westside market is a popular place for people to their food shopping, some are worried that a new charge to keep customers away, up next plans to pay for will come back to fox 8 news, would you pay to park at the ?estside market >> sue may be a proposal to giv the green light, how that affectedve shoppers at the westside market? west maia belay with more >> early next year you may have to pay to park.. >> the changes could be coming to a clue the landmark you may have to pay to park at the westside marketay proposing to contract with a consultant to hire a company to help manage the parking lot decision that some people find hard to get behind in one in my hander people coming down here on the spur of the moment to go from your body business owners say that there is a flip side to understand theis concern looked this parking lot as an economic development tool and right now people are parking here in the other car r sometimes weeks at time and never move it, seven on the owns five restaurants in ohio city, he and others cited petition urgingfii potential parking chargesur to stay the s w

i'm having a great time on the westside. also, as human beings give them something extra this holiday season amazing special for the has to go to the westside. what did you bring with you today. she always comes packed with things. these are all over and henry's favorite list of 2016. an old favorites and stuff like i would like to start with our treats we indulge over the i like to call them stocking stuffers. speaking center with the till face that sounds why can't all men feel like my dog. over to my lasted there's a bunch of sweatshirts. trying to keep them warm. next line fan mods this is a great heartwarming our store. you can check out these great items will will make sure is you check them out. still to come, it is the end of an era. run all the jewelry will still well. welcome little john. what's this about is is because goddard retires. i figured 50 years in the jewelry business it's just ten or 15 years of life left. if we do that any you don't want that to happen. we're talking abo going out of business sale and

the clip westside market is a popular place for food shopping. some stores are worried tomorrow, the busiest travel day of the year, will mother nature cooperate? it has been a wild week, the weather, >> it was a cold start this morning, they turned out to be good, many of us dropped into the 20-degree mark. new philadelphia fell down to 1 it's not as cold as yesterday, i it has been a mostly lovely tapered showers breaking apart, to go to upstat rochester and sy syracuse. right now were between the lake effect in the system from as it nears, clowns will take over could be a brief raid snow mix alone i 75 in points west tomorrow morningieon, afternoon some scattered showers, a cloudy day worker low 40s tomorrow for the high. if you are traveling, if you leave during the afternoon you i sort rainfall. entertainment retail development is underway on the east side. it is drawing some big retailers to northeast ohio for the first timei , that wright g a look at the project and is in the newsroom. >> is called with a mix ofa retail, office space apart

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((paul joncich)) >>> police are looking for th a deadly crash and left his passenger behind. this happened last night on flamingo near torrey pines police say a shelby mustang lost control and crashed into the opposite lane. two other cars were hit in the crash. both drivers were not seriously hurt. (( the driver of the mustang exited the vehicle and initially was attending to the passenger in that mustang, but then began to walk around, witnesses tried to stop and talk to him and ultimately he walked away from the >> this afternoon the coroner identified the passenger who died as 27 year old natalie bruno./// ((christianne klein)) >>> the nye county sheriff's office is investigating another possible case of animal cruelty in pahrump. the nye county sheriff's office seized a total of 15 animals from jacki f

we'll be in the high 70's again for the westside of the valley and coolest. ................... ................ ................. extended forecast shows close to 80 for most of the week and nearly 10 degrees above normal for the first week of november. seeing some changes late week as we drop back to the 70's with a coast. we will not get any rain with that trough unfortaly, butit wir pattern back to the 70's..<<<))) ((paul joncich)) >>> over the past few months we've reported on some of the low points along the road to the white house. ((christianne klein)) >> but that doesn't mean the whole journey as been all doom and gloom. up next on the valley's news leader we look at some of the funnier moments from both sides isle on the campaign trail./// announcer: you're >>> we are seeing a light at the at the end of the tunnel when it comes to the long sometimes angry, often divisive campaign. but there were also plenty of funny moments. ((christianne klein)) >> and with all that's at stake, we could use a few laughs. jeanne moos highlights some of took an escalator to announce his candi

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also ste much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a las vegas promoter who was accused of being one of the most violent pimps to ever prowl the strip is hoping for redemption now that the fbi is investigating the detective who busted him. ((denise valdez)) >> his name is arman izadi and he was accused of a long list of horrible crimes, including kidnapping and torture. the charges were later dropped. izadi gave his first interview to the i-team's george knapp. ((george knapp)) >> arman izadi was a superstar in the local nightclub scene, a promoter who also had a the reason he reached out to us is a story we broke last week about an fbi investigation of the sex trafficking industry here. allegedly, one of the targets of the ongoing federal investigation is a former vice detective named chris baughman. before he left metro, baughman' and his team went after most dange

good news is legend road has >> traffic moves to the westside. right now all is good but as the rush-hour he's upri that does td to be the sticky spot. wayne and christie back to you. >> thank you. a in the headline in detroit a wayne state university please helpa as it is a critical condition after being shot in the head. school officials sayt the five year veteran of the force had been investigating possible that from cars near the campus. a person of interest is now in custody and being questioned.es state, local and university police oral investigating . >> the ntsb is now investigating the deadly school bus happening in chattanooga tennessee. five children are dead and many more sears and injured.ve the 24 driver is under arrest right now.h investors say he may have been speeding when the bus crash. the accident happened. twelve students hospital phosphor lysis morning and six of them are in intensive care.sp >> the white house hosted a who's who of president obama handed out a presidential medal of freedom freedom to a group of celebrities.

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed little bigger today. coming up... we'll take you through today's adoption marathon.. to see the emotional reactions from the kids being welcomed into permanent families./// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news this is 8 news now at six-thirty. hundreds of children need foster or adoptive homes. ((christianne klein)) well, today at family court, quite a few of them saw that dream come true. dave courvoisier is here to explain. ((dave courvoisier)) november is national adoption month, and the county celebrated national adoption day today in las vegas. that means family court was over-run with eager families and kids. all day, the judges at family court were busy conducting adoptions from the bench... a steady stream of parents like lives are forever changed by an adopted child: (( 21:55:13 but you've got to rem

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((paul joncich)) >>> democrat jacky rosen narrowly defeated republican danny tarkanian last week... by a 4-thousand vote margin. now tarkanian is suing his opponent... claiming defamation during the campaign. as politics now anchor patrick side. ((patrick walker)) in a lawsuit filed this week... republican danny tarkanian is seeking 8 million dollars in damages from democrat jacky rosen. ((jacky rosen/(d) u.s. representative-elect: "i'm jacky rosen, and i approve this message.")) ((patrick walker)) the central issue: rosen's claims that tarkanian helped set up scams costing senior citizens millions of dollars. ((voiceover: "danny tarkanian set up 13 fake charities that preyed on vulnerable seniors, fronts for telemarketing schemes.")) ((steve sebelius/rj columnist: "the question is, what responsibility does

we'll be in the high 70's again for the westside of the valley and coolest. ................... . extended forecast shows close to 80 for most of the week and nearly 10 degrees above normal for the first week of november. seeing some changes late week as we drop back to the 70's with a trough approaching the west coast. we will not get any rain with that trough unfortunately, but it will knock our warm weather pattern back to the 70's..<<<))) ((weather toss)) paul joncich))> the first femals janet reno died early this morning at her home in miami. she had been fighting parkinson's disease for the past 20- years. reno served under president bill clinton from 1993 to 2001. during that time... she oversaw the convictions of domestic terrorist ted kaczynski and timothy mcveigh. there were also major controversies... like the 1993 waco standoff and the raid that led to the elian gonzalez... who ended up returning to cuba. janet reno was 78- years- old./// ((christianne klein)) >>> jury selection was postponed today... in the charleston church shooting trial. 22- year- old dylann roof i

know if you can identify these men involved in a series of burglaries at cell phone stores on the westside of the valley. according to detectives, the three go into the store posing as customers and ask to take a look at smartphones in stock and when the employee isn't looking, police say that is when the burglars cut security wire and run out the door. law enforcement say the men were spotted leaving in this black chevy malibu with california license plate 4russell road -- and if you can identify any of the men, call metro or leave an anonymous tip at parents are protesting opposing that they will move the school to an achievement school district, and moniker would be part of the clark county school district but run by a private charter school company and the teacher says that limits options for special needs students that require care they would not get if it becomes a charter school. >> a mayor caught on camera being robbed at gunpoint. >> and you won't believe what more of this dramatic video coming up. >> could the future of fast travel come to las vegas? an inside look at that. >> pl

westsiders may be saying snow is done. guess what, we could see anywhere from light to moderate snow showers, or maybe rain/snow/sheet. mayfield heights getting it. lake effect snow band down to fizzling closer to youngs town. we are not quite done with the snow machine. but i will say this. it won't be the big story today. big story is the wind and the windchill. look at some of these temperatures right now. wooze ster, good morning to you. if you are waking up and heading outside. it feels like 16 degrees. it is awfully blustery and cold. you had wind gusts not long ago of 40 miles an hour. that far inland. your feels like temperature at lorain, 21. o's elyria, 21 degrees. your current temperature is not so eye shocking. mansfield 29. that's cold enough. 30 akron, canton, but it feels like 18. and you have some fog you are dealing with. shaker heights, good morning. 33 degrees. you are seeing light snowflakes flying. heading out the door. walking the dog. today's temperatures are not bad. it is really the windchill. let

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((paul joncich)) sure you're prepared for freezing temperatures. of course you'll want to wrap or insulate any exposed pipes outside your house. repairing a burst pipe can be costly. a simple insulating sleeve just slides right over and it protects everything. purchased for around 30-bucks. if the pipes in your home do freeze, make sure to turn off the main water line and call a plumber. if you have a pool, it's recommended you keep the filter running during the really cold nights and mornings./// ((christianne klein)) >>> u-n-l-v police have sent out an alert about an attack on a female student at the campus u-n-l-v police say the student was attacked tuesday night as she was walking down harmon across a campus parking lot the attacker the victim managed to get away. u-n-l-v police say they're beefing up t

warmer on westside. to 40s and summerlin at 46. winds are not much of an issue yet but they will be. today very nice day to be outside. 65 degrees. plenty of sun. fairly light winds for most of the day. and big changes are moving in. tell you when, and we will talk coming up in 10 minutes. >> anchor: snow? my goodness. we are looking forward to that. this next story, local man behind bars this morning after witnesses saw him leave the apartment of a man found dead. this happened yesterday afternoon near eastern and sunrise. the 30-year-old victim found dead on the footsteps of his home after he was shot a single time in the chest. police say the man in custody had several warrants. now being questioned. investigation this year. and the update to a murder suspect that caught most of our attention when he escaped an interrogation room in september. he was recaptured days later. now north las vegas police say 25-year-old alonzo perez is linked to two other murders. this is surveillance of perez escape from north las vegas police inter

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average ((denise valdez)) >>> u-n-l-v police have sent alert about an attack on a female student on campus. she was attacked tuesday night walking down harmon across a campus parking lot. the attacker grabbed her from behind, then hit her. but she managed to get away. u-n-l-v police are bi suggest students walk in pairs at night. no clear description of the male attacker. so if you have any information about what happened or see anything suspicious -- call university police./// ((denise valdez)) >>> disturbing details inside the police report of an alleged child predator. 63-year-old jose azucena is accused of luring children into his apartment with candy -- then exposing himslef and sexually assaulting them. he arrested earlier this week at this complex near charleston he warned the kids he would hurt or kill thei

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too below average ((dave courvoisier)) what a year for las vegan kris bryant! ((denise valdez)) the chicago cubs third baseman bryant! ((denise valdez)) the chicago cubs third baseman is all smiles tonight and there's a big reason. sports director chris maathuis here with the exciting news. ((chris maathuis)) you don't even have to be a baseball fan to appreciate what unfolded today. former bonz families batting cage at his home when late this afternoon... baseball announced the national league most valuable player award. (( )) mlb announcement; "a year ago he was rookie of the year, this year cubs third baseman was almost unanimous for the nl mvp award." bryant, one of three finalists for the honor, beats out washington's daniel murphy and l-a's corey seager. when you talk about nice guys finishing first... he's at the top of the list. he's the 4th player in baseball history to win

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today below average ((denise valdez)) >>> what will las vegan kris do for an encore? what a year for the former bonanza high grad! first rookie of the year -- and now today's announcement. sports director chris maathuis joins us with exciting news for a home grown kid. ((chris maathuis)) late this afternoon, chicago cubs third baseman kris year's rookie of the year award can put another trophy on the mantle. (( )) mlb; "this year cubs third baseman kris bryant was almost unanimous for the national league mvp award.," kris bryant/mvp; "this is something you can't put into words, it's been an unbelievable year for me the team i'm getting married... i don't know this is unbelievable.. bryant receiving 29 of the 30 first place votes. the award one year after winning the rookie of the year honors. the world champion slugger hit 39 home runs and scored 121 run

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average dave courvoisier)d tonight. two women have been charged with animal cruelty after police stumbled upon their backyard zoo -- filled with lions, a bengal tiger and 8 siberian lynx cats. how did they pull it off? 8 news now reporter shakala alvaranga is live in the newsroom with how the state's law played a role... you may not know -- nevada is one of only five states in the country that still has little regulation when it comes to keeping wild animals. the state only regulates the possession of indigenous wildlife ... which means, yes, there are many places in the state where it's absolutely legal to keep an exotic animal as a pet. <<< "the smell, the odor and just visually seeing the conditions they were living in were very disturbing and concerning." tiger, even a black panther from a home in pahrump. "it's dangerous to them. it's dangerous to the communit

it's bumper-to-bumper at the westside market. soon after months of construction the markets park and not reopen. the parking not killed us. it really killed us. for four and a half months we've been waiting and waiting and waiting. many see how many people here now. >> it's a disaster zone over here. basically nowhere to park. it can take anywhere up to 20 minutes to find a spot. >> at love it. it's fantastic. before, you came down, you'd have to read run for a little while and searc it would just bring you and you would just say i'm not coming in. >> everyone i talk to is happy that the parking lot is finally open many tenants a it doesn't solve the main issue. they say they lost thousands of dollars since the parking not was under construction and many tenants have been signing this petition urging for a reduction and went. >> went behind a little bit paying the rent. a lot of people have went behind paying the rent. some people tried to get part-time jobs. construction for worse than imagined. forty, 50, 60 percent. >> it was

the westside it's everywhere. i don't think there is a safe neighborhood like there used to be. heather: other neighbors say there have been problems in this area in the past. police stress the public is not in danger as a result of this incident. reporting in manchester, heather hamel, wmur news 9. cherise: thank you. a man jumps out of a window to escape a house fire. next, the investigation now under way in laconia and the work to keep the spreading to other homes. and a man arrested at the post office after police say he tried to pick up a package with meth inside. what else officers say they found when they searched his home. >> lots of clouds over us and even overnight tonight and tomorrow. there might be a couple spits of rain or even a few snow showers, too. i'll show you the latest hour by hour forecast after the cherise: new tonight a home today will likely need to be demolished. the two-alarm fire was reported just before noon today on winnisquam avenue. one man was inside at the time and jumped out a front window. he was treated on scene for some cuts on his hands. l

we'll be in the high 70's again for the westside of the valley and coolest. ................... ................ ................. extended forecast shows close to 80 for most of the week and nearly 10 degrees above normal for the first week of november. seeing some changes late week as d trough approaching the west coast. we will not get any rain with that trough unfortunately, but it will knock our warm weather pattern back to the 70's..<<<))) ((dave courvoisier)) raiders in the bay area. ((denise valdez)) >> maybe they can sense things are slipping away. ((chris maathuis)) >> plus... they also see a first place team in the afc west. the raiders are suddenly surprising everybody and sittin' in first place and fans don't want to see their team leave. >>> plus... troy brown plays at centennial.. the local five star playe intentions. more next here on channel 8. ((chris maathuis)) one of the top high school "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..." nevada, there's a better choice: ruben kihuen. kihuen pushed to crack down on employers

and the bad the bartender was cut back on october 25 after robbery at kalif lounge on cleveland's westside cleveland police say brinker was fatally shot as she tried to call 911. ms. ds w hall this tactic people who knew including her mother her daughter was sense are of light in this broad she love everyone. everyone loved her at the gallery on west 140 ascender to raise money for those going through an unimaginable hurt. thief stole a million lives when you took kursk is that sony touched. one that lives on for so many. people love being a bartender talking and hearing their stories her family collecting money to help with funeral cost bill and jennifer have made no arrest in this case thinking and praying for that they may. we are hoping police are successful even hear the love and their voices. other news tonight a lot of the woman is facing charges for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend to that to the home after 1030 last night bobby a mouse telling sheriff deputies who blew through cleveland so for sharpening a knife deputies found him lying face of not breathing he was later pronounce

the problem is you live on the up he westside. this studio is close to trump tower. they have to screen streets. i don't know what's going to happen. but as someone who is in a long distance relationship in d.c. and he's going to go home every weekend. >> i respect this about her. she is a stay at home mom. i knew of it would be six months before we moved our kids to new york to l.a. and i was on a plane every weekend flying back and forth. it sucks, but you have got to keep your kids in a stable a environment. >> she is taking care of her kid and barron comes first. leave melania alone. i have so much respect for her. she knows five languages, she got thrown into his position no one could handle. it's very difficult position. kennedy: is she the first first lady you got turned on by? >> no, i had a thing for barbara. john quincy adams' wife, whee don't know if she posed used in but she is a person who needs to be respected. kennedy: they will treat the white house like a guest house. >> they will hold the important stuff at the white house. but donald trump, he's go

. >>> a dozen more residence on the westside could only watch as their home went up in flames. it happened this afternoon at the kelsey manor apartment on know people were hurt by cat and dog were killed. they know that people are out of a home tonight. >>> if you have ever driven on a shore, a large part building has culture i. the lakeshore powerplant became a symbol of austerity of power in the early 1900s. a piece of cleveland pride. it is closing. we had the opportunity to hi alyssa. >> reporter: this was built in the early 1900s like you said. they decided that it took 60 acres. the first and -- energy before this. spot for me, personally, it was an emotional day when we shall the. we put the final shutdown generator. it was said. it is hard to see it go. >> reporter: he spent more than a decade in the powerplant. he remembers when this place reverberated noise. >> the granting of the call, the steam generating. >> reporter: and when it stopped. >> in 2015. >> reporter: for more than 115 years it powered businesses and homes in cleveland. about 1000 homes and i to shower

neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the mid 60's and milder cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average. ................................ .. shows clear skies after the clouds we had yesterday. we have cooler weather in the wake of that cold front so temps will take a while to recover. we're anticipating our first freeze of the season for some areas in souther nevada. freeze warming. we stay cold and but not under a freeze warning as we get temps we haven't seen since february 7th. ................................ ... ................. tonight expect a low near 40 and chilly as you'll need the jacket tomorrow a.m. winds become less windy as earlier today. tomorrow expect a high in the mid 60's and milder and finally near average for a change. sunny skies continue as we wrap up the workweek. ................................ ... .................. extended forecast shows milder temps into the weekend with more clouds by sunday.

a suspected car thief led police across l-a's westside.. westside..the chase went through the san fernando valley.about an hour later, it all ended dramatically -- in santa clarita, on the freeway. remarkably, the driver appeared ok ...and he was quickly arrested 3 an earthquake centered near one of the world's ?key oil hubs?... has triggered fears that the magnitude five quake ?may have damaged key infrastructure?--- buildings.... in oklahoma. thankfully police say... there have been no serious injuries. officials say.... sunday's quake was felt as far away as iowa, illinois and texas. oklahoma has had thousands of earthquakes in recent years. nearly all have been traced to the underground injection of waste-water left over from oil and gas production. the earthquake was about 25 miles south of where a magnitude ?four-point-three quake?.... forced a shutdown of several wells last week. new this morning...former u-s attorney general janet reno has died... according to her fa. away at her home in miami early this morning... after a 20-year b

a say they are persons of interest in connection with a string of robberies on the westside. again, if you recognize any of these men, call police. holding their food drive. offices will collect nonperishable food items and cash donations and everything brought and will be distributed to local food pantries. >>> more examples of giving back as the indians are teaming up with several organizations to handle things getting meals to visitors at progressive field. serve those meals on the terrace club. the team hosted the event every year. it will get underway later this morning at 11 and go until 3. >>> news 5 is honoring down some heroes that work hard to educate our future leaders. will introduce you to our teacher of the week next.>>> we're still tracking snow on the power5. i will show you the 7-day forecast. i will show you when all of that is coming >>> good morning everyone, yes, the chill is in the air and it will be there throughout your sunday afternoon. we will not warm-up too much. we will see a daytime high of 36 degrees with a feel like temperature in the 20s. we a

you may ha in the westside market, they sa some people park in the lot behind the market don't leave four hours taken up spacece the side petition asking the official to charge the same fee to matter where you park, as fa as price is nothing has been said,fa mike polensek says whatever the cost it can't hurt vendors.m want to make sure that there is a window of free parking for people to go to the marketi , if you don't have a window they that is the biggest fear, making sure the parking situation does not scare away people who shop there on a regular basis. throughout the white house is lobby for the president-elect. >> coming up, donald trump is coming under fire for not is getting mixed reaction, ray tensing accused of shooting and stop last year this month's trial ended after they cannot reach a verdict the prosecutor wants a new trial to be in a different venue, state police union said he had to make a splitic second life or death judgment call , a cincinnati councilwoman is happy that thei will be a continued fight for justice.,ei schoolbus driver in tennessee was speeding it w

we continue live at both the westside location and our esa location and we will surely -- east side location and we will >>> tonight, school bus tragedy. the disturbing record of the driver of a school bus that crashed, killing five children. as our investigation reveals, an alarming number of school bus drivers who may be unfit for the job. >>> travel nightmare. the storms that could make things miserable fo this thanksgiving week. >>> about face. e president-elect backs off his promises to investigate hillary clinton and says the law is on his side, when it comes to conflicts of interest. >>> cancer message. the passionate plea from a hollywood star for men to get the test that may have saved his life. >>> and high honors for an extraordinary group of high achievers. altogether, a

and i knew i loved it is celebrating that he's birthdays concept for the westside of cleveland. li if the fall special because it's aluminum that you can baconll ss is a nice classic gift that you can get toc a 22 years old and2 years old and everyone in betweenyea problem. we have ohio state football birthday is that's a really great opportunity when you address one of our cards he's got that extra touch on thereon we're just proud to be here in cleveland born and raised that happy to be back in cleveland. there are open monday through saturday you can checkt out ther website for extended holiday hours. those refreshments for youro guess what that everyone can enjoyr alcoholic and nonalcoholc pitches you might need all lot civic that's what it's all about. new line it's new day. it's a tequila and brady paste punch.q we also have them apple pieppl we're ready to go here we have dice these things down to get ready to serve. for pull it the ice.rea i cheated a little bit. and a i wasn't real bartender. i'm too scared. something's going to fly off and it's not going to be good. th

the heavy winds on the westside of town this is west 94th an old abandoned factory and winds that they are dealing with that. most of the new closure out in mentor. they are experiencing some power outages please make those four way steps out of been people have been tweeting that there getting dressed in the dark. talking with police they are hoping that it will reopen shortly the only time will tell. a reminder that power is out in some areas in please make those four way investigators are trying to determine is terrorism could be them motive behind monday's horrific attack at the ohio state university think 11 people were injured after a suspect plows his car into the crowd and then slashed his victims with a knife. relay more about the man who is responsible he shot and killed by police jessica dill has more on him and how students are trying to cope today. classes will recent they on campus at this investigation continues. after this. many students are acting to be together. students gathered last night for a prayer vigils on the scene a monday morning's attack the ohio state univ

nippy over there. 38 over on the westside at charleston and 215. but that's the exception of the rule. winds are not a big factor today. 46 currently at the lakes. there are some warmer thermometers. 46 in paradise corridor and 42 in downtown henderson. 42 up in north las vegas at aliante. and batie, sub freezing at 29. driving up the 93, look at that caliente 23. better in piosh. 41 over ton, pahrump, and 43 in and 45 officially for las vegas at the top of the hour. it was 54 in la land. and perch in reno. and 41 up in salt lake. frontal system crossing appalachian mountains and heading northeast. and pretty dry over the hartland. and there is a big low in pacific. trailing frontal system. that's actually we will warm up a bit tomorrow. but some moisture will work in, on monday. at least there is a good chance telling us as you can see. and most of the moisture will be east. but we are looking good right now. with clear skies. and afternoon highs, as you can see, will be generally in the 60s. to the 70s degree mark. so seven-day forecast. let's ta

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average. ................................ ... .............. shows clear skies after the clouds we had yesterday. we have cooler weather in the wake of that cold front so temps will take a while to recover. we're anticipating our first freeze of the season for some areas in souther nevada. freeze alerts have been issued but las vegas not under that freeze warming. we stay cold and but not under a freeze warning as we get temps we haven't seen since february 7th. ................................ ... ................. tomorrow a.m. winds become more light breezes tonight and less windy as earlier today. tomorrow expect a high in the mid 60's and milder and finally near average for a change. sunny skies continue as we wrap up the workweek. ................................ ... .................. extended forecast shows

. >> [ video playback ] >> westside residents scared and frustrated as more victims become victims of carjackings. spoke to one man who became a victim of a hijacking last week. 17 cars have been stolen on the >> reporter: that is what police tell us. the majority of those incidents happened in the last week one of them on west 77th street. we spoke to a resident who says 2 meant approached him in broad daylight just as he was about to pick up his granddaughter from school. >> they said you want your life for your car? i let them take the car. >> jesus too frightened to show his face but bold enough was last monday when 2 men approached him in his driveway and asked for the time. as soon as he gave them the time, one of them pulled a gun on him and demanded that he get out of the car. he says he scrambled out, ran into his house and had his wife call 911. in the at times appear sped away with his 2004 weight vehicle saver. he has not seen it since. jesus certainly isn't alone. is happening all over the west side in recent weeks, west 89, west 82nd, nicholas and denison avenue. detecti

is on fox8 >> may well free parking may soon be a thing of the past for visitors heading to the westside market. this is on her say some people parked in a lot behind the market and don't leave four hours taking up valuable space or that's why they signed a petition asking city officials to charge the same feesi no matr when you part. nothing has been determined. liter say it has to be a rate that doesn't hurt businesses. >> with a 100 trees and a lot of snow is taking over the casino t as part of the holidays at the higby.as the theme this year is jack fostered their tree decorating slots and custom design archways to featuring garlin and twinkly lights.fe the casino is honoring the original higby department storec with christmas trees and photos from the original building. the decorations will be up to the holidays and into january. thank you for joining us. weather and traffic every eight minutes just had. >> a bettereaht if there is we d for a true tgh for a true tv legend. dick goddard sendoff as he begins his retirement. >> where he said all kinds of toys and gift cards to make s c

mahoney from westside division called, captain. some kid was just busted for shoplifting at the mall. yeah, so? t these shades? maybybyou lost your old watch also? and lifted a rolex to replace it? no, i don't think so, captain. the watch is mine. you got a receipt? i bought it on the street. okay, it's not my watch. it's my father's. at, lane-- a bmw, right? yeah. handle pretty well? yeah. how is it compared to, say... the porsche 944 turbo that was stolen? look-- captain fuller, we both know i'll pay a fine and gogoight on living the kind of lifestyle that you only see in pictures. and wait for my father's attorney to arrive? jeez, you know, i wish you were my kid, lane. yeah? yeah. you wouldn't smile for a week. if i was your kid, i'd be living in a house the size of my game room. to lane's father. anything stolen shshed up on these reports? that's the weird part. as far as we can tell none of this stuff made it to the street. maybe this guy's a nonprofit thief. or he doesn't know how to get rid of it. we need a way to force som

on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average. ................................ ... .................. satellite and radar composite shows clear skies after the clouds we had yesterday. we have cooler weather in the wake of that cold front so temps will take a while to recover. we're anticipating our first freeze of the season for some freeze alerts have been issued but las vegas not under that freeze warming. we stay cold and but not under a freeze warning as we get temps we haven't seen since february 7th. ................................ ... ................. tonight expect a low near 40 and chilly as you'll need the jacket tomorrow a.m. winds become more light breezes tonight and less windy as earlier today. tomorrow expect a high in the mid 60's and milder and finally near average for a change. sunny skies continue as we wrap up the ... ..................

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. >> more than 100 of the vendors here at the westside market have signed this petition urging the city for a badly needed reduction in rent. it's friday afternoon at >> it's -- it's terrible. >> it's supposed to be a busy day. >> yes it's an emergency. >> for dozens of vendors business is down 40%, 50%, 60% in the past several months. >> if i was gambling with your job how would you feel? >> the president says land spikes and closed parking lots have hit vendors like vince's meats hard. >> some people have jobs. >> we're nearly 60% down. everybody loves our product but they can't get in here. >> jeff owner of the juice garden says there's not enough parking even though the city added 128 additional spots. >> i don't think any of us felt we were going to be down this long or they were going to shut down so much of the lot. >> he says the explosion of the new businesses around the market has blocked shoppers that even 300 additional parking spots wouldn't be enough. >> there's no way. oh no, we need 500600 spots. >> some say a represent reduction is needed for survival. >> you don't rais

monday, you could pick any one of them to park, and that's when the city said this parking lot at the westside market will be completely open. you can signed kind of see that they have signed blocking this side off, where are there are people parking on the other side in these newly created spaces. earlier this afternoon, they finished painting the lines. this project has been taking 8 months. they're a little ahead of schedule. they said they've had everything open by december reconfigured the lots and creating more than 100 additional spaces. i spoke to a few vendors in the west side market who couldn't wait to to get the word out about this. >> it's ban long struggle for the last 8 months, but we smiled through, and it we're ready. >> so nice to have a place for our customers to come to again. >> they have been asking and weighting and juggling, and parking out miles away. lot being free. as of right now, it is, but i won't be for long. no word yet on when parking attendants will start charging, but they are still trying to figure out those details, like how much, when they'll start chargin

and milder on the east side of town where we're lower in elevation and obviously cooler for the westside near the mountain where wind barreling through. regional temps also stayed chilly this morning and not too much of a warm up as well today as most of the state stayed below average. ................................ ... .................. satellite and radar composite we have cooler weather in the wake of that cold front so temps will take a while to recover. we're anticipating our first freeze of the season for some areas in souther nevada. freeze alerts have been issued but las vegas not under that freeze warming. we stay cold and but not under a freeze warning as we get temps we haven't seen since february 7th. ................................ ... ................. tonight expect a low near 40 and chilly as you'll need the jacket tomorrow a.m. winds become more light breezes tonight and less windy as earlier today. tomorrow expect a high in the mid 60's and milder and finally near average for a change. sunny skies continue as we wrap up the workweek. ................................

he's a first >> reporter: today as the family paid him a visit at the upper westside firehouse, reflected on what touched him the most. >> i never had it happen. the mother called me the next day and she couldn't stop thanking me. she was calling me an angel. i said, ma'am, i'm not an angel. i only did what my heart told me to do and what i was trained to muncie uses his vacuum to create designs on rugs. he said it gives students something to smile about. he does everything from spongebob with his vacuum. he said his carpet art only takes place at the school. at home, he has hardwood floors. >>> she lost both of her legs at birth. becoming a gymnast. she joined the program with the help of her parents. even though she was scared at first, once she realized how good she was, all of the fear melted. >> autumn is very, very strong-minded and loves to prove people wrong. >> what's the biggest thing you learned from her? >> to be brave. >> autumn's parents say she gets better each day and wants to compete nationally. facebook by liking our page especially when you know of something like that t

totals we got our airports in from alan we had readings in the foothills downpours portal on the westside of town closer to the foothills the higher terrain from four to 8 inches mounted in that same category. up and down the metro area. longmont down to castle rock anywhere from two to 4 inches these your pores came in early in the evening those numbers gone up. down south and castle rock we got some reports around highlands ranch on 4 inches of snow by the way denver did get reporting in 710th of an inch of snow this is not is the latest date in history. tonight the roads are icing up because these temperatures everything below freezing as you head south the readings are in the low 20s. these numbers have been really been all evening when that sunset it didn't take long for wet pavement to eyes over quickly mark one stroller was out and the pinpoint weather he's been keeping an eye not only the snow but the roads. that's exactly what happened we had snow for the better part of the day through 11:00 o'clock in the afternoon 12:00 o'clock all the way through this evening really didn't sta

i know our law enforcement agencies sound like gangs in a bootleg westside story but we like it.es us feel at home. it's not only great for intimidating your rivals, it's also good because it distracts the people from the problems you're having. i'm not saying donald trump will do that. but if he does, you guys owe me 20, all right? for everything that you look at, zuma and trump even feel the same way about the media. >> even the media, they think they know me better. no, the people of this country know me better than they do. >> and the media are a mong the most dishonest people anywhere at anytime, but they can't stop us. >> they've tried to tell people how useless this man is. >> they write lies, they write false stories, they know they're false, it makes no difference. >> that's the problem of the media, and whoever else is behind the media. >> the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing completely false allegations and outright lies -- >> trevor: it's exactly the same. it's almost like when they leave the house, melania is like, okay, donald, i do michelle's ones,