((william wright starbucks employee: we were all packed in there. i was calming everyone down saying look it's as simple as that, if he comes in, we bash him. )) ((karen castro)) wright says they used a refrigerator to block the door. they stayed in the room for close to an hour until police escorted them out. ((william wright starbucks employee: they took extra precaution. they had guns pointed at us. they gave us a good pad down. )) ((karen castro)) meanwhile, loyal starbucks customers have been stopping by not knowing the coffee shop was closed. ((ryan kelsey dropped off flowers: i was hoping to just get it back there but i can come back tomorrow. )) ((karen castro)) but instead, ryan kelsey left these colorful flowers by the front door. ((ryan kelsey dropped off flowers: i live 2 minutes away. i come here all the time. so um, i just, it just sadden me, made me heavy so i just wanted to add a drop of light to, to the world i guess. )) ((karen castro)) as for wright, he's ready to go back to work but he says he will be extra vigilant. ((william wr

he then parked and walked into the starbucks agitated... that's where he fired a couple rounds in the air... and then shot a customer in the chest, that customer has not been identified yet.... but police say he was a male in his 40s. the suspect called police himself... and reported a shooter with a different himself... that led to a lot of confusion... and had police thinking there might be more than one shooter and this may be a hostage situation. turns out it wasn't. there was just one shooter. and as you can imagine... this whole situation has left witnesses terrified. "it was just stay alive, stay alive, find a way to stay alive... and pray and other than that it was just help the people around me. other witnesses also described a woman jumping out of the drive shooter. there was also fear of a possible explosive because the suspect told police he had a backpack with an explosive in it. police blocked the area off for hours and sent the robot in... they eventually found out the backpack did not have an explosive in it... it was actual

((brian le works next to starbucks: very scary, you have the guns pointing to the starbucks so that made me a little bit nervous. )) ((karen castro)) brian le was also with a customer who got on with her husband. he told her to get everybody inside a room. we're told all the workers and customers squeezed into two waxing rooms until police instructed them to get out. ((amy tran works next to starbucks: somebody, they knock the door and then we opened the door and we moved out like that )) ((karen castro)) starbucks released a statement that reads are with the victim's family and friends during this difficult time. our team is on the ground working directly with law enforcement to understand the details of the situation." ((amy tran works next to starbucks: just so scary. )) ((karen castro)) >> earlier today, a loyal starbucks customers dropped off flowers for the employees not knowing it was closed. we'll hear from him coming up at five. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((christianne klein)) castro)) no official word from starbucks on when it will reopen. but an employee says he

so i got a bottled starbucks at the gas station but i was going to go into that starbucks and thank god i didn't. kathleen jacob fox5 news local las vegas>> police say garcia has a criminal record and should not have had a gun. the coroner has yet to release the victim's identity. in more local news. "g-2-e" officially gets underway today. and one group is hoping to get women inspired to lead the gaming industry. the group global gaming women is hosting a seminar just for leading center. they're hoping to prepare women for senior level exective jobs in the gaming industry. the session's speaker says... in an industry made up of mostly men it's important for women to get together and share tips and skills with one another. "i would say that it's traditionally been, male driven. and those companies that seem to be seeing greater success are recognizing the value of women. and diversity, in their executive teams, in their leadership teams. in their management teams." the group offers coaching and mentorship so that women are prepared for leading roles in the gaming industry. a local team o

that was my donald trump dance. ( laughter ) our guest tonight, starbucks c.e.o.ard schultz is joining us! he owns it all! yes! i really actually hope he came for the interview and not just to use our bathroom. ( laughter ) before we dive into our top story. let's look at other news. in the u.s. open, serena williams continues to dominate women's tennis. won her 309th grand-slam match and on her way of breaking steffi graf's record of 210 titles. serena williams. her brother cat must be so proud. ( laughter ) north korea's leader and biggest baby kim jong un made a big announcement. >> kim jong un banned the country's citizens from using sarcasm in their everyday conversation. >> no! no! don't laugh! poor kim jong un! it seems he's being a dick, but you realize he's been hurt. that's the only reason he would do that. clearly, he discovered everyone's been making fun of him the entire time. everyone in his country would be, like, yeah, yeah, that's the body type everyone aspires to. yeah. why do i feel it started with his barber? no, kim, everyone is rocking the mu

but it seems like you hear starbucks involved in other conversations.he debacle about starbucks being involved in conversations around race which went horribly wrong. >> i'm not so sure about that. i don't think it was a debacle. we are still talking about it, and certainly there is a great need in this country to be talking about race and race relations and what still is going on in most communities in america. >> trevor: a lot of people don't want to talk about the hardships going on in america. what i loved about the series starbucks has come out with, upstanders, an original series struks created, i guess showcasing people doing amazing things. the first question is why, the second question is what inspired it? >> given the backdrop of this political season and the lack of civility and respect, how vitriolic it's been, you would think the country is completely going south. that's not the case. there are great, ordinary americans doing extraordinary things. we want the stories to be told and we think it could be catalytic as emblematic as what we can

alex worked across the street from that starbucks at eco-wash... today police told his collegues what happened to him... " when they said that we were thinking who could it be, and when they said that its shocking, to see somebody just a couple of weeks ago, and then next thing you know you here they were the police report describes the 9-1-1 call that garcia made to police. garcia reported that he shot a man because that man appeared to be reaching for something... he also requested medical help. when the dispatcher tried to get more information... the report says garcia can be heard saying 'go for it dog', i'm not gonna tell you again.' . alex's co-workers belie trying to diffuse the situation with the shooter... trying to help others out... police don't know exactly what happened in the moments before the shooting. mmv, ffn, ll garcia is facing murder with a deadly weapon, robbery, burglary and firearms charges. a mom says her daughter fell as her elbow-- but instead of sending her to the hospital... they sent her back to class... because the sc

, that's when they say he walked into the starbucks.. fired a couple rounds in the air.. and then shot another customer in the chest. i thought this was a joke at first. i thought this was a recording, someone was gonna come in this would be a prank, and it was real. once he let off those rounds my mind went blank, i was like "what's going on?" medin said immediately he and other customers dropped to the ground... all he could hear were panicked sobs. terror, it was just terror. we were afraid, i had no idea what to do. i heard about this stuff on tv and movies, but it was all the way real. medin confirmed this is the man he saw shooting. police say the suspect walked out to his arrest... but not before calling police and describing a different shooter... leading to confusion and the terrifying thought that there might be more than one shooter... and a possible hostage situation. everybody was kind of frozen until they saw he left. then everybody started running. medin and another man went straight to the victim. my mind was blank. i jus

life does not and in a starbucks. >> garcias jailed pending a charges. it is not clear yet if he has an attorney but we are going to stay on top of this developing story we will chart the progress for you each and every morning every step in that starbucks by the way with a deadly shooting took place has finally reopened to the public. >> policing had a conversation garcia and the victim at the time it look like the victim was reaching for something and garcia told him go for it dog i'm not going to tell you again go for it. shootout which did not happen only one person pulling the trigger that morning. >> family ties to british royalty take a plea deal for the charges that he faced in several crimes. 53 old alexander montague manchester calls himself a british duke the duke of manchester. facing charges for three crimes including burglary filing a fake police report.details of the plea deal have not been announced. his next court appearance coming up tomorrow. >> kim: a man recently convicted of killing his fiancie is now facing new charges. were talkin

what's the inspiration for starbucks to produce these? >> well, jim, i think, as americans, unfortunately, we season which has shown such hatred and vitriol and vindictiveness, and in view of that, so many americans have been led to believe the story of america is just that when i believe there are so many extraordinary americans doing extraordinary things every day. we thought we'd search for ten, 15 stories. we found hundreds. as a result of that we believe we have an obligation and responsibility to share that with our customers, partners and the marketplace not for any other reason. it's not a branded series. this is just sharing these kinds of stories about ordinary people doing extraordinary things. and this is about citizenry. and i think, at a time in divisiveness, let's find the true american story. i feel so strongly about the promise of america and the american dream, and these ten stories, which are people not being bystanders but people being upstanders is emblematic of the true american story and the american people. >> my c

news3's nathan o'neal reports. >> reporter: a las vegas starbucks under siege. police move in after a gunman open fired inside the store shooting a customer in the >> i was laying down he kept saying it jammed, it jammed. >> reporter: 15-year-old jamonte was selling newspapers outside the starbucks. he walked in to caught himself caught in the crossfire. >> i look to the right and some people on the ground. i look to the left and somebody bloody on the ground. >> reporter: started when the suspect was turned away from the starbucks. his bankcard was declined. >> he shot this individual that does >> reporter: the victim was a sunday regular at the starbucks a man in his 40s. a flurry of 911 calls pour in. one the suspect himself trying to throw off the police with false description. saw the suspect run out hands up as police moved in we watched one the employees jump out of the drive-thru window and run across and the police waved her over to get them to her side. >> reporter: dozens of other witnesses hunkering down for safety. refrigerators were and we sat ther

the front door of that starbucks. what you can't read but it stays the -- says the store remains closed at least through this morning. i will send balk to a live picture from the scene. later today, coverage what happened in court with the suspect. craig signor. back to you. >>> witnesses to that shooting are trying to process exactly what they saw. it was very disturbing especially the one customer tr victim's life. >> he was breathing. he was fighting us saying let go. don't touch me. workshop like sir, if you don't let us help you, you are going to die. and when we laid him out, i i cut his shirt off, and then we began cpr. after resaw he was unconscious. we stayed because we didn't know if the man was going to survive. so we stayed there because -- the police couldn't enter it was surreal. i didn't believe it was happening. i just shut everything off and action at this point. go time. >> dana: this young man is trying to get back to normal. he went back to work a day after the shooting trying to get normalcy back

and starbucks doing this. they pay rents, they are tied to the business sector but this is an important thing. you can't be random. coffee's moved up, starbucks has had some trouble. market s&p 500 sector of which starbucks is a component and a big one and then starbucks itself. so market. and a group or subset of the market underperforming consumer discretion. and under performing its peer group. not a good set up. draw some lines. call it topping out or whatever you want. it has breakdown potential here. making a bet that's where we're headed. long-term chart since 2010. six years. long-term trend line, we've broken the long-term trend line. want to sell starbucks. >> all right, so mike. >> i think this is a situation where you want to employ a strategy like we did in home depot. partially because the stock has sold off a little bit already. one of the risks because of how much coffee we have in storage here in the united states versus what the producers have, they are down but not down that much. we're talk

a man shoots a customer at starbucks. >>> debate preview. just hours from now hillary clinton and donald trump will be debating each other on live television. and we have a live preview from an expert with what all of us should expect on live tv. >>> and it is a make-a-wish monday. the inspirational story of a local ups driver who is hoping to bring more than just money to the foundation. >>> live from las vegas, this is news3 today. >> dan 6:30 on this monday, september 26. with clear skies being revealed to us. what is going on. >> kim: fix this post production. >> dana: nobody will see this. >> kim: a manic monday. we are the wagners. kim and dana. a huge weekend. a big breaking news morning. we have chloe beardley in for kelly and first start off with far valley to the center valley. the interchange with the 215 beltway in the south part of the valley. i did mention a couple of moments ago that nhp had to drag in big tire off of the road down by sloan and that may more may not had to do with that there-career enter. no one hurt in that i

now the starbucks is back open... and today we saw people coming in to pay tribute to the victim and people that went through this. i just wanted them all to know that my thoughts and my prayers have been with them for the last few days and for them to just stay strong and to get thinking about them. for cindy westergard... the shooting at starbucks hit hard. my brother did lose his life at his job 11 years ago. so for her... visiting the starbucks employees that witnessed the deadly shooting at work is a priority. i was just mortified and so scared for all the people working here. she wasn't the only one... the first customers in when the store opened back up were a group of metro police ... after a long and lengthy investigation that began sunday just after eleven. they say pedro garcia is the man who came in.. fired a gun twice into the air.. and then shot cut-zek- feely. we reached out to garcia's wife.. who told us this is completely out of his character. she says garcia hasn't been the same since his brother hun

>> right thousand on news3 line at 11:00, chaos at a local starbucks, after a dunman shoots one customer and sends others scurrying. and, legendary governmentaller arnold palmer dice. dies. and a debate between donald trump and hillary clinton set for tomorrow. >> news3 starts right now. >> i looked to the right there's people often the ground. i look to the left and there's >> a lazy sunday afternoon, takes a deadly turn as a local customer sets in motion a deadly shooting. good evening, everyone, i'm gerard ramalho, we begin with the deadly images from the drowned, a local starbucks store in a very busy area in southwest vegas, ever rainbow and warm springs. nathan o'neal joins us this evening, nathan you did get to speak to a lot of frightened people today. >> yes, for dozens of people it was a pretty normal day inside this coffee shop but in an instant it transform into seven oches fire in the store, shooting a customer in the chest, killing him. >> when i was laying down he kept saying oh it's jammed it's jammed. >> 15-year-old dante walked inside, and saw everything. >> i looked to

how about starbucks? after a long period of explosive growth where its stocks seem toed unstoppable, starbucks as down shifted a bit in recent quarters. in fact, management seems to be making an active effort to rein in expectations. i think it's a smart move for a company that can't keep posting the spectacular same tore sales growth investors have become accustomed to. nobody can keep growing like that forever. starbucks has the best teno some people say it's really a technology company disguised as a coffee company. these guys pretty much pioneered mobile ordering. now they're taking that system global, having just recently launched in china and japan. now, when starbucks reported last july, there was a bit of a kerfuffle about their rewards program, shifting from a frequency based system to a dollar based system. something that may have been a drag on the company's same-store sales which came in at 4% in the remember, we had to mention that the below 5% was really kind of a head-turner. you know what,

that's how friends describe the man shot and killed at a local starbucks. thank you for staying with us. i'm marie mortera. >> i'm reed cowan. police connection between the shooter and the victim, 41-year-old aleksandr khutsishvili. >> this is our top story tonight. news 3's kelsey thomas spoke with the victim's friends. >> reporter: starbucks is back open for business tonight and we are getting a closer look at the man who was gunned down, shot in the chest all while getting a cup of coffee. >> he introduced himself as alek sasha. rick james remembers a quiet man with piercing blue eyes. >> interesting man. had a lot of stories about when he was in the service, the russian service, and he said he was a decorated officer. >> reporter: sasha's facebook page paint as picture of a successful entrepreneur. but that story doesn't match with what friends tell us. >> he was homeless. but nobody knew that. >> reporter: sherwin hired sasha last year to work at this car wash across the street starbucks. >> he was very hard-working. anything i asked of him he did. >>

life does not end in a starbucks. >> reporter: that arrest report details the terror inside of the starbucks on sunday. what the customers saw, also what those bar eastas saw and what the accused shooter told cops when they had him in handcuffs. read all of that on our website. >> anchor: thank you, prosecutors in the ammon and ryan bundy federal trial in oregon are about done wrapping up their case. brothers along with five other co-deft are accused of conspiracy to obstruct workers' jobs during an armed standoff at a wild live refuge. f.b.i. agents have been testifying this week showing 38 guns recovered from the refuge. authorities discovered more than 20,000 unfired rounds of ammunition there when the standoff thursday the reverend graham is expected to take the stand for the defense. he flue to oregon to join nevada state lawmaker to end the standoff at the refuge. >> anchor: the police shooting deaths of two african american men are taking new directions tonight. protests continue outside the courthouse in tulsa, oklahoma over the deaths of testifience crutcher by betty shelby. she is

the starbucks where a deadly shooting happened over the weekend has re-opened. it had been closed for nearly 48 hours after the deadly incident sunday. ((paul joncich)) >> meanwhile, we're learning chilling new details about that deadly encounter. 8 news now reporter karen castro is live near warm springs and rainbow with what she's learned. karen? ((karen castro)) >> metro police officers were here as the starbucks reopened for business this afternoon. meanwhile, we are learning more this popular coffee shop, including some inconsistencies with the suspect's story. (("now that you're here, we're open. thank you so much. you're welcome.")) ((karen castro)) after being closed for almost two days following a deadly shooting, this starbucks near warm springs and rainbow is back open. ((cindy westergard starbucks customer: i was just mortified, absolutely mortified and just so scared for all the people that were working here. )) ((karen castro)) cindy westergard was the first customer waiting for the coffee shop to reopen. but she didn't come here for just a cup of

life does not end in a starbucks. aleksandr khutsishv ili, murdered just getting a cup of coffee. >> he said i'm gonna go to starbucks and grab a cup of coffee like usual. i didn't say goodbye to him. i said see new a few minutes. >> reporter: sunday was the last day rick james would see his friends. the quiet one with piercing be police say he was killed by this man. >> i would think sasha would be the person to try to defuse the situation. he would probably be the first person to stand up and say, this isn't right or whatever here. he would probably would have jumped in front of the gun. >> reporter: according to the police report, garcia called 911 after he shot sasha. he told the operator sasha looked like he was reaching for something. for it, dog. i'm not gonna tell you again. go for it. play cowboy with me." >> he was homeless but no one knew it. >> reporter: this man hired him to work at the car wash across the street. >> he was very hard working. anything i asked him of him, he did. >> reporter: sasha slept u

since police like starbucks will sure be back to thank them personally . marti glaser 13 action news we're continuing our team coverage now with 13 action news reporter gina lazara she is live right in front of the starbucks where this happened near rainbow and warm springs. gina just got done talking with gina? christopher we are still the only media right in front of starbucks here .. we can see investigators inside interviewing witnesses and trying to put all the pieces of the puzzle together. moments ago i just interviewed a guy who says he was inside starbucks when this all went down. between his testimony and what police are saying --- it sounds like there were a few minutes of complete chaos inside the coffee shop. calls inii this being a hostage situation because of the way witnesses described laying on the floor while the shooter was screaming and yelling and shooting. "he just stood up and then began shooting and said put your hands up and then shot the other gentleman a few times and uh it was just terror at that moment" that man you just heard

the customers at this starbucks today.. metro officers... sot: we just want to provide support for them it was such a tragic event. it brings booths of us closure. and police reports show this shooting could have been worse...if it was not for pedro garcia gun jamming during the shooting. garcia now facing open murder charges. right now.... people living in one north las vegas neighborhood are taking extreme measures..... to protect themselves.... from what they call.. dangerous squatters. people..... living near nellis and lake mead have resorted.... to carrying weapons. they believe.... squatters have moved..... into this home.... they fear.... the suspected squatters may have gang affiliations. right now.... the vandals are blamed for two and some car damage. neighbors plan to file a formal compaint.... with the h-o-a.... today. if you want 13 action news..... to tackle a squatter problem..... in your neighborhood.. just send us an e-mail..... to squatterspotters.... at k-t-n-v dot com. be sure to include.... your telephone number. a man

metro police investigating a deadly shooting inside a starbucks .. how the suspect tried to deceive officers and blend in with the crowd. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... all eyes on new york .. as the presidential nominees take the stage .. what to expect during the first presidential debate. ((brian loftus)) >> and... we're off to a warm start this week .. but it won't last long .. sherry says the chance for showers will cool us down again. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm brian loftus. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce. today, metro police are expected to release more information about the suspect in the deadly shooting and possible barricade situation at a valley starbucks. ((brian loftus)) >> investigators say the situation began at the store near warm springs and rainbow yesterday around noon and lasted several hours.. 8 news now reporter nia wong is live on scene .. with a look at how the

metro police investigating a deadly shooting inside a starbucks .. how the suspect tried to deceive officers and blend in with the crowd. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... all eyes on new york .. as the presidential nominees take the stage .. what to expect during the first presidential debate. ((brian loftus)) >> and... we're off to a warm start this week .. but it won't last long .. sherry says the chance for showers will cool us down again. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.))

a man walks in and kills a customer at a local starbucks. we have what happened that led up to that random attack. >>> peaceful protest the scene in north carolina. very different this weekend; some concern yesterday. we will tell what that one thing was coming up. >>> also tragic accident. a miami marlins star pitcher loses his life in a boating accident over the weekend. the biggest factor police believed played a role as live team coverage is headed your way. >>> live from las vegas, this is news3 today. >> dana: 6:00 on this monday. sk the dawn glow as we have almost equal amounts of daytime and nighttime hours. >> kim: thank you for joining us. we are the wagners, kim and dana at the ksn v studios coming live. what a weekend with music, i heart radio and life is beautiful. speaking of team members what. life is beautiful looked like from the air. >> dana: traffic and weather every ten minutes.

>> this is starbucks and not just about their price of inputs. this is also like home depot, consumers, discretionary stock. let's talk about the coffee first. i mean, what you call this right is a loser that's turning into winner. or i would say bearish to bullish reversal. up some 40% off its low. a major bottoming out type action in coffee. well, for fun, here is a juxtaposition of coffee. doing this. and starbucks. it's not their only thing, they have rent and they've got salaries. this is an important thing, coffee's moved up, starbucks has had some trouble. market s&p 500 sector of which starbucks is a proponent and a big one. a group underperforming consumer discretion. not a good setup. draw some lines. making a bet that's where we're headed. long-term chart since 2010. six years. we've broken the long-term trend line. >> all right, so mike. >> i think this is a situation where you want to employ a strategy like we did in home depot. partially because the stock has sold off. one of the risks, how much coffee we have in storage here in the

help starbucks's business. >> it could help starbucks but this is separate from my analysis of hillarynk it will help starbucks. i'm with melissa, some might be turned on or off for a day and go back to the regular habit. harris: i thought shareholders, i would be upset either way. that is not about the green in the cup. melissa: their justification say that their customers want to feel involved. that they are more engaged an helps customers and good selling in branding sense. they want to feel like they're, getting involved in the issues and part of the -- >> i guess. >> a village. >> all she wanted was a nice cake for her 18th birthday. the problem she wanted it to say trump 2016. bakery turning her away, no cake for you, what? now we all want cake. melissa: i want cake. ♪ your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. the search for relief often lea

((paul joncich)) >> the gun recovered inside the starbucks was not stolen, nor registered. garcia is a 5-time felon which means it was unlawful for him to even be carrying a gun./// ((denise valdez)) >>> metro police are looking washington and rancho around 12-30 this afternoon but they couldn't find anyone. moments later they got a call about a stabbing victim at mountain vista hospital. that victim later died. right now homicide detectives are working to locate where the stabbing happened.... and who is behind it./// ((denise valdez)) >>> the prosecution is wrapping up its case... in the trial of ammon bundy and six others who occupied an oregon wildlife refuge last winter. yesterday... jurors watched a video of men using assault rifles to fire at are fbi agents displayed evidence bags that contained more than 1,000 spent shell casings recovered from that area. the assistant u.s attorney says the video shows the armed occupation was not a peaceful protest. bundy and his followers occupied the refuge for weeks back in january, demanding the government free two imprisoned r

there were easily 15 to 20 people inside this starbucks when the shooting happened. he tells me that he had seen the victim here before, both men are regular and describes the men as a nice guy. as to why this happened however, that's a question with no answer. >> we stayed because we didn't know if this man was going to we stayed there because the police couldn't answer, because they didn't know what was going on. >> one day later, madine says it is important for him to get back to work, searching for a sense of normalcy, during a week that was anything but. it was just go time. >> metro approves hefty years ago. the department will pay $400,000 in the suit and it all stems from an incident from november of 2012. a metro officer mistake a baseball bat for a gun and fired one shot at laurence gordon hitting him in the leg. he says metro has ten days to pay this settlement. presidential debate 2016. many of you watched it right here. as the nominees made their case to voters, it didn't take long for the attack to start flying. yours's telling the enemy no wonder you h

this has the whole town shaken that were inside that starbucks yesterday. craig fiegener joins us live from the scene. rainbow near warm springs. i understand metro is going to release the mugshot of the alleged shooter in this incident. have you seen that yet? >> craig: we have not seen that mugshot yet. it's going be an important clue. at least an important clue to peep who have been following this and touched by the crime. we do have age and name. we know what happened inside this starbucks. the morning was interrupted by the sound of gunfire. police say pedro jose garcia was angered after his payment card was declined at starbucks. he had been in the drive-thru at rainbow and warm springs. police say he was armed. he walked inside the store and started shooting. it was 11:30 a.m. workers ran to the back of the store where they made frantic calls to police and family. on the floor and just keep himself barricaded in. >> did he work here. >> he worked there. >> reporter: shots were fired toward the ceiling and at one customer, a man in his 40s, a person d

he worked at a car wash across the street from the starbucks. and as fox5's miguel martinez valle explains, the victim was a regular at the coffee shop. < the mood at eco- wash is a somber one... " they came today and they said it was actually an employee that used to work here" that employee? alex cut-zek-feely. on sunday, alex was inside the starbucks across the street from the car wash. " all the customers loved him, the owner loved him, everybody here loved him, hate to see that he went christopher washington were working sunday. alex wasn't. after the shooting, police shut down the intersection and shopping centers near rainbow and warm springs. " we were actually on lock down, because the guy was not trying to come out or anything like that police tell us pedro garcia's card was declined at the starbucks drive through. that's when garcia walked in the store and fired two shots in the air, then shot cut zek-feely. (nat) we still don't know exactly what happened in the moments before alex was shot, but hi friends have a t

now the starbucks is back open... and today we saw people coming in to pay tribute to the victim and people that went through this. i just wanted them all to know that my thoughts and my prayers have been with them for the last few days and for them to just stay strong and to get through this, you know we're all thinking about them. for cindy westergard... the shooting at starbucks hit hard. my brother did lose his life at his job 11 years ago. so for her... visiting the starbucks employees that witnessed the deadly shooting at work is a priority. i was just mortified and so scared for all the people working here. she wasn't the only one... the first customers in when the store opened back up were a group of metro police ... after a long and lengthy investigation that began sunday just after eleven. they say pedro garcia is the man who came in.. fired a gun twice into the air.. and then shot cut-zek- feely. we reached out to garcia's wife.. who his character. she says garcia hasn't been the same since his brother hung

the man police say opened fire in a local starbucks, he's going to face a judge today. hear about the charges he's been convicted of in his past. >> a special tribute. an emotional gathering for the florida marlins player who lost his life in a sudden accident. major league baseball players on the field like we have seen them before. >> good morning, it is 5:00 on this tuesday. it is the day after the big debate. >> i still see like it would be great to have popcorn. we are monitoring what everyone is talking about this morning. whether it was donald trump or hillary clinton. we have live coverage with not only what average americans are saying, but all of the experts are saying in this morning after. debate is with nbc's tracy potts who is standing by. good morning, tracy. >> we're tracking social media reaction this morning. on facebook, on twitter, the top morning was donald trump saying that his strongest asset is his temperament. we had a great debate. >> hillary clinton on what came out. bill clinton's infidelity. >> were you tempted to mention those indiscretions

inside a starbucks. chopper -13 -- fast and first -- over the scene. police -- taking the man -- at the center of the chaos -- into custody. we have team coverage -- of this terrifying situation. 13-action news reporters -- marti glaser -- and gina lazara -- both out there live -- right now. let's to marti first. what can you tell us? families still waiting hours. since word spread of the shooting at starbucks here on rainbow and warm springs ..waiting to be reunited with this is what the scene looked like earlier as about 15 people were escorted out of starbucks with their hands up when it was first believed to be a hostage situation and lt dan mcgrath with metro says because of confusion ..conflicting stories - by the suspect who first identified himself as a witness - later determined to be the shooter . the suspect killed a man shot and killed after a man who has the suspect name has not been released but police say he does have a violent criminal history that appear to be gang related no one else was injured and police praised the starbucks employ

((michael stevens)) >> plus...the man connected to the deadly starbucks shooting is due in court this morning. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and... both presidential candidates continue to throw jabs at eachother. see where they'll be during today's campaign trail. ((michael stevens)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> thank you for waking up it joyce. ((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for brian. we're following breaking news this morning .. we've learned one person died in a crash in the southwest valley. ((kirsten joyce)) >> it happened just a little after 2 am near the intersection of decatur and wagon trail. we have a crew on the way to the scene right now and we are working to learn more information. for now .. lets send things over to demetria, to see if this is impacting traffic at all. let's take a look at there are closures on decatur and wagon trail avenue, which is just south of sunset after a deadly crash. it looks like part of thr southbound side are closed off. use

we have more information on the man shot and killed sunday at a starbucks. the mans name was alexandre cut-zek-feely. police tell us the suspect, pedro garcia, shot him after garcia's card was declined... tonight we sent fox5's miguel martinez valle back to the starbucks where this all happened... and miguel it turns out the victim didn't work alexandre cut- zek-feely actually went to that starbucks quite a bit and thats because he worked right across the street at this auto spa... the mood at eco- wash is a somber one... " they came today and they said it was actually an employee that here" that employee? alex cut-zek-feely. on sunday, alex was inside the starbucks across the street from the car wash. " all the customers loved him, the owner loved him, everybody here loved him, hate to see that he went out like that" tajdre cotton and christopher washington were working sunday. the shooting, police shut down the intersection and shopping centers near rainbow and warm springs. " we were actually on lock down, because the guy was not tryi

killed inside this starbucks... police say the suspect... 34- year-old pedro garcia ordered a coffee at the drive thru... and when his card was declined.. he went inside the store. according to police he then got into an argument with another customer... which we now know is alex cut-zek- feely... and it quickly escalated into gunfire. police say garcia shot and killed alex--right in front of everybody in the coffee shop. " all the customers loved him, the owner loved him, everybody here loved him, hate to see that he went out like that" his coworkers went on to say alex was a caring man... who was just in the wrong alex was a caring man... who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. on your screen is a picture of the suspect...34-year- old pedro garcia. police say garcia is a convicted felon and should not have had a gun. he is behind bars now and will be in court this morning... facing murder with a deadly weapon, robbery, a mom is questioning a local school's practices.. after she says her daughter fractur

as of this morning....this starbucks was supposed to open at 5. we saw many confused and disappointed customers...who came upon this closed sign posted in front. ((matthew dustin/father of two daughters: "it's starting to become the norm. it's horrible. i've got two daughters. i can't believe that i'm going to be raising them where this is happening at a starbucks over coffee.")) tried performing cpr on the man who was shot. he was later taken to spring valley hospital where he died. starbucks stent a statement saysing " we are incredibly saddened to learn of the tragedy that took place in las vegas. our hearts and prayers are with the victim's family and friends during this difficult time. our team is on the ground working directly with law enforcement to understand the details of the situation." ((nia wong)) >> for now all we know about this shooter is that he has a criminal record....and has tattoos that could be linked to a gang. no bail has bee murder charge. reporting live from the southwest. nia wong 8 news now ((brian loftus)) >>> a six fi

detectives tell us the suspect initially came out of the starbucks with other patrons when they were getting people to safety. but once they got conflicting information from other witnesses--- officers quickly released they had a murderer hiding among the crowd of witnesses. out with their hands up. police also closed off rainbow and warm springs. once police were able to secure the scene---officers rushed inside the coffee shop to get the victim who had been shot. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. one worried mom whose daughter works at the coffee shop rushed to the scene to try and make sure she was okay. (( kim plank/daughter inside store during shooting: 'she called me. what she tell you? she just said she heard a guy with a gun got down and then as soon as she had a chance she jumped out the drive thru window." )) into an argument with a man inside the store after his credit card was rejected at the drive thru. it appears to be a customer in the store--not an employee. police say he shot the victim in the chest. and then fired twice into the air. he's being deta

police say it all started right here at the starbucks drive thru window...... they say the suspect orered a water but his credit card was declined.... so he drove away to bank of america...very angry about what just happened. take pkg: chopper 13 fast and first over the scene sunday afternoon ----as chaos erupted inside starbucks. medin gebrezgier, witness "i medin gebrezgier just finished his mid-morning pick-me-up inside the starbucks here at warm springs and rainbow. about to leave the coffee shop....when all of a sudden.... medin gebrezgier, witness "he just stood up and then began shooting and said put your hands up and then shot the other gentleman a few times" police say calls were coming in left and right about the active shooter. as the suspect also calls police saying he was a witness to the shooting. saying there's a crazy guy with a gun.....he's yelling and screaming saying he's gonna shoot everybody" witnesses describe it like a hostage situation. everyone dropping to the floor..hiding from the gunman scanner traffic "7-14 if you could instruct the

she walked to her neighborhood starbucks last week... and never came home. the parents of 26 year old "tammy to pick her up from that starbucks last thursday morning in franklin borough, new jersey. but when they got there, she was nowhere to be seen. making the case even stranger... kim's cell phone and laptop were found three miles away outside two separate vacant commerical buildings. her parents say she was a freelance artist who often worked on her laptop at the starbucks. for the first time ever.... a sitting u-s president is visiting the isolated nation of laos. president obama landed on visit is to close a dark chapter between the two countries. president obama plans to acknowledge damage caused by a u-s bombing campaign across the laos border during the vietnam war. the president is also expected to announce new aid to help clean up tens of millions of unexploded bombs. it's ?earth sweet earth today... for members of the international space station. three crew members will undock from the i-s-s just before six p-m. they are scheduled to land in kaza

starbucks. the exclusive interview with the suspect's wife coming up. sot clinton: i have a feeling of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. sot trump: why not? sot clinton: yeah. why not things get personal with donald trump and hillary clinton on the debate stage for the first time. new polls in this morning show who came out on top breaking overnight...firefight ers are called out to a vacant fire crews tell us this is the second time in two weeks the house near clayton and alexander has caught on fire. this time a neighbors car was damaged. our crews spoke with the neighbor who tells us there have been ongoing issues with the house next door. firefighters believe this was caused by squatters. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston will have a live report at five. good morning las vegas! i'm ... and i'm xxx.... let's get right to 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... ((ad-lib)) monsoon moisture continues to surge north from mexico allowing skies to become partly cloudy by this afternoon. possible showers st

that is, again, the front door of the starbucks here at rainbow and warm springs. you may have seen some people going in the door. the business is still closed. but we have seen people here appearing to prepare for a reopening. this would be very difficult for them. at the same time we've also had confirmation from the clark county coroner's office that the 41-year-old who was shot to learned significant new information about this person. and even spoke with a person who was the last to see him before the shooting on sunday. so those reports for you tonight on news 3 at five and six. join us for kelsey's reporting. i'm craig fiegener reporting to you with this new information about the investigation. back to you in the studio. >> michelle: thank you. now witnesses to that shooting, they're still trying to process exactly what they saw. we talked to one customer who ay save the victim's life. >> he was breathing. he was fighting us and telling us to, you know, let go, don't, you know, don't touch me. we were like sir if you don't let us help you, you are going to di