neighbors like paulin complain.. some players..hang around the park..into the wee hours. :35:43/paulin "at night-that attracts more of the bad stuff." she worries..the presence of late- nighters..could attract more dangerous activity. nat of meeting tonight..neighbors ..met..with clark county commissioner larry brown. some..demanding the county to put up more signs..telling people when the park closes..get police to kick people out of the park 10..and put up a gate..lock out the late-night pl drugs- it brings in the bad :20:12/commissioner larry brown "i'm sure most of the game users are law- abiding, practical people." clark county commissioner larry brown says..however..a handful of night players..are causng problems. :19:52/brown "people parking illegally in the middle of the road, people stopping in the middle of the roadway, people urinating on block walls, people leaving trash behind." :14:30/kenyatta robinson "pokemon players are being targeted-are being blamed for things that have nothing to do with pokemon."

let's check in with pauline out of singapore. hi, pauline. >> reporter: good morning to you, louisa and caroline. the asian markets are mixed even though volume is light as several markets are closed for a holiday. japan and taiwan, that is. the kospi is up 1.1%. a supplier confirmed to cnbc that samsung halted production of the galaxy note 7 because some replacement devices continue to overheat. so we saw samsung under pressure today. now we'll talk about the asx 200 that ended up .10. doubts persist whether opec nations will come out with a production cut. and look at the bench production in thailand. at one point today it was down by 3.6%. right now it's down by more than 3% after the royal palace in thailand issued a statement on the health of the king. the royal palace said the 88-year-old monarch is, quote, in unstable condition. and financial markets in thailand react very quickly to news about the royal family and the monarch who is high he revered in thailand. louisa? >> thank you, pauline. >>> now frankfurt is reportedl

pauline, what is going on? >> first we have our eye on the casino stocks after crown in australia closed down almost 14%. this is after news came out of mainland china that 18 employees of the casino and resort company in mainland china were detained over the weekend. and the chinese foreign ministry said they were detained for, quote, suspected gambling crimes. crown will be trying to contact their employees as they aren't quite sure what the main reason is for the problem. but we're seeing the problem have a domino effect in hong kong on casino stocks there. the hang seng is down .80%. with melbourne international closing down 7%. crown has a 20% stake in melco entertainment. take a look at the nikkei closing up a quarter percent. the weaker yen has been helping exporters with the dollar/yen trading at 1.40. tepco is trading down after an anti of nuclear candidate in japan won a regional election. so that puts pressure on prime minister shinzo abe to get nuclear up and running back in japan. louisa and caroli

the city's mayor -- pauline cutter -- says she understands the public's concern... but believes it sends a powerful message and its up to each family to decide how it fits in with their life. the sculpture will be officially unveiled at an invitation only event today. the park theater is adding another big name to their concert schedule. cher just loves vegas so much, she's back! but this time in a new home.. she's back! but this time in a new ho she's back! but this time in a new home.. m-g-m resorts, announcing this morning -- cher is coming to the 'park theater' at the monte carlo-- for a brand new residency, performing an all-new show. she'll peform multiple shows next february and next may. they'll also be announcing additional dates. tickets go on sale this sunday. a new flavor will the m-and-m family... how long you'll i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles fr

when they arrived at the nottingham building, they found the body of 36-year-old pauline simmons.ath. >> she shot one time in the chest. we do believe it was some type of robbery. we believe she had money on her that was taken. >> i think thinking it's safe. it's safe. i guess you're not safe anywhere. >> reporter: april coats was asleep in her apartment with her two year old daughter when the gunfire erupted. >> this is very rare something happens like right here. i'm thinking maybe it's firecrackers or -- no. i come out to a car of blood and a bullet hole in my car. >> reporter: in all more than 12 shots were fired. one hit simmons. one hit the man she was traveling with. another bullet shattered this apartment window. and yet another shot pierced the side of coats' chrysler 300 which was parked near the vict victim. >> she was killed but a lot more people could have gotten hurt because of the rounds that were fired in the complex. >> reporter: according to detectives, simmons, her friend who was wounded, and a third man arrived here around 1:30 to meet someone in the nottingham

donald trump also bashing republican leaders john mccain and pauline on twitter this morning. clinton campaigned in miami with former vice president al gore and she will be in colorado >>> lots of tweeting going on in the last 12 hours. >> at all hours. >> all hours of the day and night. thanks for watching. we are still working on news for you and we will have the latest on fox that one is at nine and 10 p.m. before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for having an abortion, coffman wrote a bill to redefine rape, which could exclude women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. more ideas. house majority pac is responsible i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. service. it started with my dad. he fought in world war two, was wounded in korea. fought in two iraq wars, and still serve today. the va scandal is an outrage, failing to care for our wounded wa

. :34:27/paulin "it brings in the drugs- it brings in the bad people." butt sots :34:50 "you never know who's gonna be doing drugs-when they're playing pokemon go." butted with 20:12/commissioner larry brown "i'm sure most of the game users are law- abiding, practical people." clark county commissioner larry brown met with neighbors last night. brown says he is working on putting up more signs to let people know the park closes at 10 p-m. he's also working with police to enforce a weak system is passing north of the area and could kick up some breezes today. gusts shouldn't exceed about 20 mph. this system will give us a reinforcement of cooler air and will keep highs in the low 80s for thursday. expect sunny skies through the beginning of the weekend. with high pressure building in, then to the upper 80s for the weekend. on sunday, we'll get a bit of a push of moisture from the southeast which will give us a bit of cloud cover and it may also give us a slight chance for rain. on monday, we will get an additional push of clouds from a pacific system movi

pauline montgomery. ms. cynthia horne and ms. cassidy horne. and mrs.nd mrs pamela ehrlich. mr. mark alexander. the honorable jack reed, u.s. senator of rhode island, and mrs. julia reed. the honorable gerald connolly, u.s. representative, virginia, and mrs. catherine smith. >> i am honored to be at the last state dinner. tonight only, i pronounce my name cannoli, not connelly. -- connolly. e and mrs.rence pag lesa page. [reading names] >> mr. john rogers junior and ms. marion brooks. >> mr. stephen hightower. mr. allen cello and mrs. andrea solow. lo and mrs. andrea solo. [reading names] mr. joseph del rosso and mrs. ann del rosso. [reading names] mr. thomas shannon junior. [reading names] the honorable jane harman and mr. robert dickey. [reading names] ms. colleen mccain nelson and mr. john nelson. [reading names] the honorable tina chan and ms. emma chan. -- tuturrook euro and ms. kathleen borrow its -- borowitz. >> there is a lot of cross-cultural communication that goes on between his ms. ann coulter music and theater and film. film and music and theater and film. >> what a

police found pauline simmons shot to death besides some cars in the parking lot. a man with her was wounded. more than dozen shots rang out at the complex off welsh road early this morning. >> she was shot one time in the chest. we do believe it was some type robbery. we believe she had money on her that was taken. she was killed but a lot more people could have gotten hurt because of the rounds that were fired in the complex. >> i feel sorry for her family. moo prayers go out to them. i'm very sorry. >> police say simmons and her companion went to meet someone at the complex around 1:30 when gunfire erupted. that gunfire struck one car and one amount. us district judge has just approved a settlement today for claims from last year's crash of amtrak train 188 in port richmond it left eight people dead and hundreds of others hur. amtrak will pay $265 million to square up all of the claims from the deadly accident. tom klein is one of the lawyers who led negotiations for amtrak he says this program let's a judge hold hearings and evaluate damages. victims can testif

but jennifer paulin says all pokemon.. and causing problems. neighbors met with county commissioner larry brown last night. he tells us he's working to put up more signs reminding people when the park closes-- and getting officers there to make sure that's enforced. this morning... red cross of southern nevada will be honoring 12 very special "every day heroes"... and we had the pleasure of meeting one of them. barry bannister takes 10 dogs....most of them his own... on hikes with him regularly. but this summer a trip to calico basin turned into a near-death experience and we were hit by a pack of coyotes" and it didn't take long for the wild pack to attack them. his bigger dogs were okay-- but the little ones were badly injured. thankfully, barry-- a 40 year veteran-- keeps a pressure bandage with him at all times. "it clots. i wrapped it around her and then put a tourniquet and it saved her life" the pups had to have surgery, but all of them survived. the red cross "every day we have another diva making waves here in las vegas.... we talk wit

pauline not wanting to seem overly chummy by a woman reviled by almost everyone in the republican partyd hillary clinton worried about her left flank because she still has ptsd from 2008. kennedy: the same thing happened in 2016 when the young basement dwellers were feeling the bern. >> i can't concede the idea that hillary clinton is anything like ronald reagan. generally trusted. he's nothing like her. was nothing like she is now. but of course they are going to have to work together on some things. that's how the system works. i'm not sure it will be her best buddy necessarily, paul ryan. because it's important what happens in the senate. that's going to be a close race. republicans have a narrow opportunity to hold their majority even with the whole firestorm around donald trump. but there is a 50-50 shot, chuck schumer is the new majority leader in the senate and he will probably be closer with hillary than paul ryan. kennedy: he can go after those sugary breakfast cereals he hates so much. if the democrats win the senate which they just might do it. should paul ryan if republicans

.:34:27/paulin "it brings in the drugs- it brings in the bad people." butt sots :34:50 "you never know who's gonna be doing drugs-when they're playing pokemon go." some complain that players are bringing drugs and crime to the area. the park is supposed to close at 10 p-m but neighbors claim players are hanging around beyond that. neighbors met with clark county commissioner larry brown. more to get people out of the park at closing time. illegally in the middle of the road, people stopping in the middle of the roadway, people urinating on block walls, people leaving trash behind." brown says they're working to put up more signs and he's working with police to enforce closing hours. while supporters for building an nfl stadium in the valley continue their fight....the city of las vegas is making a push to get the stadium built within their city limits. on what city officials are doing. this is what the cashman center looks like now--but this is what the city wants it to look like--if its home to an nfl stadium. you can see that city officials hope to tu

she's holding pauline. >> jimmy: now i'm assuming that's you, the wolf. [ light laughter ] >> of course that's me. >> jimmy: yeah, that's you. of course, yeah. >> i'm holding the twins. >> jimmy: you got her twins. i love that. >> but look at this little angel. >> jimmy: that's cute. oh, come there. >> look at all those angels. >> jimmy: what are they gonna be? do you -- what -- 'cause she's still young that you can dress her up. at this point, what a year and a half? how old? >> i can't just -- no, they know what they want to be. >> jimmy: no, not at a year and a half. >> she doesn't know, but the older ones. vincent wants to be a dragon. >> jimmy: yep. that sounds about right. [ laughter ] that's cute. yep. >> my daughter wants to be a a golden phoenix. >> jimmy: oh. partner on "xxx," joe roth, promised her a role in "maleficent," so she wants to go to school as maleficent. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i can't even pronounce maleficent. >> i can't either. >> jimmy: that's really big for a little kid. my daughter was, well, she was a year and a half for halloween and she was ramen nood

but jennifer paulin says all through the night people are drugs- it brings in the bad people." butt sots :34:50 "you never know who's gonna be doing drugs-when they're playing pokemon go." neighbors met with county commissioner larry brown last he tells us he's working to put up more signs reminding people when the park closes-- and getting officers there to make sure that's enforced. vacation is ending soon for our state lawmakers. they'll be back in carson city on monday morning for a special session. governor brian sandoval made the official announcement, saying it's time to discuss the funding plan for the proposed n-f-l stadium. the governor is also asking for a separate increase to the hotel room tax that would go lawmakers will not be discussing the education savings account program. the governor says the program is a top priority for him, and he doesn't want to rush through funding it. but he promises the funding plan will be in his final budget recommendations. state attorney general adam laxalt is securing another two federal grants to help take care of the backlog of

the city's mayor -- pauline cutter -- says she understands the public's concern... but believes it sends a powerful message and its up to each family to decide how it fits in with their life. the sculpture will be officially unveiled at an invitation only event today. back here in las vegas .. the park theater is adding another big name to its concert schedule. m-g-m resorts, announcing this morning -- cher is coming to the 'park theater' at the monte residency, performing an all-new show. she'll peform multiple shows next february and next may. they'll also be announcing additional dates. tickets go on sale this sunday. temperatures are falling around the country... and it might be time to start thinking about winter vacations. las vegas ranked the number one in best warm destinations for winter travel. this comes from a study by personal finance website wallethub. soak up the warm temps were l-a and san diego. and if you're looking to get away and cool off for the winter months... the top cold destinations were atlanta.... new york and alburquerue. now fox5 weathe

. >> pauline, good to e see you. i'm liking the yellow. more concessions to win approval for its 43 billion for zin jen ta. they said they expect the deal to close in 2017 while feedback is expect ed from the u.s. over the next couple days. the chemicals company saws sales falling by 3%, which is more than what had been forecast on the session today. after sales that its eye care division and cancer drug continued to decline. the swiss drug maker's net income fell to $2.9 billion. sales slipped by 1% coming in just below forecasts. >>> the struggling italian lender has published its turn around plan. the bank is to tap for additional 5 billion euros in capital while at the same time reducing head count by 2, 600 people. it expects to post a loss of around 4.8 billion euros. >>> shares have been soaring after the company reported third quarter revenues in line with forecasts. good weather boosting sunglasses sales in europe. the maker of ray ban posted a rise. they confirm targets after slashing sales growth in july. >>> todd's like for lik

i'm pauline frederick of npr, moderator of this second of the historic debates of the 1976 campaign between gerald r. ford of michigan, republican candidate for president and jimmy carter of georgia, democratic candidate for president." on october 6, 1976, the two men debated each other at the palace of the fine arts theatre in san francisco. ford hoped to gain on carter with a strong performance. instead, ford jeopardized his campaign after being asked soviet union and other eastern european countries. his answer? "there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and there never will be under a ford administration." moderators were stunned by ford's declaration and asked for clarification. "i'm sorry .. .could i just ... did i understand you to say, sir, that the russians are not using eastern europe as their occupying mo- most of the countries there and in making sure with their troops that it's a - that it's a communist zone, whereas on our side of the line the italians and the french e still flirting with the possibility of communism?" "i don't believe, uh - mr. frankel that uh - the yug

>> pauline, thank you. >>> some other stories making the rounds, accorhotels lowering profit target ranges for 2016 after security fears following recent terror attacks dragging down sales numbers in france and belgium. they did see strong growth in the uk where the weak pound is leading to a pick up in domestic tourism. >>> the world's second largest retailer, carrefour, reported strong third quarter sales growth. boosted by growth in latin america. sales fell in the company's core french market and in china. carrefour's cfo said that it was achievable that the retailer would be meeting full-year earnings guidance. >>> zalando shares will open higher. earnings and interest tax rising 1% in line with estimates. the dutch paintmaker maintained their full year guidance and raised their dividend by 6%. shares up by 3% over the last 12 months. >>> eruotunnel's revenue rose by 4% in the fourth quarter boosted by a strong increase in shuttle revenue and truck shuttle traffic. the gru the ceo said despite the vote in favorer of a brexit that the firm has never been stronger. ameet patel is still

let's go out to pauline in singapore. good to see you. >> good morning to you. mixed results from the suppliers but also a decent recovery by the end of the session. let's start with the japanese suppliers, all were able to recover except foster electric which ended down. most of the suppliers opened the session in negative territory. japan display up 1.5%. as for the south korean suppliers, sx hinex up 4.5%, that's largely because of q3 earnings that came out better than expected. they saw profits up 60%. so investors pleased with that. lg display, which makes the oled panels for the iphone able to end in positive territory. at one point in the session it was straddling the flat line. ending up a half percent. and hon hai down almost 0.12%. let's look at the broader markets in the asia pacific region. we saw negative momentum playing through. largely because of the weaker lead in from wall street. then we got apple's earnings after the bell. that weighed heavily on the suppliers at the beginning of the session especially in japan as well as in south korea with

. >> reporter: when the gunshots ended police say 36-year-old pauline simmons was dead and a man whoraveled here with her was shot listed in critical but stable condition. >> she shot one time in the chest. we do believe it was some type of robbery. we believe she had money on her that was taken. >> reporter: according to detectives, simmons, her friend who was wounded and a third man arrived here around 1:30am to meet someone in the nottingham building when the gunfire broke out. >> i'm thinking it's safe. it's safe. i guess you're not safe anywhe anywhere. i feel sorry for her family and my prayers go out to them. i'm very sorry. >> reporter: in all, more than 12 shots were fired. one hit simmons. one hit her friend and one shattered this apartment window. another bullet pierced the side of coats' chrysler 300 parked near the victim. >> she was killed but a lot more people could have gotten hurt because of the rounds that were fired in the complex. >> hopefully they find whoever did this. >> reporter: homicide detectives continue to interview witnesses and look for surveillance vid

pauline got this e-mail today explaining the change. >> we're paying less, but the scholarship loweredcially. >> reporter: but the mark down makes the university more excessive. enrollment is over 3,000 students down 417 from two years ago. >> i think it will draw people toward the school so tuition is lower, because a lot of people look at private catholic schools and the tuition is high. >> reporter: students say this is a game changer for when they graduate. >> it's exciting news, i'm going on to have to pay these loans off when i get older, it will be less, now. >> reporter: rosemont college did the same thing they saw applications and enrollment soar. as for applications at lasalle university university says it's up 44%. reporting at lasalle university, christie ileto channel 6 "action news." >> pope francis is nearing the end of his visit to the caucus near russia. he announced the use of violence in god's name. the pope said the area is a model of religious tolerance. the church where mass was celebrated was built this donation from muslims and jews. >>> a civil rights a conis t

. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is pauline i've been in the industry for quite a while one of the biggest things we bartenders provide you with a wonderful experience and have found in that experience in coin opt we get to open it we'll bring a lot of communities together and destress and get you, your farther drink and play whatever game you like to do that's wonderful i hope you guys approve it thank you for your time. >> okay is there any additional public comment? >> okay not seeing any, public comment is closed. and opening that to commissioners, if i may start april thank you for coming and sort of breaking and entering break it is down to specific locates he personally ran an arcade at fisherman's wharf and had control of '75 games knew how to fix them and unjam coin slots and pack man and frond but the point is i agree with some of the speakers that that brings people together and you can be playing or against maybe an enemy or acre enemy but for that moment brought enjoyment to folks a good thing i'll be supportive of the change to approve this specifically for thi

presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 election. highlights include accessibility at polling place and ballot measuref special interest of seniors and voters with disability. presentation by jill fox, manager voter outreach department of elections. public comment is welcome. the council will take a 15 minute break. ajendsa item 7, information item. employment services program positive resourcesenter. the employment services program provides locational rehabilitation and job serve service for hiv/aids or mental health disability. they assist clients considering temporary work, permitinant part time or full time work or training and educational opportunities. presentation by joe ramirez forcier, managering director employment sunchs program pause tb resource center. public comment is welcome. agenda item 8, informat

presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 election. highlights include accessibility at polling place and ballot measuref special interest of seniors and voters with disability. presentation by jill fox, manager voter outreach department of elections. public comment is welcome. the council will take a 15 minute break. ajendsa item 7, information item. employment services program positive resourcesenter. the employment services program provides locational rehabilitation and job serve service for hiv/aids or mental health disability. they assist clients considering temporary work, permitinant part time or full time work or training and educational opportunities. presentation by joe ramirez forcier, managering director employment sunchs program pause tb resource center. public comment is welcome. agenda item 8, informat

pauline has been quiet, mitch mcconnell -- paul quiet, mitch mcconnell -- paul ryan has been quiet, mitchve benefited from a lot of people flying home from las vegas or otherwise covering the aftermath of the debate, and also it is convenient for them right now. matt: so many have been saying it would be unprecedented to contest an election, but we remember bush v. gore. happened inus what 2000 that would somehow make it different than civilly contesting the results of a nationwide election. ben: sure, absolutely. if you talk to some republicans, they say there is fundamentally no difference. al gore basically -- there was no outcome from the electoral college, neither had the majority. it came down to the outcome of florida, which came down to a race that was too close to call and they went into court about whether or not there could be a recount and how exactly they would count all those votes. you famously remember hanging chads. that is what happened in 2000. to speak to a lot of republicans, they say this is what trump would do if he hypothetically came that close any and -- close in

presentation by pauline arakea and tim gilbert principle consultant for ada accessibility analysis. public comment is welcome. agenda item number 6, information item. elections accessibility. the department of elections will provide a overview how all voters can repair, plan and participates in the nrfb 8, 2016 election. highlights include accessibility at polling place and ballot measuref special interest of seniors and voters with disability. presentation by jill fox, manager voter outreach department of elections. public comment is welcome. the council will take a 15 minute break. ajendsa item 7, information item. employment services program positive resourcesenter. the employment services program provides locational rehabilitation and job serve service for hiv/aids or mental health disability. they assist clients considering temporary work, permitinant part time or full time work or training and educational opportunities. presentation by joe ramirez forcier, managering director employment sunchs program pause tb resource center. public comment is welcome. agenda item 8, informat