peckham chased after him... leading to the shoot out. peckham was hit... but the bullet was deflected by his badge-- possibly saving his life. the two other people in the car with gibbon were taken into custody. peckham is a 3 year veteran of the nevada highway patrol, bulles apartment complex...one of them hitting a home with a child inside. 13 action news reporter parker collins is the only one to check in on that family. 7:52:36-7:53:01 take vo at 7:52:43 several shots were fired during the confrontation one of them going through this window you see up here police are telling us a man woman and child were walking around in this complex when they were confronted by three other the bottom and one of those police think he'll be okay. take sot jordy avila, home hit by bullet img3477 00:00:16-00:00:17 "yes i was worried" butt to 00:00:19-00:00:23 "because i thought someone shot my mom." butt to donald rindt, witness img3471 00:01:03-00:01:11 "i saw the two guys running past our apartment-- kind of freaked front of this complex they got the shooter in custody

peckham chased after him... leading to the shoot out. peckham was hit... but the bullet was deflected by his badge-- possibly saving his life. the two other people in the car with gibbon were taken into custody. peckham is a 3 year veteran of back in the valley.... one of cliven bundy's sons will be acting as his own attorney when he goes to trial next month. a federal judge in oregon agreed to let ryan bundy represent himself.. as long as he follows court rulings in front of the jury. 8 people total, including ryan's brother ammon... will be going to trial for consipiracy charges stemming from the 41-day armed takeover of a wildlife refuge. jury selection begins in mom the help she needs... after she says the school district made her daughters cross a busy street with no crosswalk to get to their bus stop. after we shared melissa boyd's story, she says a "higher up" from ccsd's transportation department called her and said her daughters were moved to another bus stop that's on the same side of the street as their home near gibson and the 215. originally w

that is when trooper peckham fired back and killed the suspect. the coroner says the suspect was 41-year-old matthew gibbon, and he died from a gunshot wound to the head. this sounds like a story you would see in a crime drama. a suspect may be on the run here in nevada... after faking his own death! texas police are looking for "charles rodger edgell." he's wanted for a sexual assault case there.. police say edgell called 9-1-1, and told police he wanted to die. they found his car the next day with his will inside. but cadaver dogs could not find his body. it turned out edgell was very much alive, and here in nevada. he tried to use a dead man's social security information, to get a driver's license in the silver state. realized what he was up to, and called him out. edgall took off, and police have not found him yet. a small plane crashed into an r-v park in sparks... as it made its way to the reno tahoe international aiport. the pilot and a passenger were killed. no one on the ground was hurt. the f-a-a does not know why the plane crashed. we'r

even though liberty of contract is not among the rights pressed in the constitution, peckham concluded the general right to make a contract, including the right to purchase and sell labor, was part of the liberty of the individual protected by the 14th amendment. it was peckham's use of liberty of contract to overturn the shorter hours law that caused justice holmes to criticize the majority opinion as being based on laissez-faire economic theory instead of the constitution. later inspired reformers like theodore roosevelt to charge that the court had had created an insurmountable barrier to reform. the curious thing is that the lochner case actually has nothing to do with liberty of contract in any meaningful sense. in its most fundamental character, a contract is a voluntary agreement between two people. it involves some degree of meeting of the minds and dealing at arm's length. those conditions were clearly not present in an employee/employer relations in the newly industrialized economy of the turn of the 20th century. the actual target of this law that was overturned in lochner w

gun fire was later exchanged as peckham pursued the suspect. the suspect was shot and killed. as for the other two in the car... they were later detained./// ((christianne klein)) >>> today the u-s department of health and human services announced it will give 53-million dollars to most states to improve treatment for opioid addiction. the money will be divided into different amounts to go toward six treatment programs in 44 states. --- but unfortunately nevada will not receive any funds./// ((christianne klein)) >>> - that's unfortunate because the opioid crisis is hitting us hard. on average, one nevadan dies each day from an opioid and for next two days, experts from around the country are meeting at the mgm grand to talk about how to stem the tide. this morning governor brian sandoval talked about one of our weapons in the fight - nevada's drug monitoring program. ((10:08:36 gov brian sandoval: "now we have a system whereby if somebody is prescribing in one place that the patient is trying to get more of the same drug perhaps for a bad motive, we have a reporting system th

including the majority of the supreme court in the lochner case, including justice rufus peckham, who cited the opinion, cited the entire act as an example of a legitimate health and safety law. so it seems as though since that was an extensive regulation, government -- set of government regulations, addressing health and safety concern, it is demonstrably false, that if anyone thought there should be no regulation of the economy, or economic activities, it certainly was not the supreme court in the lochner case. at issue in the lochner case was a single provision of the bake shoppa shop act, located in the section of the new york statutes, and that was a provision that mandated or that restricted the working hours of people who worked in the bake shop, not by the way the owners who were sole proprietors, they can work as long as they like, but the employees were limited to 60 hours and could not work more than that. so there was one provision that was under challenge in the lochner case and that was the provision and the only provision that was invalidated. all the rest was considere

even though liberty of contract is not among the rights expressed in the constitution, peckham concluded the general right to make a contract, including the right to purchase and sell labor, was part of the liberty of the individual protected by the 14th amendment. it was peckham's use of liberty of contract to overturn the shorter hours law that caused justice holmes to criticize the majority opinion as being based on laissez-faire economic theory instead of the constitution. later inspired reformers like theodore roosevelt to charge that the court had had created an insurmountable barrier to reform. the curious thing is that the lochner case actually has nothing to do with liberty of contract in any meaningful sense. in its most fundamental character, a contract is a voluntary agreement between two people. it involves some degree of meeting of the minds and dealing at arm's length. those conditions were clearly not present in an employee/employer relations in the newly industrialized economy of the turn of the 20th century. the actual target of this law that was overturned in lochner w

it was peckham's use to overturn the law to cause justice holmes to say it was based on l laissez-faire economics. and that the court had created an insur mountable barrier to reform. the curious thing is that the lochner case has nothing to do with liberty of contract in any meaningful sense. in the most fundamental character, a contract is a voluntary agreement between two people. it involves some degree of meeting of the minds and dealing at arm's length. those conditions were clearly not present in employer/employee relations in the newly industrialized economy of the turn of the 20th century. the actual target of this law that was overturned in lochner was the new york sellers bakeries. these were typical of many of the wage earning jobs of that era. working conditions in these bakeries were atrocious. located in tenement basements, they were damp, dark, filthy and they had ceilings as low as 5 1/2 feet high. poor ventilation caused them to be stifling hot when the ovens were on. the baker's work involved heavy lifting and their pay was low compared to other jobs. it's important to

nobody, including the majority of the supreme court in the lochner case, including justice rufus peckham who cited the entire act as an example of a legitimate health and safety law. so it seems as though that since that was an extensive regulation, government -- set of government regulations, addressing the health and safety concern, it's demonstrably false. if anyone thought there should be no regulation of the economy, it was not the supreme court in the lochner case. at issue in the lochner case was a single provision of the bake shop act which was located in the labor law provision section of the new york statutes. that was a provision that mandated or that restricted the working hours of people who worked in the bake shop. not by the way of the owners, the sole proprietors, they could work as long as they liked. so there was one provision under -- and one was invalidated. all the rest was cited as unconstitutional. the problem that the court had with that provision is identifying it as a health and safety regulation. they could not see a close fit between that prohibition, a crimin