it turns out, the riviera wasn't imploded during the bourne movie filming. but it did take a the bourne movie filming. but it did take a pretty impressive hit. we'll show you the scene we can't wait to see in the movie theaters later this year! lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry. now get 20% off sta-green fertilizer, at lowe's. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one who'll make a real difference for you. check out the "welcome to fabulous las vegas sign"... decked out in red lights! the light is red tonight to raise awareness for too many women suffering from heart disease. there's events planned throughout the month for peo

why the days are numbered for riviera boulevard. what famous vegas performer is about to get his own road leading up to the steps of his home away from home. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is the supreme court returned justice antonin scalia's death. chief justice john roberts started the day back with a tribute. he called scalia a man for all seasons and with an irrepressible spirit. scalia's funeral took place on saturday. he was 79 years old. president obama still says he will soon nominate a replacement. there's been some talk bout governor brian sandoval. during the "national governors association" -- sandoval told the associated press he's honored to have his name mentioned as a potential successor... but says he's heard nothing about the president considering him. (( weather )) now fox5 weather 24/7 with chief meteorologist ted pretty north breezes overnight to 15 mph before an increase in gusts on tuesday to 30 mph. we'll see a high of just 64 degrees..that will be one degree below average. we'll drop the gusts and see 68 we

enjoy all our classic footlongs the strip is about to be renamed. riviera boulevard will be renamed elvis presley way. the county confirmed it happening ... but could not tell us when. the riviera closed last year ... and the road with it's name runs east to west on it's south side.. so now, the new elvis presley way will run from the strip to paradise .. in front of the westgate. elvis performed 645 shows there.. when it was the international and then the las vegas hilton. drivers around the valley are getting used to gas prices under two dollars. dozens of gas stations have set prices close to a dollar seventy in the past few weeks. "gas buddy" shows there was an eight cent dive since last week's average. fuel prices have been down more than thirty cents from last month in our state. however - the e- p-a demands a different blend of gas in the summer to meet air quality standards. the blend is more expensive to produce and that cost trickles down to drivers. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. donald trump is back in nevada.

while rumors of an implosion at the riviera did not come true ... last night movie crews ended up using part of iconic front of the now closed casino in part of a massive chase scene down the strip. check it out... sound of crash earlier this week .. we were there as the crew tore up the strip. our footage clearly shows cars being launched into the air by the speeding swat van. back to last night ... many other people were also out taking video .. including vital vegas dot com .. here's the video they recorded.. crash sound take another look at it in slow motion ... it's pretty amazing to think how this will end up looking in the final cut! this was all done for the fifth film in the bourne series. a trailer for the film is set to air during this sunday's super bowl 50! mariah carey is changing up her las vegas residency on valentine's day. fans are being offered tickets champagne toast... with mariah carey herself. however - the experience doesn't come cheap. it's part of a package that's 15- hundred dollars per person.... for her valentine's day sh

while rumors of an implosion at the riviera did not come true ... last night movie crews ended up using part of iconic front of the now closed casino in part of a massive chase scene down the strip. check it out... sound of crash earlier this week .. we were there as the crew tore up our footage clearly shows cars being launched into the air by the speeding swat van. back to last night ... many other people were also out taking video .. including vital vegas dot com .. here's the video they recorded.. crash sound take another look at it in slow motion ... it's pretty amazing to think how this will end up looking in the final cut! this was all done for the fifth film in the bourne series. a trailer for the film is set to air during this sunday's super bowl 50! the lights surrounding the iconic "welcome to las vegas sign" shine red. it's to raise awareness for women at risk of heart disease. the "american heart assocation"... dignity health saint rose dominican... and clark county commissioners flipped the light switch. organizers say heart disease kil

douglas ellington drove onto the riviera beach property and set his car on fire. investigators determined the threat was just a hoax. officials sayhis isn't the rst time dealing with ellington ellington. all their previous encounters >> it wasn't the kind of thing that there was any indication there was anything involving the sewage plant. >>>> he was terminated from the city of riviera beach severara weeks ago. >>> the palm beach county sheriff's office said the 1-year-old boy died when the mother accidentally backed up over him with her uck. the toddler wandered away from his dad and was knocked down by the bumper and run over by the mom. no charges have been filed. >>> the teacher sent one of the 12-year-olds to the incipal's office for suspicion of stealing a laptop. one of the girls dumped the red pepper flakes into t can while one of her classmates distract the teacher. she experienced shortness of breath and burning in her throat. they're taking appropriate disciplinary action. quote, we fully cooperatedd with law enforcement here as they conducted their inv

this is the northbound side of traffic right in front of the riviera. < > > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((brian loftus)) > a man is dead...after he was hit by a car was hit by a car while waiting at a bus stop. it happened yesterday afternoon...nea r lake mead and rancho. a witness, who does not want to be identified, captured the gruesome scene on cell phone video. a bystander is seen doing chest compressions on the man... meanwhile the driver is sitting inside her car before stepping out with c-d's in her hand... she appeared to be in shock. police say the driver remained on scene and is cooperating with investigators. they do not believe she was under the influence at the time of the crash./// spokesman of the armed militia group... that took over a wildlife refuge in oregon... will be laid to rest. a funeral is being held for robert "lavoy" finicum... who was fatally shot by f-b-i agents last week. 8 news now will have a crew at the funeral... meanwhile, 16 of the armed protesters face charges for the stand-off. cliven bundy's sons... ammon and ryan bundy... were

it's right in front of the riviera, which is only lit up because of all the activity. crash reported on the south end of the strip near the welcome to las vegas sign. > < > back to you. /// .. ((kirsten joyce)) > today...you might see a lot of people wearing red... the american heart association is working to raise awareness of the toll heart disease takes on women. the group says heart disease and strokes kill a woman every 80 seconds.. heart disease is the number one killer of women./// ((kirsten joyce)) > even the welcome to fabulous las vegas sign is going red! county leaders are officially flipping the switch this morning, turning the lightbulbs red. this is a live look at the sign this morning./// ((brian loftus)) > more people coming down with the zika virus in the u-s. ((kirsten joyce)) how florida's governor is working to fight it. ((brian loftus)) plus... con artists hitting the street ahead of the super bowl. how the n-f-l is tackling counterfeit merchandise./// festivities are really ramping up in san francisco... ahead of super bowl sunday. ((kirsten joyce

when dirk arthur and his big cats returned to the riviera -- protestors greeted them. now he's at the westgate. many show producers have found ways to entertian guests with live music or impressive acrobatics -- instead of wild animals. < (( 45:37 david saxe: what happend on the stage tonight stay right here )) ((denise valdez)) david saxe has been producing shows in las vegas for more than twenty years. (( 37:07 david saxe: ive had animals in the shows ive had ((denise valdez)) his sister was a dancer with siegfried and roy. (( siegfried and roy performing )) ((denise valdez)) the pair performed to sold out shows for years at the mirage. we all know how that ended. the mgm was beat up for years over its captive lions -- it eventually shipped them to a sanctuary and built a nightclub in what was once their enclosure. but decades before that -- was a magician named bobby berocini. (( 37:56 david saxe: if you see old footage of the the orangutans. bobby berocini very first came to the lido it was really amazing act but then you saw the video ... )) ((denise valdez)) this

a third tornado moving through northeast miami-dadad this is video from the riviera coon do minute yums along northeast 191 street. i hear a noise and strong wind and a boom. yvette rodriguez now has water damage. wet there. started raining. parts of her roof still missing jose feels lucky. check out his car. he was in it moments before this tree came crashing down. >> i stay in the car. thank god for my life. >> >> reporter: now the clean up and repair is und way. the same scene in pompano beach. >> it's bad. no roof, nothing in there. we have to move everything out. >> reporter: businesses forced out because the catch to these warehouses just too much. >> we havee it taken care of. we have crews here to do clean up and repairing roofs.p >> reporter: across the street at sand and spurs, lots of clean up after this. >> trailers with were mangled and moved. one was almost on top of a stall. it was right up against the stall. >> reporter: nancy olson almost losing her horse when the a tree fell on his paddock. luckily he was inside eating. >> i'm thankful to god every one is o csm no one

. >> reporter: yachts, homes in new york, florida, and the riviera have been sold off to benefit the victims. and this week, a new milestone announced. >> we've recovered about $11 billion. >> reporter: of the $17 billion investors originally gave madoff. to the outrage of some of his victims, the government allowed ruth madoff to keep $2.5 million. but her life is a far cry from what it once was. ostracized by friends, she now rents a one-bedroom apartment in connecticut near her grandchildren. seen in this new video at the grocery store. no limo, no domestic staff to help her. to make sure the madoffs don't have some hidden cash over's, ruth madoff is now required to file regular expense reports and so far no sign of any hidden madoff money. >> it is sad. so many people wonder did she know. blythe danner said she really believes she didn't know. that she fell in love with him when she was 16 and thinks he rose his way to the top of the financial world but she believes she wasn't aware of it. >> it really was a family tragedy at the end of the day. both of their sons who decided to

. >> reporter: yachts, homes in new york, florida, and the riviera have been sold off to benefit the victims. and this week, a new milestone announced. >> we've recovered about $11 billion. >> reporter: of the $17 billion investors origin nay originally gave madoff. to the outrage of some victims, the government allowed ruth madoff to keep $2.5 billion. but her life is a far cry from what it once was. ostracized by her friends, she now rents a one-bedroom apartment in connecticut, near her grandchildren. seen in this new video, at the grocery store. no limo, no domestic staff to help her. to make sure the madoffs don't have cash hidden somewhere overseas, ruth madoff is now required to file regular reports about her expenses. but so far, david, no sign of any hidden madoff money. again tonight. and part two of "madoff" airs tonight, 8:00 p.m. eastern, followed by an abc news special at 10:00 p.m. eastern. brian, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday, as we remember the voice behind two of the most famous cartoon characters ever. >>> also

crews have been out filming the new jason bourne movie in front of the riviera this morning. barriers are up at convention center drive. back to you! ((brian loftus)) > the bmx biking world in shock after losing a pioneer at such a young age... ((kirsten joyce)) the investigation into the death of dave mirra. ((brian loftus)) > plus... johnny football found himself in some hot water again.. the new allegations of assault against manziel. ((kirsten joyce)) > and... not only are people speeding down this stretch, there are potholes everywhere! it's all driving you crazy..where demetria is working to make your state warriors got quite the they met president obama.. to celebrate their nba champion title. the president congratulated the team.. and their interim coach...who started the season while coach kerr had back surgery. luke walton led the team to a 39-and 4 record.. and apaprently the n-b-a won't let him count those wins as his own. ((president obama: you defied the cynics, you accomplished big things, you racked up a great record, and you don't get enough credit. (laughter

anthony: and abu for the panthers. riviera wins the coach of the year award. north carolina is hoping he can lead them to the biggest victory yet, bringing home the vince lombardi trophy. this sunday, february the 7th. 10:00 in the morning. outside, 58 degrees. we will get to all of your super bowl coverage in just a bit. caitlin: first, we have breaking news out of goldsboro right now. we're just learning the details. it happened thin in the 400 block of south john street officers found 27-year-old bryant with multiple gunshot wounds. he was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities are looking for that suspect. anthony: we are also tracking the possibility of snow and the reality of sleet in some areas this morning. now, here is meteorologist steve stewart with the latest. frozen isoicationally heard. steve: yes. snow is reported out there, too, anthony, mixing in. so rain and sleet. a wintery mix on the 95 corridor. you can see quite of bit of activity. this is hours and hours of this along 95. so, some of the roads are a little bit slick. your back porch m

the riviera is rebourne..... why the shuttered hotel was brought back to life... for the big screen. are you smarter than a first grader? go back to school knowledge. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next we have a teacher shortage.. the governor has declared it an emergency... our first caller's words.. gee.. let me see why.. the rant is coming congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends most new wealth to the top 1%. and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field america .. and much of the valley .. is obsessed with the super bowl. a passion that for many, began when they were children. fox five's dave hall went to a local first grade classroom to tackle the topic... and a tackle... is exactly what he got! alright guys we're elementary school... miss massa's class... let's find out what they know about the

for auction after earlier selling off her half million dollar ring and the family's penthouse, the riviera and on the ocean in the hampton. all that's left now is a huge warehouse full of boxes and boxes of the phony documents used to pull off his massive ponzi scheme. >> brian joins us now with much more. you and your team were allowed into that massive warehouse with all of those boxes, so what did you guys find? >> reporter: it's unbelievable. scale because all of them are full of documents. and i couldn't resist the temptation to see it. they have a box full of everything taken from his desk and briefcase the day he was arrested. it was his final entry there. a christmas party, which he attended, knowing full well the next day everybody he was there celebrating with was going to be out of a job. >> we're looking at all of the shredded documents. >> huge amounts of shredded documents. turns out, he had been shredding documents for a week before he told his family. the fbi agent told fuss madoff was able to shred more, he might have been able to resist and get away without being charged

. >>> from pebble beach to the riviera in los angeles, five of the top ten players in the world includingy mcilroy whose weightlifting is bringing criticism. >> as he progressed did his body hold up? not in my opinion. when i see what rory is doing and how great he is and how important he is to golf, i'm just a little wary. >> mcilroy defends his work out routine and says it's necessary to help prevent injuries. rory wouldn't mind seeing him in the gym before he tees off to am. >> do any squats today? >> not yet. i'm planning to. maybe [ indiscernible ] >>> good night, that is a huge fish. >> and our catch of the day goes to patriots safety patrick chung. >> great. >> sturgeon. >> you knew that was a sturgeon? >> absolutely. >> he pulled in a sturgeon on a recent fishing trip with our "5th quarter" analyst, jeremy newberry. they were on a trip together. who unthat? patrick chung. do you think you can do better? send us your fishing pictures to catchoftheday@kpix.com. >> love that picture. >> you could look like ken bastida. >> don't ever retire that picture. >> i haven't seen one bigger t

hillary clinton supposed to attend the riviera beach event herself. she's trying to pain her rival bernie sanders as saying he's too focused on health care. >> bernie sanders is saying that's not the case and he's hoping to pull off another win there. it's unclear who is in the lead after saturday's faceoff. >> our own glenna millberg will be heading to south carolina later this week. she will cover the republican presidential primary this weekend. don't forget to register to vote. today is the last day for you to sign up, if you plan to vote in the florida primary which is on march 15th. all you have to do is head over to local10.com for everything you need to know. >>> cleaning up a big mess left behind by those twisters. >>> south florida as we take a radar live, a thunderstorm activity broward. get ready for it. i'll have more coming up >>> tournament trouble. haitian teens learn they have no place to go. in to help. >>> another look at that missing child alert issued overnight. ashley martinez was last seen in miami. the woman on the rightis the w

to titusville and try to record a documented if the client, they simply had down the street to the riviera clerk's office to try. orange county has a set of guidelines on how to deal with sovereign citizens. an effort to keep paperwork out of the courts. this orange county couple arrested in 2014 filed enough people were to obtain half- dozen ids, leans on hold, and even got the title to a car. sovereign citizens. christopher heath, channel 9 eyewitness news. >> both the fbi and the southern poverty law center say it is hard to know exactly how many sovereign citizens are active in florida. the irs estimates there are as many as 500,000 sovereign information. hours searching for missing child after the pair called 911 saying he was in a stolen car. >> turns out they made it up. >> was your son ever missing? >> no comment . the police took care of it. >> the three-year-old's parents were arrested for filing a false report and misusing 911. police tracked down the car in the boy was not inside. he was actually save at the daycare. the couple says they knew the car would be found or felt it w

located approximately 90 miles north of los angeles on the california coast, it is nicknamed the american riviera climate and spanish influence and mission architecture. on book tv, we will learn about the history of endangered species in california from the author of "after the grizzly." learn about coastal cities, oceans." "attacking >> three and a half million within three and a half feet of sea level. many in the bay area. announcer: we will tour the archives of the old mission in santa barbara, which tell the history of the surrounding area. we will travel back to the silent movie era, learn about the central role that santa barbara played as we look at the story of the american film manufacturing company. which produced silent films here from 1912-1921. then we visit the outdoor museum, to discover how the spanish introduced plans to the native indians who cultivated many of these and changed the landscape of california. finally, we will hear about one of santa barbara's earliest and most long-lasting industries. due to its mild climate, the city was promoted as a health resort to other par

the job. two other officers were wounded. abc news reporter gloria riviera has the latest on the investigation tonight. >> reporter: tonight a police department and the tight-knit community it serves devastated by a shocking loss. prince william county officer ashley williams killed one day after being sworn in. >> it definitely hit us. we weren't expecting it at all. >> reporter: authorities say the new officer out on her first street patrol saturday responding to a 911 call reporting domestic abuse. >> i just want to be clear, do we have officers involved in a shooting? >> we have three officers that have been shot. >> reporter: it was here in this quiet upscale neighborhood that rookie cop ashley and two others approached that front door. police say almost immediately the suspect confronted them opening fire and they all went down. >> i saw the officer laying right there. holding his leg actually. >> reporter: neighbor zach harris saying he heard three gunshots. police identifying the suspect as army staff sergeant hamilton assigned to the pentagon. hamil

the city is nicknamed the american riviera due to its mediterranean climate and for its spanish influencend mission architecture. on book tv we will learn about the history of endangered species in california from the author of after the grizzly. about rising sea levels and the threat they pose to coastal cities. from the author of the attacking ocean. >> three and a half million people in california live within three and a half feet of muddy sea levels. many of them in the bay area. that's a lot of people. the oldwe will visit mission santa barbara to tour archive since the items that tells the story of the mission and the surrounding area. on american history tv we will travel back to the silent movie era and learn about the central roles santa barbara played in the industry as we explore the story of the american film manufacturing company. also known as the flying a studios which produced a silent films from 1912 to 1921. missionvisit the old santa barbara outdoor museum and discover how the spanish introduced plants to the native indians who cultivated many of these and changed the l

the cities nicknamed the american riviera due to its mediterranean climate and also for its spanish influence and mission architecture. on book tv, we will learn about the history of endangered species in california from the author of "after the grizzly." next, find out about rising sea levels and the threat they pose to coastal cities and the author of "the attacking ocean." >> 3.5 million people in california live within 3.5 feet of sea level. many of them in the bay area. that is a lot of people. missioner: then we will the old mission santa barbara to view the archives and hear stories that tell the history of the surrounding area. we will travel back to the silent movie era and learn about the central role santa barbara played in the industry as we explore the story of the american film manufacturing company, also known as the flying a studios which produced silent films here from 1912 to 1921. the, we will visit outdoor museum and discover how the spanish introduced plants to the native indians who cultivated many of these and changed the landscape of california. we will hear about one

the final round. it's sunday out at riviera. the weather looks good like here. >> it's pretty good for tomorrow. >> it's not quite as mild as it was. still above average for this time of year. watch out for the lightning tomorrow night and it looks like we start out dry but cooler for this time of year. we are watching the storm system and we could see a the region. that does it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow at 6:00. back. hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon... then quickly fell back to earth landing on the roof of a dutch colonial. luckily geico recently helped the residents with homeowners insurance. they were able to get the roof repaired like new. they later sold the cow because they had all become lactose intolerant. call geico and see how much you could save

northbound closures on the strip between riviera and convention > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((brian loftus)) > there's some backlash for big game hunters. ((kirsten joyce)) the i-team's george knapp takes a look at the seminars at a safari club international convention in las vegas... and gives his take on the whole club international convention is in town... and 20,000 members and vendors are meeting to talk about the business of trophy hunting. ((brian loftus)) while they're here, they will auction the rights to hunt hundreds of animals on several continents. in this edition of street talk commentary... george knapp looks into the safari club's posted agenda. ((george knapp)) >the safari club is in las vegas this week, offering fun for the whole family, that is, if your whole family likes to kill animals. mostly, it seems, the fun is reserved for dads....dads with wads of money to spend. the annual convention is a huge money maker for the safari club because they auction off the chance to kill all kinds of animals all over the world. as the average joe with

tonight, how you can get help paying for the repairs. gloria riviera has the story. >> reporter: they are the craters on your commute, causing serious damage. tonight, cities are scrambling to fix the seemingly endless pothole epidemic. >> i hit a big one. i was scared that maybe i got a flat tire. >> reporter: roller-coaster temperatures in part to blame. the freeze/thaw effect causing ruptures, especially in older roads. a now report from aaa found that in the last five years, 16 million drivers suffering damage, on average paying $300 to fix it. >> this will likely be out of pocket, yes. >> reporter: cars coming in for alignment repairs, bent rims, and even axle damage. even in this big truck, you can feel the road, the potholes underneath. >> yes. >> we fill them, and sometimes stay come right back. >> reporter: you can't fill them fast enough. >> can not. >> reporter: if you do hit a pothole, you may be able to be reimbursed. experts say, find out if you were on a local or state road. reach out and document everything. >> gloria, thank you. >>> st

some saying the advice aimed at protecting unborn children went too far. abc's gloria riviera has the details. >> you women across the country sounding off over the new guidelines on alcohol and pregnancy. >> it makes no sense to me. >> are you serious? is this really what you feel comfortable telling your wife, your sister, your daughter. >> reporter: while many women support the long-standing barnging about the dangers of drinking while pregnant, the new guidelines hit a nerve because threw tell health professionals to advise a woman to stop drinking if she is trying to get control with sex. outrage exploding on social media. calling the advice patronizing reactionary and sexist. the women we spoke to telling us they can be trusted to make smart, safe choices. >> i do feel they're overstepping their boundary in terms of what a woman can do with their own body. >> this is perhaps the right execution. >> reporter: the cdc points out half of all pregnancies in the u.s. are unplanned. many women don't know they are pregnant for several weeks. possibly unintentionally putting the

jim nantz and all the crew saying so long from riviera and the sidewalk. we are live with how the rider and the woman walking are hurt. >> the closest finish ever at the daytona 500. ping is live in victory lane. >> first, grocery store attack. at least four people shot inside this place. a suspect now in custody. what witnesses are saying about all this gun fire. >> good evening to you. thank you for staying with us tonight. that suspect is now facing four counts of attempted murder. officers race to make fall and anderson street, we brought this to you as breaking news. the four victims all worked inside that store. >> police say royce stevens a convicted felon stormed in with a bandana covering his face. >> we were just walking quietly. counter -- >> she and her mother were in the store when steven barged in looking for money. they came back still reeling from what they experienced. >> at first i thought it was a kid playing around. then he shot off again. i ran out the door. >> police say in all, four people were shot. several folks called 911 and befo