d-a wolfson says it was enough to definetly impair her driving. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas today holloways attorneys asked for more time reviewing the evidence and new charges... the judge accepted their request. holloway is expected back in court on february 4th. a jury is deliberating whether or not a former las vegas pastor is guilty of sexually assaulting girls and women from his church. otis holland was arrested in december of 2010. prosecutors said he met with victims in private and pretended he was counseling them. the defense argues the victims were scorned by holland and jealous to be sharing his attention. now... just today five new charges were filed against holland. the prosecution says the youngest victim in this new case is younger than ten years old. film themselves. a downtown bar is looking to expand but some of their neighbors are being less than supportive atomic liquors has been in re open on east fremont street for about 2 years, they asked the city for permission to build a restaurant next door.

district attorney steve wolfson says he's happy with the plea agreement... because stokes will never get out of prison. " steve wolfson- this is what i would call las vegas justice we have great lawyers in my office the defendants lawyers did a good job but the bottom line is this woman did a horrendous thing she will never get out of prison and thats what justice is district attorney wolfson says he he worked alongside the family of jade morris throughout the plea deal and says they were happy with the outcome. another part of stokes' agreement is that she waived all of her rights to an appeal... reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. in total - stokes pleaded guilty to five charges... kidnapping... murder.. burglary... attempted murder and mayhem - all with a deadly weapon. bail has been set for a metro police officer facing domestic violence charges. james burt's bail is set at 75- thousand dollars as a result of an incident that occured late monday night at his valley home fox5's les krifaton joins us live from outside the clark count

but multiple sources familiar with the story told to the i-team that wolfson got an earful about much more. boulder city officials continue to claim that police administrator conger did the right thing when he allowed mary jo frazier to retire rather than face criminal charges. in april of 2015, conger was told about widespread problems at the animal shelter by animal control employee ann inabnitt. a police investigation identified 91 dogs and cats that had been euthanized by frazier without waiting the required 5 days or getting an outside vet to sign off. documents obtained by the i-team show the actual number of suspicious euthanizations is closer to 1300. the city to be embarrassed and decided on his own the case would be tough to prove in court. however, the da was told last week that ann inabnitt initially warned conger about problems at the shelter a full year earlier, in april 2014. in that instance, inabnitt was upset when frazier allegedly came into the shelter with a dog owned by her ex husband. tom finn/former boulder city police chief: mary jo came into the shelter on her

appeared in court wednesday to face a total of 71 felony charges brought by district attorney steve wolfson. if she was found guilty and they ran together shed be looking at a lot of years in prison she of years in prison i feel like she got what she got coming to her its definetly what she deserved for what she did a witness described seeing people flying like pieces of paper. holloways oldest victim was around 60 years old... the youngest hurt was 11. she was arrested about a mile away. nats"lakeisha holloway case number -----" the victims of the deadly assault say holloway isn't the only one dealing with the memories of that night... i still have dreams actually i guess itd be nightmares i have dreams where im in the one in a car and things are going out of control district attorney steve wolfson says at the time of the lakeisha holloway had marijuana in her system and says it was definetly enough to impair her. she's going to be back in court on february 4th. cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas there is still no clear motive for the crash. if convicted on than a thousand years in

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this happened before wolfson was elected district attorney in 20- 12. during jury selection, langford read a long lost of potential witnesses who may be called to the stand. among them are law enforcement and three of holland's alledged victims. the youngest one is now 12 years old. defense attorney, carmine colucci, told potential jurors his client has pleaded not guilty to all charges including sexual assault of a minor under the age of 16....and lewdness. he also named one witness who may be called to testify. colucci did not specify if holland will be taking the stand. but prosecutor langford believes the defendant will testify in his own defense. ((karen castro)) jury selection will resume tomorrow. opening statements are expected to begin on wednesday at the very latest. the trial is expected to last about a week. if convicted, holland faces life reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) > taking action. ((paula francis)) how president obama plans to close what many call a "loophole".. which is the lack of background checks

last week, boulder city detectives met with clark county district attorney steve wolfson to hand over a criminal affadavit naming mary jo frazier, former manager of boulder city animal control, on 37 felony counts of animal cruelty. but multiple sources familiar with the story told to the i-team that wolfson got an earful about much more. boulder city officials continue to claim that police administrator conger did the right thing when he allowed mary in april of 2015, conger was told about widespread problems at the animal shelter by animal control employee ann inabnitt. a police investigation identified 91 dogs and cats that had been euthenized by frazier without waiting the required 5 days or getting an outside vet to sign off. documents obtained by the i-team show the actual number of suspicious euthenizations is closer to 1300. conger reportedly didn't want the city to be embarrassed and decided on his own the case court. however, the da was told last week that ann inabnitt initially warned conger about problems at the shelter a full year earlier, in april 2014. in that instance,

but multiple sources familiar with the story told to the i-team that wolfson got an earful about much more. boulder city officials continue to claim that police administrator conger did the right thing when he allowed mary jo frazier to retire rather than face criminal charges. in april of 2015, conger was told about widespread problems at the animal shelter by animal control employee ann inabnitt. a police investigation identified 91 dogs and cats that had been euthanized by frazier without waiting the required 5 days or getting an outside vet to sign off. documents obtained by the i-team show the actual number of suspicious euthanizations is closer to 1300. conger reportedly didn't want the city to be embarrassed and decided on his own the case however, the da was told last week that ann inabnitt initially warned conger about problems at the shelter a full year earlier, in april 2014. in that instance, inabnitt was upset when frazier allegedly came into the shelter with a dog owned by her ex husband. tom finn/former boulder city police chief: mary jo came into the shelter on her day

clark county d-a steve wolfson filed new felony charges against holloway - including 30 counts of attempted murder - bringing the total to 71. a judge set a court date for february 4-th her attorney says she plans to plead not guilty. the nevada taxicab authority may be losing its authority in its future. a new audit says its cheating tens of millions of dollars from passengers. fox 5's ophelia young is live - from the taxi pickup area - at mccarran international airport. in this report auditors claim - riders are paying as much as 47 million dollars too much for their rides - and they blame the board members of the taxicab authority. the report criticizes decisions they've made in recent card fee- saying clark county is one of a few places that has one at all. they also go into a decision to reallocate a fuel surcharge. the authority approved temporarily raising mileage rates when gas prices went up. when gas prices dropped - the report says they somehow found a way to keep the surcharge. "what they actually did was take about half and put it into the permanent rate so part of that 20 cent

district attorney steve wolfson says her sentences will run together without the possibility of parole... we have new information on a a metro police officer accused of battery. we now know that officer was fired years ago for a similar incident with his ex wife. that came out in court today when he appeared to face allegations by his current girlfriend. fox5's les the clark county detention center to tell us what happened... and how he was after his 2011 arrest. history played a part in today's court appearance when a past arrest for domestic violence was brought up. burt's attorney argued that had nothing to do with this latest incident, the d.a. argued otherwise cuffed to his sides and wearing leg irons one of metro's own appeared in court...on the charges connected to domestic dispute. how do you plead to those charges? not guilty your honor. according to the arrest report james burt a veteran metro officer got into an argument with his live in girlfriend. she told arresting officers when she tried to leave burt dragged her out of her car into the house injuring her neck and bruisi

clark county d-a steve wolfson filed new felony charges against holloway - including 30 counts of attempted murder - bringing the total to 71. a judge set a court date for february 4-th her attorney says she plans to plead not guilty. joe abood / deputy public defender "we've got a client who's in a very difficult mental state that we have to pay attention to, there's a lot more information coming." the attorney says holloway has been taken off suicide watch - but remains in jail. prosecyutors say marijuana was in her system at the time of the crash. holloway told investigators that the influence of drugs or alcohol. a federal trial date has been set for a las vegas man accused of posting facebook threats to harm president obama. court records show the jury trial for tyrone paul ponthieux is scheduled for april 18. in june - he pleaded not guilty in u-s district court on charges that he made threats against the president - in addition to drug charges. he's accused of posting a message in 2014 for people to get guns and shoot congressmen, senators and the president - and to use a wood- the j

steve wolfson- this was a very very ugly heinous needless killing of a 10 year old girl not to mention the slashing and mayhem of the adult woman terrence- its always going to be apart of my life i dont think there was enough justice for the morris family... brenda stokes took one of the best things in their life... and no prison sentence.... can ever make it right terence we still suffer today so much (sobs) and i just want her to know that she took away gods gift... gods gift to the world brenda williams told me she talked to her son philip, thats jade's father, she says her son was in tears because he was upset that stokes was never going to face the death penalty. cyndi lundeberg fox vegas. with the plea agreement brenda stokes will not be elligible for parole... and can never appeal. she will be formally sentenced march 9th. a suspect is behind bars this morning in connection with a deadly shooting back in october. that's when metro police found a man dead from gunshot wounds at an apartment complex near lake mead and torrey pines. 24-year-old "jimmy robinson" was arrested near ri

jim: tracy wolfson, you're down there. take it away. tracy: that's right, jim. i'm here with big ben and ben, first let me start with that right shoulder. can you tell us what's going on right now with that injury? ben: we won the game. that's all that matters. tracy: why did i know you were going to say that? let's go through there final drive. the fumble when you think the game might be over and the penalties and all the emotion and the rain and oh, by the way, you're playing with one shoulder. have you ever been through a game like this? ben: it's an emotional football game. emotional football players, emotional playoffs, everything. i'm just so proud of everybody that played and stepped up. the fans and jordan and everybody. the o-line did great and i'm just happy for this team. we got a win, that's all that matters. tracy: how confident are you now that you'll face the broncos next week that you'll be able to play? ben: we won in game, i'm happy. tracy: appreciate, congratulations. jim: mike tomlin just came to get him off the field and we'll have a rematch

steve wolfson, clark county district attorney "i had to appoint a deputy district attorney about a year ago to specialize in the prosecution of animal abusers and i'm sorry to say she's a busy prosecutor." with more than 10- thousand adoptions last year, the intention is to continue to give all animals forever homes. just in the half hour i've been here i've been able to touch about a dozen animals. none of them were them were anything but wanting to go home. christine maddela fox5 local las vegas>> the animal foundation also launched a website to increase transparency and allow the public to track the progress of the program. we have a link posted with this story on our website, fox5 vegas dot com. now fox weather 24/7 with cassandra jones good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. the warming continues for us today through saturday with mid to upper 60s expected. saturday afternoon we'll see southwest gusts to 35 mph with increasing clouds. area showers rain is expected on sunday with the best chance being in the afternoon. we'll see a high of just 57 degrees on sunday. sunday will a

you said it, gary kubiak's words to tracy wolfson, that was a quick turnaround. putting him in this position >> jim: again, big nod to gary kubiak who was decisive. you could say, well osweiler has had good performances, 4-2. he had averaged over 300 yards over the last three games. >> phil: right. >> jim: but kubiak says, you know what, after that fumble which had nothing to do with osweiler, it was anderson fumbling on the second play of the third quarter, he said we're going the make a change here. and has changed the culture of the offense. >> phil: that's exactly right. looks fresh, looks like he's rested. >> jim: mike mccoy is out there to check on his player. >> phil: he's walking off which is great. >> jim: let's get back to what they're going to face. it's going to be fourth and six. san diego, with two time-outs. stevie johnson is inactive, malcolm floyd knocked out of the all you have left are herndon, first year player, williams a rookie who caught an 80-yard touchdown for his first nfl catch. >> phil: well, what you have is antonio gates and danny wo

clark county d-a steve wolfson filed new felony charges against holloway - including 30 counts of attempted murder - bringing the total to 71. a judge set a court date for february 4-th her attorney says she plans to plead scott coffee / deputy public defender "she's doing better, she's still guarded, there are some concerns about her mental condition. she was in that 24 hour watch situation for weeks wich is highly unusual in my experience. there were concerns about her mental health, there are still concerns, but she's stableized." prosecutors say marijuana was in her system at the time of the crash. holloway told investigators that she was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. fixing one of the valley's busy roads is a priority this year.. it was for the racetrack road improvement project in henderson. city officials kicked off a 7- point-3 million dollar project that includes replacing or resurfacing racetrack road from boulder highway to athens avenue. it's being paid for at the gas pump.. called fuel revenue indexing. henderson city councilwoman debra march said it's calculated

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown pl

appeared in court wednesday to face a total of 71 felony charges brought by district attorney steve wolfson. if she was found guilty and they ran together shed be looking at a lot of years in prison she is looking at a lot of years in prison i feel like she got what she got coming to her its definetly what she deserved for what she did a witness described seeing people flying like pieces of paper. holloways oldest victim was around 60 years old... the youngest hurt was 11. she was arrested about a mile away. nats"lakeisha holloway case deadly assault say holloway isn't the only one dealing with the memories of that night... i still have dreams actually i guess itd be nightmares i have dreams where im in the one in a car and things are going out of control lakeisha holloway is back in court on february 4th... at that point her attorneys say her preliminary hearing may be scheduled. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local a motive for why holloway may have done this remains unclear. according to holloways arrest police that just she had been trying to sleep in her car with her daughte

steve wolfson, clark county district attorney "i had to appoint a deputy district attorney about a year ago to specialize in the prosecution of animal abusers and i'm sorry to say with more than 10- thousand adoptions last year, the intention is to continue to give all animals forever homes. just in the half hour i've been here i've been able to touch about a dozen animals. none of them were aggressive. none of them were anything but wanting to go home. the animal foundation also launched a website to increase transparency and allow the public to track the progress of the program. we'll have a link posted with this story on our website, fox5 vegas dot com. americans are finding more creative ways to make a living... beyond the typical 40 hour work- week. for the first time in a decade... the u-s department of labor will try to figure out how many people work an "in demand" job... something we see a lot of in las vegas. these jobs include gigs like being an uber driver, selling things on ebay or other sites, or renting out rooms for travelers. the last time the government collected this

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the sppd and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. 's got 100 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, inn your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's'sough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jijiirst and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to bryant. hill is

steve wolfson, clark county district attorney "i had to appoint a deputy district attorney about a year ago to specialize in the prosecution of animal abusers and i'm sorry to say she's a busy prosecutor." with more than 10- thousand adoptions last year, the intention is to continue to give all animals forever homes. just in the half hour i've been here i've been able to touch about a dozen animals. none of them were aggressive. none of but wanting to go home. the animal foundation also launched a website to increase transparency and allow the public to track the progress of the program - at mission impossible 2020 dot vegas. we'll have a link posted with this story on our website, fox5 vegas dot com. toss to weather the warm up for us from thursday through saturday is on track with mid to upper 60s expected. saturday afternoon we'll see southwest gusts to 25 mph with increasing clouds. area showers are expected on sunday with the best chance being in the afternoon. we'll see a high of just 58 degrees on sunday. sunday will also keep the chance of showers for at least the first half of

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of f e most physical gamam you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. i want to go one time moreack to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. . it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one bryant. hill is a little gimpy after that. phil: we saw how the defen

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to bryan

steve wolfson- this was a very very ugly heinous needless killing of a 10 year old girl not to mention the slashing and mayhem of the adult woman terrence- its always going to be apart of my life i dont think there was enough justice for the morris family... brenda stokes took one of the best things in their life... and no prison sentence.... can ever make it right terence we still suffer today so much (sobs) and i just want her to away gods gift... gods gift to the world part of brenda stokes plea agreement is she will not be elligible for parole... and can never appeal. she will be formally sentenced march 9th. reproting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. brenda stokes also had a history of violence before the murder... in missippi she attacked a former lover with a razor blade... but charges were never filed. in 2001 stokes was charged after hitting her supervisor over the head wit a hot coffee pot after a job performance meeting at mccarran international airport. the case was dropped after stokes completed counseling. solar customers and employees aren't the only ones

you said it, gary kubiak's words to tracy wolfson, that was a quick turnaround. putting him in this position right now. >> jim: again, big nod to gary kubiak who was decisive. had good performances, 4-2. he had averaged over 300 yards over the last three games. >> phil: right. >> jim: but kubiak says, you know what, after that fumble which had nothing to do with osweiler, it was anderson fumbling on the second play of the third quarter, he said we're going the make a change here. and has changed the culture of the offense. >> phil: that's exactly right. looks fresh, looks like he's rested. >> jim: mike mccoy is out there to check on his player. >> phil: he's walking off which is great. >> jim: let's get back to what they're going to face. it's going to be fourth and six. san diego, with two time-outs. stevie johnson is inactive, malcolm floyd knocked out of the game, inman out for this play. all you have left are herndon, first year player, williams a rookie who caught an 80-yard touchdown for his first nfl >> phil: well, what you have is antonio gates and danny

the sena children reached out to district attorney steve wolfson in a nearly 700- word letter... asking his office to back off deborah and terri sena. in the letter... they say they're now aged 17- to- 25 and -quote- "we understand what is going on and what went on in our lives. we know we are victims of christopher sena. we know our mothers were also victims of christopher sena." they go on to say sena used their mothers for three reasons... to - quote- "satisfy his perverted desires, to make videos that he could use as blackmail against our mothers, and ultimately to try to get our mothers thrown in prison if our father was ever caught." the four ended the letter with -quote- "we ask that you help us get our mothers back. then we will help you make sure that our father dies in prison." we reached out to the d-a's office to comment on the letter... they've yet to get back to us./// ((dave courvoisier)) > we're learning more tonight about the oakland raiders and their possible bid to move the team patrick walker explains what we know so far about the chances of landing the n-f-l

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most phil: it was a great physical cobtest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to bryant. hill is

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown pl

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touch

by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to bry

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beat

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to brya

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beat

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to brya

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were ferocious. and then, of course, got a lot jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their cornerback who's been in and out with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to hi

jim: the nfl on cbs is sponsored by -- jim: jim nantz, phil simms, tracy wolfson, mike carey. in what's been one of the most physical games you'll ever see. phil: it was a great physical contest for a lot of the game. it was fun to watch, the speed and the defenses, they were and then, of course, got a lot of side action to go with it. jim: mccarron to him. he's got room. he's got 10 and the first down. i want to go one time more back to the roethlisberger play where he was sacked by burfict and just ask you was this, in your mind, a legal tackle. phil talked about the rule. let's bring in mike carey. mike: yes, this is definitely a legal tackle. it's rough but he didn't lift him up and stuff him. as a matter of fact, ben was a runner at that point, remember. he was scrambling. phil: the rule was instituted in 1995. jim: first and 10 for mccarron. dumps it off underneath and hill races out for another 13. bernard is not coming back we've been told. he's out for the game. so is dre kirkpatrick, their with injuries and was the one beaten on the touchdown play to bryant. hill is

steve wolfson, clark county district attorney "i had to appoint a deputy district attorney about a year ago to specialize in the prosecution of animal abusers and i'm sorry to say she's a busy prosecutor." with more than 10- thousand adoptions last year, the intention is to continue to give all animals forever homes. just in the half hour i've been here i've been able to touch about a dozen animals. none of them were aggressive. none of them were anything but wanting to go home. christine maddela fox5 local las vegas>> the animal foundation also launched a website to increase transparency and allow the public to track the progress of the we have a link to the website posted on our website, fox5 vegas dot com just clink on this story. the rebel basketball team has already proved they can lose to anyone in the mountain west... last night they proved they could beat anyone too... the boys had a big night. a very strong boise state team was in town... it wasn't looking great for the rebels... boise led by 8 points at the half... that's when patrick mccaw took over... the rebels shooting gua

steve wolfson- this was a very very ugly heinous needless killing of a 10 year old girl not to mention the slashing and mayhem of the adult woman terrence- its always going to be apart of my life i dont think there was enough justice for the morris family... brenda stokes took one of the best things in their life... and no prison sentence.... can ever make it right terence we still suffer today so much (sobs) and i just want her to know that she took away gods gift... gods gift to the world abby theodros, fox5 local las vegas>> as part of brenda as part of brenda stokes plea agreement, she will not be eligible for parole... and can never appeal the ruling. she will be formally sentenced march 9th. a scary scene in florida after a passenger train collides with an s-u-v. authorities say it happened late last night in jacksonville. police say the s- u-v was illegally stopped on the tracks when it was hit. the driver of the s-u-v died. no one on the train was injured. amtrak says the lights and crossing arms were operating properly at the time. the cause of the crash remains under investig

shannon wolfson reports. (nats) "i go through the neighborhood "free food. we got free food!" lola stephens-bell has been delivering free meals to struggling families for more than 30 years. nats - come get free food! when a car and a van truckk, that what iithought i searching, lola finally found a mini-bus on craigslist. but when word spread "oh my god look". (claps) tyson foods donated a warmers, and just about everything#lola needs to to make her job easier. a gift those who east austin resident) and everybody doesn't just mean her neighborhood. (sot: lola stephens, owner, nubian queen) "and we're touching every person that we can in every okay until i know that the word is heard. that we've got to take care of each other." and everybody doesn't "and we're touching every person that we can in every okay until i know that the word is heard. that 've got to take people the world a president has to grapple with, sometis you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and gir

. >> one of the lawyers who appealed his sentence is joanne wolfson with a reputation of taking on lost causes. the appeal was denied. but she says stephen miller is no sherlock holmes. she said bailey was an easy target. >> he didn't solve anything. there's no solution here. no, there isn't. he said i pick you. you are a bad man. you're a bad man, you're a bad man times ten. therefore, you killed. >> did you kill helen brach? >> definitely not. >> meet richard bailey. do you know who did? >> no. >> the man stephen miller called a truly evil man and a master criminal. i'm the only one they could come after because i sold a couple of horses to women. >> you are not saying you didn't swindle women. >> no. i swindled women, yes. >> the ladies were not buying horses. the ladies were buying richard. there are women who wanted his attention. they would buy whatever he was selling. it is not unusual. he's not a killer. he is a purveyor. >> did you get basically a life sentence for selling people bum horses? >> that's what it boils down to. yes. >> but you didn't kill anybody? >> definitely not

jim: tracy wolfson, you're down there. take it away. tracy: that's right, jim. i'm here with big ben and ben, first let me start with that right shoulder. can you tell us what's going on right now with that injury? ben: we won the game. that's all t`at matters. tracy: why did i know you were going to say that? let's go through there final drive. the fumble when you think the game might be over and the penalties and all the emotion and the rain and oh, by the way, you're playing with one should. have you ever been through a game like this? ben: it's an emotional football game. emotional football players, emotional playoffs, everything. i'm just so proud of everybody that played and stepped up. the fans and jordan and everybody. the o-line did great and i'm we got a win, that's all that matters. tracy: how confident are you now that you'll face the broncos next week that you'll be able to play? ben: we won in game, i'm happy. tracy: appreciate, ngratulations. jim: mike tomlin just came to get him off the field and we'll have a rematch in denver next week on a game

steve wolfson- this was a very very ugly heinous needless killing of a 10 year old girl not to mention the slashing and mayhem of the adult woman terrence- its always going to be apart of my life i dont think there was enough justice for the morris family... brenda stokes took one of the best things in their life... and no prison sentence.... can ever make it right terence we still suffer today so much (sobs) and i just want her to away gods gift... gods gift to the world brenda williams... tells me today she spoke to her son phillip... jades father... she says he was in tears because stokes was never going to face the death penalty for the crime. williams also tells me after stokes killed her granddaughter... she came looking for her... ill have those details at 11. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox 5 news local las vegas. stokes will be formally charged on march 9th. a metro police officer-- facing domestic violence charges... make a court appearance. bail was set at 75 thousand dollars for james burt. burt is charged with kidnapping in the first degree and battery after a physical

shannon wolfson has her story. << (nats) "i go through the neighborhood blowing the horn" (nats) "free food. we got free food!" lola stephens-bell has been delivering free meals to struggling families for more than 30 years. during that time, she opened up her own restaurant. nats - come get free food! when a car and a van weren't reliable for her special deliveries, something told her to keep looking. (sot: lola stephens, owner, nubian queen) "i needed one of them moving eded. one day god w we me up in the middle of the night. he said you need a bus." after searching, lola finally found a mini- bus on craigslist. but when word spread about her good deeds, she got an unexpected surprise. (nats) "oh my god look". (claps) tyson foods donated a bigger bus, part of its commitment to stop hunger. the new ride has a sink, warmers, and just about everything lola needs to to make her job easier. a gift those who know her welelsay she deserves. (sot: kennath craddock, east austin residenen "she's always been like this ry nice andd sweet loving person care about everybody." and everybody doesn't

steve wolfson, "i had to appoint a deputy district attorney about a year ago to specialize in the prosecution of animal abusers and i'm sorry to say she's a busy prosecutor." with more than 10- thousand adoptions last year, the intention is to continue to give all animals forever homes. just in the half hour i've been here i've been able to touch about a dozen animals. none of them were aggressive. none of them were anything but wanting to go home. the animal foundation also launched a website to increase transparency and allow the public to track the progress of the program - at mission impossible 2020 dot vegas. we'll have a link posted with this story on our website, fox5 vegas dot com. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty the warm up for us from thursday through saturday is on track with mid to upper 60s southwest gusts to 25 mph with increasing clouds. area showers are expected on sunday with the best chance being in the afternoon. we'll see a high of just 58 degrees on sunday. sunday will also feature gusts to 25 mph at times. we keep the chance of showers for at le

doctors at wolfson children's hospital celebrated the babies in may and they have been in the hospital ever since. at first doctors were not sure the boys would get to go home because that a low chance of surviving separation. >> we definitely had our downs and we also had our ups. there are certain things we struggled through and, but the boys are fighters. they made it through everything so far. >> connor is set to go home for carter may have to have another surgery. parents have a crib waiting for >>> the government has issued another warning of the popular hoverboards. the new call to stop selling them and what you should always have handy if you ride one. >>> 9 investigates the deep into a plant governor scott announced saving you from price gouging >>> gusty winds with showers and storms. going over that on future track but windy and colder most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, y