we're headed to a crash just reported at lake mead and rampart. we're hearing a person may have been hit by a car. right now on good morning las vegas... police desperately searching we're hearing a person was hit. 13 action news reporter parker collins is on his way there looks like it is time to grab the sunglasses and put on shirts for the guys and gals, time to take out the sun dresses! a ridge of high pressure has centered over central nevada and will continue to develop for the next several days. high pressure system and will allow for mostly sunny to sunny skies throughout the entire week! this allows temperatures the week and into the weekend! this afternoon however, winds look to pick up slightly. the colorado river valley is under a lake wind advisory due winds mainly between 5 and 15 mph but a 10-20mph wind may pop up this afternoon. a super bowl celebration ended in tragedy-- after a two year old girl was hit and killed while playing in the street. action news reporter marissa kynaston joins us live from where it happened. marissa are

the intersection at lake mead and rampart is an accident.... waiting to happen. 13 action news reporter.... parker collins spoke with the driver.... minutes after the crash. it started as a regular school day... but before the sun was even up... it came to a grinding halt. 4:37:15-4:37:22 "he was listening to music and he had his head down. when i seen him i swerved to the right to avoid him and i clipped one of his legs." a teen was rushed to the hospital... after being slammed by a car... no super 4:37:53-4:37:57 "he asked about that. is my phone okay? and i'm like man your leg, is your leg okay?" it was dark out... time... knocking the teen to the ground... until paramedics could get there. intersection and also you know kids and teens need to post attention walking across the street." standup: i even had trouble getting across... not a single car stopped to let me walk across... i had to wait for a break in traffic.... for someone crossing... not drive right through the crosswalk. people who live right next to the crosswalk say they've seen

cherry creek holding rampart and bromance came out firing. heading for the hope and easy 2, cherry creek out scores rampart 20-3 in the first quarter. rampart finds with them in the second after a blocked shot and the leak sally finds a while ball and score now 29-12. in the end the bruins relentless and not willing to give up the lead. on a fast-break cherry creek takes to win final score 68-40. denver east makes the trips to the west to take on grand junction and tigers with the bite in the first round. second-quarter east up by two about to be 4. amid air and finishing with 14 on the day. angels get it done a defense. the court and game-high 37 points. tigers down 14 and in the fourth denver east knox off junction 77-57 with the win. chaparral taking on monument writing a seven game win streak. in the second a give and go with for 2 and wildcats lead 24- 11. in the third again a turnaround jumper and wildcats extend their lead to 15. the wolverines fighting to get back in. rachel nelson with a steel and long ball to shelby for an easy layu

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crash at alta and rampart. looks like crews have finished the durango hills sewer relief project. from this angle, i don't see any cones. the city told me last week that everything should have finished up this past saturday. < > < > > that's a look at the roads... ((brian loftus)) > two people struck by blow darts... while walking across the golden gate bridge! ((kirsten joyce)) what authorities are testing the strange and dangerous weapons for. that story and more, coming up narrator: for speaking truth to power in china... women's rights are human rights. narrator: and having the fortitude to keep government out of women's personal healthcare decisions. planned parenthood action fund endorses hillary clinton. just like the league of conservation voters for her bold plan to attack climate change. and the human rights campaign fund... because hillary believes only love should decide which two people can marry. not just a progressive. a progressive who gets results. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. > the best singers and musicians are taking the stage tonight... for

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near lake mead and rampart sunday morning. several witnesses say the driver turned into the parking lot too quick... and went up on the car. fortunately, no one was hurt. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > the iowa caucuses are today... but ours are just around the corner! why experts say the nevada caucuses play an important role, even though they're not the first in the nation. that story and more... coming up at five./// already building in san francisco. the denver broncos and carolina panthers arrived sunday... while events all over the bay area kicked off this weekend. jamie yuccas was there to see it all. the nfl experience. yeah super bowl 50! and super bowl city we want to welcome everyone to the super bowl 50 both got marching over the weekend people from all around the san francisco area came to play. like jennifer roliffe, who isn't shy about getting into the game or whos she's rooting for. (jennifer roliffe/broncos fan) this is awesome, super awesome. to do, after a touchdown spike that ball!) security is tight at all the ev

was first over the scene as the teen was put into the ambulance yesterday morning at lake mead and rampart. the driver says it was dark out, and there isn't a flashing light or a signal for people to cross, making it hard for him to see the teen. he was rushed to the hospital, but he's going to be okay. this morning.. a memorial is growing for the man who was hit and killed, while waiting for the bus. those who know him say he was a friend to everyone, even strangers. "especially if i was in a bad mood he would put me in a good mood" metro is identifying the victim killed last week at lake mead and rancho, as 68-year-old jason donahue. terrified to wait at the bus stop now. no word yet if police will charge the driver who hit donahue. state assemblywoman michele fiore is getting ready to head to oregon to fight for ammon and ryan bundy to be released thursday. the bundy brothers were arrested by federal agents after taking over a wildlife refuge for weeks. authorities in oregon say they won't be released until all their supporters leave. the project to make sure our valley's water supply n

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use rampart instead. metro expects to open the road by five am. < > > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((brian loftus)) > a cold- blooded killer has escaped the law for 23 years... in the brutal murder of a las vegas mother. ((kirsten joyce)) the i-team's george knapp revisits her cold case... and the clues detectives hope will bring her killer to justice. metro police have been searching for a vicious killer. the victim, a 35-year-old single mom, had no known enemies... but detectives are pretty sure the murderer was someone who knew the victim well. ((kirsten joyce)) the investigation is once again on the front burner for a pair of cold case detectives... after they were contacted by the daughter of the dead woman. melody phoenix: she was a big bird lover. she had lots of bird pictures. melody phoenix was just 7 years old when her mother was murdered, so memories of her mom are hazy, but she reinforces them every time she looks back at family photos. rosemary phoenix was an attractive and vivacious 35 year old single mom. she had a good job, working as a dealer at the

it all happened near lake mead and rampart. 13 action news reporter parker collins spoke with the driver minutes after the crash. it's an interview you'll hear only on 13 action news. < 10:41:27-10:41:50 out here you're not going to see a light hit in the crosswalk. they took him to the hospital. they think he'll be okay. i spoke to the driver who says this is a problem intersection and he's not the only one. take sot no super 4:37:33-4:37:38 "there needs to be more light at this intersection and also you know kids and teens need to post attention walking across the was actually trying to cross the intersection not too long ago i had to wait several minutes for a break in traffic because no cars would yield for > an action news update now on a deadly crash-- metro police say the driver at fault died of his injuries yesterday. officers say victor sandoval was likely driving drunk and speeding with a stolen car, when he ran a red light and hit another driver. that driver, 43-year-old jenio trani eugenio died on-scene. the crash happened last month at rainbow and spring mountain. and a sad

a person is struck near rampart and lake mead during the morning rush hour... right near the meadows school... chopper 13 was first over the the victims is at the hospital. and the denver broncos win the superbowl! people in the mile high city partied well into the night... things got a little rowdy in some cases... rocking cars and forcing police to be on alert. looks like it is time to grab the sunglasses and put on shorts and t- shirts for the guys and gals, time to take out the sun dresses! a ridge of dry air is coupled with this high pressure system and will allow for mostly sunny to sunny skies throughout the entire week! this allows temperatures to rise well above average for this 70s will be common today, tomorrow, wednesdaythrough the week and into the weekend! this afternoon however, winds look to pick up slightly. the colorado river valley is under a lake wind advisory due to gusts expected between 40 and 45 mph. for the valley, gusts around 25 mph may pop up with sustained winds mainly between 5 and 15 mph but a 10-20mph wind may pop up this afterno

near rampart and lake mead. the teen was rushed to the hospital... but is expected to be okay. the driver stayed to talk with police... and... 13 action news spoke with his head down. when i seen him i swerved to the right to avoid him and i clipped one of his legs." neighbors in the area say.... the intersection is a problem..... because there isn't a flashing light or a signal for people to cross.... only a sign.... which many drivers don't see or ignore. a disturbing sight in a tucson neighborhood- terrorist graffiti.. scrawled on walls and cars. "isis is here" was one of many phrases that neighbors say were written everywhere. some even threaten political leaders.. saying to kill clinton.. trump and obama. tonight.. many people say they're living in fear. "its beyond horrible. you cant joke about people dying. that can make jokes like this jokes." the tuscon sheriff's department is now investigating. img2211 00:27-03:08 (nats of protesters chanting) a raucous crowd outside today's p-u- c meeting..... as regulators heard arguments on whether existing rooftop solar customers

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bhoolsuwan)) > and check out this car sandwich that happened in a smith parking lot near lake mead and rampart. it happened earlier today around nine a-m. witnesses tell us the driver turned into the parking lot too quickly and went up onto the car. fourtuniatly no one was hurt./// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) a new ambulance company will begin operations in more parts of the valley starting tomorrow. "community ambulance" will begin responding to non-emergency calls first then non-emergency calls on april 1st. earlier this month, the clark county commission approved the company to begin work in about 150 square miles of clark county. this will include mccaran international airport. prior to this, "community ambulance" was licensed to work in henderson, boulder city and federal lands. /// ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > the college town of blacksburg, virginia is in mourning after police have arrested two promising virginia tech students in connection with her death. brian webb has the latest. >police say david eisenhauer abducted 13 year old nicole lovell and that natalie keepers helped him dispose of t

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near rampart and lake mead parker collins 13 action news. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' wind advisories and warnings will continue into the afternoon today with the highest gusts expected along the eastern side of the valley. gusts have been peaking around 50mph throughout the morning with gusts near 60mph up on mt. charleston. winds will gradually subside through the day but will remain gusty overnight with gusts to about 30 into the early morning hours tomorrow before completely dying off late on friday. sunshine sticks around through the weekend with just some decorative high level clouds overhead to make the skies beautiful. temperatures will stay in the low 70s for friday and saturday before high pressure nudging in from the west will kick 70s for sunday through the middle of next week. the biggest speed bump in the weather will be some gusty-ish winds on sunday and monday from the north, but those will mostly be relegated to the colorado river valley and lake mead where wind advisories are po

the sea once reached these ramparts. a modern development grows into the harbor, and today half the city is built upon reclaimed land. gibraltar's old town is long and skinny, with one main street. gibraltarians are a proud bunch, remaining steadfastly loyal to britain. its 30,000 residents vote overwhelmingly to continue as a self-governing british dependency. within a generation, the economy has gone from one dominated by the military to one based on tourism. but it's much more than sunburned brits on holiday. gibraltar is a crossroads community with a jumble of muslims, jews, hindus, and italians joining the english, and all crowded together at the base of this mighty rock. with its strategic setting, gibraltar has an illustrious military history, and remnants of its martial past are everywhere. the rock is honeycombed with tunnels. many were blasted out by the brits in napoleonic times. during world war ii, britain drilled 30 more miles of tunnels. the 100-ton gun is one of many cannon that both protected gibraltar a

the roofs of many homes were ripped up in a neighborhood off of rampart road. power was out for many residents in this area after power poles were pushed aside, left leaning toward the road. up but officials are thankful there are no reported injuries. reporting in charlotte county, john rogers, news channel 8. >>> today's weather caused a lot of problems for homeowners north of the piece river and tonight they have a lot of debris to clean up and repairs to make on their homes. earlier this evening news channel 8 photo journalist journalist paul lamison surveyed the damage. >> reporter: good evening, we are over charlotte county and let me show you, this is neuroemburg road, there are one, two, three houses and patching the roof. they have laid tarp but you can see behind them the screens are gone off of the screen porch and if i move back over here, the power crews are out and if i pan up here and look over, you can see more damage, here's a house with part of the roof and the screen porch gone and up here, here's another one that's gone all the way through i

can see a lot of the roof has been torn away. in this whole area in charlotte county down off of rampart boulevard. and back here, more trees down. we will have more information as we get it. back to you. >> paul in eagle 8 hd, thank you, paul. >> yeah, i think we're going to start seeing more blue tarps. every time you have a big storm, the blue tarps come out. throughout the afternoon. in fact, we saw multiple tornado warnings in the bay area. >> particularly in the south. around sarasota and charlotte counties. warnings would expire and then be renewed moments later. steve jerve continues our team coverage. and steve, our entire weather team was live on the air for hours with this storm. >> yeah, we were tracking this rotation offshore and sometimes it can touch the ground and sometimes it goes back up into the clouds. we saw that several times this afternoon but we were tracking the rotation well offshore, some 40-miles and that indicates a tornado or water spouts in there. most of it has cleared the area. the rain that is. threat is essentially over for today. and we are headed to q

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was first over the scene as the teen was put into the ambulance yesterday morning at lake mead and rampart. the driver says it was dark out, and there isn't a flashing light or a signal for people to cross, making it hard for him to see the teen. he was rushed to the hospital, but he's going to be okay. this morning.. a memorial is growing for the man who was hit and killed, while waiting for the bus. those who know him say he was a friend to everyone, even strangers. "especially if i was in a bad mood he would put me in a good mood" metro is identifying the victim killed last week at lake mead and rancho, as 68-year-old jason donahue. his fellow riders say they're terrified to wait at the bus stop now. no word yet if police will charge the driver who hit donahue. one of the people arrested with ammon bundy, is now speaking out about what happened... including lavoy finicum's death. shawna cox was one of the that wildlife refuge in oregon. she was released from jail, and is now under house arrest in kanab, utah. she says she was in the truck with finicum when fbi agents were shooting at th

./// demetria obilor starting with an injury crash on lake mead, east of rampart in summerlin...not too far from the meadows school. use cheyenne as an alternate. < > back to you! ((kirsten joyce)) > china rang in the year of the monkey with plenty of fireworks... to celebrate the chinese new year. the fireworks are a way to ward off bad spirits... and bring in good fortune. and today, several properties on the strip... will be celebrating the new year. their chinese new year display will stay up through march 12-th. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > helping your family.. get out of debt. ((brian loftus)) in just minutes.. michelle mortensen shows you.. how to cut down on how much you owe.. in just a matter of months. plus, ((michael stevens)) michael stevens is live with why brian loftus > uber drivers in the valley are working harder... after the company cut rates by 30-percent. kirsten joyce passengers say they're happy about it... but as 8 news now reporter michael stevens found out... with the move. good morning michael? brian, kirsten... the prices were slashed back in december -- and the c

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more than 200 ople will be shaving their heads at rampart high school..to raise money the leukemia andnd lymphoma society. okg ahead this morning... it's part of t ba fof bucks event. the assembly will be this momoing atat:55. thousand people are expected tchehr e participipts on. a standoffff situation has enend peacefulul t ts mornrng g founin.` ededbababahimself sisisi ho at conialivd cololoal lane for r re than 2 hoururbefore ing arrestst. suspect damon brimmer was taken into custody. he is either 39 or 40 years old. dananaolina is live there now with details of wh happened. good mornini dana. thscene has complete cleleed out. authoriries l%lt thin the last t ur. they arrrrted suspect damobrimmehe is either 39 9 40 years old. the crimemreductio unitititererat d. the crcre rereion unit was herat around one 4 servrvg several feeling wawats f brimmer. he was wanted fcr kidnapping, felony menacing and assault with a deadldlweapap. sherf'f'deputies say making conct with him.hen theyot here, he barricaded himself inside the homemeefentutuly t swatateam went inside e and found him hihingng

. >> i get to rampart and capricorn and all of the damage there and i'm going this is not good. >> sure enough her deep creek home was in the path of a second tornado with winds up to 97 miles per hour. >> this is a gust of wind and when you look out the windows -- management reports 30 homes damaged in the deep creek area with nearly a dozen unlivable. neighbors lucky enough to sleep in nair own their own beds tonight are trying to do what they can to help others pick up the pieces. and although the repairs will be costly especially for the homes that had hare roofs blown off, neighbors are counting their blessings that nobody was killed. >> we want to update you on the severe weather that hit the gulf coast. two people are dead and 30 hurt after storms ripped through, and the damage is straggerring. nearly all of these trailers were destroyed. seven of the injured are in critical condition and a third person was killed by that same storm in mississippi. miles on land, the twister flattened homes and other buildings and left the city without power for thousands of people. governor scot

. < demetria obilor >crash at alta and rampart. you can use durango, and it doesn't look like you'll be running into any cones up at the cheyenne intersection. crash at eastern and valley. use maryland parkway. no delays on i-15 and sahara. < > < > back to you. /// people...shot with blow darts in san francisco! ((brian loftus)) how they're doing this morning... ((kirsten joyce)) and the east coast, hunkering down...for another winter storm. why some say today's a good day for the rain and snow. ((brian loftus)) a slower route to mccarran.. crews have set up even more cones in the area. demetria tells you why in one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no mattet where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton, squaw valley at lake tahoe c

it happened near lake mead and rampart....in an area neighbors say they see a lot of accidents. 4:37:15-4:37:22 "he was listening to music and he had his head down. when i seen him i swerved to the right to avoid him and i clipped one of his legs." make me feel more safe and comfortable... people crossing and everything. in fact, i have to go out this way myself sometimes... and you got to wait trying to get across there." the driver in this crash could face misdemeanor charges. one person took it a little too far. this was the scene at a therapy center near spring mountain and jones. a car drove right into the center while people were right in the waiting room. one of the massage therapists there says the driver of that car was a patient running late for an appointment. 1403 41 to 1403 46 "the patients in the waiting room were screaming as well scared scared" the therapist-- says the drivers foot got stuck on the gas pedal. now to an action news update on a deadly crash near rainbow and spring mountain. we brought you this story as it was breaking on good morning las vegas last month

♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watchedly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ ♪ and the home of the brave? ♪ >> beautiful. thank you very much. a beautiful, beautiful "national anthem." the final debate before super tuesday begins right after this break. t...to help sense danger before7 was engiyou do. . because when you live to innovate, you innovate to live. the all-new audi q7. a higher form of intelligence has arrived. stella artois' 600 year brewing heritage. that's why we've partnered with water.org to help women who spend millions of hours just collecting it. we can help change that and play a part in transforming their lives. ♪ each limited edition stella artois chalice helps provide five years of clean water for someone in the developing world. that are lighter in calories and added sugar when you use splenda no calorie sweetener. think s

the ramparts we watched were so galanty streaming. >> where are you doing this? >> proud of being an american, and really wanted to sing it. and the rockets red glare reporter: a difficult song to master. >> i sing karaoke at the bowling alley and hope i develop my voice good enough to sing the anthem well. >> for some contestants the song has a special meaning. >> reporter: like korean war veteran barry. >> it's not a performance, it's a tribute to the flag. o'er the land of the free free reporter: a tribute that echoes forth. and the home reporter: from an empty ballpark and the home of the reporter: in bradenton, florida -- steve harrigan, fox news. bill: they did a lot better than i would have done, some of those were brutal. >>> daytona 500 airs on fox 46 sunday starting at noon. here's a way you can become a million bucks richer. participate in fox's daytona pick 10 contest. whoever picks the top 10 drivers in the correct order when they finish the daytona 500, they take home the $1.5 million prize. fox 46 wjzy bringing you full coverage as nascar season ki

the ramparts we watched were so galanty streaming. >> where are you doing this? >> proud of being an american, and really wanted to sing it. and the rockets red glare reporter: a difficult song to master. >> i sing karaoke at the bowling alley and hope i develop my voice good enough to sing the anthem well. >> for some contestants the song has a special meaning. >> reporter: like korean war veteran barry. >> it's not a performance, it's a tribute to the flag. o'er the land of the free free reporter: a tribute that echoes forth. and the home ballpark and the home of the brave reporter: in bradenton, florida -- steve harrigan, fox news. bill: they did a lot better than i would have done, some of those were brutal. >>> daytona 500 airs on fox 46 sunday starting at noon. here's a way you can become a million bucks richer. participate in fox's daytona pick 10 contest. whoever picks the top 10 drivers in the correct order when they finish the daytona 500, they take home the $1.5 million prize. fox 46 wjzy bringing you full coverage as nascar season kicks into gear. jos

do people know that there's going to be nothingness, so you might as well yell from the ramparts anday what you really want, because there ain't going to be a compromise anyway. >> there's that. there's the feeling that if the republicans nominate trump, democrats are beginning to win the election no matter what. this is what the liberals are saying. >> who's the one they're afraid of? just while we're on the subject. i don't want to be superior about this. people that read the papers. who are they afraid of? >> the clinton campaign is definitely afraid of rubio. >> they're all afraid of rubio, aren't they? rubio is a grease pig. you can't get your hand on the guy. he just slips right through you. >> the reason they're afraid of rubio is because, for the obvious biographical details -- >> he's young. attractive. >> he's a hispanic senator. he could potentially bring a very critical state of florida. >> he's obama reborn in terms of political talent. he can give a great speech on a dime. it may be prerecorded, but it's a great speech. >> the biography. even though clinton herself -- >

most of them within the stone ramparts of kentucky state penitentiary. >> this is like a gladiator school here, you're either going to fight or you're going to be somebody's punk. and it's that simple. so, to survive in here, i had to fight. and so, we fought. and i whooped their ass all around this prison. >> in this previously unaired interview footage, johnson recalls the legacy of violence he unleashed on officers during his time in kentucky's three-cell house, the hole. >> when they come up to my cell and said back up, turn around, be handcuffed, i said [ bleep ]. you come on in and get me. let's do it. when they come and fight me, they don't play. i done been shackled to the bed, no telling how many times. maced and -- i was maced so much, they said don't even mace him. because it don't even affect him. he's immune to it. they can shoot me with a taser gun or whatever because it's going to take more than that to calm me down a little, you know. when they come up with something new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i definitely had the sense that fleece loved to

. >> it really depends on how much work is needed and i think it is a rampart question i don't know manyf those applications need to have the tenants leave i don't have that but it depends on the amount of work. >> my final question is not i hope a catch-22 but maybe you've people spoken to the exceptions the number of c-3 on page 6 this is the provision that says the removal of on unauthorized unit doesn't require cu in the department determines there is no legal path for legalization does that mean it turns out you can't legalize you can rove without a cu how does that work. >> correct you don't need to go through a cu to remove it we determine no legal path to legalize our unit you can just get approval over-the-counter. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor peskin and ma'am, one quick clarification the numbers you're saying in terms of what was coming to the department for the in-law units you were referring to people that are voluntarily coming forward to legalize their in-law units. >> two sets of information one for that i think 200 and 50 applications for the volunteery legalizat

know, you can go all the way back to ramparts and all the way up to him being thrown out of the "los times" because he took a stand very, very few people in the mainstream press would take against the war in iraq, and i think right about the same time we both lost our jobs. for the same reason. and for me great journalism is not about news. any journalist will tell you that we can take the same set of facts and spin the story any way we want. journalist mass nip late facts -- journalists manipulate facts. great journalists care about truth. and in the same way that great preachers care about truth. and that's why those journalists who do exist within institutions like the "new york" or the "los angeles times" are such management problems. because they will just hammer away and hammer away and hammer away, often at the expense of heir own career. sydney shanberg is an example. he comes back from cambodia, from covering the rise of the could he measure rouge. he sees how developers are driving the working and the middle class out of manhattan. and he starts writing about it. and of cou

./// want to check on your commute accident on westbound summerlin parkway near rampart. accident in the northeast on craig, west of las vegas boulevard. this is near the nellis air force base. if you take craig to connect to las vegas boulevard, i'd leave early to avoid delays. delays on southbound 95 at south rancho, which is just west of i- 15. < > ((sherry swensk)) don't leave without the warm coat again this morning... we've got clear skies and very cold temps this morning. temps are down to the 30s and even some chilly 20s in spots. ............... yesterday cleared up quickly and we wound up with a lot of sunshine in the afternoon, but highs just barely made it into the 40s. ................. the winds have calmed down a lot but we will still be breezy in some spots with northerly winds up to 10 and 15 mph at times. ............. next several days... with a very slow warm up through the week. each day gets a little warmer until we get to the low 6 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

. >> it really depends on how much work is needed and i think it is a rampart question i don't know manyf those applications need to have the tenants leave i don't have that but it depends on the amount of work. >> my final question is not i hope a catch-22 but maybe you've people spoken to the exceptions the number of c-3 on page 6 this is the provision that says the removal of on unauthorized unit doesn't require cu in the department determines there is no legal path for legalization does that mean it turns out you can't legalize you can rove without a cu how does that work. >> correct you don't need to go through a cu to remove it we determine no legal path to legalize our unit you can just get approval over-the-counter. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor peskin and ma'am, one quick clarification the numbers you're saying in terms of what was coming to the department for the in-law units you were referring to people that are voluntarily coming forward to legalize their in-law units. >> two sets of information one for that i think 200 and 50 applications for the volunteery legalizat

we're gearing up for the big a man hit by a car near lake mead and rampart just about an with non-life threatening injuries. the scene is clear now. some lanes were blocked off for the investigation this morning. a stabbing suspect on the run this morning. police say this started with a fight and ended with a man getting stabbed near eastern and charleston. right now we don't know if his injuries are life-threatening. join us for good morning las 430am... for the latest weather, traffic and breaking news... coming up .. secrets from last night's super bowl half-time show. plus .. the best and worst ads.. all next on gma. we'll have more local news headlines coming up in one half >>> this was the grand finale we can't get enough of the halftime show at the super bowl. coldplay, beyonce, bruno mars, teaming up. so much fun. we're taking you behind the scenes coming up. >>> and we're also going to talk with peyton manning in just a moment as well. >> looking forward to that. big questions for him to answer. >>> right now, one day away from the new hampshire primary, republicans and democr

. >> it really depends on how much work is needed and i think it is a rampart question i don't know manyf those applications need to have the tenants leave i don't have that but it depends on the amount of work. >> my final question is not i hope a catch-22 but maybe you've people spoken to the exceptions the number of c-3 on page 6 this is the provision that says the removal of on unauthorized unit doesn't require cu in the department determines there is no legal path for legalization does that mean it turns out you can't legalize you can rove without a cu how does that work. >> correct you don't need to go through a cu to remove it we determine no legal path to legalize our unit you can just get approval over-the-counter. >> thank you. >> thank you supervisor peskin and ma'am, one quick clarification the numbers you're saying in terms of what was coming to the department for the in-law units you were referring to people that are voluntarily coming forward to legalize their in-law units. >> two sets of information one for that i think 200 and 50 applications for the volunteery legalizat