mrs. crawford's face she was having a very tough time. she had to change her whole home to make it wheelchair accessible. many of the things that so many of us take for granted she had to change. the biggest thing is she says she used to love going for walks. when she was hit by that stray bullet, she was just walking home from the store. this has changed her life not just physically but emotionally today. but today mrs. crawford you could see had some hope in that so many of these men were arrested. >> thank you so much. >>> a transformer fire lit up destroyed 20 cars. when the transformer burst into flames it knocked a power line down onto cars at an auction lot. firefighters couldn't do anything about the fire until utility workers shut down the fire. >> it literally sounded like fire crackers. it was like popping noises and looked like fireworks were going off. >> nobody was hurt fortunately. but whatever caused that transformer to burst into flames is still not known. >>> our top story right now, the weather. >> rain still coming dow

mr. crawford... what is it? do you have a shirt i could wear? i had to wash my blouse. but, you're not wearing any... but, it's soaking wet. i don't think i have a shirt in your... sizes. uh, size! i'll take anything you've got. i don't have anything. i mean, sh-shouldn't...? ( pounding on door ) police! oh, my god, it's a raid! hey, charlie, here's another one. okay, you two, let's go. but officer. i'm the one who called. that's right, gramps-- you called, she came. so, let's go, let's go. get dressed. that's right, linda, where do you want to go tonight? jack, please? can you call me back in a little bit? oh, thanks. okay, bye-bye. listen, jack, i know this sounds stupid but i think you should apologize to chrissy. she's upset about last night. nothing happened. that's what i mean. just a minute. you mean, she expected me to...? and she's upset because i didn't make a...? well, that's crazy. oh, now, listen, jack chrissy knows you come on strong with every girl you meet so, last night, when you didn't come on with her she just thought she wasn't worth the effort. oh..

is whip crawford gonna be in it? that's what mrs. webster said. boy, man, whip crawford. boy, am i glad i'm gonna be in that good old pageant. now, wait a minute. hold on. mrs. webster's just going to come talk to you about it. it isn't settled yet. why isn't it settled? why not? because mrs. webster is going to talk to lots of little boys. she wants to find just the right one, so you must be very polite. boy, i sure hope she picks me. mrs. webster is a very, um... dignified lady, so you must be careful of what you say. now, why don't you go upstairs and clean up a little. okay. i'll wash my hands and face... and neck and ears. that's a good boy. you know what? i think i'll even take a whole bath. i understand mrs. webster's coming over to see you. with whip crawford. dennis, you're standing on my foot again. am i too heavy? well, not for me, but i want to warn you not to stand on mrs. webster's foot. she might not like it. okay, dad. let's see now. where were we? we were talking about baths. mom took one, too. well, good for her. why don't you take one? well, i don't thin

mr. crawford just came in with one of his, uh... yeah. he's the only guy on the whole plane that hasn't bought a lot yet. well, he's the only one that isn't bombed out of his skull. well, you get freaks once in a while. work on him. okay, but why do they always have to look like that? i'll be home tonight, helen. yeah, o-okay. bye. stanley... could i use your bathroom for a minute? i spilled a little drinkie-poo on my blouse. sure, go ahead. stan, everybody's buying up those lots out there. i'm afraid they're all going to be gone unless you sign up right now. what about the water? the water's fine. why don't you come on out and splash around with the girls? i don't mean that water. stanley? whoa, on second thought i think you can have some fun right here, huh? ( laughing ) see you later, stan. yeah, but, mr. crawford... stan-ley? what is it? do you have a shirt i could wear? i had to wash my blouse. but, you're not wearing any... but, it's soaking wet. i don't think i have a shirt in your... sizes. uh, size! i'll take anything you've got.

mr. crawford or any police investigation. at this time our thoughts are with those who have these unfortunate circumstances." the couple accused in a young father's death appeared in court today. a lawyer argued the woman charged in the case shouldn't be in jail, because she has a four week old baby. but the judge worried krystal guice might run away. " the behaviors that she did, as far as what she did with the car, the information she gave to police and everything, i felt like she was a flight risk. " police say guice and her boyfriend deonte coleman met with the victim "johnny dee haney" last monday. haney and guice their four-year- old daughter. coleman is accused of shooting haney several times, and the couple took off with the little girl. the judge asked for a written motion for guice, and set her bail at 35 thousand dollars. there was no bail set for coleman. both are expected back in court later this month. a suspected bank robber led police on a wild chase... eventually crashing on the freeway. police say this start

mr. crawford would kiss her on the and she had held hands with him after school the victim that situation had originally filed the report 2 years vegas officer, who later retired. another officer picked up the year ago. after working the case for the year, able to get a warrant earlier this month, and arrest crawford for lewdness with a minor and unlawful contact with a minor. he will appear in court next week. parents are suing the clark county school district over a sexual abuse case involving former teacher...jeremiah mazo. mazo is facing up to 60-years in prison for sexually abusing some of his students...but parents of the victims don't think he's the only one to blame. they think ccsd could have prevented the whole thing. mazo was arrested backing accused of a similar crime just years earlier. " this defense that clark county school district keeps putting out there that well, the criminal court dismissed these charges in 2008 there's nothing we can do, that position in ludacrous" roger eglett... who's leading the case against the district says the school district should have conduct

mr. crawford or any police investigation. at this time our thoughts are with those who have been impacted by these unfortunate circumstances." a suspected bank robber leads police on a wild chase... eventually crashing on the freeway. police say this bank near russell get-a-way car crashed on the 215 between durango and buffalo... causing a major traffic backup. the driver was eventually arrested and treated for injuries at u-m-c. police haven't said if a weapon was used in the bank robbery, or if the with anything. two tourists strip for getting intimate on the high roller. moore is live near the linq with the details abuzz with this one this morning everyone talking about this guy from houston and this woman from new york who were caught in the act. "of course everyone wants to come to vegas and have a good time in vegas.. but there are certain things that are unacceptable." metro police tellllus the it happened in broad 21 year old chloe scardianos and 27 year old philip panzica were seen video inside one of smoking then e

mr. crawford would kiss her on the lips and forehead and she held hands with him after school. the victim that had reported the situation had originally filed the report 2 years ago to a north las vegas officer, who later retired. another officer picked up the investigation a year ago. after working the case for the year, this officer was able to get a warrant earlier this month, and arrest crawford for lewdness with a minor and unlawful contact with a minor. he will appear in an update now to a home invasion we brought you as breaking news. the man and teenager shot yesterday morning remain in critical condition at u-m-c. the incident happened yesterday morning in a gated neighborhood in summerlin. police found a man and a teenager with gunshot wounds. they believe the teenager is the man's daughter. police think they found the gunman's weapon in the park across the street. the situation has left neighbors on edge. "its so scary its such a nice neighborhood you know everyone minds their own business. its awful home invasions are getting more and more " detectives think the sus

mrs. crawford who was my science teacher. i always thrived in the math and sciences in school. i always thrived. but they developed me. mr. wattson. i have never had a sports bone in my body. i have never had athletic. i could never make it like a lot of the athletes today. a he made me manager of the basketball team. i kept the score. it gave me an interest in sports and how life sort of mimics the basketball court in the arena of sports. i learned so much from that. and then bill jones. bill jones was over 4-h. he got me into livestock judging where i would judge swine and cattle. he got mre to becoe to become a speaker where i got into debate and debate forums around the state to the point where i won the contest two years in a row as a sophomore and a junior in high school. then my brother alvin followed 57 and won. these people had a significant impact on my life. the hendersons. i remember when i was -- we were taking typing. i never could understand why a man would want to take typing or shorthand. he felt i would thrive in it. i took typing. i won all the awards because

mr. crawford, but i sure wish i'd read hoppy the kangaroo. (audience laughter) (bouncy orchestral music) - that's right, ward, i sent beaver up to his room as soon as he got home from school. miss landers called and it seems he got in a fight at the bus stop the first thing this morning. - a fight? did he win? - what's that got to do with it? - oh, uh, nothing i guess, uh, i was just curious. - miss landers was very upset. it seems he just walked up - oh, i don't think he'd do anything like that. must have been something that was building up for a long time. that other kid's probably a bully. - no! beaver never even saw the boy before. he's from that new family that just moved in over on grant avenue and it was his first morning on the bus. - well, did beaver have any explanation? - well, the only thing i could get out of him was something about defending womanhood. (audience laughter) - oh. - ward, do you know something about this? - well, i uh, (clears throat), i hope i'm wrong, dear, but i'm afraid sir walter scott and i gave our son a bum

mr. crawford for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you, adminstrator mccarthy.know this has been a-- addressed, but i think we can take a deeper dive on this issue with the grassroots campaign effort that took place in your agency, specifically prohibited by title 18 and us criminal code and i don't think we have gotten a satisfactory answer. have you or your legal department made efforts before the grassroots campaign was undertaken to ensure that epa staff is familiar with the activity prohibited under the anti- lobbying act? >> we actually will-- were following guidelines-- >> prior to? >> yes. >> that is even worse if they received training in the anti- lobbying act and engaged in lobbying. >> we believe we actually follow those guidelines. >> i think the jal disagrees with that and whether or not there is-- there can be intense proven, the sup surf you and optics of what took place there are certainly worth considering and i think there is valuable lessons here in the jao findings , which the administration in your agency is willing to go so far to break kr

mr. crawford for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, administrator mccarthy.i--sed, know this has been add to some extent, but i think we c can take a deeper dive on this issue with the grassroots campaign effort that took place in your agency, specifically prohibited by title 18 of the th u.s. criminal code, and i don'tl we've gotten a satisfactory answer. have you or your legal department made efforts before r this -- before the grassroots campaign was undertaken, to ensure the epa staff was bited familiar with the kind of ually activity that'swi prohibited unr the anti-lobbying act?io >> we actually were following omb guidelines -- >> prior to? >> yes. >> okay. so that's even worse. if they've received training in anti-lobbying act and then engaged in lobbying?line >> we believe we actually th followed those guidelines. >> at owell, i think the gao disagrees with that.you whether or not there's -- thered can be an intent proven, the c subterfuge and the optics of isv what took place there are certainly worth considering. i think that there's some , w valuab

mr. crawfood for punching a hole into a cabinet. police weren't notified of theses incidents until twenty fourteen and didn't locate crawford until this january. when they interviewed him - he admitted that he hugged a lot of students but he denied ever holding a student's hand, kissing one, or tickling one. he also denied poking anyone's buttocks - but investigators still found probable cause to put him in handcuffs. michael burton - 13 action news. right now... north las vegas police need your help finding a man.... who went missing from his home!!! according to family members... -87- year-old.... lester clark went missing near cheyenne and civic center drive.... nearly -2- weeks ago. his family says... he suffers.... from dementia and high blood pressure... and... with him. if you've seen him... you're asked to call north las stories 13-action news is following across the valley right now. parker 18:31:01-18:31:21 i'm parker collins on the east side of the valley a standoff situation lasting close to 12 hours unfolded right here. it finally ended when police busted into this guy's home. he stabbed their police dog... and the dog bi

mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the following fellows in senator durbin's office be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the 114th congress: jeremy ward, elizabeth lawrence, carla hagan, craig crawford, who's with the judiciary committee. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. heitkamp: thank you,mr. president. again, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the prethe presiding officer: te clerk should call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from nebraska. mr. sasse: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sasse: i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session for the consideration of calendar number 465, that the nomination be confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate, that no further motions be in order, that any statements related to the nomination be printed in the record, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action and the senate then resume legislative session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sasse: i ask un

crawford. >> reporter: sitting in the oval office with the king of jordan, the president started the hard sell for his eventual supreme court nominee, predicting senate majority leader mitch mcconnell will cave. difficult for mr. mcconnell to explain how if the public concludes that this person is very well qualified that the senate should stand in the way simply for political reasons. >> reporter: mr. obama even published a blog, detailing what he is looking for in a nominee. senate majority leader harry reid offered a surprise pick, nevada's republican governor brian sandoval. >> but i know if he were picked, i would support the man. >> reporter: but republicans like senator mike lee say they're holding firm until after the election, no matter who the nominee is. >> there is absolutely nothing unprecedented and absolutely nothing improper about the senate choosing to withhold its consent to the president's nominee to the supreme court. >> reporter: now sandoval's office says no one has contacted him about vetting, but he has called obamacare unconstitutional and has said he would fight to overturn it. why republicans say that sandoval buzz is just a white house and reid playing games. >> pelley: jan crawfor

mr. chairman. spina the gentlelady's time has expired. the chairman recognizes representative crawford for five minutes. >> i know this has been addressed to some extent but i think we can take a deeper dive on this issue with the grassroots campaign effort that took place in your agency. specifically prohibited by title xviii of the u.s. criminal code and i don't think we have gotten a satisfactory answer. have you or your legal department made efforts before the grassroots campaign was undertaken to ensure the a key piece -- epa staff staffers might effectively is prohibited prohibited under the anti-lobbying act? >> we actually were following omb guidelines. >> prior to? >> yes. >> if they are perceived training and engaged in lobbying? >> we believe we follow those guidelines, yes. the jal disagres with that and whether or not there is-- there can be intense proven, the sup surf you and optics of what took place there are certainly worth considering and i think there is valuable lessons here in the jao findings , which the administration in your agency is willing to go so far to br

mr. crawford or any police investigation. at this time our thoughts are with those who have been impacted by these unfortunate circumstances." a couple of tourists arrested on the strip for getting intimate on the high roller. fox5's shannon moore is live near the linq with the details the internet is abuzz with this one this morning everyone talking about this guy from houston and this woman from new york who