action news reporrr yasmeen hassan is live near 4th street and ogden. yasmeen what's going on down we are continuing to deal with a cold front pattern that pacific northwest and shifts east/southeast through southern nevada. today we have a small chance for showers within the valley evening. above 7000ft should yield snow and ice with accumulations predicted be between a trace 60s. winds will be mild within the temperatures drop slightly to common through the rest of the male suspect attempted to rob circle k suspect fled short foot pursuit thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... action news live at m >>> good morning, america. the final showdown. the democrats face off for the last time before the first votes are cast. >> i'm going to defend president obama. >> hillary clinton and bernie r health >> he voted against the brady

that's why we caught up with some folks in ogden. our vanessa peng listened in as two friends, darren huntley from ogden and rick reinertson from huxley, talked about politics. reinertson says he likes bernie sanders because he's honest. trump's ability to be a political leader but he says he does like trump's no-nonsense attitude. >> we don't take sales pitches. we want the honest truth, straight up and even if we don't like it, that is what we want, straight up truth. alyx: the fox debate thursday brought thousands of media members to the city of des moines. along with all the campaign workers, they have a few days before the caucuses, so what are they doing? kcci's mark tauscheck found one interesting distraction they're flocking to. mark: campaign workers won't slow down through the weekend. journalists still have stories to turn to make their bosses happy. but at night, they leave their hotel rooms in search of something to do. >> getting a table, going to have a little bit of a wait, actually a long wait. mark: george formaro i

accident at fourth and ogden. no delays if you're heading into mccarran this morning. < > back to you! ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the republican candidates took the stage one last time before the first caucus... ((brian loftus)) who stole the show... since donald trump refused to attend.//// if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all half hour.. a local runner will take off from the welcome to las vegas sign... for another world record attempt! ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) helene neville is running 135 miles nonstop between the welcome sign on the strip.. and downtown! ((brian loftu

ames, ogden and webster city. today a des moines man will be sentenced to life behind bars... 20-year-old ngor makuey is an ethiopian refugee who's been living in northeast des moines. he faces a mandatory life sentence for killing his 97-year-old neighbor. makuey broke into the rupert anderson's home on east 46th street in july of 2014... he attacked the elderly man and his wife... rupert was killed in the attack... his wife was seriously injured. she later died in march of 2015. makuey tried using an insanity defense, but the judge didn't agree and found him guilty. this morning he'll be sentenced to life in closure following a fatal ames shooting is on its way today... leigh lepon was arrested last year for the shooting death of devlin lockman. police originally ruled the shooting an accident. but new evidence and witnesses forced them to reopen the case.. lepon faces up to 50 years in prison for second degree murder. he'll be sentenced in story county court this morning. a metro shooting in a mcdonalds parking

including ames, ogden and webster city. democratic contender martin o'malley is wrapping up his two day swing through the state. the presidential hopeful made phone calls to potential voters at his headquarters in des moines last night. according to a recent gravis poll -- o'malley is trailing in third place among the democratic field with ten percent.... however he says the number doesn't worry him. the former governor says since the christmas holiday -- he has noticed a shift in his supporters.. ive seen it time and time again. the pundits and the polls say one thing in december then on caucus night the people of iowa get their say and what the people of iowa are best at are lifting up a new leader for our country so im very excited about these next 29 days o'malley will be back campaigning in the state later this week. a metro shooting in a mcdonalds parking lot has landed one person behind bars and another in the hospital this morning... it happened around 8 saturday night at this mcdonalds near drake's campus... witnes

huckabee has five iowa stops scheduled for tomorrow...includin g ames, ogden and webster city. iowa is on the schedule for more republican candidates this week... here are some of the stops... john kasich will be in west des moines at "inspired grounds cafe" 11 tomorrow morning. marco rubio will be at the burlington library at 2 p-m. ted cruz will be in guthrie center tomorrow at "prime time restaurant at 3-30 p-m. and later this week...rand paul will host a birthday party at "buzzard billy's" downtown on thursday night. volunteers with the martin o'malley headquarters in des moines are making convince voters to caucus he's actually done what the actually implimented things like getting rid of capitol punishment, reducing crime in marlyand through gun safety laws, passing marriage equality even the democratic candidate himself dropped in to make a few phone calls to potential voters tonight. over the weekend, he campaigned around the state -- talking on issues like immigration, gun control and isis. since the christmas holiday -- the former governor of maryland say's he's seen

it starts at 10 a-m on fourth ogden where the parade ends. and there will be some road closures starting at 6 a-m this morning....jessica janner is tracking all of that for us right now. if you're planning on heading up to mount charleston this morning to celebrate the holiday...you might want to leave early. n-h-p is warning they may have to turn people away again today! this was the scene yesterday... around 1:30 troppers turned away vehicles. n-h-p wrote more than 70 citations for illegal parking. hundreds of cars parked on the shoulder of the roads leading up to kyle and lee canyon. illegal parking wasn't the only issue. nearly 50 cars had to be dug out of the snow after parking on the side of the road. to try and handle crowds this holiday weekend...n-h-p has seven troppers on the mountain instead of the usual two. if you have monday off... you may want to consider.... heading to red rock canyon! admission is free because of the martin luther king jr holiday! but...you do have to pay for overnight camping and group day use. canyon nation

everyone is invited to join the big crowds along 4th street from gas to ogden monday morning. dozens of floats, community organizations and city leaders will be taking part in the parade led by the las vegas mayor. it starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> a lot of folks have monday off. maybe after the parade, you are thinking about taking a drive up >> why not? sounds like fun. you need to know a long weekend typically means big crowds enjoying the snow. you won't be alone. and local law enforcement says that could be a problem. knew at 6:00, how troopers plan to tackle the expected traffic jam. >> we've done little hills. she liked it. >> reporter: melissa drove all the way from pahrump for a little touch of winter weather. >> not a lot of people up here. >> reporter: the snow play area at lee canyon offering a safe spot to try out the new sleds or cut a path through the forest. >> let's go that way. >> reporter: but if solitude is what you are looking for, forget it. visitors have a hard time finding a parking spot. exactly what the troopers are worried about this weekend. >> we had som

honoring the life and work of dr martin to king jr soon as march this morning from emancipation drive to ogden hall then held a service honoring dr king despite the cold weather there was a big turnout came out in freezing weather and we still represent a very whirlwind for me this means a lot because it sows me the idea that anyone can go in to assist them with chains on their minds and if they continue to work towards it and assemble people towards a common goal and they can effect change in a positive way. celebrations continue throughout the country near washington dc neighbors say they're fed up with the violence plaguing their communities hundreds of people honor dr king's memory by participating in the martin luther king stop the violence march at fedex field. politicians teachers and community members help one person can make a difference and have a whole week on the committee receives on a homicide the left in two thousand and fifteen overall crime has gone down in the county steadily but one victim just too many arrive after the march officials held a forum on doctor king's legacy an

ames, ogden, webster city, clarion, and iowa falls. a des moines man will answer to a first degree murder charge in court today... 20 year old ngor makuey was found guilty of the charge last month. he faces a mandatory life sentence. he attacked 97 year old rupert anderson and his wife in their home last year. anderson later died. he needed money. he will be sentenced in polk county court at 8-30 this morning. today an ames man will learn how long he'll spend behind bars for fatally shooting a man... second degree murder back in november. he was arrested last year after the shooting death of devlin lockman. police originally ruled the shooting as an accident. but they reopened the case based on statements. lepon faces up to 50 years in prison. he'll be sentenced in story county court at 10 this morning. des moines police are investigating a shooting in the drake neighborhood... it happened in the three thousand block of forest avenue saturday night. police say an 19 year old man was shot in the leg while walking into mcdonald's. he's e

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as soon as the marade its city park they will be closing down the cross streets like downing and ogden. when that marade continues to street closed down -- colfax closed down until it's all over probably till about 1:00 or so. >>> right now an alpine team is searching for a 50 year old man hiking in the area. they had to call off the search yesterday because of the snow and winds. >>> police are trying to figure out what happened here %- last night. police say the driver may have been drunk, he was also texting. the driver was not hurt but wenn to the hospital just to get checked out. >>> we are learning more about the driver that hit a home. and suv drove through that home and left a huge hole. police believe the person behind the wheel may have been drunk. >> my mom and grandpa were in that room and all the sudden my just got pushed back. >> police haven't released the driver's identity just yet. >>> right now the fbi is issuing a warning about the felony lane gang to target mothers. even though the gang is active in aurora. >>> 50 people were killed here in denver homicide. it is te

recently i had the the opportunity to visit with meloday true blood, a young single mother from ogden. as a child and now as an adult she has experienced constant economic struggles, homelessness, joblessness, and the feeling that life just isn't what it could or should be. during my visit with her she said something that has left an indelible impression upon me. she said, governor, a lot of brilliant minds are lost to poverty. in typical utah fashion meloday decided she was going to do something about her situation. she enrolled in a paralegal program provided by weber state university. she began attending financial planning and budget classes. and because she lives in utah not only will she have a good education but there will be job opportunities for her once she graduates. as meloday has demonstrated and as i believe, it is education, not entitlement that creates the opportunity for self-reliance. [ applause ] if you remember nothing else from my message this evening, remember this. education is the most important investment we can make in utah's future. [ applause ] one of the de

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recently i had the the opportunity to visit with meloday true blood, a young single mother from ogden. as a child and now as an adult she has experienced constant economic struggles, homelessness, joblessness, and the feeling that life just isn't what it could or should be. during my visit with her she said something that has left an indelible impression upon me. she said, governor, a lot of brilliant minds are lost to poverty. in typical utah fashion meloday decided she was going to do something about her situation. she enrolled in a paralegal program provided by weber state university. she began attending financial planning and budget classes. and because she lives in utah not only will she have a good education but there will be job opportunities for her once she graduates. as meloday has demonstrated and as i believe, it is education, not entitlement that creates the opportunity for self-reliance. [ applause ] if you remember nothing else from my message this evening, remember this. education is the most important investment we can make in utah's future. [ applause ] one of the de

everyone of course is invited to join the crowds along 4th street from gas to ogden monday morning. dozens of floats, community organizations, city leaders will be taking part in the parade, which will be led by mayor goodman. that starts promptly at 10:00 a.m. >>> casino gaming, people not doing it quite as much as they used, to but it is still a major economic driver. next on news 3 live, how the governor wants to make sure state leaders have a say in the direction this important industry for nevada. with 40 megs of internet speed from centurylink, a family of four can all be online at the same time, streaming, gaming, or downloading movies. yeah, the internet's great, but i think hair and makeup went a little too far. i much prefer the two-day beard, horn-rimmed glasses, just-slept-in-his-car kinda thing. yeah, i miss the rumpled crazy uncle look. okay. be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider >> gerard: nevada governor sandoval is relaunching a committee to discuss some of the sandoval will be chair of the 12-member nevada gaming policy

everyone is invited to join in street from goss to ogden monday party. dozens of, community organizations, and city leaders will take part in the parade will be led by carolyn goodman. it all starts at 10:00 a.m.. weather permitting, of course. i think we are in the clear. >>meteorologist: will not be in the clear we will have lots enemy look ominous but i can sure they will get the parade in. >>gerard: that is what i meant. >>meteorologist: your speech. i have to be literal, though. anyway we started our day clear, about the effort i have the pictures to prove it. let's go to a time s look at those clouds come streaming out of california over the mountains. and kept our temperatures in the 50s today, we were looking for low 60s but just couldn't do it with the overcast. currently 50 degrees here on the strip. are we talking about las vegas, gerard, or the county? i am getting confused here. >>gerard: [laughter] >>meteorologist: 50 degrees degrees. meanwhile that is in henderson, 42 degrees home of the patriots. south southwest winds at three, 65 percent

it starts at 10 a-m on fourth street...they'll head north to ogden where the parade ends. and there will be some road closures starting at 6 a-m this morning.... if you're planning on heading up to mount charleston this morning to celebrate the leave early. n-h-p is warning they may have today! this was the scene yesterday... away vehicles. n-h-p wrote more than 70 citations for illegal parking. shoulder of the roads leading up to kyle and lee canyon. illegal parking wasn't the only issue. nearly 50 cars had to be dug out of the snow after parking on the side of the road. to try and handle crowds this holiday weekend...n-h-p has seven troppers on the mountain instead of the usual two. join us for good morning las vegas tomorrow beginning at 430am... for the latest weather, traffic and breaking news... we'll have more local news headlines coming up in one half hour < > happy martin luther king junior day everyone! today we honor since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on hi

stacey: vanessa pentagon traveled to ogden and has more on this there. vanessa: we stopped by the lucky pig a popular downtown restaurant. most said they haven't made up their mind about the presidential candidate in this smalltown iowa restaurant, the and politics. >> we've got to stand up for americans. >> these two meet at the lucky pig nearly every friday for the special. with the iowa caucuses just days away, this friday they were talking presidential candidates. >> i'll just be glad when it's all over. >> i don't trust her. >> i don't trust hillary either. but i don't trust trump either. >> the only thing i like about trump, he's got a heck of a business. vanessa: the focus was candidate donald trump. >> he's concerned, he's serious, he wants to get the country going but i don't know if he knows the political background needed to get it done properly. vanessa: he told his friend this presidential election year is different than others. >> nobody else really stands out. >> bernie sanders does to me. >> he's the best democrat, i think, right now. >>

. >> felix solis is a member of occ, ogden's craziest chicanos, a local utah gang. he's serving 11 months for possession of a controlled substance. >> i've never seen so much gangs all in one place before. if you're gang-banging, and if you're down for your set, you're down for it, no matter what it takes. >> you can tell any time something's going on. any time there's any type of issue or anything like that, the section will split apart. >> certain words will be said. there's some obvious words, punk, bitch, stuff like that. >> going up to somebody saying "f" your hood or something like that. >> even if it doesn't involve you, even if it's two different rival gangs, you'll go and gravitate towards your own gang because you never know what's going to happen. >> within our last three or four assaults, what's happened is it started out with two inmates. but then inmates from those same games jumped in. so we've had, you know, seven, eight, nine inmates fighting at once. >> to combat gang violence, officers are on constant alert for weapons. cells are checked twice dai

that's why we caught up with some folks in ogden. we listened in as two friends talked about politics. one man likes bernie sanders because he says sanders is honest. the other says he prefers donald trump. he's not sure about trump's ability to be a political leader but he does like trump's no-nonsense attitude. >> we don't take sales pitches. we want the honest truth, straight up. even if we don't like, it that's what we want. straight up truth. steve k: tonight the fox debate last night brought in thousands of media members to the city of des moines. stacey: along with all the campaign workers, they have a few days before the caucuses. we found one interesting distraction that they are all flocking to. reporter: many iowans take caucusing very seriously. but not every iowan. campaign workers won't slow down for the weekend. journalists still have stories to turn to make their bosses happy. but at night, they leave their hotel rooms in search of something to do. george formaro is the chef behind some of des moines' most recognizabl

that's why we caught up with some folks in ogden. rick reinertson from huxley, talked about politics. reinertson says he likes bernie sanders because he's honest. huntley says he's not sure about political leader, but he does like trump's no-nonsense attitude. >> we don't take sales pitches. we want the honest truth, straight up and even if we don't like it, that's what we want, straight up truth. alyx: the fox debate thursday brought thousands of media members to the city of des moines. along with all the campaign workers, they have a few days they doing? kcci's mark tauscheck found one interesting attraction they are flocking to. mark: campaign workers won't slow down through the weekend. journalists still have stories to turn to make their bosses happy. but at night, they leave their hotel rooms in search of something to do. >> getting a table, going to have a little bit of a wait, actually a long wait. mark: george formaro is the chef behind some of des moines' most recognizable restaurants, including centro and django. he's serv

he is going to be in ames and ogden. john kasich has an event in west des moines this morning. and tonight, democrat hillary clinton will be in des moines for an event at the state historical museum. you can count on kcci to bring you complete commitment 2016 coverage as we count down to the first-in-the-nation iowa caucuses a few weeks away. alyx: still to calm sharing his , stories. firing the cannons on the uss iowa just one of the cool things eric got to do at the rose bowl . he'll share more behind-the-scenes ahead. eric: we're also talking new year's resolutions. vote in our now poll and tell us what your 2016 goal is or if you even have one and we'll tell you some ways to make them stick just ahead. and you may be wanting to shed going to show you this it's time to rise and shine. at kum & go, we're doing more for you to start your day right. like serving up a friendly "good morning" along with breakfast sandwiches & breakfast pizza, yes pizza, & donuts & muffins & coffee that are all made fresh & hot in our store's kitchens every day. kum & go. where & means more. this

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as ogden nash, the american humorist and poet said before dying in 1971, he said progress might have been all right once, but it has gone on too long. so that is really the in practical terms what the book is about. i think if we wish to reshape the future we need first to understand ourselves and reshape our own behavior. that is the fundamentals of the "the well-tuned brain." if we could accomplish that in this great country we would give great service to everybody because there is no doubt people look to the u.s. for a future and yet we ourselves are not very good at looking at the future. i asked two questions to myself when i started this book and i will ask them to you tonight. why is it that human beings seem to consume excessively when living in a resource rich environment. the more affluent we get the worse our wealth gets. why despite our growing awareness of these ecological problems, obesity, stress, lack of trust, increasing debt -- we know about all of these things but we don't change them. we worry about them but it seems as if we are powerless to change our behavior.

even the bridge is ogden. but that delays the sfo. the fog will launch a clear out.we're expecting plenty of sunshine. it will allow us to have things warm-up. we later so we may see some more pettifog. >> anny: these are the temperatures in these areas. pretty nice day and once again. some of our warmest place will be in the southwest. tomorrow we warm-up even a little bit more. we'll look be in the '60s in some place in the low '70's. will be a nice little warm-up kelly back to thursday. upper 60s lower 70's enjoy the warmth . things are changing as early as friday. will talk more about that later. >> reporter: we have a new hot spot on the shore freeway. it is for those worried about to head west on 80. it is blocking the three left lanes. crews are on with a sure thing to sort things out. 57 from small to sever ties go to san francisco. be prepared for back up your. from the foot amazed westbound is 50 minutes. battery st. is the worst spot and simmer to school right now for traffic. does it do with the closures and related to several city >> reporter: there's a

from gas to ogden monday morning. dozens of floats, community organizations and city leaders will be taking part in the parade led by the las vegas mayor. it starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> a lot of folks have monday off. maybe after the parade, you are thinking about taking a drive up >> why not? sounds like fun. you need to know a long weekend typically means big crowds enjoying the snow. you won't be alone. and local law enforcement says that could be a problem. knew at 6:00, how troopers plan