fox5's miguel martinez valle is live at aria at the democratic republicans and standing by as the numbers come in. fox5's miguel martinez valle is live at aria at the democratic headquarters. we begin with fox5's eric hilt live at south point a yes vote on question one on the nevada ballot would increase background checks on some gun sales. fox5's adam herbets joins us live with details of the quesiton.... only one person president... why there's ontroversy over newsweek magazine printing editions about both candidates taking the oval. people love chicken sandwiches... gether?! my new nashville hot chicken filet, topped with hot sauce and pickles, on toasted sourdough bread. i'll call it the nashville hot chicken sandwich! boom. someone got that, right? nashville hot chicken. hot sauce and pickles. you'll call it the nashville hot chicken sandwich. boom. good work everyone. another winner. introducing the nashville hot chicken sandwich. everyone has their civic duty to vote... especially the presidential nominees. hillary clinton and donald trump both headed to the polls today in new york

fox 5's miguel martinez-valle joins us from the democratic party headquarters... but first we start fox5's eric hilt is at the republican nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. nevadans are watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. watching two questions closely. question one to expand background checks on guns... and question two to legalize recreational marijuana. closed caption closed captioning local voters today are deciding whether nevada needs to have more background checks before you're sold a gun. it's all part of question one. fox5's adam herbets is live at a local gun shop off st. rose parkway to explain both sides. adam? john christine if you buy a gun at a one the gun shop in las vegas you're already going to have to go through a background check that's why question one in my opinion it's probably one of the most complex questions on the ballot this

fox5's miguel martinez-valle is at the scene now with more. miguel? closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly allergies can still enjoy their candy through trick or treating. louisiana's teal pumpkin project launching an initiative... to display teal colored pumpkins on halloween. instead of traditional orange... the teal color notifies children with food allergies that the candy is safe to eat. the goal of the project is to prevent children affected by food allergies... a trip to the hospital because of a negative reaction. l. cotaya says: "it's other kids have and it's also really hard in the chaos of halloween to be running after her and checking her bucket to see what's in there." l. cotaya says: "so the teal pumpkin project is really just an alternative to food. so it can be stickers, bubbles, sunglasses, light up bracelets." approximately one in thirteen children in the united states has a food allergy. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier it will be a mild night for trick-or- las vegas valley tonight. temperatures wi

think happy miguel martinez valle fox5 news local las vegas>> the report says that azucena was convicted of manslaughter in california and had been deported out of the u-s twice. he is now facing numerous charges. moiza says she is putting her three daughters in therapy in the hopes that it will help their nightmares go away. u-n-l-v students are on edge after a fellow student was attacked while walking to her car earlier this week. the student says it happened tuesday night. police say the man attacked her from behind and he's still on the run. students we spoke with say they are now worried about their commute as they head out to their night classes. "it's super scary to hear that that's going on in our campus just because, we stay here until midnight, one , two o'clock in the morning sometimes and we hope to be safe because it's our campus. we basically live here studying all night." unlv police offers escorts 24-hours a day. the university services available to students for things ranging from assault to health care. ""something went horribly wrong. (butt to) i was screaming he's aut

fox5's miguel martinez-valle spoke with members of the undocumented community, who say they're nervous that if trump undoes president obama's executive actions, they will have to go back into the shadows. << nat of meeting> " i was terrified, i was like what is going to happen to all my immigrant community, whats going to happen to us?" 16 year old jennifer angulo has questions ... and some fears... " what would happen in january, when donald trump gets in to presidency" up until a week ago, she was sure applying to president obama's deffered action for childhood arrivals program was her best bet to come out of the shadows.. " i wanted to know if i should still apply to it or if i shouldnt, about my parents whats going to happen to them" she's not the only questions, more than 100 people showed up to ask questions. wendy soto is a dental assistant .... this would be her third time renewing daca... the program that allows her to work legally... " i got a letter saying that i have to renew it, and i was just wondering if i should renew it," immigration lawyer kathia pereira was one

fox5's miguel martinez-valle spoke with some clowns in town for a convention about how they are making people love them again. << 2016 has been kind of a rough year, for some " the last six months have been very difficult, some of our members have been actually threatened, physically threatened." reports of sinister clowns popping up nation wide have given real performers like jellie bean buttons a bad rep... " this is what i do for a living and how i provide for my family, and it hurts my reputation profesional clown for 43 years" and frankly. theyre sick of it... " do any of them seem afraid to you miguel? no they love clowns..." around 200 people gathered at the 31st annual family entertainers convention... " this is just a fun convention, its all about showing new ways to do things: balloons, face paint, juggling" people like cricket, who say the scary clowns showing up this year are no laughing matter... but pretty much everything else, is. "how would you like to see a microwave appear right here... get it a microwave..." bridge : 1/2 : "but for some the only thing scarier than th

fox5's miguel martinez valle joined local baseball fans to watch the cubs make history. <<"the crowd keeps gathering because everybody wants to see the cubs win the world series it's history tonight" history has been made... the cubs won the world series for the first time in 108 years but for one father the only first... " first time we've ever been in a bar together watching any sporting event so it is kind of cool actually" we first met mark weinberg during game 6 he said if the cubs made it to game 7, his 80 year old dad would make it to the bar with him "here he is" "i've been following the cubs since 1949" even with an early lead they were hesitant about flying the w too quickly "we're having fun but he seen a lot so we're still nervous still nervous not over till it's over " then again, this is a win theyve both been waiting for their whole lives "it's way overdue quite frankly" the cubs beat the indians to become the world series champs... a memory that will last this father son duo a lifetime " he's a wonderful son let me tell ya his birthday

fox5's miguel martinez valle has tips on how to avoid the wild animals. <<" as soon as the cat stopped howling" it was a howl jeff smith had learned to look out for... " they were right down in this area, about 12 feet away from this fence" coyotes, roaming the neighborhood, and the surrounding golf course, looking for food... " the pitman wash is just down the way and i am sure that is their highway" "bridge: smith and his neighbors have seen multiple cayotes so far this year, their biggest concern, one of them could attack one of their beloved pets" " we had a toy poodle a couple of years ago that got attacked by a coyote and ultimatly died be he has a new dog now, but that attack has kept him on the lookout... especially this time of year... " as the tempertures from the summer start to cool off, we become more active, so do they" doug nielson from the nevada deptartment of wildlife says wild animals start to move around during the day this time of year... but there are a few things to do to keep them away from your home. " number one is dont feed them" dont feed them, and try to ke

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to one family who says trump's victory has them afraid for their future. < " they hear what they hear out of president trump and they are concerned so they are calling with the panic and i can understand that" in the days since donald trumps election, immigration law offices across the country have been flooded with phone calls . " they're nervous, because they don't know if the program will continue, so they're asking 'when my card expires next year or perhaps in 2018 will i be able to renew that know" calls from immigrants and their families, families like the zapata's, who are fearful for their future despite their temporary legal status... "(i) spoke with my daughter and said...... cries it's not fair..." alexandro zapata and his family have lived in fear before... they ran from venezuela seeking political asylum just 3 years ago... " even if we have a temporary status i feel scared, i feel scared every night and i feel scared every morning" trump made no mention of stopping political asylum's during yet they say their t

we sent fox5's miguel martinez- valle out for a ride-along to see how what they're doing to combat it. < " we heard an alert go out, we jumped in our car and responded... we got there in under 2 wandick was patroling the las vegas strip the night a man was shot and killed near caesers palace... " the suspect was still armed with a gun, it was malfunction but he had a gun" the shooting happened about a month ago, wandicks squad arrested charles smith for the crime... < boop boop nat> the case is under investigation, but wandick says he's pretty sure he knows what sparked the violence... " that shooting was in reference to a street level narcotics deal that possibly went bad" street level drugs: one of many issues the convention center area command fights every night... " our squad goes after violent crimes, guns, gangs, and so forth" police tell me four of the most violent crimes on the strip, 3 shootings and a stabbing. have happened in the last 30 days. " there's no excuse or reason, or rhyme or reason for it, it is some

miguel martinez- valle talked to guests who were forced out of their rooms... but we start with cyndi lundeberg about the power outage... and what comes next. like you said... thousands of people three thousand to be exact were displaced including guests and gamblers some even were tapped in elevators. firefighters went dooor to door on all 33 levels looking for anyone left behind just before 10 o'clock.... the paris the cause? construction crews hit a power line in the basement. the fire department decided it was on everybody's best interest including staff to evacuate it'll stay evacuated until the chief decides a full evacuation of the property was ordered at noon after the generators failed to kick in . 3,000 people were displaced from the 29 hundred rooms at the resort. no one went to the hospital but there were close calls... few anxiety cases but no one went to the hospital stand- firefighter rescued 11 people a firefighter called the casino eerie since it was so pitch black crews tried unsuccessfully throughout thursday to restore the power... we were n

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke with the d-a about the alleged crime spree. <<" sometimes she just be there, and she will look up, and she will be smiling, i say are you talking to your daddy? did you daddy come visit you?" it's been 3 months since baby malia last saw her dad. 3 months since ketra nestor last saw her son. " i miss my son, it hurts, i don't know how long the hurt will be there, but it hurts... i have to deal with it, i have to" mohommad robinson outside a local mcdonalds three months ago. now, test results from cartridge casings found at the crime scene have connected perez to a series of other shootings... " if these accusations turn out to be true he's a dangerous guy, and he has according to the accusations caused a lot of harm to a lot of people" i went through police reports. in them, i found perez's crime spree started on july 25th... 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

to rob a 7-eleven in the north valley, had robbed other businesses in the area befor fox5s miguel martinez valle spoke to businessowners in the area about the robber's crime spree. < for business owners near cheyenne and civic center, the 7/11 shooting hopefully marked the end to a month long crime spree salvador hernandez, mobile pcs "they've been robbed before so eventually someone was going to get shot or worse killed in that area" thats exactly what ended up happening ... police say a man holding up the clerk, another person working inside the store then fired at working inside the store then fired at the robber, ending his life. people around here say they know exactly who the robber was salvador hernandez, "it's the same person same description hoodie bandanna with a gun" alfredo lopez reyes "all of the time problems that guy i know that guy i see you" don , barber shop "he's came over here i cut his hair a couple of times he's robbed a few of the local businesses in the area " he was so notorious in the area, businesses and police started

fox5's miguel martinez valle is live to break down the early voting numbers... and what you need to know if you still

miguel martinez valle has been talking to some of the thousands of guests who were sent out on the streets.. but we begin with cyndi lundeberg on the strip with new developments that just happened.. like you said... thousands of people three thousand to be exact were displaced including guests tapped in elevators. firefighters went dooor to door on all 33 levels looking for anyone left behind just before 10 o'clock.... the paris hotel and casino went black. the cause? construction crews hit a power line in the basement. the fire department decided it was on everybody's best interest including staff to evacuate it'll stay evacuated until the chief decides a full evacuation of the property was after the generators failed to kick in . 3,000 people were displaced from the 29 hundred rooms at the resort. no one went to the hospital but there were close calls... few anxiety cases but no one went to the hospital stand- firefighter rescued 11 people from elevators and a firefighter called the casino eerie since it was so pitch black crews tried unsuccessfully throughout restore the power... we wer

fox5's miguel martinez valle has tips on how to avoid problems with wild animals. " as soon as the cat stopped screeching the coyote started howling" it was a howl jeff smith had learned to look out for... " they were right down in this area, about 12 from this fence" coyotes, roaming the neighborhood, and the surrounding golf course, looking for food... " the pitman wash is just down the way and i am sure that is their highway" "bridge: smith and his neighbors have seen multiple cayotes so far this year, their biggest concern, one of them could attack one of their beloved pets" " we had a toy poodle a couple of years ago that got attacked by a coyote and ultimatly died because of injuries" he has a new dog now, but that attack has kept especially this time of year... " as the tempertures from the summer start to cool off, we become more active, so do they" doug nielson from the nevada deptartment of wildlife says wild animals start to move around during the day this time of year... but there are a few things to do to keep them away from your home. " number one is dont feed them" dont

fox5's miguel martinez valle is on patrol tonight with officers... we've had a chilly we've had a chilly couple of days... but could things heat up for the weekend? we check in with chief meteorologist ted pretty with a look at the forecast. tell us exotic cats were living in deplorable conditions at a pahrump home, so they seized more than a dozen animals. tonight we found out the largest animals, like lions and tigers may be returned to the owners. others will go to a licensed sanctuary. one neighbor told us she's sad to hear about the animal abuse charges, but likes having the exotic creatures next door. "ellen bryant: they were quiet and we had no problems out of them and i loved hearing he lions roar. they were here when we came and i thought it was really nice " living on the property: two african lionesses. one african lion, a bengal tiger, eight canadian siberian lynx hybrid cats, a black panther, a fennec fox and a cervel caracal hybrid cat. "sgt michael eisenloffel:(nye county) the air quality inside was unacceptable the living conditions i

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fox5's miguel martinez-valle is with officers patrolling the strip right now. closed captioning closed captioning a big freeway shut down that will cause some big headac valley drivers.... the 215 beltway has been closed in both directions for the last couple of hours...and that shut-down will go all the way through the weekend! fox5's cyndi lundeburg is live at the freeway... with what you need to know before you head out the road. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning we've got all the information about our website. just head to fox5 vegas dot com. "hyperloop one" the start up company hoping to create high speed transportation in large tubes.... has settled a lawsuit between it's former c-e-o and three employees. the multi-billion dollar system was demonstrated at the apex industrial park in north las vegas back in may. it promises to cut a commute from san fransisco to los angeles down to just 30-minutes. the employees accused they bosses of financial missmanagement. the employees were seeking a public apology...lost pay and stock options.

fox5's miguel martinez-valle was there, miguel did they have any answers for people's concerns? the question and answer session was meant to calm fears of mass deportation, many of these people, those sometimes called dreamers, are living and working here legally, they're nervous if trump undoes president obama's executive actions, they will have to go back in the shadows. were planning on renewing their application for daca... mmv, ffn, ll were planning on renewing their application for daca... mmv, ffn, ll action for childhood arrivals program was one of president obama's executive actions... donald trump has said before he intends on undoing these actions. let's check in with fox five's chief meteorlogist ted pretty. a wind advisory remains in effect for the entire fox5 viewing area through 1 a.m. gusts will be in the 40 to 50 mph range, with some of the strongest wind occurring after sunset tonight. a cold front moves across the area this evening, bringing in much colder air for thursday. high temperatures will only be in the low 60s and upper 50s despite the sunshine across

miguel martinez valle fox 5 news local las vegas for more information about early voting numbers and links to help you find out where to vote be sure to download our fox5 mobile app in more local news... one person is in the hospital.. and another is dead .. after both were hit in two separate shootings yesterday. the most recent happened around eight last night... near las vegas boulevard, on a side street between nellis and lamb. according to metro police, someone shot another person multiple times... they died in the hospital. so far... no arrests have been made. the other shooting happened on the west side of the in a neighborhood off of torrey pines nead charleston. police say a group of men who were outside around 4:30 yesterday afternoon... when someone began shooting. one of the men ran about a block before collapsing .. after being shot in the back. police say he was rushed to a hospital and is expected to survive.. no one is in custody for this shooting. daylight saving time ends at two a-m tomorrow... meaning you get an extra hour of sleep this weekend! make sure you're se

tonight we're learning the robber was on a crime spree, fox5s miguel martinez valle spoke to businesses that say the same man had robbed others before... that's right som of the local shop owners say the man shot and killed while attempting to rob this 7/11 had successfully robbed other businesses in the last month. for business owners near cheyenne and civic center, the 7/11 shooting hopefully marked salvador hernandez, mobile pcs "they've been robbed before so eventually someone was going to get shot or worse killed in that area" thats exactly what ended up happening ... police say a man walked in and tried holding up the clerk, another person working inside the store then fired at the robber, ending his life. people around here say they know exactly who the robb w salvador hernandez, "it's the same person same description hoodie bandanna with a gun" alfredo lopez reyes "all of the time problems that guy i know that guy i see you" don , barber shop "he's came over here i cut his hair a couple of times he's robbed a few of the local b

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fox 5's miguel martinez valle joins us outside trump tower where it all began. that's right this was one of the smaller protest nationwide only about 50 people and really more than an actual protest this started as a few people gathering to share their fears and their frustrations . word spread on social media which ended in couple dozen marching all around the strip donald trumps presidency has led to shock nation wide sylvia robinson "my whole family cried we were crying all night and that's not something that should be happening" for some the shock led to tears the tears lead to anger... the protests quickly followed martin krafft " i'm here because i am heartbroken by the results of the in las vegas followed similar protest all across the country this one started and ended right in front of trump tower" " democracy has failed to stand up for human decency" around 50 people marched and chanted in las vegas, they say they know the protests won't change the election outcome. but they're terrified of what will happen if they stay silent

immigrants has lead to a busy few days for immigration law offices across the nation fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to lawyers who say their hook, and a family who says trumps win has them afraid for the future thats right, while trump has focused his attention in the last few days towards deporting undocumented criminals, the words he spoke during the campaign cycle have millions of other undocumented people worried... so they're calling lawyers to get some answers, answers they don't have... " they hear what they hear out of president trump and they are concerned so they are calling with the panic and i can understand that" in the days since donald trumps election, immigration law offices across the country have been flooded with phone calls . " they're nervous, because they don't know if the program will continue, so they're asking 'when my card expires next year or perhaps in 2018 will i be able to renew that benefit... the honest answer is we don't know" calls from immigrants and zapata's, who are fearful for their future despite their temporary legal stat

fox5's miguel martinez valle joins us now from brando's bar with all of the excitement. closed captioning sign> anthony brando, owner of brando's "108 years it's not a decade it's not a generation it's over a century" the chicago cubs are one step closer to breaking the curse kalli schneggenberger, cubs fan "there's the bully goat curse and everybody is just freaking out" mark weinberg, cubs fan " this is unprecedented in my life time and all my friends lifetimes and my 80 year old dad i just want him to see a world series victory" winning game six means the cubs will play the cleveland indians again in game 7... those who wish to see a cubs world series victory are happy they still have hope anthony brando, owner of brando's "it's been a win in every regard and i think even more importantly it's a stepping stone into even bigger things coming in the future" "bridge: for cubs fans stuck in the it really gives them a home away from home" mark weinberg, cubs fan " we have a huge illinois contingency and all of them are blackhawks bears cubs it's phen

fox5's miguel martinez valle has dug through police reports and talked to the district attorneyand one of the victims family members about the alleged crime spree you may remember alonso perez as the man who broke out of handcuffs and escaped police custody... now police are saying his original shooting arrest may not be his only crime, theyre connecting him to 5 other crimes that happened this summer. " sometimes she just be there, and she will look up, and she will be smiling, i say are you talking to your daddy? did you daddy come visit you?" it's been 3 months since baby malia last saw her dad. 3 months since ketra nestor last saw her son. " i miss my son, it hurts, i don't know how long the hurt will be there, but it hurts... i have to deal with it, i have to" police tell me alonso perez shot mohommad robinson outside a now, test results from cartridge casings found at the crime scene have connected perez to a series of other shootings... " if these accusations turn out to be true he's a dangerous guy, and he has according to the accusations caused a l

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right here in las vegas, veterans village held a celebration for our vets fox5's miguel martinez valle was there and brings us the story... there was food, there was music, and even speeches thanking our vets... but with this divisive week, where people in this nation are fearing for their rights, others are fearing for their safety because of protests... the conversation around veterans soon turned to honoring them by coming together < i pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the united states of america> the united states of america, the land of the free... the home of the brave... " what better way to celebrate veterans than to serve those who have served our country" today those protecting our republic, were celebrated, remembered, and honored... " this is the least we can do to honor them, and thats what we do we honor them every day" veterans village held the celebration,and along with mayor carolyn goodman they announced plans to continue helping veterans in need... " the main thing is whats being done here, that homeless and veterans

fox5's miguel martinez-valle is at the scene now with more. miguel? closed captioning before you change over your clocks for daylight saving time this sunday-- don't forget to set your watering clocks too. the winter watering restrictions starttomorrow. it will remain in effect through the end of schedule limits turf and drip irrigation to only one day a week. each address has a specific watering day. to find out your assigned watering day-- we've got that link for you at fox five vegas dot com. now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier it will be a mild night for trick-or- treating across the las vegas valley tonight. be in the 70s and 60s under partly cloudy skies. look for a slight spooky breeze 5 to 15 mph. cooler air working into the area will bring our high temperatures down into the low 70s across the area. look for plenty of sunshine wednesday with a northerly breeze blowing across the valley. highs will be in the mid 70s. some showers are expected over arizona thursday an of that activity looks to stay off to our east. we'll see some

we sent fox5's miguel martinez- valle out with police friday night to see how what they're doing to combat it... stabbing in the last 30 days may not seem like much, but when they happen around one of america's busiest boulevards, metro police say its an issue they take very seriously... " " friday night i went out with metro's convention center area convention center area command, thats convention center area command, thats the squad that fights crime on the strip... they're also the squad that responded to some of the recent shootings including the one at the peppermill last week... they tell me when violent crime happens near the strip, it could be especially tragic since its such a highly traveled area... i asked them how shootings continue to happen on las vegas boulevbard despite the fact that with the many surveillance cameras, it is one of the most watched streets in the world... they tell me their squad is doing what they can, but sometimes they need more . " going after drugs, guns, fighting crimes, this is what we're coming up with... so we are out here making arrests, we are ge

that's where we find fox five's miguel martinez- valle with more on what happened. closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly a student is behind bars... after police say he made threats to a local high school. today, police are thanking the parents who heard something right, and came forward. fox5's adam herbets joins us live from desert oasis high school near jones and cactus. closed captioning nats driving dip to black fade up, phone call good morning parents, this mr. adams the principal at desert oasis high school with an important message it was a message left on every parents voicemail... but at the time... they might not have known how serious this really was. more nats phone call talking about threat i can't imagine the panic and omg no 4:59 it looked like he was acting alone and had some made some plans that he was going to do a mass shooting in the near future a 15 year old... arrested for threatening to shoot up the school. police say it started out as a rumor... but they knew it was real when they found evidence at his house. you see it hap

fox5s miguel martinez valle has and talked to the district attorney about the alleged crime spree, he joins us now in front of the regional justice center... most people will remember alonso perez as the man who broke out of handcuffs early september just hours after being arrested for a shooting at a local mcdonald's... well according to police reports and the district attorney... that shooting in which mohhommad robinson lost his life, may not be perezs only violent crime. the crime spree happened in within a month and a half time frame. police reports show perez was linked to a shoo motel on july 25th on august 15 he's linked to a battery with a deadly weapon then august 20 he's linked to a murder that's still under investigation according to the da his two latest murder charges. the one at mcdonald's and the shooting of a motorcycle driver happened just hours apart from each other from august 27th to the 28th. "if these accusations turn out to be true he's a dangerous guy and he's caused according to the accusations a lot of why the office of the district attorney is targeting him

that's where miguel martinez- valle spent the night . down much? closed captioning anthony brando, owner of brando's "108 years it's not a decade it's not a generation it's over a century" the chicago cubs are one step closer to breaking the curse kalli schneggenberger, cubs fan "there's the bully goat curse and everybody is just freaking out" mark weinberg, cubs fan " this is unprecedented in my life time and all my friends lifetimes and my 80 year old dad i just want him to see a world series victory" winning game six means the cubs will play the cleveland indians again in game 7... those who wish to see a cubs world series victory are happy they still have hope anthony brando, owner of brando's "it's been a win in every regard and i think even more importantly it's a stepping stone into even bigger things coming in the future" "bridge: for cubs fans stuck in the desert finding places like brando's it really gives them a home away from home" mark weinberg, cubs fan " we have a huge illinois contingency

fox 5's miguel martinez valle is live at brando's.. a cubs bar on blue diamond .. where hundreds of fans watched history tonight.. miguel. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning anthony brando, owner of brando's "the crowd keeps gathering because everybody wants to see the cubs win the world series it's history tonight" history has been made... the cubs won the world series for the first time in 108 years but for one father son duo thats not the only first... mark weinberg, cubs fan " first time we've ever been in a bar together watching any sporting event so it is kind of cool actually" we first met mark weinberg during game 6 he said if the cubs made it to game 7, his 80ea old dad would make it to the bar with him mark weinberg, cubs fan "here he is" ben weinberg, marks father, bigger cubs fan "i've been following the cubs since 1949" even with an early lead they were hesitant about flying the w too quickly "we're having fun but he seen a lot so we're still nervous still nervous not over till it's over " then again, this is a win they

fox5's miguel martinez valle is live to break down the early voting numbers... and what you need to know if you still ballot. thousands of people have voted outside this cardenas store today... this is just one of many polling locations across the valley... the latest update we have from the county shows more than 50,000 people voted today. " ahh finally i've made a decision" the last day of wrapped up and thousands of people made it a priority to get out to the polls " in 2012 we had over 50 thousand that voted the last day, we're projecting 50-60 today" " ive been working so this was the day i had available to do it, this was her first time voting and she asked me to come with her" some were first time voters, and this was a moment they had been waiting for their whole lives... " my heart is palpatating right now... you excited? yea i think every little exciting" others, like actress angelica maria, were outside polling stations encouraging people to use their vote as their voice... " in some of our countries, you vote and nobody listens to you, but here

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke with some people who were frustrated with the lack of communication from paris' staff, so they jumped at the chance to make other plans. <<"it's just went black and the first thing i hear is banging and screaming and there was people stuck in there" a strip casino gone black: and with people stuck in their rooms, in the elevators, or just stuck without their stuff. the paris power outage made for a hectic day for the 3000 evacuaees "we were stuck in there for approximately two hours no lights you open the door you can see maybe two doors down,the halls black" "i found my way down the stairs with no lights nobody was around to give me directions no one was around to ask" "i didn't know how to get a light on my camera on my phone and i tripped on the last three stairs" the outage was supposed to be temporary, people were told to check back in a few hours. "we went to the figure by the time would be back and be ready and then we were told we had to get our stuff in there" "guest waited all day to find out whether the lights will turn back on and when the

fox5's miguel martinez valle went on a ride along with metro... to find out just how much they're dealing with. cc will resume it was the last road game of the football last night... fox5's kevin bolinger has the breakdown from boise... including some prime-time highlights. closed captioning if you'd like to start your weekend out on a positive note.... and get a little exercise in... we've got the perfect place for you! fox5's kathleen jacob joins us live from cornerstone park where the color me kind 5k is happening in just a little bit. good morning kathleen. good morning! in the next hour or so they'll be setting up here for the 5k. it's the second year the city of henderson has put the event on. it's a pretty easy course but at each kilometer runners will be doused with color... or kindness... the city is saying... i'm here with nicole johnson from the city... (interview) the race starts at 9... and if you haven't signed up... there's still time... 40 dollars to sign up this morning and proceeds go to... as we deal with the chilly bracing for

afterwards, the suspects that is" " i hope it spurrs the police to be a little more proactive" miguel martinez valle fox5 news local las vegas>> police are advising homeowners to install surveillance cameras because if you fall victim to a crime, that physical evidence will make to solve the case. president obama has signed a bill into law that aims to end long wait times for the v-a crisis line. the goal is to get these vets in touch with a qualified person in a timely manner. the bill creates a quality assurance process. the embattled v-a system has been dealing with long wait times for several years now. the new legislation signed monday comes after federal investigators substantiated allegations that some calls went into a voicemail system and that some veterans didn't get immediate here at home, u-s vets in downtown las vegas is undergoing a major renovation. a team will kick off plans to expand the organization's kitchen today. u-s vets provides housing, counseling, career development and support to military veterans and their families. the project will add one-thousand square feet of new kitc

fox5's miguel martinez valle has dug through police reports and talked to the district attorney about the alleged crime spree, he regional justice center... most people will remember alonso perez as the man who broke out of handcuffs early september just hours after being arrested for a shooting at a local mcdonald's... well according to police reports and the district attorney... that shooting in which mohhommad robinson lost his life, may not be perezs only violent crime. vo: the crime spree happened in within a month and a half time frame. police reports show perez was linked to a shoo motel on july 25th on august 15 he's linked to a battery with a deadly weapon then august 20 he's linked to a murder that's still under investigation according to the da his two latest murder charges. the one at mcdonald's and the shooting of a motorcycle driver happened just hours apart from each other from august 27th to the 28th. most of these crimes are connected through cartridge casings from the shootings. the district attorney says gun violence is a huge problem

police tell us azucena was abusing young girls for months tonight fox5's miguel martinez valle sat down with a mom who says azucena abused all three of her daughters... miguel, she told you her family has been living a nightmare... the mother i spoke to today says her family daughters had known him their whole lives... they even called him grandpa... " es doloroso porque... son mis tres ninas..." amanda moiza's three daughters have known jose azucena their whole lives, the family knew him as "david" the little girls called him "grandpa" queens, he was going to buy them everything)" they trusted him, she tells me that makes the abuse that much hard to understand... "< " ( i don't understand why he did it>) metro police arrested jose azucena for sex crimes commited against children... fox5 went through the arrest report... 11 pages of disturbing statements. in those pages, children, including moiza's three daughters... all of which are younger than 10 years old, explained how azucena lured them into his home with candy and touched them. one girl told us her up all the girls told police he

we sent fox5's miguel martinez- valle out with police friday night to see how what they're doing to combat it... i spent friday night with metro's convention center area command as they patroled the las vegas strip, during the 6 hours i was with them, they made 3 arrests... they tell me some of arrested- could have led to violent crime if they went unchecked... " we heard an alert go out, we jumped in our car and responded... we got there in under 2 minutes" officer calvin wandick was patroling the las shot and killed near caesers palace... " the suspect was still armed with a gun, it was malfunction but he had a gun" the shooting happened about a month ago, wandicks squad arrested charles smith for the crime... < boop boop nat> the case is under investigation, but wandick says he's pretty sure he knows what sparked the violence... " that shooting was in referce narcotics deal that possibly went bad" street level drugs: one of many issues the convention center area command fights every night... " our squad goes after violent

fox 5's miguel martinez-valle shows us two metro officers who not only got to know the community, they joined some of them in a quick game of basketball the site of police isnt uncommon on kari lee "i look out my door and i seen the police car and i was like oh shoot what happened now, because we do have a bad rep," but what cynthia moore saw monday afternoon, caught her by surprise... " the police got out of the car and started playing basketball with the kids and i thought, thats what we need " i'm really proud of the officers, their names are andrew shark, thats the tall red headed guy,and matt occonner, thats the burnett guy wearing the gloves." moore wasn't the only one enjoying the game.. kevin goowin just moved to the neighborhood... he pulled out his phone and started recording... " got my wife and we looked out and they was playing basketball, and we smiled instead of crying" in a time when community and police relations are facing added strain nationwide... las vegas police are trying to build bridges with the people they se

$335 million dollars in tax breaks and incentives during a special session last year fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to some involved with the project about what this pause means for faraday and for it's future in nevada... we looked into faraday future's future. there has been a lot of concern about the company's reported money problems with their billionair backer, to payment issues with contractors... but new investors came forward with 600 million dollars, so city leaders tell me they're still optimistic about the future... faraday future's road to a north las vegas manufacturing plant has been a bumpy one... news of the car company failing to pay millions of dollars in bills raised some questions about their finances... and faradays chinese billionaire fuel to those concerns by saying his company le-eco was running out of cash... < our video> now the car maker is pumping the brakes terms of construction... bridge: " faraday future broke ground on the billion dollar project earlier this year, and in the months since they say they hav

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to lawyers who say their phones have been ringing off the hook, and a family who says trumps win has them afraid for the future thats right, while trump has focused his attention in the last few days towards deporting last few days towards deporting undocumented criminals, the words he spoke during the campaign cycle have millions of other undocumented people worried... so they're calling lawyers to get some answers, answers they dot " they hear what they hear out of president trump and they are concerned so they are calling with the panic and i can understand that" in the days since donald trumps election, immigration law offices across the country have been flooded with phone calls . " they're nervous, because they don't know if the program will continue, so they're asking 'when my card expires next year or perhaps in 2018 will i be able to renew that honest answer is we don't know" calls from immigrants and their families, families like the zapata's, who are fearful for their future despite their temporary legal stat

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to the homeowner... and he has that video for us now. there were about two weeks between the time brett palmer's home was broken into and burglarized and this weekend when he says a victim he doesn't even know was robbed at gun point right in front of his house... palmer believes the men that robbed the victim, were the same people who stole from him... " pointed it at him, the guy / kid gave him his money, hit him with the gun, ran away" this gun-point robbery footage home surveillance cameras... " got one here and i got one here by my door, and i just put that one there after the latest incident, it was inside my house" but he wasn't the victim of this crime... and he doesn't know anyone involved... or even why they were at his front door. " i don't know the victim, i don't know the suspects, but it looks like a staged drugs deal..." his connections: the robbery happened outside his house... and the suspects may be linked to a home burglary he was a weeks ago... " they match the description of the susp

fox5's miguel martinez-valle went to speak to some of the people facing the most backlash from this year. he joins us now in the studio. thats right, its not easy to be a clown in 2016... but for those who feel this is their lives purpose... quitting is not an option, 200 people gathered at western region clown associations convention, where they learned the tricks of the trade, and discussed how to make people love them again. 2016 has been kind of a rough year, for some " the last six months have been very difficult, some of our members have been actually threatened, physically threatened." reports of sinister clowns popping up nation like jellie bean buttons a bad rep... " this is what i do for a living and how i provide for my family, and it hurts my reputation i've been working as a clown, a profesional clown for 43 years" and frankly. theyre sick of it... " do any of them seem afraid to you miguel? no they love clowns..." around 200 people gathered at the 31st annual family entertainers convention... " this is just a fun convention, its all about showing new ways to d

right here in las vegas, veterans village held a celebration for our vets fox5's miguel martinez valle was there and brings us the story... there was food, there was music, and even speeches thanking our vets... but with this divisive week, where people in this nation are fearing for their rights, others are fearing for their conversation around veterans soon turned to honoring them by coming together as a country... < i pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the united states of america> the united states of america, the land of the free... the home of the brave... " what better way to celeb veterans than to serve those who have served our country" today those protecting our republic, were celebrated, remembered, and honored... " this is the least we can do to honor them, and thats what we do we honor them every day" veterans village held the celebration,and along with mayor carolyn goodman they announced plans to continue helping veterans in need... " the main thing is whats being done here, that homeless and veterans should never be toget

fox5's miguel martinez valle is on the strip with protestors-- he john christine about 50 people gathered here outside of the trump hotel in las vegas they had posters and chants ready. all told me tonight to protest was a response to the shock they received after hearing the news that trump won the presidency protestors the protester it off small with a few people posting pictures online but as words went around on social media more and more people showed up they eventually left the front of trump tower talk to the strip where they walked all turning back and walking all the way back. most of the people i spoke with tonight say they know that these protest they're not gonna change the outcome of the presidency but they want the world to know that just because their vote didn't give them the result they wanted , their voices will not be silenced sylvia robinson "he represents and symbolizes nothing but hatred and racism and sexism and i don't see any good out of it and some people do so you are allowed to your own opinion and i respect that but if you don't respect mine i'm not gonna sit

tonight we're learning the robber was on a crime spree, fox5s miguel martinez valle spoke to businesses that say the same man had robbed others before... that's right some of t owners say the man shot and killed while attempting to rob this 7/11 had successfully robbed other businesses in the last month. for business owners near cheyenne and civic center, the 7/11 shooting hopefully marked the end to a month long crime spree salvador hernandez, mobile pcs "they've been robbed before so someone was going to get shot or worse killed in that area" thats exactly what ended up happening ... police say a man walked in and tried holding up the clerk, another person working inside the store then fired at the robber, ending his life. people around here say they know exactly who the robber was salvador hernandez, "it's the same person same description hoodie bandanna with a gun" alfredo lopez reyes "all of the time problems that guy i know that guy i see you" don , barber shop "he's came over here i cut his hair a couple of times he's robbed a f