. >> the motel 66.ou can't get it better than that. >> i know that. >> it's for homeless individuals who are working or have a fixed income. our goal for all of them is to figure out what they need to then transition into permanent housing and stay there. the mix of residents that we have here is very diverse. >> so you do you want to get together today then? >> from veterans to single moms to married couples to younger adults in their 20s that are recovering from a substance or alcohol abuse. there's not just one group of people that are experiencing this issue. we accept them all to come here. >> we've been here for a little over a year. the rent is a little bit -- it's cheaper than what you would find. nowhere in town that we would be able to stay at this price. it allows me to still go to school and have a job and pay that and you know continue to move forward. we've seen a lot of stuff we've done a lot of stupid stuff. we used to drink excessively. we used to stay at a shelter but get fed up and to

. >> the motel 66, off route 66.s. it is for homeless individuals who are working or on a fixed income. we figure out what they need to transition into permanent housing and stay there. the mix is very diverse. from veterans to single moms to married couples to younger adults in their 20s, that are recovering from a substance or alcohol induce. there's not just one group of people that are experiencing this issue. we accept them all to come here. >> you've been here for a little over a year. >> the rent is a little bit -- it's cheaper than what you would find, nowhere else in town would allow you -- it allows me to still go to school and have a job and pay that forward. we've seen a lot of stuff, we used to drink excessively. >> we would stay at a shelter and take off for a week at a time, and post up in places like this. the woods here and under bridges and different places, that's one of the ones of choice. that's got the most alcohol content. we made our life here. we slept in this tube in here, slept in this gull

this happened at the bar ex-motel. near colfax anduates. >> investigators don't yet know how. they know where the fire started. one of the rooms around the second level. and spread across the floor with within a matter of minutes. >> . you can hear residents frantic shouts of about a man still motel. >> . we hear the lady screaming. and rolling down the stairs. she says my husband. she wasn't on fire. but she like her clothes were melted off. >> . he escaped from his room on the second floor. and took these pictures with his phone. they show the chaos as motel residents rushed out of the fire. and then the cries of relief. as the trapped man stumbles out. with the fire who rescued him. >> . it's scary how quickly these kinds of fires can grow. >> once it gets through the roof. and into the attic space. >> fire crews say the building next to it. the main portion is destroyed. >> . when i saw this. i thought i lost it all. >> . at least 7 people are homeless. as a result of the fire. and one other thing. the fire department said they found several fire code violations here at th

>> reporter: panic when witnesses realized that people are trapped. the bar x motel make it out alive, some burned, others barely walking. >> it was really scary. >> reporter: this man owns the motel. >> i thought i lost it all. >> reporter: he tried to save it himself burning his own hair in the process. >> i couldn't do it. the flames were so strong. >> reporter: firefighters say it start inside a room upstairs that was supposed to be empty. >> it was flipped over, the mattress with little flames. >> reporter: little flames turned into big ones in a matter of seconds. fire investigators say it wouldn't have been this bad if the motel was not in violation of numerous fire codes. fire alarm. dead. >> reporter: a close call that could have been worse. in denver, jessica oh, 9news. >> fire investigators were not specific about which codes the there were. >>> the hiv and hepatitis scare at swedish hospital was bound to lead at lawsuits and today, a civil suit with three patients saying that the hospital put them at risk when a surgical tech put them in trouble. this is not likely to be t

now we are taking a live look at he motel. police are telling me that the man's body was, in fact, found inside one of the hotel rooms in that area you were just looking aa wecontacted the motel management for comment but they have not responded to our request. meanwhile, if you have information make sure to call call 305-471-tips ewe sanonymously. >>> the hit and run happening at the intersection o northeast 19th avenue and northeast 177 streets in north miami beach. >> you know, he could save his life.. just stop and call 911. just stop. just stop. please, please. because it could be one of your family. >> and police believe the vehicle was headed northbovnd, but aren't sure of the description at this point. anyone with information urged to call miami dade crime stoppers, 305-471-tips. the race for the republican nomination shifts to puerto rico now. results from that primaryand decision debrief, next. >>> temperatures out here, 70s. we'll take it. very windy next >>> two more presidential debrief. puerto ricond maine. marco

the motel located on west colfax near sheridan boulevard. firefighters did have to rescue some people and one of the rooms. >> reporter: investigators say a fire at a west colfax motel started inside the second-floor unit and spread quickly leaving two people hurt. the owner tried to fight the flames himself. >> the first thing that went through my head was to get the fire out. >> reporter: the fire started just before 9:30 on tuesday morning at the bar x motel.>> it was room 216 and we banged on the window and yelled for everybody to get out. i guess they didn't hear us. >> reporter: firefighters rescued a man and a woman ends -- from inside the second-floor units. they suffered burn injuries and smoke inhalation and were listed in critical condition at the hospital. the denver firefighters and spokeswoman said the den -- the damage is extensive. >> we were able to save the adjacent building that was attached to the fire building. >> reporter: the fire was like nothing he has seen before.>> it was hard to see and there were a lot of flames.

but the motel says that they serve a lot of local families and should be able to stay open. now the pinellas county school district is working fast to give the families options before it's too late. people who live at the mosley motel wonder if today will be the last day they will be allowed to stay. ginger has seen kids grow up as she lived here. dealing with a lawsuit and the city of st. pete trying to stay open. but it could close at any time. that will low the lives of kids into chaos. >> think about it this way, what if it was one of your kids living here. >> reporter: pinellas school board member flowers says the kids are already facing the toughest of challenges. poverty, hungry and more. >> it's hard to study when you have two adults and four kids size beds. >> reporter: the school board is putting parents through job referral programs and finding them transitional housing that they can afford. >> it's putting many pieces of the puzzle together. we don't want to move a family and next week they can't afford to pay for where they are. >> reporter: board members are ho

but the motel says that they serve a lot of local families and should be able to stay open. now the pinellas county school district is working fast to give the families options before it's too late. people who live at the mosley motel wonder if today will be the last day they will be allowed to stay. ginger has seen kids grow up as she lived here.

a shooting outside of a motel in maitland. we are live at the scene with what police say the victim are saying about the suspect. following is spectacular will speak to the ucf professors who students help build one of the experiments onboard headed for the international space station. michelle: thank you, brett. it lets get over to ted noah who has a look at your traffic. what' s going on out on i-95? ted: i-95 southbound is closed near the pie need a causeway extension. we have a crew on the way there. if you travel on i-95 southbound and southern brevard, especially in the melbourne area you up to get off at state road 404. take that east until u.s. one southbound, take u.s. one southbound to eau gallie boulevard back to 95. 417 of the 408, a lane blocked with construction. amy: we made it into your treatment -- we made it into the low to mid 70' s. today we will get back to average. some of us believe in hit 80 degrees. look at our forecast highs for today matchup well where we are supposed to be. getting back on track for

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one day you got a call, right, to meet u at a motel? yeah. when you walked in, you knew you were in trouble. he couldn't meet your eye. he paced. i spent the first half-hour trying to get him to relax, because if he can relax, then i can relax. but he just wanted to rant. what did he say? he said i was the help. they don't even see you. you're nothing. e help. melissa, voice-over: i had cuomers like this all the time. they wk out one of two ways. either they want to tie you up, and you just say no or they want to be ti up, in which case you do it and, uh, you steal their wallet. he didn't want to tie you up, did he? no. no! you know what i remember about the whole thing, like crystal clear? it wasn't the pain that sent him running. it was the mess. there's no record of your attack-- police, hospital. nothing. i wasn't ready to kick it yet. i was this close to dying for two weeks. and when i got back on my feet, i realized... you just didn't want to live like that anymore. if he hadn't attacked me, i would have o.d.-ed. he saved my life. prent

the owner of the motel said they were briefly trapped in the motel. the owners and the firefighters said the flames moved quickly. the owner tried to contain the file while calling 911 at the same time. >> nothing i could experience before because i've never been through this before. so it was frightening. and a lot going through my head, and the first thing that went through my head was try to put the fire out, and i tried, but it didn't work out. stop, the crews were able to attached to the building. >> denver firefighters say it move so quickly. 9 units were damaged there. >>> this is the day denver is prepared to move the belongings and shelter of people living on the streets in the area near lawrence and park avenue west. cbs 4 jaime leary is on the scene where she's been since 5:00 this morning. jaime, are you seeing the city act just yet? >>reporter: you know, things are pretty calm and quiet over here. just over my shoulder here, down park avenue. we did see a denver police officer swing by there and give a verbal warning to people over there

across the street, there was a motel 6 right when i moved in here, and that was pretty much it. there's five restaurants in the very close vicinity of here and other small businesses that are coming in. >> john curran is head of rgg, the downtown project's housing-development arm. >> here we've got glutton, which is sort of a gourmet-comfort-food concept. and right next door, it's got vegenation, which is an all vegan, or plant-powered, as they call it, restaurant. >> ♪ fremont street just can't be beat ♪ ♪ when lady luck shines on me >> downtown las vegas area had long been blighted, but they didn't want to disneyfy old vegas, so on the outside, the old vegas vibe remains, while the inside is completely transformed. >> so, john e. carson was a 64-unit extended-stay residence hotel. each of the units was like 10'x10'. it had a sink and a closet in it and a shared toilet. >> the old john e. carson hotel may look the same as it has for decades on the outside, but it is now the home of new stores like the doughnut store. >> this very cool, kitsch, retro kind of design doughnut shop

and you found out that 68 families live in motel rooms there. >> reporter: and this group says if they can get those to this citrus bowl on march 27th. they hope to offer them food, healthcare, even job opportunities . >> they have clean food, take a shower. >> reporter: everyone who lives here has to work and plan for permanent housing. he tries to move them on in about three months. a couple miles away, ortiz and his family have young pictures on this motel wall. >> when you moved in three years ago, did you ever think it would be that long? >> no. definitely not. >> reporter: moving to apartment and home is not easy. >> we gotta pay weekly. so it's hard for us to save money to pay for a lease the first sxhonth last month. >> reporter: volunteers are gather people like ricardo together on easter sunday and offer them help. >> we're set up for about 5,000 haircuts. we'll be set up for about 3,000 showers. >> reporter: not just showers, they'll have legal services for those struggling to straighten out their past. even bringing in this group of sex offenders living in the woods with no

. >>> 2 people are in the hospital after an intense fire burned down a motel on west colfax and yate this morning, firefighters believe it started in the second floor. the owner of the bar-x motel said he discovered the fire in an ever turned mat-- over turned mattress in an empty room. it quickly got out of control. 2 guests were hospitalized for burns and breathing in too much smoke. >> i guess they found him on the bed in suit and black. we all could have been woke up dead. >> no word on a cause, officials say the motel was in violation >>> i-70 through glenwood is the day. c-dot crews used a helicopter to put netting where the original slide occurred. crews made more repairs to the westbound and eastbound lanes of the interstate. i-70 there is open in both directions using the eastbound lanes, the westbound side of the interstate remains closed. >>> close to 50 government employees, company representatives and community leaders from nevada got to check out denver's regional transportation district. the group is looking to denver as a guide to create a light rail system because th

happened at the bar x motel on west colfax near sheridan. lauren, sounds like a lot of people were forced out because of this fire. >> reporter: they were, jim. and we know that investigators out here today looking into the cause of this fire found several fire code violations, pointing to a lack of upkeep here. those two people that were injured were found inside units that are on the second floor where the worst damage is and where crews right now are boarding up. >> it was like a gulf of flames. it's kind of hard to say, but there was a lot of flames coming out of the building. hurt at the bar x motel on west colfax after a fire spread through its second-floor unit. it the owner says he grabbed the fire extinguisher. >> frightening. a lot was going through my head. the first thing that went through my head was try to put the fire out, and i tried, but it just wouldn't go out. >> reporter: the fire started around 9:30 in the morning and took crews more than an hour to put out. >> somebody was yelling, hey, what's inside? >> reporter: fire

motel wouldno take it? >> the guy said he can't. he said there is nobody here.e said if they find out, i will never -- mr. ramsey: never have customers again. >> yes. finally he went in crying. which for him was please, my daughter is sick. mr. ramsey: and that did not work? >> my parents just drove straight through it me sick, alternating with my mother driving and my father driving. i remember it. begging withing, me in his arms. please, my daughter is sick. mr. ramsey: wow. back to st. louis or the nearest town. >> they went straight through to kansas. mr. ramsey: that is incredible. >> my sister was not born. i was like two. i remember that. that really made an impression. even though -- when you get out that far places were not that close together. mr. ramsey: and he got information. he was a male man himself. -- mailman himself. he was right around the corner. where the small paradise was located and where the i hop is. that is where his office was. hackensack as a mailman and he retired. >> everybody used this book. >> [indiscernible] he gives you a littl

this happened at a rohnert park motel. chuck cope pola is there. >> reporter: we know that rohnert park police are continuing to work on this. they've not been able to verify with the state department of corrections whether or not the driver in this case was, in fact, just released from san quentin, and their description of him, frankly, is very limited. a white male in his late 20s to early 30s with brown curly hair clean shaven. beyond that they don't know much. but there are surveillance cameras at this motel. and as he took off, a fleeting image was captured. this photograph from a surveillance camera shows you the car police want to find. a white 2014, to 2015 import possibly a toyota or honda with front end damage. >> there should be visible damage, dents, et cetera. >> reporter: it happened at the best western inn in rohnert park short after 10:00 p.m. last saturday. the manager and her adult son were checking locks and they confronted a driver parked in a car in the fire lane for more than a half hour. >> the indiv

most of these small towns did not have negro motels.of the negro motels just weren't suitable for families. they really were for railroad workers, traveling salesmen and just single guys on the road. they just weren't suitable for families to stay there, a lot of them. but these tourist homes were just regular homes. there were no phone numbers in the green book. you would just pull up, knock on the door and say we're traveling, need a place to stay. some folks would charge a little bit, some folks wouldn't charge anything. most people would leave some money under the pillow or on the dresser to show their gratitude. this went on and on. then later on, victor green had the good fortune of coming in contact with a gentleman named billboard jackson, who was an educated black man who had worked in the commerce department under hoover, and he was also pro-business. he was all about black business. this guy was really a mover and a shaker. i talked to wynton marsalis' father ellis a few years ago in new orleans. his father had a ten-room mot

every five days he will be moving from a motel to motel he has two to four hours to have someone withofttimes he hasn't and the mountain those two provisions still not making it comfortable for people. >>will tran: 80 has to register with the cause the police department as a registered sex offender every 30 days. >>darya: antonio garcia was taken into custody for molesting a 5 year old child there are other allegations dating back 15 years they are looking for any other victims. >>mark: authorities evacuated in a town in northwestern minnesota was a mass of flames that a slew of the overnight more train's cars the could happen yesterday in a town, when people live in, we will have to wait until at least this afternoon before a sellout to return to their homes most of them right here in the bay area this is set for a shopper help them leaks they should recognize that the surveillance photos like to roberts letter he came to the car and drove off and after that they pulled over and arrested him. >>mark: industry people and injured suspect was arrested less than an hour later in the igin

a week before, she went missing from the rainbow motel in hendersonville. her family says her disappearance was uncharacteristic and evidence on her autopsy was blatantly wrong. cacalina public press reporter frank taylor found more discrepancies. 3 frank taylor, carolina public press reporter at the end of the day, i can't tell you that they will investigate further and not find that this was in fact a suicide. but i don't believe that enough questions have been asked by those in authority.3 the carolina public press has compiled a google map that trails her final moves. you can read their entire investigation on our web site... wlos dot com. 3 3 3 happening today... leaders of the n- double a c-p will hold a press conference in raleigh, in response to an officer involved shooting. yesterday uring a chase, a white police officer in raleigh shot and killed a black man wanted on drug charges. family members say after the shooting, a small group of protesters started chanting "black lives matter." the police chief says a gun was found near the suspect, and pr

living in a motel is like... like it's cool, but then not so cool.here's no friends, no one to play with. i pass the time by watching tv or talking to alex, helping him do the laundry and then putting stickers on the cards. ooh, it's hot in here. >> there is new people came in room number 124, like you, and they have kids about your age. >> are you sure? >> yeah, you check them out. >> 126? >> 124. >> 124. how many families live here? >> here? it depends. sometime peoples come for weekly stays, sometimes for you guys, like, right... >> yeah... >> so in summer... in winter, there's more people for standard stays who are homeless. and in the winter, the shelters, they're all filled up, so people can't sleep outside. >> it's all crunched up and there's not much space. see? (groans) he takes up the whole way to go to the bathroom. we had much more space in the house. be right back. the cold stuff that needs to be freezed is in the sink. we don't have a fridge. just this sink is our fridge. we have to get ice mostly every day because it melts during night

massive flames consumed a bar-x motel after 9:00 this morning, you could hear people yelling. look at this, a woman is caught on tape escaping down the stairs. her back. 2 people were taken to the hospital. firefighters are not sure where it started. the motel owner discovered a small fire behind an overturned mattress and tried to put it out but flames quickly grew out of control. >> this is-- my business, and, when i saw this fire, i thought i lost it all. really scary. >> firefighters kept the flames from spreading and investigators are saying the motel was in violation of numerous fire codes. we will discuss that farther at 6:00. >>> police in aurora are trying to piece together what happened before a stabbing this morning near east exposition and changebers, there was another scene at 6th and chambers. one man has life threatening injuries, no arrests have been made but police said they are suspects. being handcuffed. police have not said if that person is connected to the stabbing. >>> we are expecting snow in the mountains and foothills, eventually making its way to the

a week before, she went missing from the rainbow motel in hendersonville. her family says her disappearance was uncharacteristic and evidence on her autopsy was blatantly wrong. carolina public press reporter frank taylor found more discrepancies. 3 frank taylor, carolina public press reporter at the end of the day, i can't tell you that they will investigate further and not find that this was in have been asked by those in authority.3 the carolina public press has compiled a google map that trails her final moves. you can read their entire investigation on our web site... wlos dot com. 3 3 3 happening today... leaders of the n- double a c-p will hold a news conference in raleigh, in response to an officer-involved shooting. yesterday during a chase, a white police officer in raleigh shot and killed a black man wanted on drug charges. family members say akiel denkins was not armed. after the shooting, a small group of protesters started chanting "black lives matter." the police chief says a gun was found near the suspect, and promises a thorough investigati

she was secretly taped nude in her motel room . one person apologizing for watching the video in public with friends. neil peskin represents the hotel where andrews was filmed when she got out of the shower. the naked viral video was played on a cell phone and he asked them to stop. a waitress at the restaurant said the peskin was making fun of andrews' body and say that if it was going to cost him millions that he was going to watch it and show everyone as well. it has caused a delay in the trial. >>> a police officer faces a murder charge for the death of a one armed man. officer aaron smith is charged with killing a man outside his home. it was originally said that the man had a stick or cane, but it was a -- it was actually an >>> a man indicted. it comes three months after trooper -- the trooper was charged with perjury. he is accused of lying about the arrest of sandra bland whose death has been ruled a suicide. >>> federal prosecutors looking into accusations of racial injustice at a boston school. it is the oldest public sc

on valley motel but bates didn't answer when we knocked on the door. a parishioner next door said it definitely makes her nervous. >> being a repeat offender, being let out again, i'm not sure it might not happen again. >> police say bates is being monitored around the clock. >> he always has somebody with him and he has an ankle monitor on him. >> it's not necessarily enough for parents we talked with at a nearby elementary school. >> my kids definitely don't walk on their own but there are definitely some kids who do. it's very scary. >> because he's classified as transient, bates has to register with the police department every 30 days. concord police are working with the city to see if they can legally have him moved elsewhere. in concord, katie marzulo, abc 7 news. >> new at 11:00, gilroy police say this man is under arrest for molesting children. officers took 46-year-old antonio garcia into custy today. officers say during the course of their investigation, they learned there were more possible victims, but they aren't saying how many. garcia is

other staying in the hotel say they believe this stemmed from a late night party in the motel are sure exactly what led to the shooting they see they just hurt all the noise and commotion this morning we're just trying to get inside and as soon as possible because we're like ok something's going on. if any had to say the guy shooting almost any own stickers with a gun now the victim was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries and is in critical condition at this shooting right now is still under investigation. live in virginia beach to her thirty news now versus in the hospital after shooting this afternoon in portsmouth it happened right around two pm someone called to tell police that the victim was near deep creek boulevard and columbus avenue just outside of lincoln park detectives believe the shooting actually took place blocks away on portsmouth blvd in prentice park. if you have any information about the shooting you can call police using crime one to remember never have to give your name or testify in court and you could be eligible for reward. police say a person

two other street crime officers left to track down the sellers while she went into the motel room alone because she said she could smell the marijuana from outside and found the suspect with a felony amount of pot. >> the inconsistency came up with a motion to suppress where the defense was challenging the process by which the officers found the drugs. >> during that hearing, the found officer's hall version of what happened didn't match the surveillance video of that night. in the video, all of the officers go in together. >> the vast majority of police criminal justice system couldn't exist unless we rely on them. that's why it is so disturbing when we find any police officer that may not say things accurately or lying on purpose. >> once they alerted kissimmee police, the officers were immediately e ly ly relieved of duty pending the outcome of internal investigations. >> this investigation is calling into question any case these officers have ever worked on. after the internal investigation the prosecutor's you have sir will decide whether to bring charges against them. i will bring

on valley motel but bates didn't answer when we knocked on the door. a parishioner next door said it definitely makes her nervous. >> being a repeat offender, being let out again, i'm not sure it might not happen again. >> police say bates is being monitored around the clock. >> he always has somebody with him and he has an ankle monitor on him. >> it's not necessarily enough for parents we talked with at a nearby elementary school. >> my kids definitely don't walk on their own but there are definitely some kids who do. it's very scary. >> because he's classified as transient, bates has to register with the police department every 30 days. concord police are working with the city to see if they can legally have him moved elsewhere. in concord, katie marzulo, abc 7 news. >> new at 11:00, gilroy police say this man is under arrest for molesting children. officers took 46-year-old antonio garcia into custy today. officers say during the course of their investigation, they learned there were more possible victims, but they aren't saying how many. garcia is

she was beaten inside a charlotte motel. the father found gillly will go to jail for a longtime. sharon smith is following this. this seems like an unusual move? >> very much so. it is rare and risky and it may surprise you on this first day that baby's name was never mentioned. it was all about her father and the choices he made to keep this trial pending for years. it's striking to realize on a beautiful day, six-month-old baby lived two short seasons. her father's murder case has been pending seven times longer than she was ever alive. [inaudible] >> calvin coleman is attorney three for todd broderick which explains the delay start and restart with each new attorney and each time he says he will represent himself. prosecutor said it's time to move on. to obstruct and delay the proceeding. he made his bed and now he has to lie in it. >> coleman did more than stand by in his appointed position to help him during the trial. he argued his former client has changed. >> your honor we were here a year ago, this courtroom would have been a circus. there is been a number of changes in

he was last seen at this marion county motel where he was living. today we went to the motel and showed residents and management his picture to see if anyone recognized him. some say they knew who he was but no one wanted to talk. >> we reached out to the victim's mom to find out more but said she was too upset to speak with us. we asked about any possible suspects, a possible motive. we asked if they had a time line of what happened to the victim before he disappeared. we asked if that he believe he was targeted. officials told us because the case is still active and on that information but said they're working around the clock to solve this case. >> we're hoping through our investigation we can do the best that we can to bring some sort of justice and peace to his family and to thomas. >> there's still a lot of information that we're trying to find out about the victim and we're working to get more details about the case. as soon as we know more we'll let you know. myrt price, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> lawmakers in tallahassee want to create

arrest papers the victim' s friends were , able to use a gps app on their phone to trace her to a motel with a found her and the two suspects attacking her got away. but witnesses saw their car and a partial tag number. that eventually lead investigators to this east orange county home where the men were arrested last night. aged daughter himself, lives just across the street. >> that' s sick, just sick. bob: noel posted $10,000 bond today and was released. a woman at his home said he was not there. is there anything you want us to know? the judge revoked guzman' s bond from a previous case and increased it on this new one. brewer: i' m gonna increase the bond from $10,000 to $100,000. summer: bob: bob kealing, wesh 2 news. meredith: an accident while working on a powerline cost one local man his life. orange county deputies say he was shocked and then fell about 40 feet out of his bucket lift. it happened off of goldenrod road earlier today. the man had a weak pulse and was rushed to the hospital where he later died. we' re told he was working on an electrical wire. jim: one of two men

across the street, there was a motel 6 right when i moved in here, and that was pretty much it. there's five restaurants in the very close vicinity of here and other small businesses that are coming in. >> john curran is head of rgg, the downtown project's housing-development arm. >> here we've got glutton, which is sort of a gourmet-comfort-food concept. and right next door, it's got vegenation, which is an all vegan, or plant-powered, as they call it, restaurant. >> ♪ fremont street just can't be beat ♪ ♪ when lady luck shines on me >> downtown las vegas area had long been blighted, but they didn't want to disneyfy old vegas, so on the outside, the old vegas vibe remains, while the inside is completely transformed.arson was a 64-unit extended-stay residence hotel. each of the units was like 10'x10'. it had a sink and a closet in it and a shared toilet. >> the old john e. carson hotel may look the same as it has for decades on the outside, but it is now the home of new stores like the doughnut store. >> this very cool, kitsch, retro kind of design doughnut shop that has the bes

the motel's owner says he went into the room where the fire started. with a fire extinguisher. and tried to stop it. but the fire spread too quickly. >> when i saw the fire, that's when i lost it all. i thought i was going to be homeless. kind of frightening. >> lucky it was only on one floor. it was a bad fire but the motel was attached to another building, but the fire did not spread there. investigators are trying to determine a cause. >>> police say one man is in the hospital with life- threatening injury, after a stabbing in aurora. it happened this morning, in the 15,000 block of walsh street. police have not made any arrests and they say they are not looking for a suspect. sky 9 captured video of someone being handcuffed. we don't know how this person might be connected to the situation. police tell us another active scene at 6th and chambers was and at last check, police were waiting on a search warrant to stabbing happened. >>> today, in denver, there is an ongoing rally taking place to protest a new city sidewalk clearing ordinance. dozens of homeless people have to c

. >>> a cleaning crew finds a body at the primrose motel, 54th and federal. police aren't saying much about this investigation saying they haven't rule out the man was murdered. air tracker save flying over 2 scenes in aurora, one person was stabed and taken to the hospital. you can see a lot of people at both locations near chambers and exposition and not too far away -`at chambers and 6th, both are connected to the same crime. >>> the red red is coming to help people staying at this motel at colfax in the 8's. fires were able to get the flames out quickly but not before it did a lot of damage. 2 people were injured and taken to the hospital to be checked >>> take a look at this, a site over southeast asia, i know it looks dark now but a solar eclipse is under way, this live picture coming from nasa. of course when we took it the clouds were moving across. when this total eclipse happens in 30 minuteatize only lasts-- minutes, it only lasts 4 minutes. the only people get to see it live for in southwest asia. the next time we see one in the u.s. is in august

. >>> in bensalem police spent the day dealing wayman who barricaded himself inside a motel room.ice say 51-year-old russell tray lore fired shots inside the mall motel on the 4300 block of old lincoln highway. swat officers eventually went into the room just before 4:00 this afternoon and arrested tray lore. he now faces charges of reckless endangerment and making terroristic threats. >>> delaware officials say they're seeing a surge in scam calls. department of justice says it's getting a lot of complaints from residents receiving calls from people pretending to be with the internal revenue service. the scammers call and tell the person that they have unpaid taxes and must pay immediately or face arrest. officials cannot stress enough that the irs will never make initial contact with taxpayers over the phone or demand payment over the phone. so ignore those calls. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney is continuing to push his agenda for universal pre k. the mayor visited chinatown learning center this morning. since taking office in january, kenney has been meeting with parents, te

. >>> also ahead a disturbing discovery, a man is found dead inside a south florida motel. how that man died and what police are searching for this morning. >>> the erin andrews civil case is one step closer to being over. what is expected in court today. >>> plus former president jimmy carter makes a big announcement about his health. what he revealed while teaching sunday school. >>> and this past weekend was gorgeous. a comfortable breezy start. kiddos do not need the rain gear for now. throughout the day, looking mostly dry as we have high pressure in control providing for the upper 70s. downright windy at times and that means dangerous rip currents, i'll have more ahead. (donkey sound) between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>> welcome back. people on the west coast are storms. heavy rain and wind downed trees and snapped power lines. emergency

so i wrote the business plan, i found the motel. and a year later, we opened up.we took over the hotel, the whole entire property. and we turned it into a transitional housing facility. it's for homeless individuals who are working or have a fixed income. our goal for all of them is to find out what they need to put them into transitional housing and stay there. monthly rent is $600 for a single room. and that's compared to if you were staying in a motel room in the area, the cheapest is over $1,000. where 600 may seem high, that's all utilitieses included. it may be higher than they like, but if they can't afford $600 a month, they probably won't be able to afford permanent housing, even on a subsidized level. >> my name is dawn, and i live here with my teenager and five-year-old son. it's difficult. we changed our standard of living quite a bit. >> trying to make boundaries for the teenager. >> it's difficult for the teenager, because the space is difficult with his mom and brother around, and don't get the privacy, but we are grateful this we do have. >> the gr