinetic tiles into the pavement. >> we completed the kinetic energy and solar energy and created a teal network. >> developer says when people harnessed and stored in a battery. >> eliminate our trails when people want to go out after dark and walk on the trails. >> las vegas ene

kelsey thomas is live where the crash happened. kelsey? >> reporter: well, reed, we're at charleston and las vegas boulevard. las vegas police say that this woman should have never been behind the wheel when she came up over the curb onto the sidewalk, slamming into this wall here behind us. they say she was driving with a the crash, so intense, so sudden, chris barel's girlfriend never made it out. he's still recovering with broken bones. the two blindsided six days ago when police say andrea corbani veered off the road on the sidewalk while they were sitting on a wall. a newly-released report says when the cops showed up, the woman put the keys in the leave. police say she admitted to drinking yeager bombs at the palm's casino and pulled down her pants and peaked in the patrol car. >> they have things like lyft and stuff. i don't know why you couldn't pick up the phone and call somebody. >> reporter: police say her driver's licenses with revoked in june. and she should have never been on the road. court records show she was arrested for

news 3's kelsey thomas was in court for that and is live at the regional justice center. >> reporter: a rare exchange if you think about it. a tearful apology as that mother tries to explain the pain she's dealing >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: a tearful willie worthams apologizing to a mother struggling to foregive as she prepares to bury her two sons. >> i don't have it in my heart to forgive. so sorry doesn't cut it. >> reporter: the two brothers were in inseparable. >> i just had to see him for myself. >> reporter: in a blue jail jump suit with his hands shackled, willie worthams looked her in the eye. >> when i look at him, i don't see a bad person. when i look at him, i see my boys. they are like the same age. >> reporter: police say willie worthams admitted to drinking four hennesseys before the crash. >> just for that split second, he made a careless decision. >> reporter: according to officers, he was racing a small green toyota pickup the posted speed limit. but the identity of that other driver is a mystery. >> he pulled over. like you couldn't check on my boys? i mean, you cou

kelsey thomas, news 3. tomorrow. >> a federal judge is looking into allegations of voter intimidation by a trump supporter here in clark county, a judge ruled there was no evidence of intimidation. democrats are asking the judge to issue a restraining order. metro police say officers will be patrolling locations. they asked interfere with those voting. >> these monitors by the department of justice will be at mineral county. local officials have the first responsibility to respond to any issues of violence or intimidation at our polling locations. >> while nevada is a big battle ground state. the candidates are focusing their efforts out east. direction. >> hillary clinton began her last day push in pennsylvania. i want to be the president for all americans, not just some. >> she leads by 4% nationally in our new poll and will not be prosecuted for our e-mails, no change after the fbi reassessment. >> donald trump raged. hillary clinton is being protected by a totally rigged system. >> but outside a swing c

kelsey thomas is live with the home surveillance the family hopes will bring their decorations back. >> reporter: you guys, that's what all of the neighbors are asking, who would do something like this? you can see the family yard is this is where mickey and minnie used to be. the thieves may not know they were captured on camera united states because it's hidden inside this high-tech doorbell. ? >> they are real-life grinches. i don't think the real one would steal mickey and minnie. >> reporter: a story tale comes to life. ashley leech said these two stole her christmas cheer. >> reporter: a self-described disney fanatic. >> i bought them and i couldn't wait to put them up. >> reporter: she didn't think she needed to guard her front yard christmas display. a camera hidden in the doorbell. >> it has a wide angle. >> reporter: it captures the burglary play out in realtime. >> two gentlemen. i wouldn't call them that. quickly came into my yard and just rip up mickey and minnie >> reporter: watch poor minnie being dragged away. >> why? why steal mickey and minnie? they are just inflata

kelsey thomas has tragic top story. >> reporter: just a few feet from the busy roadway, friends and family are out here tonight leaving candles and flowers for two brothers who were inseparable. they were only a year apart. tonight their mother is offering up a story of love -- love and loss. sharithea everett says her life is destroyed, knowing her two sons are never coming home. way to get me a birthday gift. >> reporter: robert sean roberts and jermaine asher were killed in a violent car crash in the northwest valley over the weekend. police say the brothers made an illegal u-turn and 25-year-old willie wortham was speeding and driving drunk when he slammed into them. >> this animal, who have no regard for no one's safety. >> reporter: new numbers from the department of public safety show drunk driving crashes are up 10% county. but aaron brien who dedicated her life to making our roads safer says the number is deceiving because it can take months to get data back. >> it's infuriating to me that we're still seeing people die in alcohol or other drug-impaired crashes. >> reporter: thanks

kelsey thomas is live at metro headquarters with a look at the easiest ways you can protect yourself at home. kelsey? >> reporter: 40 burglaries a day, that is the average. we did the math so you don't have to do it. we're talking one burglary every 36 minutes. your best bet is to stay step ahead of the crooks. >> my heart immediately stopped. it was very nerve-racking. it was very scary. >> reporter: walking around jennifer arnold's home like he didn't have a care in the world. >> he was just walking around. taking his home. >> reporter: a crook on her security camera in her living room. in minutes her electronics gone. her lab diesel not much of a watch dog. >> i actually went in and put locks on my gates.

kelsey thomas is live where the crash happened. >> i want to give everybody an idea what the neighborhood is like. this is rainbow. this is a neighborhood filled with apartment ce police say willie wortham was barreling down the road racing another driver on saturday night when he killed those two brothers and what happened next has a mother heartbroken. >> every single mom, you want to protect your kids as a kid. you want to protect your kids. my kids call me, i'm always there. this one time i wish i wouldn't have answered the phone. he just asked what i wanted for

kelsey thomas has the home you taking your head. the family's yard is now empty. get this -- the thieves were actually captured on a hidden camera that's inside this nifty doorbell. ? >> they are real-life grinches. >> reporter: a story book tale comes to life. southern highlands on a tuesday afternoon. ashley leech says these two stole her christmas cheer. >> i was i work really hard for stuff. it just felt like a sense of entitle to them. i saw those and i put them up. >> reporter: she didn't think she needed to guard her display. cameras right here, hidden in the doorbell. >> it has a wide angle view. >> reporter: captures the burglary play out in realtime. >> two gentlemen just quickly extension cord. >> reporter: watch poor minnie being dragged away. >> why? why steal them? there's no monetary value to them. they are inflatables. >> ashley posting the video on facebook. >> i'm pretty sure it's about 40,000 views. >> she hopes you will recognize the crooks and call the cops. ? >> reporter: ashley filed a police report but has no plans to ppl display. she just

kelsey thomas is live at metro headquarters with a look at the easiest ways you can protect yourself at home. kelsey? >> reporter: 40 burglaries a day, that is the average. we did the math so you don't have to do it. we're talking one burglary every 36 minutes. your best bet is to stay step ahead of the crooks. >> my heart immediately stopped. it was very nerve-racking. it was very scary. >> reporter: walking around jennifer arnold's home like he didn't have a care in the world. >> he was just walking around. taking his home. >> reporter: a crook on her security camera in her living room. in minutes her electronics gone. her lab diesel not much of a watch dog. >> i actually went in and put locks on my gates. i have three outdoor security cameras. >> reporter: we've seen it time and time again across las vegas. burglaries caught on camera. remember this no nonsense neighbor who startled thieves coming out of a home across the street from him? >> it's really scary. >> reporter: or this teen hell bent on a break-in using a rock to bust through a couple's window. fbi stats show there were

. >> reed: the homecoming was a news 3's kelsey thomas brings us this amazing reunion. >> thank you veterans! >> i was sitting in the hallway for about 15 minutes. i mean, ways nervous. i mean, i don't get nervous very often. >> reporter: major beau is waiting for the moment his children have no idea is coming. >> i didn't really want to pull them out of school. >> reporter: decked now his camouflage fatigues he walks into their school cafeteria. >> i looked at them and >> i wanted to go and give him a hug but i didn't know fi was allowed to. >> reporter: standing on stage with his classmates, ten-year-old joe is in shock. >> i didn't want to get in trouble. >> one of the teachers says go get him! >> joe rushes to his dad for a giant bear hug. >> it felt good. because i haven't seen him in so long. >> reporter: then his little brother 8-year-old cole runs over. both hold on tightly to their waiting for for nine months. >> reporter: on this veterans day, far away from kuwait, the major is just dad. he's home just in time for the annual parade in downtown las vegas. >> so we've been coming out

news 3's kelsey thomas is live at clark county election headquarters. that will be a very busy place this time tomorrow night. >> reporter: jim, it looks so quiet right now. but you are right. tomorrow this place is going to be really this is called crunch time. this campaign season has been rough. we don't want your election day to be like that as well. >> do you know your polling location? have a good day. >> reporter: it's the final push to get the vote out. >> it's getting people to use voices. >> reporter: this woman hits the busiest walkway on unlv's

news 3's kelsey thomas is live at the county jail where this woman is being held. kelsey? >> reporter: well, police are saying that this woman should have never been driving that night. andrea corbani will sleep in a jail cell tonight. police say the night of the crash she was driving on a revoked driver's license. >> i heard the impact of the car. i don't know if it was the wall, but all of a sudden just like -- inside my head, inside my body. when the car hit me, i got dragged, thrown. >> reporter: the crash, so intense, so sudden, chris barela's girlfriend, ashley, never made it out. this father of two still banged up and bruised with broken bones. >> these ribs hurt bad. when i sit up -- >> reporter: he was blindsided six days ago when police say

kelsey thomas talked to him about his career with metro and the one hit-and-run crash that still kes >> kind of bittersweet. >> reporter: sergeant richard strader knows his time is running out. >> i got eight days left. >> reporter: here in his bare office the walls are empty. the pictures are gone. and his department manual is packed away. >> i've been a sergeant for just over 16 years. >> reporter: now he is a retiree. well. almost. the calls still coming in from families who have lost loved

kelsey thomas is live with the home surveillance the family hopes will bring their decorations back. >> reporter: you guys, that's what all of the neighbors are asking, who would do something like this? you can see the family yard is this is where mickey and minnie used to be. the thieves may not know they were captured on camera united states because it's hidden inside this high-tech doorbell. ? >> they are real-life grinches. i don't think the real one would steal mickey and minnie. >> reporter: a story tale comes to life. ashley leech said these two stole her christmas cheer.

>>anchor: kelsey thomas joins us from the clark county detention center. >>reer said she wants trusted and admired him. >>interpreter: imagine how i feel i am a mother, i don't work. my work is to take care of them and look what happened.i trusted him. >>reporter: and amanda mowser can't believe it happened to her children. >>interpreter: they used to call him grandpa and left him. asusena, the 63-year-old as a child predator who prayed on kids at this east las vegas apartment complex on charleston and ellis. for amanda's arrest has a purple mix of grief and anger. she said he painted her three little girls with candy, touched himself, made them watch porn and get them quiet with threats. >>interpreter: my kids told me they couldn't stop going and visiting him because he told something is going to happen to your mother. >>reporter: a mantis girl eventually told about what happened. she called police, detective say there may be more victims. >>interpreter: what i want is for him to pay with jail. a lot of things are going through my mind of what i want them

. >> reporter: kelsey thomas, news3. >> anchor: family here in las vegas. 3 million people lined the streets of new york city to enjoy the annual macy's thanksgiving day parade. this is the 90th year for this parade. it went off without a hitch. new york city's finest along with other law enforcement were out in full force to make sure that everybody is a safe time. their presence was everywhere but so were the sanitation trucks filled with sand and the parade route. the trucking at as a barriers against any kind of attack. 3,000 uniformed and plain clothes officers, bomb-sniffing dogs and even officers with portable radiation detectors were out in the crowds. >> anchor: port authorities say tonight they foiled a suspected plan by a isis terrorist cell to launch an attack on paris. disneyland paris was the suspected targeted. seven terrorists suspected terrorists were arrested in the cities in the officers had been monitoring the cell for more than eight months. >>> president-elect donald trump telling america tonight this he's working hard this thanksgiving on original his administr

kelsey thomascy thomas looks at the recruitment tactics. >> recruitment for new officers kicking into high gear for metro, these officers will be tasked with keeping the strip