>> a marine. >> what you mean? >> he is a marine. i will take care of him. >> were you scared?. incombat is never easy, but vietnam it is especially hard. one reason is the terrain. mud boot-topwith deep, streams crossing the ,atties and valleys hills, steve and as unfriendly as those in korea. p and as unfriendly as those in korea. jungle, hot, steaming, as hostile as the marines faced in the pacific during world war ii. an answer to the near impossibility of the enemies terrain is the helicopter. the neat that staccato slap of rotor blades, via -- marines can move to where the vietnamese are quickly and arrive fresh, ready to function. ♪ >> for the marines, this is no new concept. ♪ it was in the early 19 80's that for the first time a helicopter assault was used to take ground, korea, combat troops landed. ♪ supplies forll their assault. it had never been tried before, but was carefully worked out in advance. ♪ >> the operation was successful. the people who did it were united states marines. ♪ at one area in the 19th seas, navy seabees clear the way for another innovation,

>> i'm a marine. >> how do you mean? >> i'm a marine. i'll take care of them. >> a lot of pain in that left ankle. it's that sharp pain that you get when you got nerves, you know. it's that sharp nerve pain. burning, burning. >> i'll do all i can to save that leg. >> i know. i know there's not much left because i -- i was carrying that damn thing in my hands all the way back. i was afraid the whole thing was going to come off. ♪ >> for these marines, 1965 was a year like no other in history. for the first time, fleet marine forces were committed to combat in both hemispheres at once. ♪ in the dominican republic violence flared endangering the security of the hemisphere. the marines were sent in. and in vietnam, growing communist aggression with the commitment of battle-ready marines with the pachk fleet. ♪ all in all, it was quite a year. this is the story of it. the caribbean in april, blue water, gentle surf, sun-lit leisurely beaches. warmth and laughter and fun. but in april of 1965, the dominic dominican republic becomes a scene of

also in court documents marin's brother-in-law joshua dean says marin has an anger management problem, and observed evidence of abuse on marin's children. investigators say on the night brielle died marin's remaining children were taken from the nashua police department to foster care. two of marin's children told a dcyf caseworker brielle was sick the night before she died. one of the children went onto say marin put a bag over away. marin's defense attorney has filed motions looking to suppress evidence that was taken from her home, and statements she made to police the night brielle died, saying she was a miranda warning. we reached out to some of brielle's family today, but they did not want to speak with us on camera. the trial is set for august. shelley: time to see how traffic is flowing around the state this friday afternoon. you're looking at 293 north in manchester from the elliott at rivers edge camera where traffic appears to be flowing smoothly out there. josh: peggy james joins us now with a live look at the road week. >> yes, a good ride on 293, but 93 north has been a

the commandant of the marine corps, general dunford, now our chairman, that certain marine corps specialties remain closed to women. i reviewed that information and i looked at it carefully. i also heard from other leaders of other services who had studied similar issues in their own force. the recommendations of the other service secretaries and service chiefs and i came to a different conclusion in respect of those specialties of the marine corps where i strongly agree with now-chairman dunford is two very important points. i noted them here. the first is that the key here is going to be implementation. and i viewed the issues that were raised by all the services, by the way, in varying degrees and obviously by the marine , corps, that we need to take those seriously and address them in implementation. i believe the issues raised including by the marine corps could be addressed successfully in implementation. second, that there was great value in having a joint or combined approach to implementation. that's why i decided to have no exceptions in any service and to have them all working tog

of the marine corps, general dunford, now our chairman, that certain marine corps specialties remain closed to women. i reviewed that information and i looked at it carefully. i also heard from other leaders of other services who had studied similar issues in their own force. the recommendations of the other service secretaries and service chiefs and i came to a different conclusion in respect of those specialties of the marine corps where i strongly agree with now-chairman dunford is two very important points. i noted them here. the first is that the key here is going to be implementation. and i viewed the issues that were raised by all the services, by the way, in varying degrees and obviously by the marine corps, that we need to take those seriously and address them in implementation. i believe the issues raised including by the marine corps could be addressed successfully in implementation. second, that there was great value in having a joint or combined approach to implementation. that's why i decided to have no exceptions in any service and to have them all working together on

of the marine corps at the time, who of course was general dunford, our chairman, that certain marine corps specialties remain closed to women. i reviewed that information and i looked at it carefully. i also heard from other leaders of other services who had studied similar issues in their own force. the recommendations of the other service secretaries and service chiefs. and i came to a different conclusion in respect of those specialties in the marine corps, where i strongly agreed with now chairman dunford, is two very important points. i noted them in here. the first is that the key here is going to be implementation. and i viewed the issuance that were raised by all the services, by the way, in varying degrees, and obviously by the marine corps, that we needed to take those seriously and address them in implementation. and i believe the issues raised, including by the marine corps, could be addressed successful in implementation. and second, that there was great value in having a joint or combined approach to implementation. that's why i have decided to have no exceptions in any

((denise valdez)) but first we start with 8 news now reporter mauricio marin. he has more about what's next for holloway... and spoke to one eyewitness who is still in shock. one man who says he saw lakeisha holloway car jump the curb and hit dozens of people sunday night is still dealing with it all. he saw people bleeding and grabbing their legs, head or even backs...dazed after being hit by holloway's vehicle. and says one person even got dragged under the car. that's when he sprang into action. ((mauricio marin)) terrifying moments sunday when metro police say lakeisha holloway mowed down dozens of people on the strip. antonio nassar saw it all unfold. he can't get the chaos of that night out of his mind. ((antonio nassar/strip crash witness: "she hit these people head on. like i said she was accelerating. she must have hit them at 35-40 miles an hour and that was like one of the bigger explosions of people. bounced off that." )) ((mauricio marin)) although police haven't said how fast holloway was going.. they have told us it was intentional. just feet awa

ruth gates is director of the hawaii institute of marine biology. she spends most of her time here in these waters - studying what's happening under the surface. >> ok ruth where are we headed today? >> today what i'm going to show you is corals that are different in color; white brown or dead. >> different levels of health then? >> exactly. >> it's a small crew. dr. gates and myself... team members jen davidson and beth lenz, and the boat's captain. john 'lj' benson. this won't be leisurely... we're racing the elements. in the mountains overlooking the bay, a storm is threatening. it's an ominous day to go scuba diving, but science doesn't wait for perfect weather. near our dive site, beth and jen jump in with snorkel gear to help us zero in on the reef below. the event that brought us here is called bleaching. higher than normal water temperatures cause corals to expel the symbiotic plant cells which provide them food. without the algae the corals begin to starve...turning healthy brown coral, ghostly white. this year's bleaching has been so perva

((mauricio marin)) dave, scary moments for that officer. he was responding to a domestic violence call when a man unrelated to the original disturbance started giving him trouble. without warning... police say that man pulled a gun and shot the officer... immediately spurring a massive and intense search for the shooter. (( )) ((mauricio marin)) the manhunt for a suspect accused of shooting a metro officer ended miles away from the original scene. ((sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "we did have a pretty tight perimeter associated with the event and hopefully we'll be able to discern that from the interview with the suspect but he was able to get out of the perimeter." )) ((mauricio marin)) detectives are looking to see if the suspect had an accomplice to help him slip past police. ((sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: ""there's a lot of investigative techniques that we used to do that and better served that we keep it to ourselves." )) ((mauricio marin)) still early in the investigation...s heriff joe lombardo wouldn't go into detail about

reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((sharie johnson)) > a man is killed... after being thrown from a car during a crash in the west valley. it happened on spring mountain near decatur around 11-30 last night. according to metro... a car was backing out of a driveway... when it was hit by another car. investigators say 51 year old was not wearing a seatbelt. they say he was thrown from the car and pronounced dead at the scene. three other people were hurt in the collision... but all are expected to survive. this is the 118th traffic realted death in metro's jurisdiction this year. /// ((sharie johnson)) > we have a chance of rain tomorrow. let's get a first check of your forecast with ashley conroy. ashley conroy > we're expecting a chance of showers that could move into our area tomorrow night... these clouds we see in northern california and nevada will move down into our area over the sierra's and potentially cause some fairly dicey weather by tomorrow afternoon. we're also under a wind advisory... in both nye and clark counties... our advisory will last u

reporter: they provide support to all units with the second marine force. edwards was deployed with operation enduring freedom as a company commander and once led more than 150 marines in defensive tactics while also taking enemy fire. she now will oversee more than 1,000 marines and sailors. >> they know their mission, they know their orders so as long as i bring it every day, i think they will. reporter: as for being the first woman. >> after me, it won't matter if you're a man or woman. i just hope i do a fantastic job. reporter: and the out going command eceses he feels his battalion is in good hands. >> she's a fine officer and she's proven herself. reporter: edwards says looking back, she never expected to be in this position, but she's proud of how far she's come. >> i don't know if i'm all grown up yet, but apparently, the marine corp. thinks so, so hopefully i can do that well. . >>> two down, one more yellow alert day to go says the woman in the know. you have new data. reporter: yeah, we have a new computer model that brings the rain kind of ling

((mauricio marin)) the countdown is on for 2016. officials expect over three-hundred thousand people to las vegas strip and downtown. for some here to have fun...there is concern about potential threats. ((jarrett theragood/visitor: "slightly but that's just the world we live in today." 16:59 you just have to be aware of your surroundings and pray that nothing happens." )) ((mauricio marin)) county emergency management leaders say they're ready for anything. ((john steinbeck, deputy fire chief & clark county emergency crisis, if it's a natural crisis, a manmade crisis, if it's anything or all of the above, we're ready to handle." )) ((mauricio marin)) with so many people in town...training that first response crews go through would come into play if disaster strikes. ((john steinbeck, deputy fire chief & clark county emergency manager: "we have the people here from different agencies from the red cross to state agencies to metro, clark county fire, the health district all in one room that can go ahead and provide that support." )) (

life, this thing is covered in other marine life. it's complex. >> that's right. it's complex interconnected... if you do damage to one you do damage to all. >> coming up on techknow: >> if some disaster occurs, are we ready? >> alaska's reliance... and reservations about oil in the arctic. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. >> the ocean is an extremely important part of our lifestyle, any changes that occur here are going to affect us in some manner. >> austin ahmasuk is an inupiaq native who was born and raised in nome alaska. >> my major concern with any oil development in that neck of the woods is response readiness. what's going to happen if some disaster occurs. are we ready? and, frankly, from from my own experience in this region, i know that we're not totally ready for a gigantic disaster, that's what scares me. eep their state r

marine lance corporal benjamin bauman has been away from his family for two years. but thanks to the generosity of a non-profit organization.. he was flown home to medway, and like any good son bauman didn't come home empty handed. he came baring gifts..including his new wife hailey and their february. (( "i have not hugged him for two afghanistan" "this is christmas this is fourth of july this is ya know" "it means everything to me. i miss my family so much its amazing to be home;" )) ((sharie johnson)) > the non- profit was started by a military wife who's husband was killed in afghanistan in 2013. this week marks their sixth wedding anniversary./// sharie johnson 2015's most from... what color is that dress? to... zimbabwe's prized... cecil the lion. we look back at everything from the hilarious to the heartwrenching stories of this year. now, nevada's first choice for hilarious to the heartwrenchin g... and the adorable to the infuriating -- seriously, what color is that dress? this year was chock-full of viral moments. jeremy roth takes his delorean on a trip b

((mauricio marin)) detectives say the second suspect is still on the loose. he was wearing a ski mask at the time but they believe he is a tall and a thin build. and believe he may be shot or injured. ((mauricio marin)) police say the doctor was also taken to the hospital for treatment. his injuries are not life- threatening. if you know anything about this case call metro police or crimestoppers. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now./// ((denise valdez)) mauricio... do police have any idea what the two suspects may been after? ((mauricio marin)) it's still early in the investigation...b ut metro police tell us the suspects may have been going after money or prescription drugs. also...they believe the woman suspect may have been a former back to you./// ((dave courvoisier)) > metro investigators and the district conference today... to announce the arrest of three men accused of violent home invasions against random victims. ((denise valdez)) officials say then rob them. as mauricio marin learned, even though these men are behind bars tonight... psychol

((mauricio marin)) denise, we have not heard anything to that effect at this point. we could learn more as the investigation continues. ((dave courvoisier)) and mauricio, do we know how long skelton has been with the school district? ((mauricio marin)) dave, we've learned skelton has the school district tells us all staff go through extensive background checks and fingerprinting. back to you./// ((dave courvoisier)) > this is just the latest incident in a troubling trend for the school district and their employees who have been arrested on sex charges. ((dave courvoisier)) > last week we learned a local high school teacher, 38 year-old kristy yegge, was charged with having sex acts with a student. yegge taught at veterans tribute career and technical academy... and has been with ccsd since 2003. yegge is on paid leave during the investigation. ((dave courvoisier)) and late last month, 52 year- old ramiro garcia... a bus driver was arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a 10 year-old autistic girl on her ride home from school. metro police believe there could b

e-of marine lof marine la pen. >> we have people who are desperately in need of jobs. >> hear from citizens caught in the crossfire... >> we want freedom, freedom! >>...and what america can learn from chicago's ongoing gun violence. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news we'll take you under the u.s. mexico border to show you the sophisticated complex of tunnels traffickers are using. >>> but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. army officials say sarge bowe bergdahl will face a court martial. , after leaving his post in october 2009, bergdahl was freed after a controversial prisoner swap last year. >>> dragged a prisoner from his jail cell after hitting him with a taser. phillip coleman died hours later after reaction to medicine. a court has found in the family's favor. >>> small drones, owners will have to register them. thousands of drones are expected to be sold in the holiday season. >>> accidents and close calls associated with drones have risen dramatically. the faa sa

marines and civilians. captivity thought they would be next. >> of course we thought first of all that they would take us out and shoot us. >> they had guns aimed at us and we felt that's what we were going to get. >> and finally a japanese interpreter got up on a platform and announced something like tokyo has demanded that we not kill all of you. >> beaten and bruised pow 'couldn't have known they had become legends. >> state of the union message -- >> -- the survivors of that great fight are liberated and restored to their home they will learn that 130 million fellow citizens have been inspired to surrou furt further sacrifice. >> american needed heroes and as fdr spoke hollywood was well on its way to producing "wake island" starring famed character actors. after wake after wake fell, the japanesepf raised their flag over the island and assessed what to do withyu american powus. >> they had 1100 civilian constructionh military. so they had to do something with them. >> the japanese the well-trained mari

>> sir, the marines corpse is responsible for providing weapons for the marines detachments. not aware that there are unfulfilled requests through nco's to marines corpse. they set specifications. the -- the larger question about other things that we have -- >> wait, wait. i want to get to the marines here. okay. if they need material, if they need equipment -- >> through the marines corpse. >> through the marines corpse? >> yes, sir. >> they are to get that from the marines corpse? >> yes, sir. >> if they need night-vision, whose responsibility is that? >> if there's need for night-vision equipment, that would come from the marines corpse. >> there's individual goggles and cameras. >> all of our cameras have night-vision capabilities. >> that is absolutely not true. you're so full of it. i can't even begin to tell you. that is not true. you come before this committee, you come before congress and you keep representing that we have all this, they do not. >> sir. >> mr. starr, you are not -- the time, when i ask you a question, then you can answer it. this is the problem with

((mauricio marin)) but not everyone wants to see more guns on the street. ((pam geller, activist: we're saying why do civilians need the weapons that are used by the military and the police. )) ((mauricio marin)) peaceful protestors around the nation want congress to enact common sense gun safety laws to help keep people safe. but irwin says those he comes across want to protect themselves from potential mass shooting suspects that go in to hurt innocent bystanders. ((bob irwin/the gun store: "these people simply want to shoot and kill as many people as possible and genuinely don't care if they get away." )) ((mauricio marin)) however...he cautions good firearm training is important. ((bob irwin/the gun store: "if you are going to get a gun it." )) ((mauricio marin)) the gun store actually plans to add more classes because of the demand in irwin says many of the people he talks to don't ever want to draw their gun but want to know how to use it properly if they ever have to protect themselves. ((sharie johnson)) mauricio... what types of guns are people pur

secretary, you mention the marine corps asked for a partial exception. the marine corps made a very vigorous and detailed case for keeping some combat positions open to men only paid in what ways -- open to men only. in what ways did you find that persuasive? find -- that did certain marine corps specialties remain closed to women. i reviewed that information and i looked at it carefully. i also heard from other leaders of other services who had studied similar issues in their own force. the recommendations of the other service secretaries and service chiefs. and i came to a different conclusion in respect to the specialties in the marine corps. where are strongly agreed with is twochairman dunford very important points. i noted them in here. the first is that the key here is going to be implementation. and i viewed the issues that were raised by all the services, by the way, in varying degrees and, obviously, by the marine corps, that we needed to take the seriously and address them. i believe that the issues raised, including by the marine corps, could

((mauricio marin)) some nerves shaken up. people unable to get home say it's a little shocking seeing so much police activity and a shooter on the loose. but many just hope police catch the suspect soon. and are glad the officer is recovering ((denise valdez)) > a female suspect shot dead while trying to rob a local medical office. ((dave courvoisier)) we talk to workers nearby about the threat in the area and we show the aftermatch of the scene. ((denise valdez)) plus... las vegas becomes the latest target of an online terror threat. why school authorities were cautious but didn't deem it credible./// ((ashley conroy)) ashley conroy here... in for tedd florendo... but things are getting just a bit warmer this weekend... just how warm in my full weather forecast later in the newscast. stay with us. < first choice for news.up a doctors office last night is still on the run, after the other suspect was shot and killed by a medical office employee. ((dave courvoisier)) anchor of the crime and talked to employees. ((paul joncich)

marine le pen still has much to smile about. marine le pen: compared to the less regional elections in 2010, when we won 9.17% of the vote, this time we won 30% in the second round. these results confirm election after election. support for the national front. coste rise in support has the socialist party dearly. after taking all but one region in the last election in 2010, they scraped in with just five or even then, they resorted to putting their candidates in regions where the national front was strong in an effort to boost numbers for the opposition conservatives. triumph, no, no message of victory. the danger of the far right has not been set aside. far from it. i do not forget the first round of results and the results of past elections. winners with the right wing. even their tone was muted, with party leader and former president nicolas sarkozy calling for support of issues around the nation. mistakeuld be a great to go from one election to the next as if the french people had told us nothing. these debates will now be o

reporter: marine la pen, more confident than ever. this despite calls suggesting national front party could lose sunday's second round vote , in the northions and south, even though they led the voting in the first round last week. >> talking about manipulation, what can you say about these implausible opinion polls coming out of nowhere, just as the french people get ready to vote again? this is just for the press to run a headline. my dear friends, do not let these propaganda maneuvers fool you! won't admit defeat before it's over. is determined to rally her supporters and convince potential voters. for her critics, among them, the media, the prime minister, and, of course, the president, nicolas sarkozy. he has become marine la pen's biggest threat, according to recent polls his party could front innational several of the regions they were hoping to win. will never accept any accord with the national front. i will tell you why. like the wayt marine la pen talks about other french people. socialistshe ruling too hope to keep marine

i am so hard of the marines i have a lot of family in the marines. >> i have something to give to you that okay if he comes up? thank you so much. can we get a picture? [applause] >> did you draw that? the book is yours i know who wrote that. in a shake your hand? jellyfish. [laughter] , pierre and get a picture. i wish i could drop down. do you like frozen? no pressure. [applause] anybody else? >> he asked me about phantom limb when undergoing a treatment it is like pcp is a crazy hallucinogen so that we accept my nerves so no i don't. i am off the medication the doctor prescribed. [laughter] after six months i stopped and i haven't had any pain. [applause] >> you were late. don't ask. [laughter] >> do i still play football? [laughter] no. but thanks for rubbing batted in. [laughter] dell cry. i am not upset. that was very airforce of you. thanks for having me. [applause] there is maury have to do this again. >> and travis will be at the front end will be happy to minister in person. >> that is the definition of a hard act to follow but i will try. staff seageant mills in honor of yo

that opening up roles would mean more casualties for marines. is that statement overblown? i understand what general dunford's concerns was sent women in the experimental units suffered more injuries than men. he was concerned he would lose some hardcharging women marines. mr. carter: both of -- first of all, to the first point, combat effectiveness is the critical criterion in implementation. that the first court out with is something that must be dealt with, and i believe can be dealt with, in implementation. it needs to be taken into account. combat effectiveness is why we are here. with respect to -- i'm sorry, your second point was? >> the concern was some of the women in the experimental battalion -- mr. carter: oh, yeah. >> that you would lose some hardcharging women marines due to injuries. mr. carter: there are a number of studies that indicated that. it doesn't suggest to me that women should not be admitted to the specialties of the unqualified, but it is something that is going to need to be taken into account. so these are real phen

((mauricio marin)) among those invovled in this tragedy---hollo way's' three year old daughter.. who was in the back seat of the car. she's now at safe haven. defense attorney's say holloway wants to see her daughter again. ((joseph aboode/defense attorney: "she is very concerned about her child. she is a loving mother of course she would like to see her child." )) ((mauricio marin)) the district attorney expects to file attempted murder charges with a deadly weapon once more details holloways' lawyers say holloway will likely plead not guilty. both sides say they have alot of work ahead of them in this case. back to you./// ((paul joncich)) > space debris leaving curious patterns across the valley sky. ((denise valdez)) i-team chief investigator george knapp digs deep into the government explanation of a russian rocket re- entering our atmosphere./// the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice and inequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won elec

((mauricio marin)) we asked about that. they're working to create a youth forum to go on at least once a month. to reach out to at risk kids and try to keep them out of gangs to stop youth violence. back to you./// ((sharie johnson)) > the third and final democratic demate is getting underway tonight in manchester, new hampshire. political analysts say voters in the critical primary state are eager to hear plans for national security, income equality, and ways to combat drug abuse. but the issues could be clouded by controversy on friday the democratic national committee discovered four of bernie sanders staffers improperly took clinton's campaign... the sanders' camp was then blocked from seeing any voter data from it's shared data base. it regained access today ...after reaching an agreement with the d-n-c. the data breach is expected to come up during tonight's debate. (( (dante scala professor of political science, university of nh) "for bernie sanders, it puts him on the defensive going into a debate in which he really

((mauricio marin)) lots of people on the road this holiday seasson. either coming into town or heading out to visit loved ones. as the new year approaches... stop dui advocates say this is a very dangerous time on the road. and are asking everyone to look out for each other. according to the national highway safety administration--- more than 700 people are killed in alcohol related crashes nationally in the month of december alone. the leaders of the group--stop dui say these deadly crashes can be prevented. they say if you're hosting a new year's eve party---there are consider. making sure guests aren't off and getting behind the wheel. safe road advocates urge people to assign a designated driver before starting to drink. ((sandy heverly/stop dui "always always use a designated driver. making sure the dd is the sober person not the least who's had the least to drink or ingested least amount of drugs that would impare them to drive safely." )) ((mauricio marin)) heverly says one thing she's learned the hard way---drunk drivers never take a day off.

soldiers and marines experienced there. whether of course was very important to the experience of the soldiers. in winter, especially early in the war when the troops were not well-supplied, they had to use supplies left over from world war ii. intended for climates and places not like korea. so they had boots that were not appropriate for climbing mountains. or for withstanding deep, deep freezing cold. they also had overcoats and the uniforms were not well suited for cold climate, either. so one soldier -- sorry a marine actually -- private first class entered korea in march, 1952. in the time of the stalemate. and he said like everyone else who served in korea, i have a lasting memory of the cold. we wore heavy parkas, thermal mickey mouse boots. but he said i could not get warm during the winter months. at the same time, i found the summer heat oppressive. mostly because of the high humidity. in addition to being under fire, in addition to the rigors and problems of combat, they had to deal with these climate issues in

after playback, mariner four returned to reporting on interplanetary space.he last data was returned on october 1. we may be able to resume tracking in 1966, hoping for more good data when it moves near to earth in 1967. the mission answered many questions. the big one, "is there life on for the voyager exploration. voyager is designed to explore mars by automated spacecraft. landing capsules may be adaptable to other exploration. in 1965, the first part of the design definition for the voyager spacecraft system was completed by each of three contractors. the voyager spacecraft system will orbit mars to make measurements similar to those made by earth satellites. intendedcraft is also to carry instrument capsules which can land on the surface of mars to make a direct biological, meteorological, and geological measurements. in 1965, tests began with a new tool to guard against contamination. rooms, like this experiment of facility, instruments necessary for planetary landing may be assembled. this is assured by a flow of clean air from ceiling to floor and con

marin worked at a warehouse, supported his mother and three younger siblings. there is a go fund me page page to raise money for his funeral and to help his family. >>> 6:45 to. childcare facilities in marin county voluntarily closed because of outbreaks of norovirus. one case was at the youth center. children started showing symptoms december 15 sergeant. another case was at the childcare facility of the osher marin jewish community center. now, this brings a number of norovirus outbreaks in marin county to six this year. the health department says no one has been hospitalized yet. the effects of norovirus often includes severe nausia and other flu-like symptoms. >>> businesses in downtown san jose are hopeing to look their best for thousands of visitors ahead of the superbowl. there is a renewed focus to clean up all the graffiti that keeps popping up u. right now, the city of downtown san jose association has a team of 25 people responding to 1200 cases of graffiti every month. the program is paid for through property taxes. one of the biggest concerns is a

((mauricio marin)) although the investigation has wrapped up on scene. metro police say detectives are now combing through surveillance camera footage and witness statements to see why lakeisha holloway may have done this. sheriff joe lombardo says some from hurting even more people. (( sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the video is very telling many of the people in direct vicinity where trying to take her into custody and get direct access to the vehicle by banging on the windows opening the doors in order to take her into custody." )) ((mauricio marin)) metro police say holloway purposely drove her car onto the sidewalk near planet hollywood....the n again near paris hotel and possibly a third time outside of bally's striking 35 people. then drove off...to the tuscany suites and casino where she admitted to a worker that she hit people on the strip with her car..and told them to call police. shockingly---au thorities say there was a toddler in the vehicle when holloway mowed down the pedestrians. today---some are still working to understand this sen

((mauricio marin)) this is what we know right now... according to a police report, michael skelton was filling in as a custodian at dondero elementary school... when a teacher reported finding contaminated items with bodily fluids in her classroom. school police set up surveillance in her classroom and according to their report... recorded skelton performing a sex act in the classroom several times. when confronted by police skelton admitted to performing the sex act about 36 times in that classroom since the start of school... he told police he found the teacher attractive. staff we talked with are disgusted and say this isn't representative of the rest of the hard working staff members on campus. ((annette green/teacher: it's sad that something like that can happen at our school but not a reflection of our school i just don't want people to think oh this happens so it' makes it bad like you said one bad seed.)) ((mauricio marin)) we have confirmed with c-c-s-d police that skelton has worked with his most recent position was a floating

then over to work marin county a couple of isolated cells. beach and heading into san francisco -- a decent cell just flew by already. there is rain there -- in chinatown as well. >> in san mateo toward santa cruz -- some of these off shore cells can get you some decent thunderstorms -- they are looking to take aim at monterey. >> now the stars are out -- >> gilroy may be getting some rain. things are winding down toward the santa cruz mountains -- rainfall in the next 24 hours won't be allowed -- 1/10 to 1/3 inch. >> sunday -- another 1.5 or 2 inches and that will be a cold system. >> it is chilly out there -- 40s -- 40 calistoga -- petaluma 42. a cool 46 for the day go bay. >> 46 and truckee -- still some snow showers and 18-24 inches of snow. ukiah is 43 and snow around copper mountain. >> it is a weight five minute for classed -- son clouds and it showers. >> this helps give a lift to the atmosphere -- possible thundershowers -- a lot of the 50s as you might imagine these are well below normal. >> the higher elevations will be in the low

county toward san pablo bay you consider marine mammal officials.w she is swimming in the right direction and away from highway 37. so hopefully there'll be no more temps to cross the road. >> mark: here's scenes of the sea trying to get to the water of the seal. you can see the chp has these boards with handles to corral the seal into the water. you can see the seal hunt swimming away and hope we shall continue that way. the teenager is avoiding a preemie--20 year prison sentence. he and his mom fled to mexico were wrasse their. >> reporter: the boy's attorney say that the parents are so rich that they gave him no limits i could do whatever he wanted. here's his mug shot presented by mexican authorities. this is a stark difference before when he disappeared in march. there is video of them in social media in november. part of his probation is that he is not supposed to be near all: a party at alcohol. the boy who had killed four people while having his blood alcohol triple what it should have been. pg&e is still looking to restore gas every home in

chinese tourists or american marines? >> i'll stick with the marines. >> semper fi.long shot. okinawans may be easy going and laid back, but the island is also a political hotbed of activism, provoked by what okinawans see as high handed treatment from a central government with different cultural and historical traditions who don't consider their needs or priorities. their hugely disproportionate shouldering of the u.s. military presence for the entire country. currently there are close to 30 military installations on okinawa, and even though it's one of the smallest japanese prefectures in terms of livable area, they accommodate more than half of the foreign military presence. even more problematic, much of okinawa's arable land suitable for farming on an island whose whole traditional identity is built around farming is eaten up by military bases. the military base issue, is this more important for older people or younger people? >> it's for older people. >> it's for the older people. >> yes. so when you actually go to a place where they have, like, a protest going

mauricio marin has more on how the events are giving the local economy a boost. (( )) ((mauricio marin/reporter: another big night for the national finals rodeo. nearly 20- thousand people are making their way inside the thomas and mack center to see all the action one last time this year. for many it doesn't disappoint. )) ((scott sheppard/nfr fan: "i'm a big fan of team roping bull riding just the whole rodeo experience. i do team roping myself and it's nice to see the pros out in vegas on the big stage." )) ((mauricio marin)) folks like scott sheppard and his wife are in town for the rodeo. according to n-f-r organizers---fro m just the rodeo itself there's an 80 to 100 million dollar economic impact. that's not even counting money fans are spending elsewhere doing things around town. ((lauren olson/nfr fan: "we did some rock climbing today and yesterday we went on the strip. it's the first time i've been here so first time experience." people are in town for the conor mcgregor---jose aldo ufc fight going down tonight. many traveling overseas from ireland to watch mcgregor take on a

we talked with the chp and marine mammal center earlier tonight. >> she is very strong. if she is about to give birth, that means she is in her prime. so she's got a lot of weight and strength under her. she could actually tear the board from your hands if you don't hold the board the proper way. very strong, very feisty animal. which is wonderful, that's what we want. >> hold the board and if she grabbed it from me, grab it, not try to fight her. obviously our concern right now is this is a huge animal. and, she's adamant that she is going to cross this stretch of roadway. >> that chp officer showed us the board that he was holding trying to corral that seal away. you could see chunks of that board taken away where she not at it with her very powerful jaws. the deal is right now, they are being helped by the tides. the marine mammal center and chp left just about 15 minutes ago, probably, because they say the tide has come down low enough where it's really kind of a mudslide where she would have to cross in order to be able to get up and cross onto highway 37. that woul

and marine was killed in a crash last saturday. he feels the toys for tots coordinator. he was a paramedic. his twin brother said he had the same message when he was serving others. >> make sure you smile, take the time to smile just appreciate the small things. >> in honor of scott we collected toys as the viewing and funeral which was friday and saturday and we filled this trailer. >> reporter: scot was one of 8 children. his family said he dedicated his life to serving others and now kids at crozer-chester medical center will benefit from some of the toys donated in his memory. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> police in new castle county, delaware are trying to determine if four weekend robberies were carried out by the same person. a man was held you mean yesterday, another with a dunkin' donuts and flee market on south dwir avenue. in each robbery the suspect made off with money, there were no injuries. if you have any information call new castle county police. >>> an elderly couple in the round hurls philadelphia are