be in bayview supervisor cowen for joining us this morning as well i know she's a great admire of local administrative codes quite frankly most of those jobs can be in her district you it to michael for inviting us and thank you to the gap team that is here as well their really a homegrown company here and really the best example of what we're trying to do with the advanced industry playbook first of all, we have to understand what manufacturing see everyone thinks i'm the mayor of city dealing with tech and innovation and bio logical sciences that's not true in fact, besides tourism technology and bio sciences manufacturing has been a very steady job creator in san francisco a lot of people don't know that you look at outside and don't see the activities i love did noise this noise means people are making things that's why sfmade and the office of civic innovation call got together to put this playbook together so the public can besides the role of manufacturing in san francisco one, if we understand it we as the board and city and the mayor wouldn't make mistakes down the road to comp

he shot at a local motel. the report calls it assault with a deadly weapon... < in corner of timeline video of motel crime> on august 15th another shooting, this time battery with a deadly weapon five days later, a deadly shooting, police are investigating perez for murder with a deadly weapon then, august 27th: robinson's murder. < video of robinson on boxx in corner> just a few hours later, on august 28th... perez is accused of shooting and killing a man on a motorcycle... " had it not been for what happened with mohommad, he probably would still be running a muck, killing people, and getting away shootings, police arrested perez and had him in a holding cell. perez broke out of handcuffs and escaped north las vegas police custody. officers recaptured him 4 days later. the district attorney is now considering the death penalty. " if he's elligable for the death penalty we are gonna take a hard look at it, because the accusations are that he's killed at least two people and caused a lot of harm

local companies as well. but it's not just about the money. shopping local is generally more efficient, which means less strain on infrastructure and more tax dollars freed up to spend on other things to boost your community. and if you care about the environment, neighborhood businesses typically consume less. finally, when it comes to community building, small businesses do a lot to create events and are around to support local causes and teams. >> shopping with friends and family members can be a lot of fun, especially during the holiday season. so as a small business owner, small business saturday is the perfect time to be creative and boost sales by encouraging your customers to shop together. our guest has some great ideas how to do this. justin krane is a certified financial planner and money strategist who teaches entrepreneurs how to be strategic with their money so they can grow their business. he's also author of "money, you got this." easy to implement money strategies to take control of your fina

the cedar rapids metro economic alliance says it's important to shop local. "34:00it supports our local economy, dollars spent here stay here, and they provide job opportunities, they just produce money, and economic value to our community." small business saturday is this organizations are having sales and specials as an incentive to come. chris and nicole, coming up in our next half hour i stopped by one local business downtown to see what they have to offer. a dubuque man says someone stole more than $30,000 worth of his belongings while he was on vacation. that's from our coverage partner, k-d-t-h. 73-year-old ronald pothoff reported the burglary when he came home last week. he says someone broke in taking dubuque police say in addition to the stolen property, the burglar caused about $700 in damage breaking in. one iowa security salesman says more homeowners are installing video surveillance cameras. one salesman says wired video systems are a popular choice. the higher end systems usually consist of bullet or dome style cameras mounted outside the home. they're hooked up to an h-d

be in bayview supervisor cowen for joining us this morning as well i know she's a great admire of local administrative codes quite frankly most of those jobs can be in her district you it to michael for inviting us and thank you to the gap team that is here as well their really a homegrown company here and really the best example of what we're trying to do with the advanced industry playbook first of all, we have to understand what manufacturing see everyone thinks i'm the mayor of city dealing with tech and innovation and bio logical sciences that's not true in fact, besides tourism technology and bio sciences manufacturing has been a very steady job creator in san francisco a lot of people don't know that you look at outside and don't see the activities i love did noise this noise means people are making things that's why sfmade and the office of civic innovation call got together to put this playbook together so the public can besides the role of manufacturing in san francisco one, if we understand it we as the board and city and the mayor wouldn't make mistakes down the road to comp

thinking i'll buy my baby shower gift locally. they go to the mall. >> so they decided to to the same. >> it's proven if you make it convenient, people will shop, and they love to shop local. >> they went to all the nearby malls to see if they could lease a space for simply vague. and after hearing many noes, they finally heard a yes and moved right in. >> we thought, if we can put it right in their path while they're on their way from one big box retailer to the next, and it makes it easier for them, they'll shop local without even going out of their way to. >> the store has been a great way for makers to have a testing ground for their products. >> i had such a great audience in the mall. and i could find out pretty quickly what was going to resonate with buyers and what wasn't. so at first, i had just a couple products. and found out what was selling really well, and then expanded on that product. >> simply vague also gives them access to the kind of brand awareness that would have been difficult to reach on their own. >> i go

revenge for a local neighborhood. what they did that they hope will prevent people from stealing the off their porches. >> dana: welcome in on this marvelous monday. fresh snow in our local mountains. >> michelle: it's starting to look a lot like christmas around here. it's going to be a cold weekend. >> dana: we got you covered. mountains and an accident. >> tom: can't wait to get up in the mountains this weekend but right now dealing with the realities of our commute. this is from 95 north on to 215 west. you are going to have a little bit of a plan making that loop right now. we have this other situation. not sure if this is an accident or something else. police have closed just before alexander. looking for damage and not seeing any. we'll continue with jeff. -t. >> jeff: this is a look at the earlier accident tom was showing us 15 southbound approaching charleston. we don't have as much traffic on the road coming off a holiday weekend. it is causing a slowdown. >> kelly: might want to have the umbrella handy. mos

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let's go local with this one. michelle is standing by. i don't know exactly where you are because i know that you and the crew were forced to change location because someone was upset with where you first set up, i understand there is a know workers are expected to walk off the job today. >> michelle: that is supposed to happen at 6:00. we were forced off several different locations. it's hard to find a spot to park your car and set up for a live shot on the las vegas strip. this is happening at the mcdonalds right down the street right across from the mirage tucked in there. workers are saying that at 6:00 they are going to risk their job and later on today risk the possibility of arrest because important cause this. is part of that nationwide protest we've been seeing go on where fast food workers are demanding higher pay. $15 an hour is what they want and union rights and so forth. this is not only fast food workers, this is going to be airport workers at o'hare, uber drivers in two dozen cities are going to be joining the protest. her

they support our local community, they support the local economy, and two it's a great opportunity to support those business owners who want to be here, and who have decided to the alliance are small businesses. it provides the support they need, so business's like driscoll's can thrive.. and help each other. "28:46we're all in this together in our community, so we have to support each other and help each other's businesses succeed." small business saturday is this saturday last year more than 95 million people participated nationwide. chris, nicole? "until i can hit the middle of the target every single shot i'm gonna keep pushing and learning. " an iowa paralympian is pushing ahead that he'll earn another chance to represent the u-s at the 2020 but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good morning! it's ---. plan on rain to push into rain at cedar rapids. plan on the rain to arrive mainly in the afternoon and evening. highs be around 40 in many areas. tonight, plan on rain to continue with steady temperatures. the chance of showers should continue to go right in

all proceeds go to local ymca chapters. it is all helping people diagnosed with cancer. >>> roughly 3000 people goody-goody turkey gobble 5k. you can see some of the people finishing right now. many tell us they were happy to spend this thanksgiving with a lot of their lasers -- neighbors . >> they laced up and lined up bright and early ready to hit the pavement in a quiet downtown tampa. the 2nd race got underway just after 7:00. thousands of people snaked through the streets of the city . many ran, some walked. it took him around 60 minutes. he was thankful for that and for everything around him. spectare spell good, beautiful weather, great security, everyone seems to be in a great mood. >> it was a lot more competitive than i thought it would be. usually i am one of the first finishers and i was not this year. there was a lot of people. it was awesome. proceeds go to ymca and their live strong campaign which helps people that are diagnosed with cancer. membership for cancer survivors and their immediate families. >> tho

still the local municipalities are calling on people to evacuate to higher grounds. at onohama port, there was a tidal wave. also at soma port, a 90 centimeters high tidal wave was observed. in the wider area of nakadori, a magnitude earthquake 5 was observed. and magnitude of 4 was observed in other areas. and a 60-year-old woman in soma city fell because of the shock from the earthquake, and she broke her arm. and the observatory are calling on people to stay away from slopes or cliffs and also remain on alert for the next seven days for magnitude earthquake of the scale of magnitude 5. and also in the fukushima dinai nuclear power plant, the reactor number three cooling function suspended for a while, but after the checkup, it was found that there was no abnormality. and in the cooling pool, there are spent fuel rods. but right now, the cooli ining function is in place. and also in thex0 >> hello and welcome to "euromaxx highlights." here are the best bits of the week. the sky's the limit. a dutch artist and his indoor clouds. underground art. an italian city brig

and one local school is getting a big gift. the local celeb's that were at the event today to kick off the clark county students went head to head in the kitchen today-- for the third annual "diced" culinary competition. five teams put their kitchen skills to the test during the competition. it's apart of c-c- s-d's week long celebration of american education week. the young chefs had to incorperate mystery ingredients into their dishes-- which were lemongrass and duck breast. " our chef he always tells us that, well he treats us like we work in the food industry, like he's prepping us for the real world, and i really like that because it gives us the right amount of expereinece we need...after we graduate. " chefs from restarants around the valley where there to judge the competition. southwest career and technical academy took the cake as the winner of the "diced" challange. a generous donation is putting the power of music into the hands of students at "desert pines high school" cultural foundation gave them 20 thousand doll

kathleen jacob fox5 news local las vegas>> a local mother says she's fed up with the rising crime in her neighborhood. she says someone stole her s-u-v right out of her garage fox5's christine maddela shows us how social media played a big part in getting her stolen vehicle, back. <

and you can help a local military family in need. it will last for 3 days... you can drop canned food and non-perishable food items off at these smiths grocery stores.. as well as donate cash or gift cards. our goal is to help 25-hundred local families./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> after a nice pleasant start to november.. we are seeing au sherry swensk tells us if the cool down is going to stick around... still ahead on 8 news now, ((you're watching 8 it's very mild outside at noon... clouds and sunshine... degrees in some neighborhoods. but it's our last really mild day. .................. clouds kept temps very mild near 70 degrees overnight, but they will take ar a cold front moves through later today. ............. winds picking up all over and all over the valley. ...... temps will stay mild today, but the winds will blow up to 40 mph and higher and will cause the road. ....... a cold front will slide through this afternoon and then will bring the cold air following these warmer southwest winds today with breezy north winds tomorrow will bring much cooler te

today -- they're offering free entry to locals. kefauver was on a mission to investigate organized crime. his traveling senate hearings soon made their way to nevada... forever linking las vegas to the mob. the outcomes of these hearings played a role in advancing the country's fight against organized crime. it also helped in the development of las vegas as a gaming capital. you can check out the musuem's artifacts related to the hearings... until nine tonight. coming up... closed after a deadly shooting. departing flights have also been canceled... as police search for the gunman. "at this time police trying to make plan to evacuate the airport itself and to get people off the planes. we do have a few..." we'll have more on who the victim is... and who police are looking for... a pahrump woman arrested for child endangerment... after exotic animals were roaming her home. we'll hear from a neigbor who saw the tigers... rm, flaky layers are on the inside. but let's just say it's more than ever. share the warmth of grands biscuits, n

>> yes. >> they a join local first. check out local first milwaukee.com. all of the vendors at this fair are members of local first so that's how they learn about it and apply for it and everything. >> i love it. >> it's been really fun you guys thank you so much. it's been great highlighting different businesses, ways to support our local economy like you said. i can't imagine anything better than this gift fair and a chance to buy you could go buy all of your gifts you could hit everybody on your list. not this sunday, but next you head out you can shop all day 9:00 to 3:00 at the see both location. a new location for them in walkers point. $5 at the door if you bring a nonperishable food item. right now if you shift 10% of your spending to local businesses they want to hear about it. tell them your story and hash tag local love mke to do tha >> thank you. >>> thank you so much. >>> we have a whole lot more coming up on today's show. more about this robot not only does it help kids learn how to code, but also tells jokes. >>> ryan jay will be here with h

peter dawson fox5 news local las vegas. to date "teams in training" have raised one-point-6 billion dollars for leukemia & lymphoma research. the anti-trump protests have spread around the country... why some locals think these protests aren't worth it. plus, how trump's win is affecting students. the morning rant is next. streets just about every night since donald trump won the election. some of those protests turned particularly violent in portland... and that's where we begin with george ever since trump's win this week.. there have been report acts, even hate crimes. some of these incidents happened in schools and involved young students. this first caller on ever since trump's reports of racist acts, even hate crimes. some of these incidents happened in schools and involved young students. this first caller on that. the second caller questions why trump may now want to keep parts of obama care after vowing to repeal and replace it. send us your rants to the rant at trump says: "they're polling democrats! polling democ

the cedar rapids metro economic al it's important to shop local. "34:00it supports our local economy, dollars spent here stay here, and they provide job opportunities, they just produce money, and economic value to our community." small business saturday is this saturday the 26th. a lot of stores and organizations are having sales and specials as an incentive to come. chris and nicole, coming up in our next half hour i stopped by one local business downtown to see what they have to offer. a dubuque man says someone belongings while he was on vacation. that's from our coverage partner, k-d-t-h. 73-year-old ronald pothoff reported the burglary when he came home last week. he says someone broke in taking upwards of $32,000 in property. dubuque police say in addition to the stolen property, the burglar caused about $700 in damage breaking in. one iowa security salesman says more homeowners are installing video surveillance cameras. systems are a popular choice. the higher end systems usually consist of bullet or dome style cameras mounted outside the home. they're hooked up to an h-d vide

your saturday forecast is minutes away, and a reminder to support local businesses. how your dollars could help . >>> it is small business saturday and you can help small businesses here in the tampa bay area. this morning one local business is fighting for your christmas cash. >> reporter: fighting through be unique challenging finding something unique. you could head to forever beautiful, featuring organic products. >> not using a lot of products that you find at a big store because it may be more reasonable something i wanted to make a statement for. >> reporter: forever beautiful is part of the shop hop, when people are invited to visit on small business saturday. >> the reason why you want to come here is we're going to buy gifts and support your local community. >> reporter: shoppers are expected to spend $117 billion online. store owners here hope to get a slice of that cash by giving some an experience along holiday gifts. >> shoppers visiting participating businesses get their shop hop passport stamped and then will be eligible to win a local shopping spree.

it does appear everything is localized to that one building. apparently that parking garage that you are looking at right now, the s.w.a.t. team was in that building. we are told one suspect has been killed. we saw additional people being led out of the building, one of them as you noticed in handcuffs. however, there wasn't a significant presence around that individual so it's unclear whether that's person was involved in this or whether happened to be in that building and therefore removed either as a precaution or something else. we are also learning that along with this visible law enforcement presence on campus, that all students are being notified about all academic classes are being canceled for the remainder of the day. the campus technically is open, however, multiple buildings are now closed in that area where all this activity is going on. that's 19th avenue, 140 west and the mcquig building, the watts building as well. still very active but we can tell you that according to local media reports, at least one suspect has been killed.

it is not for the government, it is for them, the local people.he village of yawkrom is located on the edge of the reserve. if the sui forest and the frogs that live in it are to survive, the inhabitants have to do their part. they depend on cocoa cultivation for their livelihoods. and also on honey production. here they're being taught how to build beehives and manage the bees. the project was initiated by the frog conservationists. in the past, locals harvested honey in the wild with fire but would burn down trees in the process. the new beekeeping system is designed to protect the forest. change is afoot in yawkrom. in another project, ground that was cleared to make way for farmland is being replanted. in just a few years, gilbert adum and his organisation have managed to enlist the support of locals in protecting the forest. initially, they didn't take his work seriously and didn't see the point of saving the frog and its habitat. but now they've helped plant 15,000 seedlings. gilbert adum: the forest is so vast, so, so vast, and there are so

we are talking about the local mountains. if you've been with us, you've seen pictures out of up state new york where they are socked in. >> dana: they had 50 hours of straight snow in some parts of northern new york. >> kim: that is why we have so many new yorkers who call southern nevada home. >> dana: let's get a check of our traffic from tom. we do it every 10 minutes for your convenience. >> tom: we will start out with a live look at starting next week there will be overnight restrictions between craig and the speedway. that is for work on widening out the freeway. looks like the car got wedged underneath this big rig. this is just past flamingo. traffic relatively light in that area this time of morning. you right now team traffic with jeff. >> the other accident that sky 3 showed us a moment ago was as for the freeways a clear commute on this tuesday. all other freeways clear. another update in 10 minutes. let's get a check of the forecast with kelly. >> kelly: clear skies out there this morning. no rain or snow to tal

he's expected in a local courtroom early this morning. waived attorney client privilege in order to hire a new attorney. his claims his former attorney pressured him to pleading guilty. he's facing 10 years to life for the shooting of that local mom. derek andrews is the man that police say helped him escape the scene. he's facing a maximum of 15 years in prison. low until his co-defendant moves forward with his new attorney. details in the arrest of a woman after police find tigers and monkeys roaming free in her house. police tipped off by animal control in las vegas she was likely traveling with illegal animals. deputies took action when a the warrant was for burglary and theft. texas tv station reports that she's facing a charge of child endangerment because the tigers were living with her 14-year-old daughter at the time. she's expected to be sent back to houston to face those charges. her animals are in the care of animal control. this young lady lucky to be alive after living with tigers. >> kim: look at they are cool to show. it's

many moved with their entire families and run local businesses. this is a day they are very proud of. their children spent their summer break studying in hugh fan province. travel costs paid for by the chinese government, and they return today. >>> some children visited china for the first time. >>> the commerce committee has grown rapidly in the past few years. the members, mostly entrepreneurs with companies in china who moved to cambodia a few years ago, saw their businesses expand rapidly. thanks to local firms taking on large scale projects and real estate development. many members work with major firms, and do things their own way when it comes to negotiation or conducting business. only a few of the companies have signed contracts. >> gao's office is located in an apartment complex with mainly cambodian tenants. he made a conscious decision to hire local staff instead of chinese to increase jobs for cambodians, who have few chances at administrative office jobs. gao began his consulting firm, 11 years after he immigrated to cambodia. until

local students are on high alert, after a rash of robberie come at a local university summ >> interested to see how they met shapes upup through the evening. local mom facing charges after her 23 -month-old son drank alcohol,2 she poured her vodka into a sippy-cup bucks ja shea reports. essay that she took her 23 -month-old son to a high school football game, the 30-year-old andrea mucciarone the smuggled a sippy-cup filled with vodka, th sun began drinking from it, it was discovered what happened an taken to university hospital medical staff and call the police.l t about a child a cave in, reportedly falling down and not able to stand up. >> when they discovered that sh had unwittingly give him access to the alcohol she was charged with child endangering.hh >> it was poor judgment on behalf of the mom i don't think that it was done intentionally, but again is a bad decision to vote the beverage on the type o container. >> he was removed from the home byby in place in the care ofof a relative term o tuesday, she pled not guilty, they said that she is remorsefu about what she put her son

local cuban nathan? >> yes. there's no doubt that fidel castro's death is hitting close to home for many cuban americans. while he ruled that country for several decades, it's actually considered a glimpse of hope for many. >> it's all about power. and he had no concept of human rights. las vegas attorney. his father was 19-year-old when he join add group of para troopers taking part of the failed invasion. now he was from cuba. he was train bid the cia in an effort to over throw castro in the early 1950s. like fighting against fidel castro, dreaming of a free cuba. while they rejoice at the dictator's death, their father waldo unfortunately did not live long enough >> he devoted a large part of his life to free cuba. he wanted nothing else but to see him dead. today at least i know he's looking down, we're closer to a free cuba because he's dead. >>> and and they tell me a free cuba is possible within his lifetime. visit himself. reporting live, nathan o'neal news3. >>> thank you for the update. now we want to

local fast food workers also walked out to join the cause. nia wong joins us now live with an update... ((nia wong)) >> kirsten. that's right. these workers are going to be back here at this carl's junior near the stratosphere for another rally and march. at six this morning...fast food homecare a workers, along with uber drivers at the mcdonalds across from the mirage. >> this is video from earlier this morning. more than a 100 workers were sharing personal stories of their struggles on the current minimum wage. they were holding posters and chanting....saying they want a 15 dollar minimum wage and union rights. it's all part of the "fight for 15" movement which began about 4 years ago. that's after 200 fast-food workers walked off the job at a number of restaurants in new york city. since then...we've seen some major cities lis minimum wage. workers here in las vegas hope to get similar results. they say this 15 dollar minimum wage wouldn't be just for them but for taxpayers too: ((rev. harold carnes/works at five guys "if most of the fast

we can see this here, 20th blocked at the local vine. you can see 20th street here's the local vine. it's blocked. they are blocking the outer drive of the benjamin franklin parkway you can go to the inner drive, but not the outer drive of the benjamin franklin parkway that has been blocked. you can see the turn lane is blocked. you can use the inner drive. you can see the cars here. live on the scene, tractor-trailer brought down wires and pole they are trying to fix it 20th and the local vine. let's look elsewhere around region. this accident cleared organ germantown pike moving better at north wales road. we'll have sunshine not as cold as yesterday no morning, 43 in quakertown, 47 in center city. in the suburbs of new jersey we're in the 40s. >>> surveillance cameras captured the moment a gas explosion rocked the main square in canton, illinois. crews swept up shattered store fronts. natural gas was shut out of an all roads in a three block raid outlines are closed. >>> police in carbon county are looking for three teens who stole pu

van ostern: it's a local issue. if the local communities want to make that decision i support that. governor's office? mr. sununu: i have no interest in running for any other office again. i will not run for congress, i will not run for senate. i have a family and a business. that is why i'm running for governor. want to bring back the new hampshire way. that is our only hope is. mr. van ostern: for a national office. i'm running for a term of 730 days. i will wake up every day focused on helping the people of new hampshire. moderator: do you believe the state should have an inspector general's office? >> the executive council does a good job. i don't know another layer of bureaucracy will achieve that. >> we have a good checks and accountable and true and they do their job. moderator: expanding gambling. if a bill arrived legalizing sports betting would you sign it? >> i haven't really thought of that beyond the traditional casinos. casinos want to come in, we make sureis -- big fan of getting out of people's way. >> i have not looked at it closely either. my concerns about casino

it is very local.re talking about intimidation in the polls in every state, the moderators of the polling place was the person in charge of keeping order. there were a lot of reports of that but people are now understanding that these elections are very local. that is the thing. you have an actual human being you can talk to about what is going on or whatever the problem might be. always operated on trust to a certain degree. people are questioning some of that now. we are getting an education on how elections run in this country. it is hard to see where that questioning is coming from but there have been reports of tampering and incorrect data when it comes to voter registration rolls. i want you to talk a little bit about that. why do those systems seem more vulnerable and why don't you spill over into the results of the election? thomas: i just wanted to expand a little bit on the last question before we move on. i'm really suppressed about the thenumber but i hope as election season draws to an end

shelley: now to our u-local hot shot. we couldn't resist sharing this u-local picture. check out abbie here channeling her best coach bill belichick. very good. you can submit your pictures and video and join the thousands of u-local members by logging onto u-local members by logging onto ulocal.wmur.com. molly's not thinking about cancer today, but three years from now, a routine screening will catch it early and make all the difference. so when chris sununu voted to cut funding for planned parenthood, cutting access to cancer screenings it's politics for him. for molly, it's the rest of her life. the stakes are too high to make chris sununu governo. this advertisement has been paid for by put new hampshire first and has not been authorized by any candidate. would you tell them to be like donald trump? would you point to him as a role model? absolutely i would do that. like to punch him in the face. ahh, i don't know what i said. she ate like a pig. he's a war hero 'cause he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. ahh, i don't remember. would you point to hi

that there may be an opportunity for state, local opportunities.and so is there -- there are 36 governors who are going to be up in 2018. and so as mayor bowser was talking about just the relationships that are required and damon talks about the opportunity that's created and that's just thinking about common grounds, how do we really have a conversation around the regional investments that can happen that really support kind of the small towns that are around, the bedroom communities around some of the larger cities, some of the aging cities. and where is the opportunity for innovation in the shared economy, especially as we think about some of the flexible dollars we had through tiger that could create some spaces for us to do more. thanks. >> i'm not sure. well, i think one of the things that your question raises, your question raised a lot of things and i'm mindful that we're out of time. one of the things is the role of state and local government in planning the built environment and then essentially helping to shape national policy that suppo

but local officials say ey confident the raiders will move to las vegas. "the lott group has the ability and the willingness...more than that..the passion to actually put the private money into this deal that i believe it will take to actually build a stadium" a sands corporation spokesman says the raiders have told them that nothing has changed, regarding the team's plans to move to las vegas the team plans to nfl owners meeting in january. 24 of the 32 owners would need to vote to approve that plan for the raiders to relocate to las vegas. black friday deals are posted online, but that isn't stopping the most dedicated shoppers from sticking with tradition. coming up, we'll tell you who has the hottest deals and where you may want to head now if you're looking to score some good deals on electronics. las vegas is transforming for the holidays. where you can here's a look outside the best buy at charleston near the 2-15 last night. you can see one lone shopper waiting outside the store. that line show is expected to grow ahead of the black friday rush. wa

local. las vegas veterans day is a time to celebrate all of the brave men and women who fight for our country. i'm john huck. i'm christine maddela. there's tons of events going on today and this weekend to honor fox5's eric hilt takes us to one event where a vet is being honored with a special gift. closed captioning this week one veteran got a big veterans day gift... mark kleckner has been struggling with an knee injury for decades... he got the injury while serving on base in the army during the korean war, and now he cant walk or stand for long periods of time. but this week the newly formed las vegas chapter of the korean war veterans association gave mark a wheelchair...a gift that he told me will change his life. "when we heard that i was chosen, we became totally elated, it was a time to toast champagne, it was that kind of elation, it felt great" closed captioning

back in august, local kids went back to school in style.. and students at one scho welcomed in a unique way. there were plenty of moms and women who were active at the school... but noticeably missing... were the men. so, not only did the kids at matt kelly elementary school get the red carpet rolled out for them... it came complete with male role models. alyssa deitch takes us back to that special moment with a look at the men who cheered on the kids that morning. " closed captioning will resume shortly for some children in the valley - time away from home is looked forward to all year.. that's because they get to spend time at camp cartwheel.. it's a secluded home away from home for young cancer patients ... something we and many families are so thankful for being available. we'll take you there when we in august .. a recently diagnosed cancer patient was stolen truck, and it was a viewer who helped make sure the truck was returned. doctors recently diagnosed carolyn with stage 4 breast cancer...she used the truck to get to and from chemot

we are taking you inside undercover to see what is sold at a local farmers market, is it local? farm fresh? or flown in? >> we actually do that in front of the customer take it out. container. the undercover video and what you should look for when you shop local. >>> britain's exit from the european union is facing a new road block they said the union must gain approval from parliament before the exit. they largely voted to stay in the union and it rose 1% with the pound immediately after the ruling was announced. >>> health check this noon, the government says that president obama's health care law may hit a wall. the center for disease control says that the number of uninsured americans dipped by 2,000 the first month of this year. that is not a big enough drop. the progress continues to slow down and is almost tapped out that report comes after premiums are going up dramatically. >>> people that win their battle against cancer also have a second battle after the treatment. but dance is helping patients get back on their feet faster and better than ever. tamala edwards explain

local news at 6:00 starts after >>> we begin fox 5 local news at 6:00 with breaking news out of new york city, a police sergeant robbery suspect. the shooting happened in the bronx, two police sergeants responding tori call about a home invasion, they spotted a car leaving the scene, pulled it over, man inside shot at the officers, the officers fired back, killing the gunman, again tonight one of those sergeants has died. the other wounded. we don't know his condition. the gunman has been identified as man well. we will keep you post >> we thank you for joining us i'm tony perkins prosecutors with the us attorney's office in dc opened a grand jury investigation into the fatal police involved shooting >> a dc police officer shot and killed terrance sterling while riding his motorcycle in northwest. it's a shooting that got national attention and led to numerous protests, paul wagner jobs joins us with details >> witnesses have been summoned a probe that comes less than two months after terrance sterling was shot in the neck by an officer sitting in a cruiser that had moved to block his pa

we will be covering national and local races. if you're most interested on colorado's local issues, our sister station, colorado zone channel two, will focus on those during a special edition from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. >> you're in luck if you're away from your tv -- get results and reactions on both kdvr.com and on her facebook page. >> a developing story -- federal officials have warned authorities in new york city, texas and virginia about a putting local law enforcement on alert days before the boat. >> some federal agencies some bulletins to local and state officials fogging information. the threat was at a relatively low level. >> the port authority of new york and new jersey, which operates airports, tunnels and bridges around your city, continues high levels of patrol. officials say they are keeping an eye out for any and all threats. >> the american people need to know that the department of state and local enforcement -- review our security posture, review intelligence daily, if not hourly. we do this every day, we rev

local blocked at 20th, right across from the franklin institute. so just watch for some local detours, i came through here this morning, and passed it, and you could see this traffic signals are out, police are on the scene. all of that in addition to the typical construction delay that we have here, as the vine street expressway shutdown until 5:00. so it has been a crazy early morning, northbound lanes of 495, an accident at the philadelphia pike for the gang coming up from wilmington, in toward philadelphia, and we still have construction crews out here. this is 95 northbound at academy, only one lane open, as you head into northeast philadelphia. and sue, you mentioned something about maybe some fog during our morning rush hour? >> yes, we are going to keep an eye out for. that will little bit every moisture left over from the cold front that is going to actually be making it way through today. but i want to show you a difference in temperature between the northeast and north of there, where we had 53 degrees right now in new york, and 36 in de

local police will not cite or arrest you for it public. attorneys say they could have immediate impacts on the criminal justice system here. the one thing this law is not changing is the ability for your boss to fire you if you are using it. employers are still allowed to drug test or fire people for a positive test if they choose to do so. >> now after years of delays a brand new medical clinic for ceremony yesterday. veterans had a chance to tour the $12 million clinic which replaced the small crowded one that was built in pahrump more than a decade ago. now these veterans don't have to drive all the way to las vegas to get the care they need. >> they can take care of it and it's about time. we started in 2005 trying to get this done. >> dana: u.s. senator who sits on praised the completion. they will have three doctors out there but hope to add more in the future. >> kim: taking place right now in our great nation numerous veterans day observenses. one is taking place live at the world war ii memorial. we are awaiting at 8:00 this morni

back in august, local kids went back to school in style.. and students at one scho welcomed in a unique way. there were plenty of moms and women who were active at the school... but noticeably missing... were the men. so, not only did the kids at matt kelly elementary school get the red carpet rolled out for them... it came complete with male role models. alyssa deitch takes us back to that special moment with a look at the men who cheered on the kids that morning. " closed captioning will resume shortly for some children in the valley - time away from home is looked forward to all year.. that's because they get to spend time at camp cartwheel.. it's a secluded home away from home for young cancer patients ... something we and many families are so thankful for being available. we'll take you there when we in august .. a recently diagnosed cancer patient was reunited with her stolen truck, and it was a viewer who helped make sure the truck was returned. doctors recently diagnosed carolyn with stage 4 breast cancer...she used the truck to get

he was in a local courtroom yesterday. jerry howard pled guilty to killing 54 kathy shines in january of last year. she was collecting cancel to recycle when he came upon her, he beat her, stabbed her and sexually assaulted her and left her to trash inside a dumpster. her family and friends in tears yesterday as howard offered this apology. >> i want to apologize to the victim's family and my family as well. i was under the influence of pcp, marijuana and meth amphetamines. i was not in my right state of he pled guilty to his charges. his defense attorney said he should spend the rest of his life behind bars. the state requested the maximum sentence. he will be in prison for the rest of his life without the possibility of parole. >> kim: a woman hangs on to a s.u.v. hood as it slams into that wall near the convention center. look at the damage to the car. can you imagine w a man and woman had been arguing nearby an apartment complex. the man started to drive away and the woman grabbed on to the hood of the s.u.v. the man l

local police say that a local high school student has been arrested for planning a mass shooting. saying that the 15-year-old plans were brought out because a parent overheard a conversation the parent head the thing. that parent alerting las vegas police. that police department then investigating and found out that they believe the threat was real. >> people believe it and some don't. no one knows if it's true or not. everyone watches surroundings. we saw police so we kind of figured it was true. >> kim: the reason there are still a lot of questions because this is an active investigation whole hand as far as what was found. they are not letting us know if weapons were found during the investigation or if the student had reserged terror organization. they said they found enough evidence in that home to make an arrest. that teen in custody in juvenile detention charged with making terror threats. more charges could be added as this investigation continues to play out. >> dana: metro arrested a man in woman found lying in a street last week. hudson now in jail for the crime. police

we're going to take you live inside our local airport. kendall is report from the local airport talking about travel around our fine country. >> kim: still to come, one of the recipients for the presidential medal of honor gets emotional during the acceptance. that video has gone viral this morning this. >> toni-marie: this is what it looks like on the 95. speeds are running about the speed limit, looks great. >> kelly: as you are heading out the door it's chilly. pahrump 37. boulder city 46. the rest of the day the >> kim: we told you it was going to happen and now we have the video evidence of it. all these famous faces receiving the medal of honor from president obama. >> dana: 21 people in all and ellen getting misty as she was getting the meld around her neck. >> again and again ellen has shown us that a single individual can make the world a more fun, more open, more loving place so long as wet swimming. she's the voice of dory. the video of her getting misty has gone viral. she almost didn't make it to the ceremony posting a photo