latoya silmon. now that family wants their stuff back. kelsey thomas is live and this was all caught on camera, right? >> reporter: it was. this one will have you shaking your head. now empty. but here's the thing -- the thieves were caught on a camera inhidden inside of this nifty doorbell. >> you're a mean one, mr. grinch. you really are a he'll -- >> they are real-live grinches. >> reporter: southern highlands on a tuesday afternoon. >> i was infuriated. cheer. >> santa is right here and has a wide angle view. >> reporter: a hidden camera shows the burglary play out in realtime. >> two gentlemen. just kingly come -- quickly came into my yard and ripped out mickey and minnie. >> reporter: watch minnie being drug away. fame they want. ? >> reporter: okay. so ashley filed a police report. but she says she has no plans to replace her christmas display. she really is hoping that somebody will return her mickey and minnie. reporting live in southern highlands, kelsey thomas, news 3. >> i hope they return it as well. thank you. >>> a $3,000 r

i'm latoya silmon. >> i'm reed cowan. it turns out this is not her first dui. kelsey thomas is live where the crash happened. kelsey? >> reporter: well, reed, we're at charleston and las vegas boulevard. las vegas police say that this woman should have never been behind the wheel when she came up over the curb onto the sidewalk, slamming into this wall here behind us. they say she was driving with a the crash, so intense, so sudden, chris barel's girlfriend never made it out. he's still recovering with broken bones. the two blindsided six days ago when police say andrea corbani veered off the road on the sidewalk while they were sitting on a wall. a newly-released report says when the cops showed up, the woman put the keys in the leave. police say she admitted to drinking yeager bombs at the palm's casino and pulled down her pants and peaked in the patrol car. >> they have things like lyft and stuff. i don't know why you couldn't pick up the phone and call somebody. >> reporter: police say her driver's licenses with revoked in june. and she should have never be

i'm latoya silmon. >> i'm reed cowan. kelsey thomascy thomas looks at the recruitment tactics. >> recruitment for new officers kicking into high gear for metro, these officers will be tasked with keeping the strip this is just the beginning. tough training that ends with this. the pinning of the badge. but filling the ranks these days is a little tougher. metro needs almost 300 new officers. >> and it's challenging. >> reporter: rocky officers entering a new world where police are under attack. >> we'll be burying one of our own. >> man is in custody accused of shooting and killing a san antonio police officer on sunday. murdered just doing his job. detective marconi one of three officers shot that day. of the nearly 300 new metro strip. the uniformed officers who patrol the strip every day try to stay one step ahead of the criminals, prostitutes and conartists all working the busy boulevard. >> conartists, felons and unable to get jobs. >> reporter: 152 murders so far this year in las vegas. >> every one of those cases i

i'm latoya silmon. >> i'm reed cowan. tonight we're getting a first look at the man police say is responsible. kelsey thomas has tragic top story. >> reporter: just a few feet from the busy roadway, friends and family are out here tonight leaving candles and flowers for two brothers who were inseparable. they were only a year apart. tonight their mother is offering up a story of love -- love and loss. sharithea everett says her life is destroyed, knowing her two sons are never coming home. way to get me a birthday gift. >> reporter: robert sean roberts and jermaine asher were killed in a violent car crash in the northwest valley over the weekend. police say the brothers made an illegal u-turn and 25-year-old willie wortham was speeding and driving drunk when he slammed into them. >> this animal, who have no regard for no one's safety. >> reporter: new numbers from the department of public safety show drunk driving crashes are up 10% county. but aaron brien who dedicated her life to making our roads safer says the number i

. >> i'm latoya silmon. it's our top story tonight and news 3's antonio castelan has been on the scene all day hearing from investigators about the chaos. >> reporter: the paris hotel & casino has been shut down. no one has any idea when power will be back. it's been a very frustrating day for hotel guests. >> all of the lights are off. just after the lights went outat the paris. >> we thought it was temporary. they wouldn't let anybody deal any words or do anything. my friend was sitting at a slot machine and had a thousand dollars in there and waiting for two hours. >> reporter: clark county firefighters say a contractor working in the paris basement cut a main power line leading to the power outage. firefighters needed to rescue 11 people from five differen paris hotel & casino. linda from new york was one of the guests who found herself stuck in an elevator. >> going down the stairs and then it was all black. i couldn't see anything. and then i don't know what happened. >> reporter: steve wilson from los

. >> i'm latoya silmon. our faith jeffscy is live at the medical center where the little girl has been in surgery all day. >> reporter: the parents of the 7-year-old hit by a bus from her own school yesterday are doing their best to stay strong for their youngest daughter. now, the parents did not want to speak on camera. but they did tell me that d she's been in surgery all morning to be treated for serious injuries, including a small fracture to her head, multiple broken bones in her body, including her femur. doctors say she will recover. around 2:00 p.m., she had just gotten off the school bus and arrived home when she asked her dad for permission to ride her bike. she put on her helmet and knee was hit by a school bus that was coming from reese elementary where she's a currently a student. her father said he was in the garage a few houses down from the incident. but he wasn't aware that his daughter had been hit and taken to the hospital until metro came knocking on his door. witnesses at the accident s

. >> i'm latoya silmon in for jim snyder tonight. we brought you this as breaking news just a few hours ago. the shooting is our top story tonight. news 3's christy wilcox has been gathering more information. what can you tell us? witnesses say that that man was in the apartment during the shooting. that apartment right here behind us. metro does say that man has warrants and they are holding him to see if he was involved in the shooting. they also tell us there's one woman in the apartment but they think she was staying there. she is not a suspect. police tell us when the 30-year-old hispanic man was shot, the same woman helped him out of the apartment but he died moments later. detectives said there were multiple handguns found at the once by a gunshot wound to the chest. police also tell us this does not appear to be a domestic dispute and could be gang-related because the victim has gang ties according to metro. as for the people who live in the area, they are concerned about violent crime. >> gangs and drugs and we'll be the one

. >> i'm latoya silmon. after months of listening to the candidates go back and forth today, the voters make their voices heard. >> well, this is the start of extensive election coverage this afternoon even into the evening here on news 3. also the cw las vegas and nbc news. we have crews all over southern nevada and the nation tonight. sergio avila is following voter turnout and the legal requests filed by the trump campaign. >> jeff gillan will spend the evening with nevada democrats at the ramalho is with nevada republicans at the south point. >> all right. but nevada making national news as the trump campaign files a legal request right here. >> here's sergio avila live at a polling location to break down what the judgment decide -- the judge decided just hours ago. >> reporter: well, this all stems from the last day of early voting. that friday, some polling locations, the trump campaign and donald trump filing that legal request, saying that some open well beyond the 8:00 posted closing time and thehe

i'm latoya silmon. >> i'm reed cowan. fortunately, none of the injuries are life-threatening. this attack is our top story at 7:00. here's the latest. >> reporter: midmorning, calm and then chaos at ohio state university. >> i was going to class and saw people running and was nervous. >> reporter: it was originally fire alarm caused a crowd to gather outside an engineering building. that's when a man in a car jumped the sidewalk and plowed into them. >> someone came through, hitting them with his car. >> reporter: police say the man got out of the car and attacked bystanders with a butcher knife. >> we heard the chaos, shouts, screams, that kind of thing. >> reporter: an officer confronted the attacker and shot and killed him. >> he engaged the suspect and eliminated the thrat 18-year-old somali living in the u.s. legally, a student at ohio, named abdul razak ali artan. police were seen searching a home not far from campus. they believe the attack was intentional now they are trying to figure out why. >> reporter: one clue might be this facebook rant he posted before the attac

. >> a former soldier in the army national guard, latoya's battle with heroin addiction had grown too big, too over whelming. >> trying to keep myself safe, my daughter safe, drugs all around, it was >> using needles, she developed a serious infection. she was secretly worried about withdrawal a nurse cght her crushing painkillers to stick in her i.v. >> they sent the addiction team up to talk to me. >> that kind of mode intervention is new. >> it's really critical. >> this doctor is the medical director for the bridge clinic at mgh. their goal, stabilize patients plan. >> >> this is actually meeting people where they are on demand treatment, just like we do for any other medical emergency. >> the clinic already has had more than 1,200 visits. patients come from the emergency room, a hospital bed or just walk in. >> if we have people who with us, we'll work with them. >> in the bridge clinic, people stay clean for 13 days or more. without it people relax in just five days. >> the hallmark of addiction is loss of control despite neglectsive consequences so if we don't treat that then w

i'm latoya silmon. >> i'm reed cowan. we st chloe beardsley. >> it's going to be really chilly around here. right now we're seeing the cold front passing through the region right now, bringing us the very strong winds all across southern nevada. it will be a bumpy ride over the next few hours, too. we'll see the strong winds continue after the front passes, then very chilly whether will settle in across southern nevada. we still have a wind advisory in ride tonight. blustery conditions with wind gusts reaching up to 40, 50 miles an hour for the next couple of hours. taking a look at those wind gusts, they've increased since we last checked in. you can see 45-mile-an-hour winds in summerlin. here is a look at the conditions right now. still seeing some strong, isolated gusts across the las vegas valley. we'll continue to see that throughout most of the evening. here is a look at the sustained conditions overnight into early tomorrow your sustained winds reachge up to and over 25 miles an hour. gusts up to 50 are still poss

. >> i'm latoya silmon. our faith jessie is live at an early-voting location near the 215 and rainbow where she caught up with voters coming out of that final chance to beat the crowds next tuesday. faith? >> reporter: yeah, lines are a lot longer than they were just a few hours ago. you can take a look behind me and see how long these lines ar that most early voters come out to the polls on the very last day of early voting and it's pretty evident right here at this early voting spot near 215 and rainbow. over 430,000 people in clark county have already voted in the last 13 days offer -- of the early voting period. over 22,000 people headed to the polls yesterday. as of 11:00 a.m. today, close to 10,000 people have already cast their ballots. keeping the lines moving quickly, much more so than in previous years. >> i would say, 15, 20 minutes. it wasn't that bad. the line is long but they are fast here at the boulevard mall. >> reporter: you can head over to news3lv.com to find out where you can vote early

. >> i'm latoya silmon. this bizarre home invasion is our top story tonight. news 3's antonio castelan spoke with the homeowner. >> reporter: thee the house. the homeowner tells us the suspect was inside here for about 10, 15 minutes. arvi remmelg will never forget the time a robber was cooking sausage in his own kitchen. >> i smell, like, cooking, like -- and after that, somebody came to approach my bedroom door and when he opened the door, then i stab him. >> reporter: this is the pocketknife arvi remmelg used. into the home invader's chest when he opened the door. >> not very strong. but to the chest. he start to bleed. i don't know. i didn't stab him very, very hard. >> reporter: the robber ran aply. police checked local hospitals and found no reports of a man with a stab wound to the chest. >> i scream to him like get out of here and then he ran away. >> reporter: the home invasion happened near charleston maryland sunday night. this woman lives right next to arvi remmelg and can't believe this happened. >> it's scary. it's kind of nerve-racking, honestly

. >> i'm latoya silmon. the victim's mother is speaking out about her daughter's you will only see on news 3. >> reporter: it's right here where neighbors found 28-year-old moinee wade's lifeless body. the murder suspect, jevon hudson, told police that he was never here. detectives offered hudson a lie detector test but he declined the request. >> it's sad that a man could just kill a woman like that and leave her on the street. >> reporter: mary turner still can't believe her 28-year-old near jones and alta, 39-year-old jevon hudson shot wade in the head and left her to die on the street. >> i hope you rot in hell. i do. i hope you rot in hell. >> reporter: this arrest report said the two were involved in an extramarital affair. hudson was married. the murder suspect told police last tuesday he picked up wade and they headed out to a strip club. the two fight. he left and he never saw her again that night. turner will never forget the last time she would see her daughter. >> she got dressed. i said i will s

latoya snead resigned from the mcgee's crossroads elementary school last year after sendin talking about love and relationship. the ethics advisory committee reviewed her case but did not take action. 5 on your side investigated and found that johnston county schools never turned over the texts in question and the committee never asked for them. we asked for the text messages, opened the case. >>> some residents are expressing concern about a storage facility that will be at sunrise avenue in raleigh. residentssay they don't want to see a large building from their backyard. the owner said he will ask the city to consider adding speed bumps and no through traffic signs to ease traffic and add >>> two congressman want highway 264 to be named a high priority. representatives but therfield and jones sent a letters to the transportation secretary asking that 264 from zebulon to the greenville bypassing approved. the interstate will be completed within 25 years. >>> it's chilly again but the temperature will warm up. >>> a nice day, elizabeth? >>> yeah, low to mid-50s degree jump today. nice a

as of yesterday, latoya snead is on leave from union mills school in sampson county. she resigned from roads county elementary last year after sending hundreds of text messages containing talk of love and relationships. the advisory committee did not take action against her teaching license. 5 on your side investigated and found out johnston county schools never turned over the texts in question and the investigative committee never asked for them. after we showed her the text messages, the state super >>> some residents in the 5 points neighborhood are expressing concern about a 5- story storage facility in their area in a light industrial area. residentssay they don't want to see a large building from the backyard. the developers say that they understand the neighbor's concerns and wants to work with them and will ask the city to consider adding speed bumps and no through truck signs to ease the traffic and add landscaping to >>> the federal government will be asked to make highway 264 a high priority. two rachets sent a letter to the u.s. department of transportati

. >> reed: hash tag us and tweet us if you name your dog chloe, latoya, randy or read. >> there you go, thanks for watching. have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- justin timberlake. musical guest, stanaj. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 558! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh my goodness! thank you very much! that is a hot crowd, and we have a hot show for you tonight. you can feel it right now! [ cheers and applause ] welcome! welcome everybody, welcome to "the tonight show!" [ cheers and applause ] this is it, you made it, and you're here, and i appreciate i'm your host, jimmy fallon. you guys, i wanna say happy birthday to hillary clinton, who turned 69 years old today. [ cheers and applause ] that's right. while donald trump said -- [ trump voice ] "the media's reporting that today's hillary's birthday. but a lot of people are telling me

latoya tells us more on pot breathalyzers. >> so this is the thc molecule. >> reporter: chemist matt francis spent the last year and a half lookinor has ever found it before. in a user's breath. >> we had to develop new chemistry that can be done. it was not obvious when he started that we could tag this. >> reporter: that would be hound labs buzzing in with an answer. breath test that can detect both alcohol and pot when the person taking it exhales. and that's important, because there are already plenty of ways to tell if someone uses marijuana. breath is better than urine or blood. >> thc resides, metabolizes resides in there for a long time. up to a month. so you cannot use those methods well to determine if someone has recently ingested marijuana or smoked it. you cannot tell how long it has been. >> reporter: mike lin with hound labs argues breathalyzer is best defense for pot users who are not stoned at the time they are pulled over. >> we have from not only law enforcement and employers struggling with this problem but also the cannabis industry that knows you cannot be drivi

. >> latoya jackson wrote she wros was deeply sad depend by the loss of henderson. henderson so many of us grew up watchingah carol brady. >> larry king says rest in peace florence center son ace c dear lady way great sense of humor an terrific laugh.caugh. america's mom has died. die henderson began her actingr n career in the 1950's and 60's with lead roles on broadway.rowa she also had a short stint onn the today show before thebeforet brady bunch began. beg florence henderson was 82ce years old and we're hearing hen shd ean dd iewed of heart failuu steve and wisdom, a sad day. day >> it is. i >> yeah, it.>> y been on the day showt re for a brief glint remember she didt rs "dancing with the stars" in wit 2000 again. >> right. >> i guess in my mind i guesst she was just so energetic sewn full of life. lif >> and many commercials overy thecomm years. years >> snickers us a justnickus a mentioned.ioned. >> marsha, marsha, marsha.a, msh >> she'll be missed.issed. >> developing overnight hereighe at home let's get to news thiseh morning. mo fairfax county policeic inv

latoya in the maryland suburbs in the metro section. a sinking feeling in the capital region. --y write jonas, independent caller. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. douglas, america. i wanted to say first of all, donald trump is the most bona fide outside elitist candidate running. elitist because he is not a commoner like the average joe, but he knows how to write what they are saying. realize that the money that hillary clinton has made is atrocious. she is selling assets or something. donald trump is used to buying keep all. he does not want to be bought out. he has an independent mind. thank you. .ost: comments on twitter this one says -- let's hear from north carolina from spring lake, north carolina. john is on our independent line. caller: hey, c-span. thank you for taking my call. i would like to address education. one of my favorite lines from a novel comes from the great urdle says, he is so down, he does not know that he is alive. i think americans have gotten increasingly less educated and less sophisticated. one of the things that a trump administrat

for that, let's check in with latoya silmon. >> reporter: we have four counties reporting right now. one. elko county, sorry they're not reporting but they're showing up as they are. lander 18 percent in. of the selected votes how it's playing out. donald trump even though he is losing the state right now appears to be doing a lot better than hillary clinton in that county. so we can look at other counties. lyon county we've been reporting they were the first ones to come out with the votes for here in nevada. we can see 59 percent of the precincts are in here. slight lead over her even though the national numbers say different. churchill county 34 percent reporting. this is when we're starting to see he seems to be having 8811 votes compared to her 3445. so then we can look at this one little tiny county here. carson city as you can see not quite showing just yet but it does look like hillary clinton has almost the edge over him but overall she appears to be the one that is going state at least with the counties that are reporting right now. back to you jim and marie. >> marie: the

. >> i'm latoya silmon. it's our top story tonight and news 3's antonio castelan has been on the scene all day hearing from investigators about the chaos. >> reporter: the paris hotel & casino has been shut down. no one has any idea when power will be back. it's been a very frustrating day for hotel guests. >> all of the lights are off.