((sheriff joe lombardo: "i need everyone to have calm heads, calm heads.")) ((patrick walker)) metro police and then assistant- sheriff joe lombardo intervened to diffuse the conflict. cliven bundy says in the case of the hammonds... he believes the harney county sheriff should have stepped in to prevent like lombardo did... to prevent this conflict from escalating. ((cliven bundy/rancher: "the sheriff should have handled this a long time ago and protected the hammonds, and at least given them a chance for a decent hearing.")) > ((patrick walker)) politicians are beginning to weigh in on the conflict... harry reid today condemned the actions. and a few republican presidential candidates are calling for peace. more on that... plus what marco rubio told me when i questioned him about demonstrations like this a few months back... coming up at 6. ((paula francis)) will we be seeing cliven bundy making an appearance in oregon? ((patrick walker)) i asked hi about that... and talk to the people in the community at some point... but for now he has no plans to go. ///

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sheriff joe lombardo said that revelers will notice an increased presence of officers along the las vegas strip and at the fremont street experience in downtown las vegas. as tradition goes, both fremont street experience and the las vegas strip will be affected by closures ahead of tonight's new year's eve celebration. 5 pm is the time for all eastbound off-ramps from i- 15 to close.... including tropicana, flamingo and spring mountain. by 6 p- m all streets, roads and alleys leading onto las vegas boulevard between sahara and mandalay bay will be closed with barricades in place. by 6:15 all vehicles will be cleared off the strip and around 6:30 the strip will be open to pedestrian traffic. tonight, the fireworks will begin at midnight and last for fifteen minutes. 1:30 am is when the barricades will the street sweeping begins at 2. at about 3:30 am, police will reopen those closed i-15 off-ramps. the sheriff said he's also requesting that people heading down to either bags and home. bag, police will be people to remove those items, and says those who don not will be dealt with individua

sheriff joe lombardo. the community had the chance to come out and meet the sheriff along with other officials from the marshal unit and the fire department. lombardo says their goal is to make sure they're listening to people. sheriff joe lombardo lvmpd 17:18:36:23-17:18:43:11 "a lot of times you sense the frustration at these types of events because people say, i called but i never heard from and sometimes we are at fault in that aspect. this gives you the ability to respond to them directly." and the event was family friendly too! kids there got to sign a metro patrol car and meet with officers. strapped down to a wheelchair.. and moaning... that's how the man police shot at in front of the bellagio made his first court appearance.. and the whole thing was very bizzarre. nat moaning 2:01:21 as the judge set khaleal dollars... he was was tied down, gagged, barefoot and making noise for his entire hearing. his brothers were their for the whole thing. they tell us he's mentally ill, and usually takes medic

lombardo managed to land the chopper in the intersection, wires, or passing cars below. miraculously he and the student walked away without injury. remarkably only this street sign was clipped during the accident. right now the fa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened here. >> that was tracy korosko reporting. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. x with stronger, clean sea-bond. this is the joy for me. i love bread! i love bread. i now just manage it, so i don't deny myself bread, i have bread everyday. that's the genius of this program. i lost 26 pounds and i have

>> negative, negative. >> reporter: lombardo managed to land the chopper in the intersection of buena vista neighborhood, and east alhambra avenue. wires or passing cars below. miraculously, he and the student walked away uninjured. remarkably, only this street accident. right now, the faa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened here. reporting from lindenhurst on long island, tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. >>> two men caught carrying 48- kilograms of heroin worth up to $13 million according to police. dea agents spotted the men, one driving a pickup truck, the other driving a monster truck, circling a block in elmhurst last night. agents say they found drugs hidden inside car parts loaded on the truck. the men now face drug possession and conspiracy charges. >>> a suffolk county woman in need of a kidney transplant will remember the blizzard as the day she got a second chance at life. she had been waiting a year and a half for a new kidney. call from a nurse saying they had a perfect match, but emergency crews doubted an ambulance could get her to stoney brook hospital. so a d

. >> reporter: confident words from pilot joseph lombardo as the video shows the inside of crash landing in the middle of a >> i looked to my left and i see the helicopter right next to me and i thought i was seeing things. i saw it go behind the trees and under the power lines and just tip right over. surveillance video shows when the helicopter of the and his first time student falls out of the sky. residents heard the failing engine overhead. >> all of a sudden, the puttering got worse and i watched the propellers actually stop. and i started going like, just land! just land! >> reporter: air traffic controllers knew the chopper was in trouble from this may day transmission. lombardo managed to land the chopper in the intersection, avoiding any homes, electrical wires, or passing cars below. walked away uninjured. remarkably, only this street sign was clipped during the accident. right now, the fa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened here. >> that was tracy korosko reporting. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." denture adhesive seals. holds stronger t

lombardo managed to land the chopper in the intersection, avoiding any homes, electric wires, or passing cars below. miraculously he and the student walked away without injury. remarkably only this street sign was clipped during the accident. right now the fa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened here. >> that was tracy korosko reporting. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. this is the joy for me. i love bread! i love bread. i now just m mage it, so i don't deny myself bread, i have bread everyday. that's the genius of this program. when the twins were about 10 days old, the doctors told us they were going to need blood transfusions. we're so proud of who they've become. as a result of one person, deciding to spend an hour of their life giving blood is just immeasurable, how powerful that one donation could possibly be. >>> and liftoff. liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission. >> reporter: 30 years ago

lombardo managed to land the chopper in the intersection, avoiding any homes, electric wires, or passing cars below. miraculously he and the student walked away without injury. remarkably only this street sign was clipped during the accident. investigating exactly what happened here. >> that was tracy korosko reporting. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." just switch from denture paste holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. this is the joy for me. i love bread! i love bread. i now just manage it, so i don't deny myself bread, i have bread everyday. that's the genius of this program. >>> and liftoff. liftoff of the 25th space shuttle mission. >> reporter: 30 years ago today, the space shuttle "challenger" broke in the sky 73 minutes after liftoff. all astronauts on board were killed. among them is christa mcauliffe who would have been the first teacher in space. during a day of remembrance at arlington national cemetery will be held today. >>> three years after losing a leg in the 20

sheriff lombardo says metro will resume responding to non-injury accidents once again.. now that the department has received extra funding for more officers. right now... the rain and cold.... for a chance to get a powerball ticket.... at the stateline.... in primm.. you're taking a live look... right now.. the jackpot for tonight sits.... at $500 million dollars.. you have about an hour left to still get your ticket.. coming up... in just a few minutes... we'll check in with.... action news reporter.... gina lazara... who's standing in line... with dozens of others... who are feeling lucky. the future is on display in las vegas this week. coming up.. we'll take you to the consumer electronics show to check out some of the amazing gadgets.. from washing machines to mirrors that help you do your makeup. plus... major changes are coming to pet shops... in las vegas.. what a new ordinance passed just hours ago..om pet stores.. we're following a developing story from las vegas city ordinance to stop the sale of puppies from so-called "puppy mills." th

sheriff joe lombardo announced the change today, saying they can respond to these crashes now that they have more funding. metro says if you are in a situation where your car can be moved and call 3-1-1. if there's major damage, a driver is impaired, or if someone is hurt, then call 9-1-1. metro says these rules benefit drivers in small crashes, who just want to get on with their day. hundreds of solar employees at two different companies are losing their jobs, after the public utilities commision decided to raise customers' rates. solarcity say it had to eliminate more than 550 jobs in nevada. the company will try to relocate some of those people to other states. competitor "sun run" also laid off about 200 people today. governor brian sandoval says he has a team ready to host a job fair at solar city, and says he will respect the p-u-c's decision. homeowners have more options than ever, to keep their houses safe from burglars. we'll look at the latest technology on display now at c- e-s, that will soon be on the market. hoverboards are just one of the latest tech gadgets people are us

mayor goodman also took time to thank sheriff joe lombardo... and all the law enforcement and the law enforcement and emergency crews... who helped keep everyone safe on new year's eve. the search for the massive powerball jackpot is still on... and the madness continued at primm lotto store. the line wrapped around the store again by the time the doors opened thursday morning... and stayed like that until the shop closed thursday night. the current jackpot - now sits around 700 million dollars... and will continue to climb as more tickets are sold before saturday night's drawing. if you don't want to wait in that line... maybe drive another half hour south. christine jacquart sent us this photo... showing no wait for lottery tickets in baker. she says it was well worth driving the an already star- studded super bowl 50 halftime show... just got bigger. pepsi confirmed on thursday... pop megastar beyonce will join coldplay to perform during the halftime show next month. this won't be beyonce's first super bowl performance. she was briefly joined

sheriff joe lombardo change yesterday, saying they can crashes now that funding. are in a situation where your car can be moved and no one is hurt, call 3-1-1. but if there's or if someone is hurt, then call 9- 1-1. the "more cops" tax hike gave metro more money to hire officers. metro's traffic bureau currently has 135 officers... and they plan to add about 15 more this year. for the first time, both houses of congress have approved legislation that would repeal obamacare. the house passed the measure yesterday. it was one in a long line of more than 60-votes to try and roll back all or some of the law. the measure would also bar any federal money for planned parenthood. president obama has promised he'll veto any bill that dismantles his health care law. today marks one year since the deadly attacks at the french satirical magazine, charlie hebdo. the magazine published an anniversary cover showing a bearded, bloodstained figure carrying a rifle with the headline "one year on, the killer is still at large." left eleven people dead - took place after the publicat

as sheriff joseph lombardo promised - they're now able to respond to more crashes now that the department is getting more funding. but they're still encouraging drivers in fender benders to think twice about calling - if they feel they don't need help from police. if youre in a small crash - they ask you to call 311 instead - "the other party has their information insurance cards drivers license can you do a name exchange." if the accident is serious - call 911. "if there is major damage or any type of injury or that drivers are impaired traffic officers will complete a full investigation." metro says the responses to traffic collision will no doubt spike - but they hope the increase wont affect response times to severe emergencies. they say this also benefits drivers in small crashes who just want get on with their day. "it puts the citizen back in the drivers seat if there is a fender bender sometimes youre standing there going do i need to be here can i just do a name exchange and work it out amonst each other and the reality is yes you can." reporting ophelia young fox 5 news local la

mayor carolyn goodman and sheriff joe lombardo will make appearances. there will be also be live entertainment, crafts and bounces houses for the kids, food trucks, and more. up in the eighties, you will probably remember this band from england. and that's not just because of their music. a flock of seagulls were also known for their totally awesome hair. the band performs january 9th at the suncoast. don't forget! send your vegas photos and videos to icontribute@ktnv.com or use hashtag i-c-13 on social media. and head to our website for the full list of thirteen things to do in las vegas. with your 13 things to do this week, i'm megan telles action news anchor... jacqui heinrich is live from las vegas city hall with more jacqui. 14:21:08-14:40:15 "public safety continues to be my priority....that isn't safe." winter weather advisories are still in effect for the spring mountains and sheep range above 5,000 feet through this afternoon. an additional 1-3 inches of snow is expected on mt. charleston with heavier snow totals possible at higher elevetions.

as sheriff joseph lombardo promised - they're now able to respond to more crashes now that the department is getting more funding. but they're still encouraging drivers in fender benders to think twice about calling - if they feel they don't need help from police. if youre in a small crash - they ask you to call 311 instead - "the other party has their information insurance cards drivers license can you do a name exchange." if the accident is serious - call 911. "if there is major damage or any type of injury or that drivers are impaired traffic officers will complete a full investigation." metro says the number of responses to traffic collision will no doubt spike - but they hope the increase wont affect response times to severe emergencies. they say this also benefits drivers in small crashes who just want get on with their day. back in the drivers seat if there is a fender bender sometimes youre standing there going do i need to be here can i just do a name exchange and work it out amonst each other and the reality is yes you can." reporting ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas. me

sheriff lombardo says metro will resume responding to non-injury accidents once again.. now that the department has received extra funding for more officers. a major change by the city of las vegas with an ordinance to stop the sale of puppies from so-called "puppy mills." the proposal was discussed meeting. there was also a long line of people wanting to comment on the issue.. that reached through the back of the room. existing pet stores will have 2- years to comply with the new order. an urgent investigation now underway to determine if north korea successfully tested a powerful hydrogen bomb. and... this man ....stopped traffic along a busy highway for hours..... when he climbed onto a sign.... hanging over the freeway... find out... what he was doing up there... and... how it all ended... plus... a man in tennessee stopped traffic on a busy interstate moving a tv is a real pain. would that be easier if i had prism tv from centurylink? sure. i've got centurylink's wireless set-top box, which makes it pretty easy. let me show you. i could move

sheriff joe lombardo. when i sat down with republican presidential hopeful marco rubio in october... i asked him about the bunkerville conflict. ((patrick walker: "would you say cliven bundy is a person who should be prosecuted or perhaps his supporters who were out there?" sen. marco rubio/(r) presidential candidate (october 9, 2015): "we're a nation of laws, we have, no matter how worthy your cause might be, you cannot violate the law.")) ((patrick walker)) other republican presidential candidates... who generally favor less federal land ownership... are now weighing in on the harney county facility takeover. ((ben carson/(r) presidential candidate: "i don't condone them taking over, you know, federal building. you know, we have better ways of expressing our displeasure than that. but the fact of the matter is there are legitimate grievances.")) ((sen. ted cruz/(r) presidential candidate: "every one of us has a constitutional right to protest to speak our minds. but we don't have a constitutional right t

lombardo managed to land the wires, or passing cars below. miraculously, he and the student walked away uninjured. remarkably, only this street sign was clipped during the accident. right now, the fa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened here. >> that was tracy korosko reporting. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news."denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. this is the joy for me. i love bread! i love bread. i now just manage it, so i don't deny myself bread, i have bread everyday. that's the genius of this program. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping n

((paul joncich)) lieutenant governor mark hutchison, along with sheriff joe lombardo and other elected officials joined governor brain sandoval via video conference to begin the process of prioritizing this year's threats. it's important because the ranking effects the amount of funding and attention the areas will recieve in the coming year. lt. governor hutchison wants to make sure nevada's biggest events remain safe. ((hutchison: "the big events we have in las vegas, the big events we have in reno, the airshow, we have events throughout the rural areas. all these different events are who want to do us harm, so i think we are going to continue to prioritize those kinds of events. we're also going to contiue as a commision ....make sure our first responders share information and combine efforts to keep us safe." )) ((paul joncich)) in the next month, homeland security commissioners will rank the risks and responses that they believe need special attention. everything from intelligence and information sharing....to disaster communications and economic recovery. ((paul joncich)) commiss

so sheriff lombardo asked the traffic division to change the policy. so here is the new protocol for non injury accidents: clear your vehicles from the road, and handle it yourself if you can. if there's a problem, and need an officer, call the non ((trk)) in february 2014, metro announced it would stop sending officers to non injury accidents. it was a shock to valley residents who'd always relied on officers to settle disputes....and document who hit whom. critics called it a political move by the former sheriff to get commisioners to pass the more cops tax. but metro claims it was more about efficiency. and officers being spread too thin. ((5:40 deputy chief gary schofield/metro: "i wouldn't say it was a political move, there were a lot of studies that went into it.")) the more cops tax eventually passed. and even though the 133 additional officers aren't on the street yet, metro is going back to responding to non injury crashes....with a few changes. ((7:48 deputy chief schofield: "now it's move the vehicle off the roadway if you can, if you can do

the mayor took a moment to make a point we all at news 3 would like to echo, she thanked sheriff lombardo and all the law enforcement and crews who helped keep everyone safe on new year's eve. >> jim: hours after word came that no one won the massive powerball jackpot last night, the matness continued at the primm lotto store, the lines started forming again, wrapped around the store by the time the doors opened this morning and stayed like that until the shop closed tonight. the current jackpot, they figure is around $700 million. but that will continue to klein as more tickets are sold before saturday night's drawing. some people think if it keeps up like this it could hit a billion dollars. that line, maybe drive another half-hour south, christine sent us this photo showing no wait for lottery tickets in baker. she says it was well worth driving the extra 30 minutes. >> jessica: coming up, it's one of the fastest growing sports in the world, but it's not played on a field or a court. >> jim: the rise of e sports, we're talking video games and the impact they're having at this years con

sheriff lombardo? today the sheriff, along with the city's deputy marshall unit and some fire chiefs will be holding a meeting at the centennial hills y- m-c-a. you'll be able to ask them questions about how to keep your home and your family safe, plus learn about other free training classes offered by the city. the event runs from 6 to 8. thousands of students, teachers and parents fill the cashman center... showing their support for the new education savings accounts program. parents say since they can use the money from the voucher program on private school tuition... it gives them more choices on which schools their students can attend. scott hammond senator district 18 19:14:40:06 every child does not learn the same way, and what you have are more choices being offered to parents, would learn in and they make that choice based upon that 19:14:54:14 right now... they're even pushing this online petition-- hoping to get the state's attention. a judge put the program on hold while it's being challeng

sheriff lombardo says officers now that the department has received extra funding for more personel. in tonight's... red.... white... and blue - 2- thousand -16- political coverage.. 8:31 - "we are all in this together! (applause)" las vegas is taking center stage.... in the race for the white house. the democratic candidates are coming together tonight..... for "the first in the west caucus dinner".. action news reporter.... bryan callahan is live.... at the m-g-m conference center.... where the candidates.... just wrapped up their speeches. bryan... each candidate spent about 25 minutes on stage trying to make their case for why nevadans should support them during the caucus next month. it was a boisterous crowd as hundreds waited to hear from the three democratic presidential candidates. nats instead of taking shots at each other.. the candidates chose to set their sights on republicans. 8:32 - takes shots at education plan and crescent hardy. 9:08 - ted cruz actually says the answer to gun violence is more guns. 9:24 - they seem to have left the country in. with six weeks until t

. >> reporter: investigators say the pilot, joseph lombardo, had just completed a training flight with student ming chen of china. the two were back to the academy of aviation when the chopper lost power around 700 feet. >> i heard the sirens come down. sounded like somebody dropped a pile of wood. >> reporter: what's amazing was the 26-year-old pilot was able to land the helicopter on this narrow residential street in lindenhurst, missing cars, >> the only thing they did was take the top of the sign off where it says slow. >> reporter: it's still unclear what caused the robinson r22 helicopter to lose power. >> it's going to be investigated internally, externally, and once we have facts then we'll release them but at this point it's speculation. all we know for certain is he did a real good job getting on the ground, keeping everyone safe. >> ming chen, the student, this was his first exercise. a resident told me he should keep this instructor as his instructor because obviously he knows what he's doing. kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> fdny commissioner under scrutiny t

lombardo managed to land the chopper in the intersection, avoiding any homes, electrical miraculously, he and the student walked away uninjured. remarkably, only this street sign was clipped during the accident. right now, the fa and ntsb are investigating exactly what happened here. >> that was tracy korosko reporting. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. x with stronger, clean sea-bond. this is the joy for me. i love bread! i love bread. i now just manage it, so i don't deny myself bread, i have bread everyday. that's the genius of this program. i lost 26 pounds and i have florida. it is 4:56 on this thursday. i'm bridgett ellison. >> i'm david hall. here are the headlines. first up, breaking overnight, only news 6 was there when zenaida gonzalez bondened out of jail. we'll show you exclusive video you'll see only here. >> six people hospitalized after a potential deadly gas leak at a condo complex. we are live at the scene. the story and more in

mayor caroyln lombardo spoke about the importance of backing our officers. attendees also had the chance to write thank you notes and post them on an suv. and the kids got their faces painted and these adorable little guys came out with their family to show their support. a picture is worth words... and in this case--thousands of views.. why this photo went viral-- and how it's spreading love around the world. from eye exams to a mini med school for kids... where you can go for a health check up and its all for free. touro university joins us next. getting healthy. here in vineland, home of progresso, we figured out how to get rich ingredients like bacon into 22 light soups, so if you want 100 calories or less per serving without giving up rich flavor look at this sweet face. so sweet. ok, we're going to need a napkin gooey, flaky, happy. toaster strudel. touro university nevada is hosting a free family health fair. welcome phillip oberg and vanessa halvorsen with what we can expect. touro university nevada sunday jan. 17 10am -2 pm admission: free good morn

. >> reporter: neighbors found the chopper on its side amazed the pilot, 26-year-old joseph lombardo, a flight instructor and his 27-year-old chinese student, had no injuries. >> he is so grateful this man for his instructor saving his life. >> reporter: academy of aviation out of republic says the experienced instructor was returning from a two-hour lesson at the controls. his student out for his first lesson. mechanical problems shut the engine down but the pilot now hailed as a hero for managing to find the one place where no one would get hurt. >> i'm just so grateful that he is alive. both of them. kids around, no cars around. >> reporter: the chopper is totaled but no one was injured. in lindenhurst, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. [ pause ] >>> the city's buildings department issued a "stop work" order at a construction site in manhattan after a worker was seriously injured. authorities say the worker fell from the fifth floor to the basement of a building on west 17th street in chelsea this morning. he was taken to a hospital, is in serious condition tonight. after a

received and in a letter signed by public information officer larry hadfield on behalf of sheriff joe lombardo, we're told it will take at least 30 days to compile the video in question. in case you aren't familiar with the case... here's the background information... officer richard scavone is accused of roughing up a suspected prostitute on january sixth of last year near tropicana and industrial road. on march 17-th of last year, the district attorney's office announced it was filing misdemeanor charges against the eight-year veteran of the force. metro held a press conference that same day calling scavone's actions "excessive" and unreasonable. seven months later, the department fired scavone. then, on tuesday a grand jury returned an indictment against scavone -- determining there is it was then that we asked metro to release the body camera video. they deferred to the u-s attorney's office, which is prosecuting the case. a spokeswoman from the u-s attorney's office told us they would not prevent metro from releasing the video. we then took the request back to metro. the department told u

as sheriff joseph lombardo promised - they're now able to respond to more crashes now that the department is getting more funding. but they're still encouraging drivers in fender benders to think twice about calling - if they feel they don't need help from police. if youre in a small crash - they ask you to call 311 instead - "the other party has their information insurance cards drivers license can you do a name serious - call 911. "if there is major damage or any type of injury or that drivers are impaired traffic officers will complete a full investigation." metro says the number of responses to traffic collision will no doubt spike - but they hope the increase wont affect response times to severe emergencies. they say this also benefits drivers in small crashes who just want get on with their day. "it puts the citizen back in the drivers seat if there is a fender bender sometimes youre standing there going do i need to be here can i just do a name exchange and work it out amonst each other and the reality is yes you can." reporting ophelia young fox 5 news local las vegas. metro's tra

mayor caroyln goodman and sheriff joe lombardo spoke about the importance of backing our officers. attendees also had the chance to write thank you notes to all the men and women in uniform. donald trump has tas been taking shots at everything else... so why not football too?? "football's become soft like our country has become soft, it's true. it's true. (cheering)." tell that to the numerous guys who were carted off the field this weekend... see why trump thinks the nfl isn't violent enough anymore. equality for all. see why a reno jeweler is such a hit--with the l-b-g-t demolished a statue of the country's founder, mao. images of the 120 foot gold painted structure attracted a lot of debate on social media. the project, reportedly financed by entrepreneurs, cost 460-thousand dollars and was near completion last week when it was nixed by local officials who apparently were embarrassed by the public scrutiny. since his death in 19-76, mao has been both revered as a founding father and blamed for economic policies that claimed millions of lives. pope francis' new book hits stores t

mayor carolyn goodman and sheriff joe lombardo will make appearances. there will be also be live entertainment, crafts and bounces houses for the kids, food trucks, and more. last but not least, if you grew up in the eighties, you will probably remember this band from england. and that's not just because of their music. a flock of seagulls were also known for their totally awesome hair. at the suncoast. don't forget! send your vegas photos and videos to icontribute@ktnv.com or use hashtag i-c-13 on social media. and head to our website for the full list of thirteen things to do in las vegas. with your 13 things to do this week, i'm megan telles breaking political news. the state department has just released another 3,000 pages of account. we should note, they actually missed their court deadline by a whole week. the department is saying this morning... 65 documents contain information deemed "confidential," the lowest classification. one document has information determined to now be "secret," the state department has now released 82 percent of the email

mayor caroyln goodman and sheriff joe lombardo spoke about the importance of backing the blue. attendees also had the chance to write thank you notes to all the men and women in uniform for all you sipping on your coffee right now - there's good news this morning. that cup of joe is now considered part of a healthy diet. new federal dietary guidelines released this week say its ok to to drink 3-5 cups of coffee per day "not only is there good evidence to show that this risk for development of chronic disease, but it does show that there may be benefits to drinking this coffee and it may help to lower risk of things like type 2 diabetes and parkinson's disease." here's the catch though, you can't add all the sugar and whip cream and be sure you steer clear of specialty coffee drinks which tend to have higher calorie counts and speaking of coffee did you know its scientifically possible to brew the perfect cup? experts from "taylors of harrogate" and "oxford university" are sharing tips for getting the best out of your beans. they say beans should be harvested in the winter, for

richard bailey and helen brach dancing in the new year to the swinging sounds of guy lombardo. six weeks later she was gone. donna ewing says like linda holmwood helen brach figured out bailey was conning out her out money. >> she had a big argument with him and said she was going to turn him into the fbi or go to the attorney general's office. that was not a bright thing to tell this man. i thought she was smarter than that. but obviously, that was signing her death noll. >> it is a civil suit. it's no big deal. >> sometimes that could happen. but helen was a different, of a different stature than most of the women richard had taken to the bank. >> how so? >> well, she wasn't just a wealthy woman. she was a really wealthy woman and a socialite. she had the ear of u.s. attorney's office, states attorney's office, judges, people who were friends. if it came from her i think there would have been a lot more heat on these people. >> his motive was damage control and the only way to protect himself was to silence her. >> no body, no physical evidence. but in 1984, helen brach was o

question number ten, who particularized the tradition of it was guy lombardo. he continued this tradition every new year's at the roosevelt hotel. great game, everyone. our web winner is 3558. all the top tens are in 9,000. i love to see that. congratulations to all of our players, especially the top ten. we'll be right back after the break. >>> some local families are welcoming new additions for new years. coney island hospital announced the birth. a woman in forest hills gave birth to a baby boy. she wasn't expecting all the attention. >> it was exciting. >> a second baby was born just after midnight at the same hospital. his birth will be featured in the hospital's new ad campaign. congratulations to everybody, of course. >>> why there was a mad race to be first, i won't know. but there's a different kind of countdown in brooklyn. the coney island polar bear club about 2,000 people, all ages showed up on the board walk. all for a great cause of course. there's the polar bear coming out. this event raises money to help children with serious illnesses, sending

lieutenant governor mark hutchison, along with sheriff joe lombardo and other elected officials joined governor brain sandoval via video conference to begin the process of prioritizing this year's threats. it's important because the ranking effects the amount of funding and attention the areas will recieve in the coming year. last year, the top area of concern was cybersecurity. ((lt. gov. mark hutchison: "if cybersecurity is not addressed and we don't make that a priority so many of the infrastructure and the data processing and communications all the things that we rely on for day to day life can be at risk, so cybersecurity is becoming more and more imporant in today's dangerous world.")) ((paul joncich)) and cybersecurity could very well be year. commission members learned more area./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > it has been nearly two weeks since a group of armed protesters took over malheur national wildlife refuge in oregon. it's all to protest what they call government overreach when it comes to federal lands. a spokesperson for the protesters shed some light on what will get th

a 26-year-old man at the controls, his 27-year-old student from china staying with lombardo while attending flight school. mechanical problems shut the engine down but now ak rates for the pilot who managed to take down only a street sign. >> it's using the energy already in the rotors to set down as gently as possible. >> thank god they're up and walking as normal as possible. >> reporter: she thought she was witnessing a tragedy. >> i'm so grateful that he is and that this is safe no kids around no cars around. >> unbelievable. >> it's a great gift. >> reporter: the chopper is a total loss. the faa and the ntsb will be investigating what went wrong here. but plenty went right, neighbors tell me that there was a tree that was just taken down at that intersection. had it still been standing we may have had a very different outcome here today. reporting live from lindenhurst, long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. >> we'll take a happy ending when we can get it. >>> new information now in two slashings that happened just a day apart. a young man is in custody accused of attacking a grandmo

. >> reporter: confident words from the pilot, joseph lombardo, as cell phone video shows the inside of his downed helicopter moments after a crash-landing in the middle of a lindenhurst neighborhood around noon. >> i looked to the left and seen a helicopter next to me. i thought i was seeing things. i saw it go behind the trees and under the power lines and tip over. >> reporter: exclusive surveillance video shows that the pilot and his student falls out of the sky. residents heard the failing engine overhead. >> the putering got worse and i watched the propelors stop. i saw the man's face in fear. and i started going like just >> reporter: air traffic controllers new they were in trouble from this transmission. >> may day, may day, may day. >> helicopter 4, are you able to make it to the field? >> negative, negative. >> reporter: lombardo managed to land in the intersection of buena vista boulevard and east ala hambra avenue. he and the student walked away uninjured. remarkably, only this street sign was clipped during the accident. right now, the faa and ntsb are investigating wha

we mistakenly credited the charlie browne christmas album to musician guy lombardo. that album was actually by composer vince goraldi. you music lovers out there, we want to apologize for that error. >> uh-oh. did the winner get it right? >> no, i don't think it was the winner. >> the trivia team is looking into that. >> we apologize. >> well, thank you. first time though. it's been a good run. thanks, raphael. >>> getting answers about medical care, much like trivia, can be confusing, even exhausting. >> it's even given rise to a new industry. health care consultants. they promise to cut through the red tape for you. >> better get baquero with how it works. >> i'm just kind of a cool mom. that's what people think. >> reporter: delena jokes now about a brain tumor that threatened her memory. the pink streak in her hair symbolic of survival. on the eve of brain surgery, she learned her tumor was no ordinary mass. it was a vascular or wet tumor and bleeding. >> there are just too many barriers to get in good care now. >> reporter: panicked over what to do next, she tur

unfortunately, i see that maria lombardo, chief deputy at the san francisco county transportation authorityhad to leave, but the waterfront transportation assessment has been actually very major city family transportation planning undertaking, and so there's been a great body of work that start back when the project was proposed at pier 32 and so we have a whole team that wanted to give you this briefing on the work that's been done, and how that really sets the stage for transportation improvements that are starting to get integrated in major development projects, and also to inform the transportation network improvements that are coming online to get even better. at this point, i would like to give a shout out particularly to peter albert, who i think is can make a couple introductory remarks for his team. erin miller and liz bryson. who are now staffing at sfmta and to thank today seems to be of salvation and faithfulness for many members of our family, but peter is really the extraordinary transportation planner for the city as well as along the waterfront. she is going to be retiring i