retail ass >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. host sam shad, a no holds barred political forum. from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we are always pleased to welcome back to the program marsha berkbigler, she is on the washoe county commission, pleasure to have you back on the program. >> thank you. >> interesting story about a week or so ago, of all places gulack, the volunteer fire department all resigned, including the chief. >> uh-huh. >> this is a tradition across nevada, of volunteer fire departments, what is going on? it appears they are not the only area having problems. >> no, it is not. several volunteer departments are not happy with the plan that we've put in place and largely that is because we are required by federal law to make sure that everybody is trained in a certain manner and that meet a certain physical requirement. and frankly, that's not been the they have not met the requirements and that is okay in some respects, but we have conce

association >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers" with host sam shad, a no holds barred political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> and back on "nevada newsmakers," we are pleased to welcome back to the program the chairman of the board of regents, rick trachok, pleasure >> pleasure to be here. >> we were chatting on the break before we got started, i thought i would bring it up right away and deal with it. the headline in the las vegas review journal a month or so ago, they said northern regents shouldn't reject land for unlv stadium deal and i was trying to figure out who in northern nevada will be trying to stop a stadium deal that unlv wants, makes sense? >> well, the short answer is no one. the vote took place on our board meeting on friday, i think, december 3 or 4. there are two issues when we talk about the land acquisition. one is there's 42 acres, almost conto my knowledgeuous to the unlv campus, which was quite a good price. and the sec

and the >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers" with political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we're delighted to welcome back jill derby, she's former democratic state party chair and also a cultural anthropologist, we have lots to talk about. the first thing i want to talk about, your thoughts on what is driving the donald trump and the bernie sanders campaigns? >> i think there is this fear out there, this unease, that stems i think partly from the rhetoric that's been out there about how the country is a mess, but the reality that wages haven't risen, so in spite of the fact obama said it right, we have the strongest economy anywhere, but the truth is for so many people, they're stuck in the middle class and losing ground, because wages have been stagnate, a third of our people in the workforce now are part timers, freelancers, the old job and count on retirement benefits and count on retirement, that's really

and the >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers" with host sam shad, a no holds barred political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we are pleased to welcome amy tarkanian and erline forsyth, both former nevada republican state chairwomen and both supporting carly fiorina. pleasure to have you all on the program. >> thank you for having us. >> i want to start with amy, you and i had lots of conversations off the air, as well as on the air, about all the republican candidates and what was it that finally brought you to carly fiorina? what was the number one thing? >> interesting that you ask that because you're right, we did have an opportunity to meet with she was somebody who struck me as somebody who is confident, very upbeat, knows exactly where she wants to take this country, she has detailed plans, she's very strong, she has had many ups and downs. she's overcome many obstacles, she's a mom, a wife and that's obvi

center, >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers," a with host sam shad, a no holds barred mrit car forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we're pleased to welcome back ray bacon, executive director of association. pleasure to have you back on the program, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> last time you were on the program a couple weeks ago, talking about a new project that will be larger in size than switch and tesla combined, that would be 4000-plus acres. >> uh-huh. >> any thought on who that might be? >> 14 rumors floating around on things like that, two or three related to the auto sector. really have no idea on things like that, but when you're talking large-scale employment, the large single facility-type operations that are doing anything have a tendency to be in one of two areas at this stage of the game. they're either aircraft or auto motive. >> what are the issues we've had attracting those businesses to our state in

newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. >> and now back to "nevada newsmakers" with sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we are talk withing former state senator, maurice washington, candidate for washoe county commissioner at time when we will see tremendous growth over the next five years. >> you touched a little on the challenges between the city of reno and sparks and washoe county, fire being one of the most recent examples and they haven't played well together in the sandbox. you touched on storey county, that is really where tesla is, for those in the south that don't know that, they said there will not be homes, schools or infrastructure needed to satisfy 20,000 plus new jobs. the burden is going on to washoe county. >> it will. >> that means tax revenue will come to washoe county for homes. >> right. >> how will you work with the city of reno and sparks and storey and lyon to help bring that we really do need to have? >> first of all, we have to kind of pull it out of the department sections within northern nevada

>> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. host sam shad a no holds barred political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we are pleased to welcome for the first time to the program, john scire, adjunct faculty political science at unr. job wrong. >> thank you very much. program, sir. one thing senator reid was pleased about there was no monnethere for yucca mountain. at this point in time, do we presume that as repository for nuclear waste that yucca mountain is truly dead? there may be other uses down the road, but reality this is dead. >> the reality is it is on hold, not dead. and what i've advocated for year, it not be used for storage until waste is reprocessed. if you reprocess nuclear waste, you reduce volume of storage down to about 5% of the total. the nuclear waste because it is 104 sites around the country, target for terrorists. >> what way would they be able to use this for terrorism? >> you got above ground storage of nuclear w

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retail >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers" with host sam shad, a no holds barred political forum. from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," program the governor of great state of ohio, john kasich, running for president of the united states. he served 18 years on the house armed services committee, six years as chair of the house budget committee. you know how the system works, to say the least. >> yeah, i did a lot of things when i was there. when i started as member of the minority as a republican, i never considered myself to be in the minority. i considered myself in the majority. i found hammers and screwdrivers that cost tens of thousands of dollars and led a big effort at procurement reform and learned how washington works, how special interests were trying to stop me from changing the law. but that was interesting and being on the defense with the greatest minds in the world was really exciting and i was involved in welfar

and the >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moving america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers," with host sam shad, a no holds barred political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> and back on "nevada newsmakers," we kickoff the year in a very good way with lance gilman, partner broker with the tahoe reno industrial center, one of our proud sponsors, pleasure to have you back on the program, sir. >> thank you so much for this opportunity at the first of the year, the first monday, right, let's kick it off. i've 4 too much rest and i have a lot to share. >> i hope so. 2015 was an amazing year. >> yes, sir. >> with tesla, switch, you know, are you anticipating as big, if not bigger year coming up for 2016? >> actually, i am. subject to several issues that we're going to have to address, south meadows double diamond ranch, a large transaction in our market in those times was 50 acres. you rarely saw 100-acre transaction. if you take a look now, we're talking with folks like tesla 3000 acres, folks

. >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. >> this is "nevada newsmakers" with host sam shad a no holds-barred political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" sam shad. >> and back on "nevada newsmakers," we have a great guest as always, sean whaley is here, political reporter for the las vegas review journal. you were one of the people when the whole ownership change came up with the paper that really, along with others of the paper, who i admire greatly, put your neck on the line in terms of telling the story and trying to get the word out about who actually owned the paper. have things calmed down now that glenn cook has been appointed the interim editor? >> they have calmed down quite a bit sam and i'm happy to say that, because when i sort of teed off on twitter about the ownership issue, we didn't know who the owner was, and that was my big concern. that has since obviously been cleared up, thanks in large part to the reporting of staff at the newspaper. disclosing that sheldon adelson became owner of the news

nevada. >>> all of america is under attack by our federal government government. >> nevada's michelle fiori is taking sides. why the lawmaker is so passionate in her beliefs the overreaching. >>> and the x games will kick off in aspen in just a few days. one native overcame quite the challenge to get there. competing on the main stage. changes are on the way. a carson city judge overturned a nevada dui conviction. it's raiding questions about what actually constitutes a driving under the influence charge. news 4 olivia dejaniero has the story. >> reporter: you can get in the car and start the ignition and not put it in drive. that's what happened after a night of drinking for nevada's richard corio. >> it's not an odd case. it's a case where someone tried to do the right thing. >> he was sitting in the driver's seat, parked on the street. >> it was cold out. he has the engine on. security called police to come >> the person has a .10 or for. it's point 08. >> he said there are eight things that can lead to a dui charge if you're not driving a vehicle. >> a key in the ignition is a significa

america families have rolled up their sleeves. they worked their way back from the worst financial crisis in our lifetime. and here in nevadaere hit harder than most. people lost their homes. they lost their jobs. they take second jobs that would give them extra shifts to have each other's backs. your hard work has helped bring america back. so we are standing that we are not yet running the way america should greatly have a lot of work to do to build on the progress of the past seven years. we face complex challenges around the world as we just saw last night from north korea. we have too many families struggling here at home trying to get ahead and stay ahead. we need a president who has what it takes to get the job done and made a real difference for you. it means doing all parts of the job. making this economy work for everyone, not just those at the top, keeping families safe in our country, tackling the problems that families talks to me about the stresses they keep him up at night caring for a loved one struggling with alzheimer's or autism or addiction. and here's what i believe and here's what evidence tells us. wh

you by reno >> closed-caption of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association. trucking moves america forward. >> this is "nevada newsmakers" with host sam, a political forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam. >> and back on "nevada newsmakers" please welcome for the first time to the program the executive director of the northern nevada international center which is affiliated with unr and also funded by the u.s. department of state. let's start by by explaining exactly what it is the international center does . >> so we host visited delegations that are invited by our government to come to the united states and learn who we are as americans. there's a lot of stereotypes people have, they often equate who we are with our foreign policy and that is often not liked around the world. so what we try to do is connect with people on a professional and personal level so that they can dialogue and get to know each other. and that means much them knowing us but us as americans getting to know people from other countries . >> okay. so lynne there's a lot of

nevada. strength of america. the american people are looking at us. >> reporter: this is the first time the three democratic candidate have been together outside the debate setting in the silver state. >> hillary clinton, martin o'malley and bernie sanders. report the goal, to drum up democratic support for the critical nevada caucus. former secretary of state hillary clinton believes although america is standing, >> they succeeded in passing a bill to repeal the affordable care act, and to defund planned parenthood. well, i'll tell you what, it's a good thing that we've got barack obama in the white house. >> are we democrats fired up? >> reporter: as governor of maryland, o'malley says he has the guts, foresight and courage. >> the first state in the union to pass a living wage, raising the minimum wage, investing more in pup education -- public education to make our america five years in a row. these were actions, not words. bernie sanders supporters brought the noise. >> we have made real progress. and we sho

:02:20 no state reflects the growing diversity of our country than nevada 8:03:00 this is our strength and it's the strength of america. 8:07:12 people of nevada are looking to us." vo this is the first time the three democratic candidates have been together outside the debate setting... nats-- 8:09:45 hillary, bernie, martin come out vo the goal, to drum up democratic support for the critical nevada caucus. hello nevada! vo former secretary of state hillary clinton believes although america is standing... the country is not running the way it should be. sot hillary clinton / fmr. secretary of state 8:33:50 bill passed today for affordable care act, planned parenthood... good thing we have obama :05 nats o'malley-- 8:53:55 are we democrats fired up?! vo as governor of maryland and mayor of baltimore... martin o'malley says he's shown he has the guts, foresight and courage... sot martin o'malley / fmr. maryland governor 8:55:30 first state in the union to raise the minimum wage... actions not words :43 nats-- bernie 9:22:30 let me begin... let me begin... lots of cheers vo vermont senator bernie sanders supporters brou

america. a northern nevada company will become the third company to be a space station supplier for nasa. the space agency announced the new contract with sparks- based sierra nevada corporation. they will join space-x and orbital a-t-k in launching cargo to the international space station. sierra nevada will launch from cape canaveral, florida. the flights will run through 2024. who doesn't like to save a little money? one way to do that is with memberships that can help you stretch your wallet a little further. if you like to fly those friendly skies ... you the southwest rapid rewards program. every time you fly on southwest airlines ... you earn points toward a free flight. if you tend to swipe your credit card a lot ... you can actually get paid for doing so. american express ... capital one ... and citigroup all offer cash back credit cards that pay you back for up to 2 percent of your purchases. and if you're a coffee lover ... many places like starbuck's and dunkin donuts offer free membership programs that will earn you a free cup of joe. for those of you who don't want cable, bu

may god bless but people of nevada and may god bless the people of united america and our journey forward together. thank you all very, very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. thank you. [applause] let me begin, let me begin. [applause] let me begin by thanking all of you in this room for your patriotism, for your love of your country. you are doing what few to -- too few americans are doing and that is standing up and fighting and getting involved in the political process. thank you all. [applause] and let me say, let me give a special thanks to my dear friend harry reid and his wife for their decades and decades of service to nevada and to the people of our country. harry, thank you so much. [applause] and let me just say i just heard from secretary clinton and governor o'malley this country has come a long way in seven years and is, long way because of the leadership of president obama and vice president biden but also because of the leadership of harry reid. thank you harry. [applause] we have come a long way since george w. bush

nevada state infectious disease forecast center. with a group of disease specialist throughout the country, he and others will be watching the zika virus closely and its impact on countries in central and south america. dr. james wilson/nevada state infectious disease forecast center: pregnant women have been the focus of this. and we really should expand the consideration to any fertile woman. really should avoid unnecessary travel during this hot period of transmission. that's because pregnant women exposed to the virus can have children with a syndrome called microcephaly, the brains are highly underdeveloped--it is sometimes fatal and extremely debilatating where life expectancy is short. this mosquito, the ades aegypti is responsible for the people exposed feel no ill effects, others may come down with severe joint pain, rash, and red eyes. the virus stays in the system for 21 days. dr. wilson says because the mosquito and its life cycle needs to survive in areas where temperatures are consistenly in the 80s, even if it made it to this country, there are only a couple of areas where they could spread the disease. certain parts of texas and florida could be impacted dr. wilson: americans love th

america families have rolled up their sleeves. they worked their way back from the worst financial crisis in our lifetime. and here in nevadaere hit harder than most. people lost their homes. they lost their jobs. they take second jobs that would give them extra shifts to have each other's backs. your hard work has helped bring america back. so we are standing that we are not yet running the way america should greatly have a lot of work to do to build on the progress of the past seven years. we face complex challenges around the world as we just saw last night from north korea. we have too many families struggling here at home trying to get ahead and stay ahead. we need a president who has what it takes to get the job done and made a real difference for you. it means doing all parts of the job. making this economy work for everyone, not just those at the top, keeping families safe in our country, tackling the problems that families talks to me about the stresses they keep him up at night caring for a loved one struggling with alzheimer's or autism or addiction. and here's what i believe and here's what evidence tells us. wh

nevada state infectious disease forecast center. with a group of disease specialist throughout the country, he and others will be watching the zika virus closely and its impact on countries in central and south america. dr. james wilson/nevada state infectious disease forecast center: pregnant women have been the focus of this. and we really should expand the consideration to any fertile woman. really should avoid unnecessary travel during this hot period of transmission. that's because pregnant women exposed to the virus can have children with a syndrome called microcephaly, the brains are highly underdeveloped--it is sometimes fatal and extremely debilatating where life expectancy is short. this mosquito, the ades aegypti is responsible for the transmission of the virus. some people exposed feel no ill effects, others may come down with severe joint pain, rash, and red eyes. the virus stays in the system for 21 days. dr. wilson says because the mosquito and its life cycle needs to survive in areas where temperatures are consistenly in the 80s, even if it made it to this country, there are only a couple of areas where they could spread the disease. certain dr. wilson: americans love their air condi

america. >> in nevada, trump fired back with another hit on cruz for being born in canada. >> is he a natural-born citizen? i don't know. >> reporter: the first gop debate of the year is later this week in south carolina. clinton and sanders face off tomorrow night on our sister network fusion as the white house says president obama won't endorse a candidate in a primary. tom? >> devin dwyer for us in the white house. devin, thank you. >>> the philadelphia area man accused of firing more than a dozen times at a police officer faces a judge this weekend. the incident caught on security cameras. police say edward archer confessing to the attack you see there in the name of islam, arraigned and held without bond. the officer harvick struck three times but giving chase and wounding the attacker. in an interview, archer's mother said he had been hearing voices and felt he was targeted by police. >>> overseas now, to germany where some refugees are being blamed for widespread assaults on new year's eve. tonight, the number of attacks reported is growing and so is the anger. many were sexual offenses aga

. >> nevada has the worst sex trafficking in america and the worst schools in america. it's type for a change. >> reporter: hoff will be going up against former assemblywoman heidi ganzert who already announced a bid to replace brower. senator brower is in senate seat 15. >>> donald trump will make a stop in reno tomorrow. the rally starts at 1:00. if you do not have a ticket to the event, you can watch a live stream on trump's rally. visit in the 11 p.m. show are room tomorrow night. >>> the meteorology conference brought leading climb scientists to sow lake tahoe. dr. ken caldera talk toured cassie wilson. cassie? >> i headed to heavenly to talk to caldera. he's a professor and climate scientist at stanford university. he contributed to the recent paris climate conference. >> one of the big differences is this time, every country in the world was asked to come and say what they intend to do to slow their greenhouse gas emission. >> reporter: more than 250 countries stepped town the plate. dr. caldra wants people to start thinking at the atmosphere differently. >> peop

what they mean is that no woman in nevada or in america should have the right to control her own body. i disagree. [applause] what they mean by family values is the federal government should defund planned parenthood. i disagree. what they mean by family values is that our gay brothers and sisters should not have the right to marry. i disagree. [applause] i have been married 27 years. i've got four grandkids -- i've got four kids and seven beautiful grandchildren. my wife and i believe very much in strengthening family life in america. but when i talk about family values, i talk about ending the international disgrace of the united states being the only major country on earth that does not guarantee paid family and medical leave. [applause] it is not a family value -- i want you to think about this -- when a working class or low income woman has a baby today, she will be forced to separate herself from her baby after a week or two weeks because she has to go back to work to earn enough money to take care of her family. that is not a family value. that's the opposite of a family value.

donald trump-- back in town today trying to convince nevada voters to "make america great again" with him. the republican presidential frontrunner got loud cheers from the thousands who turned out to hear him. fox5's les krifaton was at the southpoint where the trump rally was held. there is a long way to go beore the republicans choose their presidental candidate but you can see and hear that donald trump smells victory. no matter where we go we're all the same no matter where we go it this it's people they love this country. thursday were opponents jeb bush and senator ted cruz. trump talked about how bush has spent the most amount of money and is in last place in the republican polls while the person who has spent the least himself is at the top. then he set his sites on cruz. he looks like a nervous wreck he's going down. he had his moment had his moment and he blew it. on the job front trump talked about huge trade deficits with countries like china. he then talked about jobs heading south to mexico and to other countries jobs that used to belong to americans we have political ha

the federal reserve reports that america's richest 10 percent now hold nearly 85 percent of all financial assets. since 2007, nevada has seen a larger share of its population enter poverty than any other state. emory university's famous cherry-blossom experiment proves that mice inherit fear of cherry blossom scents from one generation to the next. dawn clark, author of jumpstart your wealth gene of financial success because of patterns we have within our dna which are stored from 6 generations and our own life events. until we reprogram or recode our dna for wealth." 3 mistakes to avoid if you want to re-code your dna for wealth 1. negative emotion situations prop: bowl of cherry blossoms 2. asleep at the wheel of life prop: pit stop flag 3. not deliberately re-coding your dna for success prop: jumper cables the abc's of recoding your dna awareness of your biology of struggle - prop: rescue dog bliss points change is good is your bank account like a bowl of cherries? the federal reserve reports that america's richest 10 percent now hold nearly 85 percent of all financial assets. since 2007, nevada has seen a large

america. a northern nevada third company to be a space station supplier for nasa. the space agency announced the new contract with sparks- based sierra nevada corporation. they will join space-x and orbital a-t-k in launching cargo to the international space station. sierra nevada will launch from cape canaveral, florida. the flights will run through 2024. that was ed pearce reporting the reno police department has unveiled a new app that will make it easier for you to report crimes in the city. the app called - 'my r-p-d' - cost 35-thousand dollars to build it puts crime data, police reports, a sex offender map, and a community engagement portal, right at your fingertips. "we really recognize the trend of mobile devices and just how much they are used for just about everything nowadays. so it was really important for us to get that into the cellphone of all of our citizens so it can become that much easier." the app is free and you can find it by opening the kolo 8 app and who doesn't like to save a little money? with memberships that can help you stretch further.

america".... supports... more than... -79- hundred jobs... and... -3- hundred -30- million in total wages... in nevada. the state of nevada has worked out a deal with an oregon computer manufacturer to get laptops in the hands of middle schoolers across the state. schools can apply for competitive grants so students can receive a c-t-l chromebook with a google operating system next school year. the goal is to put computers in the hands of more students so they can learn the computer skills the'll need in the future. coming up in tonight's financial focus..

he told a crowd in nevada it's representative of america as a whole going soft. trump accused referees of throwing penalties to quote impress their wives. >>> developipi this morning, a murder mystery in italy after a florida woman isp in her home. the very latest on this investigation still ahead. >>> a cool surprise ride and a blast from the past. a man who left his beloved car in cuba decades ago is given a brand new exact representic loo. our cameras were there wheel. >>> a cool ride. you know what else is cool. dropping into the low 60s in south florida. by the way, these cool temperatures are sticking around fofo a couple of days. we want to see that seven-day forecast when we return. >>> but first new video out of cape coral. drones now giving us a look at the damage from above. next. the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doctor right away and up the ante with a aiviral tamiflu. prescription tamiflu is an antiviral that attacks

./// < ((voice over: "now, nevada's you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? with prism tv from centurylink. ((denise valdez)) > a manhunt is underway in southern california for three inmates who escaped from a santa ana jail. ((dave courvoisier)) the men used cut

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remember he was admitted to the hospital after being found unconscious in a nevada brothel last october. >>> one of america's most on the hollywood walk of fame. he was supported by long-time collaborator will farrell and ryan gosselin. i'm tanner thomasson. >> and i'm kristin and that is the daily wrap. >>> this 19 time of the show we feature your pictures on tv. and we have good one. starting with this adorable duo. meet domino and zarro. she recently took them on vacation in the mountains and after being gone all day sightseeing, this was the look they gave her when she returned to the rv. almost like excuse me, where have you been? very cute. joe baldwin showed this one. pelicans down the street behind the neighbors house. this on st. pete beach. and a peaceful shot from buell. not sure who is in the picture there. don of south venice. he tweeted me this one. with #loveflorida. definitely. >> nice shot there. >> and you can send it to stacie by tweeting your pictures. >>> supplements are big business but there is a downside. >> researchers estimate that supplements are responsible for 20,000 emergency ro

america's diner. at 5.")) > ((denise valdez)) > nevada casinos continue to fall flat across the state. the gaming control board says the state's casinos won 11- billion dollars last year... up 1-percent from 2014. but here in las vegas... revenue on the strip fell about 1-percent to more than 6- billion dollars. downtown casinos saw a 6-percent jump... bringing in 542- million. officials say the state has yet to rebound from peak levels seen in 2007./// ((dave courvoisier)) > who could forget the infamous delorean... made famous largely in part for well they'll soon be back on the road thanks to a texas firm the company says it plans on producing a modernized version of the 1980s vintage car. officials say they hope to make as many as 300 within the next 4 years. the cars are expected to cost about 90 thousand dollars when they go on sale early next year./// ((denise valdez)) > thanks for watching 8 news now at five. ((dave courvoisier)) > the cbs evening news is next. we'll see you at six. >> pelley: for the first time, the st >> pelley: for the first time, the state department confir

kirsten joyce)) president obama will tout his vision for the future of america with a rouge thursday./// ((kirsten joyce)) > nevada attorney general adam laxalt says he's endorsing ted cruz for president. the first term republican announced his choice this morning on a conserviative radio show. laxalt calls cruz a consistent and courageous conservative willing to fight for washington./// ((kirsten joyce)) > two metro officers... in trouble with the law. the details about an arrest... that left one officer charged with excessive force... and out of a job... and what we are learning about an officer arrested yesterday in a domestic dispute. ((sherry swensk)) high clouds galore today... and they will be around for most of the afternoon before clearing late today. temps have stayed somewhat cool because of the overcast skies. ............... we're not looking for rain... but not a lot of sun either. a warm- up is coming for the weekend... we'll take a look in your full forecast./// > now nevada's first choipolice officer is now facing felony charges. officer james burt is accused of domestic battery by strangulation a

america first, you do so much in the community in southern nevada and you have an exciting announcement about a new location. >> we are opening another branch location in downtown summerlin. >> oh. >> we're excited to launch that. the branch will open up february 22nd, so next month. and we'll do our grand opening celebration the following week, beginning february 29th. >> congratulations. that means more jobs here in the valley. >> yes. >> that opens up in february. >> yes. >> and, of course, you'll do a huge party. >> we'll have a big celebration, so watch for more information on that. we're excited to be adding a location in summerlin. >> that brings you to 14 locations in southern nevada. in the durango location is being well served. so let's talk about financial transactions being made easier with america first. i know you have apple pay, but you're adding more to the -- >> we recently added samsung and android pay. now members have additional options for their mobile wallet. and what's neat about apple, samsung and android is that it's safe and secure. it gives members another opt

. /// bump> "now, nevada's first you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. the nevada public utilities commission... is expected to decide whether to consider a proposal to "grandfather" rates for solar users who bought their systems in years past. the puc recently increased rates to customers... who use net metering... which sells back extra solar energy to the utility. many customers are upset with the p-u-c's decision. ((sharie johnson)) > "the revanant" came out on top... this weekend at the box office. the "survivalist" film staring leonardo dicaprio... is expected to bring in 16- million dollars. "star wars: the force awakens" is projected to be second, with more than 14- million dollars earnings

country, to allow the creation of new power lines which so badly needed all over america and for those who represent nevada, we have the power line that now goes from northern nevada to southern nevada. that would never happen but for that legislation we passed. and now there was an announcement made two weeks ago that line is now going to be taken even farther to allow to make it easier to transport power to california, renewable energy power. and i spoke to the owner of that line who owns half of it with nv energy that will soon be taken it clear up the northwest. of course in the stimulus bill it was the first time there had been major legislation allowed for tax credits, tax incentives for doing renewable energy. and the bill we just passed, the omnibus bill, the tax extenders, tremendous stuff in that bill for renewable energy and other electricity problems. i like this bill on the floor. it's a good bill on the floor. it simply is not valid to talk about nothing's happened since 2007 because that is a gross overstatement. mr. president, the bill that's on the floor, i really hope we can pass it. the

may god bless but people of nevada and may god bless the people of united america and our journey forwardether. thank you all very, very much. [applause] ♪

america. >> reporter: in nevada, trump fired back at cruz for being >> is he a natural-born citizen? some people -- i don't know. >> reporter: the first republican debate of the year is later this week in south carolina. clinton and sanders face off monday on our sister network fusion as the white house says president obama won't endorse any candidate in the primary. devin dwyer, abc news, the white house. >>> as president obama prepares for tomorrow's state of the union address, the white house is releasing a partial list of guests who will join the first lady. among them, air force sergeant spencer stone, the hero who helped prevent an act of terrorism on a paris-bound train. activist jim obergessel, who took his landmark same-sex marriage equality case to the supreme court and won. and governor dannel malloy of connecticut, who introduced gun shooting. there will be an empty chair violence. abc news live coverage of the address begins at 9:00 eastern time. we'll have reaction wednesday >>> mexico has started the formal process of extraditing el chapo to america where he faces indi

this is troubling for nevada, troubling for america and troubling for the economy. although i agree with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle just said, we have seen growth i in the economy and that you believe that the sba is a vital in that growth and has been assisted in the growth for our economy. that shows how important this department is. but with these concerns gao has complied a question from a of questions here for you. what is the simple impact on the spa in utilizing the old outdated sops? first question. another question i'd like to go is, ask you, you've been her 20 points. why is the average we've had, i think it is 10 administers and less than eight years. what's going on? >> you know, i saw as i look at the chart, i was really intrigued by the gao's report and how far back it went. .. the eye appreciate that fact clear to me you must be having success were some passion with what you're doing. you have a succession plan for what is going on when you leave for any of your administrators leave? >> so what you said is sba is a valuable and criti

america right?" those waiting for their uber or lift particularly aren't surprised to find out about the new state audit report. the division of internal audits says the nevada taxicab authority - a state the taxi industry in clark county - is overcharging their riders - up to 47 million dollars a year. among questionable decisions the board has made - how they reallocated a fuel surcharge. the authority temporarily raised mileage rates by 20 cents when gas prices were rising. last summer gas prices dropped - but instead of also dropping the 20 cents - "what they actually did was take about half and put it into the permanent rate so

america. earlier this month- armed protestors incuding the son of nevada rancher cliven bundy occupied a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. we ought to start a transfer program from the federal government back to the states because we know these lands arent well managed by the federal government they dont clear the timberlands effectively we know private sector companies do that better. donald trump will speak to voters at the south point. the nevada republican caucus is scheduled for tuesday february 23. thousands of people in the valley will honor the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king junior. the 34-th annual martin luther king jr parade will take place today in downtown las vegas . it starts at ten a-m. hundreds of floats... marching bands and dancers will take part in the parade. this year's theme -- "living the dream; the movement continues". there will be some road closures in downtown las vegas the parade starts at fourth street and ends north of stewart. that area will be closed from 6 a-m to 2 p-m. the national hockey league's executive committee is expected to meet in new york,

nevada! there you go. and laid out a blueprint of what an america would look like under her presidency. carly: the american people are being told, sit down, settle, don't challenge the system. i have rejected that advice all my life and i think it's time we as citizens reject that advice as well. she says she wants to change the way the government spends money. her first task... reforming the tax code... something she says is dated. carly: the tax code is how government exercises power...we got get 73,000 pages to three. other items on her presidential agenda include securing the border... and taking better care of veterans. the former hewlett packard c-e-o listed off her leadership experience with the cia and nsa... a quality that has secured the votes of many guests. mos: she's very committed. she's someone who's going to do what she says she's going to do. that's pretty impressive. mos: she has the best experience out of anyone out there. of course... she couldn't leave without taking a few jabs at democratic polls leader... hillary clinton. carly: while hillary clinton may she did photo opts and i had

more on what he said during a rally last night in nevada as he discussed america's game. football is the latest target of eyes glued to the powerball jackpot that continues to climb ahead of wednesday's next drawing. no one claimed saturday night's prize so the jackpot now stands at a record $1.3 billion dollars. a jackpot so high, some powerball billboards cannot go past 999 million dollars. lines at lottery locations have been out the door and around the building as many try their luck at getting their hands on a winning ticket. again the next jackpot drawing is this getting their hands on a winning ticket. again the next jackpot drawing is this football is the latest target of an attack by donald trump. the republican presidential frontrunner spoke about the sport at a rally in reno, nevada last night. trump says football just isn't what it used to be. take a listen. "you used to see these tackles and it was incredible to watch, right. now they tackle, oh, head on head collision, 15 yards. the whole game is all screwed up. you say, wow, what a tackle, bing, flag. footb

. /// announcer: "now, nevada's first you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. ((dave courvoisier)) > there's only a couple days left... to sign up for health insurance through the state exchange. ((denise valdez)) the deadline is sunday to sign up for 2016 plans. it's a very important deadline.... because the affordable care act says everyone must have health insurance. if you don't... you could pay a fine that comes out of your income taxes. joining us to talk more about these penalties... and where you can get last minute help is andres ramirez... the out reach coordinator for nevada health link. ((dave courvoisier)) andres... you've already had a record number of people sign up this - online -- call 18

america. earlier this month- armed protestors incuding the son of nevada rancher cliven bundy occupied a federal wildlife refuge in oregon. we ought to start a transfer program from the federal government back to the states because we know these lands arent well managed by the federal government they effectively we know private sector companies do that better. on thursday donald trump will speak to voters at the southpoint. the republican caucus is scheduled for tuesday february 23. hundreds of walmart employees in our valley are now transferring to another store or looking for new work. the walmart "supercenter" on north nellis and craig officially closed at seven tonight. more than 350 employees were affected. the retail giant says it's placing workers at other locations. the "supercenter" shut its doors because of a worldwide closure. more than 260 stores are being closed across the country. an employee we spoke to says the situation is hard to take in. "its very scary thing, and to be honestly im still walking in shock. i actually came out to see it because its hard to believe its really hap