>> paul: oh. >> patty: [ chuckles ] >> paul: no, you can' s not possible. you know, you' ve done some very bad things, too, patty. >> patty: [ voice breaking ] what? what? you mean the stuff with phyllis? >> paul: no, no. not just phyllis. but you remember what happened in the -- in the newman tower? i mean, she told me that you strangled her and you tried to kill her. >> patty: no, i didn' t -- no, i didn' t try to kill her! i was just trying to shut her up! she said terrible things about me, paulie. she hit me! did she tell you that?! she hit me! >> paul: no, she -- >> patty: and then she was gonna leave me in the fire to burn alive! i don' t like her. [ sniffles ] but jack -- you know what? he was really, really sweet. i' d like to see him again. >> paul: all right, well, um, you know, what i' d really like to talk about -- i' d like to ask you more about why you -- you broke out of fairview and what you were trying to do. you wanted to see dylan and -- and tell him that he couldn' t >> patty: sharon? why would he not trust sharon? he loves her. >> paul:

hello to paul hobson. stratosphere. the one behind a campaign making fun of what las vegas has become. ((actor: "look, i appreciate a good cocktail but i don't need lavender blossom bitters and ice chipped from an alaskan glacier, or a pickled kale garnish when i order one. sometimes i just want a drink.")) ((paul joncich)) hobson is marketing the strat to people who prefer old vegas. (( paul hobson/stratop here hotel: "and that ordinary person is who we are trying to make feel comfortable ...it's like hey man there's a place in las vegas for you too.")) ((paul joncich)) instead of 12 dollar beers, the strat offers six dollar beers. still not cheap, but it's a start, and hobson says it seems to be working. (( hobson: "we're just hearing a lot of amens....")) ((paul joncich)) meanwhile, for those who prefer vip bottle service, there will always be plenty of places on the strip to get it....and comedians making fun of it. (( brent mukai/comedian: "it's like i'm the king with the table, come sit and dine and

((paul joncich)) > today... a federal judge in oregon said nevada rancher, cliven bundy, should stay behind bars... pending his trial in las vegas. the judge said the bunkerville rancher is a danger to the community and a risk for failing to show up for future court dates. bundy faces charges here for the standoff against the blm in 2014. bundy was arrested last wednesday in oregon after he went to oregon to see his sons. ammon and ryan bundy are both in jail.. facing charges connected to the occupation of a wildlife refuge building./// ((denise valdez)) > the nation's largest airline is suing the company that provides wi-fi for its planes... because it's too slow. lawsuit against 'gogo.' the airline believes it has a better offer from a competitor... and wants out of its gogo contract. both american and delta have contracts that last through 2018. but american airlines' contract says once it submits official notice that it has a better offer... gogo has a certain amount of time to persuade the airline to stay.

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((paul joncich)) how one couple survived... hiding in a closet. /// announcer: now nevada's first choice for news. this is 8 news no every year, billions are spent to confuse and, dare i say it, flummox the american public. "save 16% on car insurance." "switch now..." well at compare.com, we say enough's enough. so we've created this mind boggling facility. where we're constantly scrutinizing answering the question: who has the lowest. go to compare.com, plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest, and hit purchase. it's fast and easy. compare.com ((paul joncich)) people in the carolinas are now bracing for a dose of the severe weather that slammed the gulf states yesterday. as c-b-s reporter kenneth craigh shows us... at least three people were killed and dozens hospitalized after tornadoes ripped across towns from mississippi to florida. < at least 70 homes are damaged in the pensacola area after a suspected tornado rolled through tuesday night. florida's governor toured the destruction.an d promi

paul: kibble treats. garvin: and once there, saw good quality leftover food that would have been thrown out. paul: and it clicked. over here, food was being thrown away. dogs are hungry over here. duh, you know? paul: i'll bring more tomorrow maybe. garvin: now, due to a change in policy at work and an increase in the number of dogs he feeds, paul is raising money and asking for donations to continue what he calls project open paw. paul: coonie, where's your mama? garvin: paul says he's now on the street almost every day carrying food. some dogs are regulars. others he sees just once. paul says he passes no judgment on their owners and what got them into their situation, but know their dogs often mean a lot to them, and so he likes keeping their animals healthy. female: to me, i think he's like my son. coonie's like my son. garvin: down deep, though, paul says that's not really why he does it. he does it simply for himself. it didn't take many trips, he says, to learn, at the end of the day, if his backpa

((paul joncich)) she faces charges including home invasion, grand theft auto. /// paul joncich > that's all for us at 4. denise valdez 8 news now at five starts after this. don't forget.. we're always on at las vegas now dot com, on facebook and twitter. francis. ((dave courvoisier)) i'm dave courvoisier. metro police are at the scene of another homicide this evening.. the third in the last 48 hours. police were called to a home in mountains edge less than two hours ago. ((paula francis)) we've been told one person was shot... and another stabbed... and one of the victims has died. we do have a crew on the way to the scene and will bring you the latest updates as soon as possible. ((paula francis)) > moving on now... super bowl 50... just days away from kicking off right here on cbs... ((dave courvoisier)) but preparations for sunday have been underway all week. sports anchor chris maathius has been there every day. and joins us live from san francisco with an update on the future of the nfl in las vegas... chris? today was a day we heard from nfl commissioner roger goodell.

((paul joncich)) > the story doesn't end there. on our next installment of america's untold journey... we'll go back to the intense summer of 19-63. and make sure to catch our special this saturday at /// deputies... gunned down in the line of duty. the deadly shooting... that has one community mourning the loss of the heros. /// ((denise valdez)) remembering a vegas icon. coming up at 5... we talk to a former showgirl from jubilee... and the memories she's looking back on... as the production says farewell to the las vegas strip./// there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lift our vision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. where quality healthcare will be a birthright of every citizen. where women receive equal pay and a living wage is paid to all. an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation

((vanessa murphy)) paul, we do not. the assistant sheriff told us the department is also trying to figure that out. i asked him if metro received complaints about this problem. he said yes - there were some angry callers last night and people have complained to the department. toss to weather ((tedd florendo)) not as cold tonight and overnight, but still chilly nonetheless. we're expecting more clouds. temp in the 40's this evening with abundant clouds late night we'll be 43 by 9 pm, then 41 but 8 news now at 11. yesterday we have 30's by 11 p-m, not the case tonight. up. ............. here are your forecasted morning lows in mid to low 30's around the valley. with some areas at or just under the freezing mark. many areas will not be in the 20's by morning but 30's rather. ................. regional temps also stay cold from the mesquite all the way to pahrump, you'll most likely be inthe 20's overnight. teens to single digits for the central great basin and chilly for laughlin. we do not have any hard freeze warnins is

congressman ron paul! ♪ you say you want a revolution well you know ♪ ♪ we all want to change the world ♪ ♪ >> it sounds like the revolution is alive and well! we're not going to allow the american people to forget it because it is so crucial and, of course, this week is a crucial week for it. but before i get started in my few comments before we introduce the next president -- i want to -- we have a lot of family members here and i can't introduce them all. i might miss one or something. but i can't miss one, one special person, and that is my wife. she is with me. carol. somewhere here. [ cheering and applause ] now, it's been a few years since i've been here for giving speeches. i think four years ago i hung around a little bit. and i think eight years ago i was but, you know, eight years ago my wife and i celebrated our wedding anniversary here. we were married 51 years and tomorrow we'll celebrate 59 years. i usually think about liberty in a broad spectrum. where has liberty been and how lon

)) say hello to paul hobson. the general manager of the stratosphere. the one behind a campaign making fun of what las vegas has become. ((actor: "look, i appreciate a good cocktail but i don't need lavender blossom bitters and ice chipped from an alaskan glacier, or a pickled kale garnish when i order one. sometimes i just want a drink.")) ((paul joncich)) hobson is marketing the strat to people who prefer old vegas. ((11:21;37 paul hobson/stratop here hotel: "and that ordinary person is who we are trying to make feel comfortable ...it's like hey man there's a place in las vegas for you too.")) ((paul joncich)) instead of 12 dollar beers, the strat offers six dollar beers. still not cheap, but it's a start, and hobson says it seems to be working. ((11:22;09 hobson: "we're just hearing a lot of amens....")) ((paul joncich)) meanwhile, for those who prefer vip bottle service, there will always be plenty of places on the strip to get it....and comedians making fun of it. ((11:32:55 brent mukai/comedian: table, come

((paul joncich)) > grammy night is here! ((denise valdez)) as some of the top movers and shakers in music are gearing up for for the industries biggest night.. who's expected to take home some of the top awards. ((paul joncich)) and taking little league to court. why the parents of some little league players are fighting back after they say their kids were wrongfully stripped of their championship title.. >the stretch of 70's continues, but now we're going to push it even more. how's 80's sound? followed by big winds and a brief cool down. ((paul joncich)) > the biggest in los angeles. ((denise valdez)) it's all for the 58th annual grammy awards. cbs correspondent danielle nottingham is live from the red carpet with a sneak peak at what to expect. ((danielle nottingham)) > it's the music industries' biggest night and anticipation is growing for the star studded performances and big awards..... >the stars are arrving on the red carpet as excitement builds for tonight's grammy awards. (taylor swift video) taylor swift opens th

((paul joncich)) and a homicide investigation in downtown las vegas. where inside "the d" the body since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. news now at 4 with denise valdez and paul joncich. the news of southern nevada is now. ((paul joncich)) > the man shooting is expected to go before a judge this week. police arrested 30-year-old omar talley over the weekend. he's facing numerous charges, including 2 counts of murder. 2 people died.. 1 person was hurt early friday morning...in the shooting outside the cosmopolitan. police say it started with an argument in the miracle mile shop's parking garage... and spilled over to the valet area at the cosmo. investigators are still looking for a dark gray 2015 camry.. seen driving in surveillance video. it has california plates.

. >> dylan: paul... >> paul: no, i'm serious. >> dylan: paul. >> paul: listen, the case is closed. >> nick: well, if that's true, why did dylan want to see us, then? >> paul: i assume that dylan wants to talk to you for personal reasons, because he has no police business to handle regarding dr. anderson's death. >> nick: is that true? i see my stepdaughter and her baby brother. hey, everyone! >> sharon: hi! >> sage: hi, sweetie. >> faith: hi. >> sage: you ready for your hot chocolate? >> sharon: oh, yeah. it'd be 24/7 if it were up to her. >> faith: [ giggles ] hey, sage. want to watch me make sully smile? you have to hold him, though. >> sharon: oh, yes. yes, you do. here. please. you have to hold him to get the full effect. >> faith: [ giggles ] >> sage: hey, you. hi. >> faith: hi. >> sage: you make such beautiful babies. >> sharon: oh, thank you. >> sage: hey. are you gonna like all those treats just like your sister does? >> faith: you seem all better, sage. >> sharon: yeah, she does. doesn't she? >> nick: my wife woke up in a panic this morning over patty and sandy. >> paul: sage

paul reported her missing two days later. police have not confirmed the identity of the torso found, but it certainly could be shelly's. we're waiting on the alameda county coroner to determine whose torso was found. detectives trying to piece together what specifically happened to shelly titchener. we'll keep you posted. www.kron4.com will have developments. >>> new tonight at 8:00, the wild ride for technology start- up might be coming to an end. there are signs that the red hot tech scene is slowing down in silicon valley. and analysts are predicted a major crash on its wail eater -- later this year. others are optimistic that lessons were learned back in 2001. our tech reporter has been looking into all of this. he joins us now. so what did you find out? reporter: i found out tech stocks are down. layoffs are happening and they will continue throughout the year. venture capital is starting to close their well its and not invest in tech as much. real estate analysts are warning the rate of growth has surpassed where it was

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and i'd like you to meet paul's sister, kay. hello. kay, this is miss gabor. you've met paul. yes, of course. paul is kay's brother. yes. have you met carol? yes, thank you. several times. (zsa zsa) i think it's a wonderful idea, this welcoming committee. welcoming committee? yes. [telephone ringing] excuse me. i'll be back. [titters] she's kidding. hello? zsa zsa, this is jack brady. have you changed your mind, sweetheart, about doing that movie for my company? no, no, no, not if i have to ride a horse. you know i'm deadly afraid of horses. look, i ride anything. i ride a train, a hotrod, a yacht, a boat. i only ride things with a motor inside of it. goodbye. that silly man. i keep on telling him i don't want to make his horse picture. i'm not a cowsgirl. i'm zsa zsa gabor, i'm not wild bill buffalo. they're great animals. i used to feel the very same way you do, until we got our mister ed. he's smarter than most men. who cares about smart horses? i feel much safer on a stupid yacht. uh, i don't want to sound personal, miss gabor, but won't you be losing a lot of money by tur

i'm paul beban. john siegenthaler is next with a special look at some of this year answer oscar nominated documentaries.

((paul joncich)) at least the top of the stratosphere tower. why hundreds of people are skipping the elevators to climb their way up more than a thousand stairs... for this year's "scale the strat."/// announcer: now nevada's first at compare.com, we're always looking for ways to speed up your car insurance search. here's the latest. problem is, we haven't figured out how to reverse it. for now, just log on to compare.com... plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quotes. choose the lowest and hit purchase. now...if you'll excuse me, i'm late for an important function. compare.com. choice for news. of the milky way... like never seen before. the european southern observatory has released spectacular new images showing the entire milky way galaxy! data was gathered by the apex telescope in chile. it's the sharpest map of the milky way made to date. you can explore the entire map online, at e-s-o dot o-r-g. /// ((paul joncich)) > hundreds of people will be lacing up their sneakers to scale the strat this weekend. for the eighth year in a r

i'll call you. >> paul: all right. good. >> billy: [ sighs ] >> victoria: you know, paul and dylan don't know you the way that i know you. you're not being honest, are you? >> billy: not entirely. >> victoria: what did you remember? >> billy: right before the car backed up, i saw noah's face in the sideview mirror. >> victoria: [ sighs ] >> billy: it was him, vick. he was driving the car. >> victoria: oh, my god. it's true, then. >> billy: i wish it wasn't. >> victoria: you didn't tell paul because you wanted to break it to me in private. >> billy: i didn't tell paul because i'm not going to the police with this. >> victoria: why not? >> billy: because noah's a good, decent guy. he got in over his head. i know the feeling. it's not his fault that i was lying there beat up on the ground. >> victoria: that's not what >> billy: vicki, i already told you this. i mean it, okay? getting hit by that car was the best thing that ever happened to me. it made me realize that i-i got to turn my life around. >> victoria: you're bei

but rand paul is quitting. one other reason it's surprising that rand paul is quitting is that he didn't do that badly specifically in iowa. rand paul got about 4.5% of the vote in iowa. that was good enough for a solo fifth-place finish. his campaign had said ahead of iowa that a top-five finish is all they were aiming for in iowa. one senior adviser to the rand paul campaign said, quote, the going end goal was if we got a top five in iowa, we would go on." well, rand paul did get a top five in iowa. he placed fifth. today he decided to quit, anyway. it's a little weird. especially because the next is in new hampshire, if there's anywhere in the country he should spark some interest it's here in live free or die new hampshire where there is a big libertarian subculture not just at jam band concerts but state politics. if you are the son of ron paul, new hampshire ought to be a state that you are aiming at, that you're excited about, that you're hoping to do your best in. it shouldn't be a state you would so dr

)) say hello to paul hobson. the general manager of the stratosphere. the one behind a campaign making fun of what las vegas has become. ((actor: "look, i appreciate a good cocktail but i don't need lavender blossom bitters and ice chipped from an alaskan glacier, or a pickled kale garnish when i order one. sometimes i just want a drink.")) ((paul joncich)) hobson is marketing the strat to people who prefer old vegas. ((11:21;37 paul hobson/stratop here hotel: "and that ordinary person is who we are trying to make feel comfortable ...it's like hey man there's a place in las vegas for you too.")) ((paul joncich)) instead of 12 dollar still not cheap, but it's a start, and hobson says it seems to be working. ((11:22;09 hobson: "we're just hearing a lot of amens....")) ((paul joncich)) meanwhile, for those who prefer vip bottle service, there will always be plenty of places on the strip to get it....and comedians making fun of it. ((11:32:55 brent mukai/comedian: "it's like i'm the king with the table, come sit and

are we done with rand paul for the moment? >> apparently the campaign is done with rand paul. stuart:'s he done with it. it's over for him. i want to talk about rubio. marco rubio, now, he had a very strong showing in the iowa caucuses. now it's on to new hampshire. but look what's happened, in light of his success in iowa he's become, i'm going to use this expression, rubio the hunted because the rest of the candidates, not rand paul now, but the rest of the candidates they're going right after him. . ashley: yeah, they are. the other established candidates, like chris christie, jeb bush, mr. kasich all going after marco rubio looking at new hampshire as their last stand. chris christie saying yesterday, this isn't a student council election. let's get the boy in the bubble out of the bubble, attacking his toughness, intelligence and even his manhood. jeb bush says rubio at 44 years old doesn't have the life experience needed to be president. so, it's the same theme, attacking his youngness, the fact that he's not seasoned and he can't do the job in the white house. they know

oh, paul, i'm an architect. i admit i got lucky with pretty little filly, but that doesn't make me a songwriter. what're you talking about? anybody who can write a hit like prett y little filly is just loaded with talent. if you can write a love song, you can write a blues number because anybody who's got talent can do anything. right, roger? you got to work fast, wilbur. lot of companies coming out with new stuff, and i've got to beat them to the punch. roger, what were you doing in there? developing pictures? you may not believe this, but i had a very good reason for being in there. really? what? i was hiding from you. well, that's a pretty wild story. you know something? i believe him. well, it all depends. paul, do you want a plain, ordinary hit, or--or an immortal classic? [bowling pins clattering] hey, you're getting to be a real sharpshooter. [laughing] thanks. you know what i'd like for my birthday? no, what? 2 pairs of bowling shoes. ok, ed, if, um-- if you do me a favor. you've got a deal. what's the f

paul joncich. the news of southern nevada is now. ((denise valdez)) > apple is getting support from google in its phone encryption battle with the fbi. the ceo of google says apple is right to defy a judge's order to help unlock the iphone used by one of the san bernardino killers. the u-s magistrate judge ordered apple to disable the i-phone's auto erase feature, which wipes out all of its data, if the times. apple c-e-o tim cook says they don't have the technology and that developing it would create a "backdoor" to not only that i-phone...but millions of devices. as the war on terror and the right to privacy collide, c-net's dan ackerman says apple and the f-b-i both have "compelling yet competing interests." (( dan ackerman/editor, cnet, "apple is saying even if you promise you are only going to use it once it's going to get used again and again. )) ((denise valdez)) > the head of google... sundar pichai posted a series of tweets yesterday... siding with apple, saying "...we give law enforcement

((paul joncich)) > a valley father has been arrested... after his 12- year-old son took his own life. 31-year old olin manuel faces charges of child abuse with substantial bodily harm resulting in death and possession of firearm by prohibited person. the shooting happened on february 13th... near buffalo and vegas drive. according to metro... when officers arrived on scene... they found the boy suffering from a gunshotound. he died at the hospital. investigators believe the injury was self inflicted. the gun used belonged to the boys father. he was arrested on wednesday... and booked into c- c-d-c. /// ((denise valdez)) > two suspects say the duo kidnapped a woman this morning. it happened at a home near cheyenne and fort apache. the investigation lead police to three different crime scenes. 8 news now reporter karen castro is live near rainbow and alexander road with a breakdown of how the incident unfolded. ((karen castro)) the kidnapping investigation lead police to this home where the two suspects where located. a woman was taken into

paul aker is no mexican druglord. the worst thing i've ever done is a traffic ticket but this past thursday ....this stafford resident says his past caught up with him.from 1987.when he was a freshman at prairie view a&m university i got this loan the first day i arrived on campus aker says he signed a loan for $1500 dollars to help him pay for room and board... (paul aker/stafford) it's hard to remember most of 87 and 88 the us marshals jogged aker's memory last week. i hear this boom boom boom on the door.us marshals! outside .... were armed agents this much that you owe a debt.not a huge debt. just a debt of any level is excessive the marshal's office tells us when they tried to arrest aker he resisted.and told officials he had a gun. but aker says.... he never threatened anyone.... aker says marshals brought him here downtown to federal court where he was processed.mar shals tell us this is something they've been trying to do for the last four years... i never received a notice in the mail federal officials put ou

paul's attention now turns to his senate campaign. today the senator spoke with kolo 8 news now washington correspondent peter zampa. senator paul finished ahead of six other candidates in iowa, but he tells us there just wasn't enough momentum to keep pushing towards the white house. senator rand paul: if i thought i could win i'd still be in. but i don't want to do it just to do it. i really wanted to do it not only to spread the message but to win. last year, senator paul asked the kentucky gop to switch from a primary to a presidential caucus, so he could appear on the ballot as a senator and in the caucus as a he says he doesn't regret switching formats. senator rand paul: this is an enthusiasm-building project and we're excited about the caucus, and i'm going to work very hard to make it a success. the senator says that as of right now he is not endorsing another candidate. senator rand paul: i don't want to pre-decide the election. the people of kentucky have a lot of candidates to choose from and i'm going to leave it up to th

(sot: father paul scalia/antonin scalia's son) family." father scalia was on the verge of tears as he talked about his dad's love for his wife of 56 years and the couple's nine children. (sot: father paul scalia/antonin scalia's son) "to have each other for support, that's the greatest wealth parents can bestow. and right now, we are particularly grateful for it." (standup: weijia jiang/cbs news/washington, d.c.) scalia's funeral service was the first for a supreme court justice held here at the nation's largest roman catholic church. religion was an important part of his life. (sot: john garvey/catholic university president) "it was a reminder that there were more important things in his life than

paul: you cannot. you have them sell the real estate, and you have cap rates skied off of government bond rates that in the two-year levels is like 14%. you just destroyed your real estate industry in terms of valuation. because cap rates affect valuation. you sit back and go ok, you are also paying 3% on your t-bills. everyone else pays nothing. you have $15 billion, being pushed down the drain. and you look at this as a winter we going to get a good hire in we going ton are get a good hire in place? mark: they were so close to doing it in december. there were candidates names around, putting someone in charge of reforming the banking system. before there told government came and within two weeks they would adopt international accounting standards. the former alternate finance mr. give a very good speech and had it put in parliament that they were going to do it. and then it just stopped. the execution over that last bit, the last 10% the execution, that's the hardest. greece? that endemic to game,it'

bring it on. >> sharon: paul. >> paul: hey, sharon. >> sharon: how are you doing? >> paul: i'm doing better now, seeing you, dylan, and the kids. >> sharon: i'm really sorry about what you and patty are dealing with. you know, she tried to help me when i was at fairview, and i just wish i'd realized it sooner. >> paul: that's okay. i wish for a lot of things, too. but you know what? knowing that dylan has you -- and i mean all of you -- to go

((paul joncich)) going into tonight... overall, trump has 67 delegates, ted cruz has 11 and marco rubio has 10. ((paul joncich)) > and don't forget 8 news now is your local election headquarters for tonight's caucus and the entire 2016 campaign. watch a special edition of politics now tonight at 7:30... and your complete caucus coverage at 11./// ((denise valdez)) > a breezy day is this going to set the trend for the rest of the week? ((tedd florendo)) >not the entire week. unless you live down the colorado river valley where laughlin and bullhead city notorious for those strong gusts. ............................... ............. right now le''s focus on the valley where the temps around 62 degrees winds less than 10. yesterday i said breezy not windy, and you can see we had a lot less wind today than yesterday. gusts up to 17 right now with earlier gusts up to 25. but notice big temperature change. ............................... ............ winds this evening will calm down even more, but notivce where the blue and yel

paul... ((paul joncich)) are there any other noteable cuts for the committee to consider? ((patrick walker)) there are 32 entities in total under consideration by the sunset subcommittee while the legislature is out of session. the public utilities commission... which has taken some heat recently from the public... is one of them. more on that at 6. ((denise valdez)) > the d-m-v says they need more money to help cut down on long wait times summer. the d-m-v blamed hours long waits on the system's remote check in option. they're now asking for 300- thousand dollars to continue fixing the system. online... and walk to the window when customers are ready.. but the dmv said many didn't show up and made lines worse./// ((paul joncich)) > north las vegas police are still on the hunt for the driver who left the scene after hitting and killing a 2- year- old girl. a vigil was held last night for little evelyn green. she was hit sunday night outside of her home near lake mead and pecos. the emotionaly charged vigil got physical as the girl's mother, vicky davis stated to push repor

((paul joncich)) this time he's not a boy though... the eighth installment of the "harry potter" series will an adult. it's actually based on the two- part play "harry potter and the cursed child." it debuts in london this summer... and the "special rehearsal edition" script book will be on july 31-st. the play picks up after the final scene... with harry saying goodbye to his children as they head off to hogwarts./// ((denise valdez)) > alright let's check back in with tedd... he's at ethel m chocolate factory. ((paul joncich)) tedd how are they celebrating valentine's day?? < tedd florendo what a gorgeous day today with temps well above average again. winds are light in the valley the colorado river. we do not have any wind alerts however. and steering clear of any freezing temps this time around. ............................... ......... clear in the western half of the country while the eastern half is getting all the inclement weather in the form of snow. big area of low pressure moving through the great lakes mixing in with the c

one time he said our son paul took one for the team, talking about becoming a priest. you have to imagine he would have been so proud and also to give his son so much credit here, how emotional this must have been to read the homily, also as a grieving son. i also think, you know, people that knew justice scalia would say he was just as comfortable in the church as he was on the bench, and i can't imagine a more appropriate ceremony for him today. >> it is an amazing family, john, you wrote the biography, nine children, 36 grandchildren, a very warm, loving family. that certainly came through with father paul scalia who delivered this amazing, wonderful homily. >> it did. i loved the line how the dad would forget the names of the kids, shoutout, john, oh, i meant gene. every time i would vision t i wd say what number grandchild are you up to. he said we have a nice even three dozen. frankly i wouldn't be surprised if upcoming months it moved to 37 because he did -- the family did go forth and multiply. one thing he said about his marriage to maureen whom he met some 55

paul: it developed again. we keep investigating testing and failing and lsd was the same kind of thing. a toxin developed as a signatory drug. he rides his bicycle home and he's tripping out. this is an illegal drug but it's being used now and ecstasy as well. people are very stressed out, there may be situations where it's beneficial. john: thank you sub tree. good luck with further experiments on oxytocin. failure you can learn from. this one unique organization never learns. it tries and tries again but does learn from its own mistakes and keeps doing the same stupid thing. over and over. that's next. john: entrepreneurs try and try again because they have to. you invest your own money in there something wrong with a product you have to make an adjustment right away or you lose everything you have invested. there's nothing like risking your own money to focus the mind. icon trust one organization has all kinds of ideas or what they say are good ideas and they kee. these experiments fail again and again but

((paul joncich)) the record breaking expectations... for super bowl wagers this year. /// ((denise valdez)) and donald trump is fighting for new hampshire. what experts say the billionare business man needs to do... in order to avoid a repeat of iowa. candidates... tonight. ((denise valdez)) as c-b-s news correspondent weijia jiang explains, many expect a debate over who's the more progressive candidate. (bridge weijia jiang/cbs news, manchester, nh) democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders are preparing for tonight's debate - the first head to head show down after martin o'malley dropped out of the race. at a town hall event last night, the candidates continued to spar over which one of them deserves moderate and a progressive they are different. (clinton) it's very hard to see how any of his proposals could ever be achievable sanders is counting on the youth vote to win including first time voters like 18 year old monica johnson. ( monica johnson/sander s supporter) he understands the fact that things aren't easy young volunteers

paul came e fifth in the caucuses with 4 point 5 percent. paul spoke with kcrg- tv9's peter zampa in our washington d-c bureau shortly after dropping out today. andup intro: senator paul finished ahead of six other candidates in iowa, but he tells us there just wasn't enough momentum to keep pushing towards the white house. senator rand paul sot: if i thought i could win i'd still be in. but i don't want to do it just to do it. i really wanted to do it not only to spread the message but to win. vo: last year, senator paul asked the kentucky gop to switch from a primary to a presidential caucus, so he could appear on the ballot as a senator and in the caucus as a presidential candidate. though he dropped out, he says he doesn't regret switching formats. senator rand paul sot: this is building project and we're excited about the caucus, and i'm going to work very hard to make it a success. vo: the senator says that as of right now he is not endorsing another candidate. senator rand paul sot: i don't want to pre-decide the election. the people

((patrick walker)) paul... the big change is that new rates for rooffop solar customers will phase in over the next 12 years. they were supposed to go into effect over a 4-year span. commissioners unanimously approved the plan... after hundreds of people showed up outside the p-u-c's las vegas offices to protest the proposal. net metering customers used to the excess electricity they sold back to n-v energy. under the new rates... customers will be paid slightly less than what n-v energy charges for electricity for every kilowatt hour generated. in other words... when a solar customer uses electricity from the grid... it costs them more than what they make from n-v energy when they sell the same amount of electricity back from their solar panels. that gap will widen until 2028... when the final approved rate is fully phased in. customers testified today... saying it will take nearly three times as long to pay off their rooftop solar systems... than what they had been promised when they installed them. ((richard

starting with you, paul. paul, paul. >> that's just a coincidence. he must have gotten the blue suit memo, too. [ laughter ] >> paul, why are you running? you have been around politics, you have been around public affairs. do you want to make this run? why is it important to you? >> well, i'm running because i have a great passion for public service. i have a great passion for people, and i'm committed to making a difference. i have been around a while. you mentioned in your intro i was appointed to security council twice but was also elected twice. >> reporter: twice. >> okay. i apologize. >> so i want to correct that. i love people. i love making a difference. my parents raised us with several pillars -- faith, family, community and service -- and it is with those pillars that i've led my life and that i continue to do that. >> dr. sowee how about you? you made your first run for public office two years ago, why get in this race? >> i have seen too many times politicians will play with the emotions of people and they get elected. get disconnected w

paul westin. he went to the same school as mitchell, and his mom was killed in action in iraq when he was only a 'tween. all right, find out everything you can about paul and then send the address to jj and blake. yep. sending it now. clear. clear. clear. jj? [knock on door] paul? get in the house right now. what's going on? are you in trouble, son? don't you call me that you don't get to call me that! not after what you did to me. paul, please. what did i do? what did you do? the camp? you remember, huh? you remember that? get your ass downstairs! let's talk about this, son. paul! [groans] what the hell? you gonna kill your dad? i was trying to save you. save me? ha. you mean fix me, don't you? fix me. all those years trying to prove to me that i was broken. well, it worked, dad. it worked. i'm pretty damn broken now. that's not what i wanted. what you wanted. take his clothes off. mitchell: what? what for? take his clothes off. well, they all thought that they could rape us straight. [ doorbell

be "paul giamatti." that's the essence of this role. feel like a hollywood insider nevada's first choice for news. this is 8 news now at 5.")) > ((paula francis)) > nevada state college is offering on- the- spot scholarships to students interested in attending. campus. students who have a cumulative gpa of 3.25 or higher.. will be eligble for academic scholarships./// ((dave courvoisier)) > downtown las vegas is preparing for the return of first friday tonight. the popular monthly arts and culture festival went dark last october... but kicks off tonight... with the theme "back to our future". it runs from 5 to 11 pm downtown. an art walk... kid zone and dance lessons will all be featured alongside dozens of food trucks. the free event typically draws up to 20- thousand people of all ages./// ((paula francis)) > football fans in north carolina believe they can see the future.. and they're claiming they know the final score at super bowl 50. a pair of signs along an east coast highway show how far apart the cities of newton and denver are

now verse 2, "behold, i paul." now he always emphasizes his apostleship, you know. we saw that in the corinthian letters. "i, paul say unto you that if you be circumcised (for salvation now remember) christ shall profit you (how much?) nothing." now you've always got to remember in the context what was the point of legalism that these galatian believers were begin subjected to? well, circumcision. because that was the main point of legalism in judaism. all right, so circumcision was the big point then. today, we've got other things. circumcision is not the point today that will lead this was the crowning miss-teaching that they were being subjected to and paul says, 'if you're going to practice jewish rite of circumcision as a part of

paul: hundreds. cory: have you? paul: zero, thankfully. cory: ok, that's what i presumed. they were looking at a lot of other things. gas emissions, recruitment policies, and looking at human rights in high risk regions. of all the things they were looking at, tony, besides the one you proposed, was there anything else that got you excited? tony: i expected the proxy to pass. i am not happy with what apple is doing on that issue. having one director voting to select is quite restrictive. and limiting it to 20 shareholders is critical. there are 5 million shares out there. cory: want to talk about the privacy issue. paul, what is your take on apple's defense of their case? paul: i think it's specious to unselfish. i thought their filing was in some way laughable. the notion that you cannot compel someone to fix a piece of broken software, it doesn't stand up to any reasonable argument. similarly, they made an argument where they were dismissive of the act the fbi is using and saying it's obsolete legislation, but they are equally happy to site of the communication assistanc

paul died eight months later, at age 37. he enjoyed every second with his little girl. paul's death has been a real struggle for lucy. >> the emotions and disorientation is very striking. so it's been really difficult. >> the book is dedicated to little katie, with words that pierce the heart. >> you filled a dying man's days with joy unknown to me. the main thing is how much he loved her. how important she was to him. i want her to know that. >> and she will. lucy and paul were big supporters of campaigns to raise awareness and lucy continues the fight to raise awareness, you can learn more about the organizations on our website, abc7news.com. >>> when breath becomes air. >> yes. >> beautiful family. >> yes. >> let's move on and refocus our attention on the weather forecast. >> that is right. spencer? >> you know we've had clear, mild weather that is going to continue one more day. and that is a story here as well. here is the accu-weather forecast. will cool down friday and sprinkles by the evening. warm air next week. >> yes. >> this game, i keep watching it. >> and

let's get to rand paul. >> i like seinfeld. bill: marco rubio is reacting to the incoming fire he is taking. >> i don't know what the questions are and last week in iowa alone, we missed 20 town hall meetings where we answer questions that range from what my faith meant in my life to how to react in the south china sea to chinese aggression. candidates underdress a lot of things that are not true. perhaps they don't even mean that we won't worry about that. we will focus on our campaign. >> that is immediate reaction to the chris christie allegations lycee marco rubio has been protected, he speaks in speeches that are pre drafted and now he has to coming to new hampshire and let it all hang out. what is going on? >> what is going on is marco rubio had a good finish in iowa and we have four candidates, chris christie and jeb bush, marco rubio and john kasich and those other three don't want marco rubio to get any momentum so they're pushing back hard. criticism by the way that chris christie gave about marco rubio has been true

with paul drawing on his years of empathy - and his faith... amid the range of emotions and sorrow that can come in this setting. " 28:45 my work with st. luke's as an on-call chaplain is the most rewarding with a tie between my work with that's been a life time of helping other people during the most stressful moments -- - years w wh hospice of mercy and 30 years with the marion fire department. " 29:49. while everyone is running away from a fire, you're running towards it and you can provide a valuable service to that family that no one else can do. " where, in a world of strangers, paul rehn wants to be a caring voice -- sometimes a familiar one for those from marion -- but one who offers his heart... when other hearts are tender. " 26:21. i've always felt that all of us have an obligation to give back because we're taking the benefits that others have done to get us to this point so i've always elt we've always had an obligation to give back " each of our nine who care honorees will receive 500 dollars to donate to their favorite charities.