(((ad lib about stadium)) gov brian sandoval signs into law ((ad lib) gov brian sandoval signs into law ((ad lib) live on midday... we are preparing to watch a historic moment... the governor is just moments signing the stadium funding bill into law... this is the bill that gov brian sandoval signs into law ((ad lib) the governor is just moments george is at u-n-l-v--- where the signing is taking place. tom? ((generic ((please say the latest info on whether or not governor brian sandoval signed the bill or not)) we'll take you back out to the alumni house on the campus of jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen and i approved this message. man: the tea party republicans in congress want to cut social security. woman: and danny tarkanian wants to join them. man: he is proud to call himself a "tea party radical." man: he wants to privatize social security... woman: ...just like them. woman: risking social security benefits on wall street. the retirement age... woman: just like the tea party republicans in congress. man: they would take away what we've paid for out of every paycheck. clark county con

((patrick walker)) >> sandoval says the session is on schedule... after the clark county commission appointed two temporary legislators today... to fill the vacant seats in the legislature. former democratic assemblywoman stephanie smith and republican kyle stephens join three lawmakers who were special session./// ((paul joncich)) >> it's not over. the day after nevada's supreme court put the brakes on the education savings account-- the state's treasurer is still moving forward. esa's allow parents to get reimbursed by the state for their child's education at private schools. speed and looks ahead to what's next. ((sharie johnson)) yesterday the supreme court put an injunction on esa's. they did find the program to be constitutional-- but not the current funding plan. mind you-- over 4,000 families-- totalling over 8,000 students have already enrolled. but the state treasurer says he's moving foward. yesterday he said lawmakers could still find a way to make the voucher program work... with a few changes. and he wants those ammendments to be made

sandoval didnt respond to that question - but in an interview with fox5 - he was crystal clear gov sandoval: with regards to the stadium - this is a great opportunity for us an opportunity with a $1.9 billion dollar price tag. $750 million - coming from a hotel room tax. gov sandoval:the money thats invested through the room tax will flow through the stadium and create sales tax and modified biz tax which will in turn go to a fund that will benefit education. now its on to carson city. two new law makers joined the ranks of legislators tasked with stadium. sisolak: we had some applicants and we thoroughly vetted them. and congrats to the folks that we selected former democratic assemblywoman stephanie smith for district one. she declined an interview but fox5 talked with marylin kirkpatrick who says she was drawn to smith's experience. republican businessman kyle stephens is representing susan brager's district five. sisolak: they're basically care takers for a month and a half here in nov and then they'll be out of office. sisolak: we're confident that we selected the right people. governo

brian sandoval - (r) nevada: i think it's dangerous for children. i mean, there's a lot of confusion based on my due diligence and seeing what happened in other states.)) ((karen castro)) governor sandoval is concerned over the consumption e ((gov. brian sandoval - (r) nevada: much of this recreational marijuana comes in the form of what look like candy and gummy bears and lolli pops and when you put them side by side you can't tell the difference. )) ((karen castro)) brezny says question two will provide funding for youth prevention programs but he says education starts at home. ((joe brezny - the coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol: we don't want a single kid consuming a marijuana eatable but we do rely on our parents in nevada to lock up their liquor cabinet,, to lock up, their gun cabinet, and to lock up their marijuana.)) ((karen castro)) ((denise valdez)) >> alaska, washington, oregon, colorado, and the district of columbia have already legalized recreational marijuana. but it still remains illegal under federal law./// ((denise valde

as brian sandoval officially sign the stadium bill into law. getting ready for the third and campus as they get ready to welcome the candidates... and the millions of dollars it takes to put on a show of this magnitude./// tedd florendo <<< (("now, live...this is 8 news now at five.")) >>> ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the oakland raiders are officially one step closer to possibly relocating to las vegas. thanks for joining us... i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) >> an'm governor brian sandoval signed the bill into law... that would provide 750 million dollars in public funding -- if the n-f-l approves the team's relocation bid. ((dave courvoisier)) >> patrick walker is live at u-n-l-v... where the governor signed the bills earlier today. patrick? ((patrick walker)) >> dave and denise... it took a week and several often- contentious debates... but in the end... lawmakers passed the stadium deal on friday. raiders owner mark davis and other team officials joined governor sandoval... key lawmakers...

governor brian sandoval signs the special sessions bill into law. we hear from raiders owner mark davis about but first -- we start with breaking news. metro police are in a standoff with someone in a neighborhood near nellis and flamingo. that's near sam's town casino. at this time -- police have not said who is holed up... or if the person has any hostages... or has injured anyone. metro police called in southwest gas as a precaution. we're staying on the scene until this is resolved... and will update you as soon as we a tragic death is what a 22-year -old woman's friends are saying tonight... after she was shot and killed sitting in her car. i'm cyndi lundeberg. i'm john huck. just a few minutes after the saturday night shooting... police arrested her boyfriend. now family members from both the victim and suspect say they are shocked by her death... especially since they didn't see any signs of abuse in the relationship. fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to them tonight ... and joins us from the site of the highlands. im here near salerness and

governor brian sandoval signed the special session bills into law today.... allowing for the expansion of the convention center.... as well as approving the construction of an n-f-l stadium to las vegas...... with the raiders re-locate to the valley.... fox-5's vince sapienza is live at one of the potential stadium sites... near las vegas boulevard and sunset... he spoke with the governor and owner of the raiders to ask whats next.... that's right john.. cyndi.... speaking with governor.. he believes after today....southern nevada.. specifically clark county.. got safer.. bigger.. and better... safer...now with the opportunity to fund more police officers... convention center expansion... and better.. by building a stadium.. for both n-f-l use.. as well as u-n-l-v.... "i think we have a few raiders fans here, right?" the alumni center on unlv's campus was jam packed with raider fans and "i think we have a few raiders fans here, right?" the alumni center on unlv's campus was jam packed with raider fans and labor union workers to see governor brian sandoval sig

governor sandoval signed state legislators... oakland raiders owner mark davis... and prospective construction workers. the special session bills allow for the expansion of the convention center. it also approves the construction of a n-f-l stadium in las vegas... which could be home to the raiders. 750-million of the project will be public funding through a hotel tax hike. fox-5's vince sapienza was at the signing earlier today at u-n-l-v.... he spoke with the governor and owner of the raiders to ask whats next.... that's right john.. speaking with governor.. he believes after today....southern nevada.. specifically clark county.. got safer.. bigger.. and better... safer...now with the opportunity to fund more police officers... bigger with convention center expansion... and better.. by building a stadium.. for both n-f-l use.. "i think we have a few raiders fans here, right?" the alumni center on unlv's campus was jam packed with raider fans and labor union workers to see governor brian sandoval sign a bill that could bring the oakland raiders to las vegas. "the

sandoval didnt respond to that question - but in an interview with fox5 - he was crystal clear gov sandoval: with regards to the stadium - this is a great opportunity for us an opportunity with a $1.9 billion dollar price tag. $750 million - coming from a hotel room tax. gov sandoval:the money thats invested through the room tax will flow through the stadium and create sales tax and modified biz tax which will in turn go to a fund that will benefit education. now its on to carson city. two new law makers joined the ranks of legislators stadium. sisolak: we had some applicants and we thoroughly vetted them. and congrats to the folks that we selected former democratic assemblywoman stephanie smith for district one. she declined an interview but fox5 talked with marylin kirkpatrick who says she was drawn to smith's experience. republican businessman kyle stephens is representing susan brager's district five. sisolak: they're basically care takers for a month and a half here in nov and then they'll be out of office. sisolak: we're confident that we selected the right people. governor sandoval s

governor brian sandoval issues a state of emergency... as dozens of homes are destroyed in a wildfire near lake tahoe. coming up... the latest on the battle to contain it. plus... the red bull air races like you've never seen before! we'll show you what it looks like-- from the pilot's point of view! good morning. welcome back to fox five news this morning i'm alyssa deitsch, let's check in with sam argier with the weather. cc will resume shortly. some customers of nevada credit union found out were wiped... and crooks got a hold of their information. it's a story we first broke thursday night... fox5's eric hilt visited the branches before they closed for the weekend... as customers packed inside, trying to get their issues fixed. he spoke with the c-e-o to get an update. "very crowded, i've never seen it like this before, never" never seen lines like this at this one nevada credit union branch on decatur and blue diamond "well if it's too long ill go to the one up by my house, i only have so much time for lunch." ...after customers got

according to a federal indictment romo bought a gun for his cousin sandoval-- because sandoval wasn't allowed to buy one for himself. after a series of sales-- that gun ended up in the hands of tomas your-ee-ah-gus uriegas . police say uriegas used it to ambush officer brandon baranowski in july. baranowski was wearing a bullet proof vest and survived. uriegas took his own life. both romo and sandoval face a maximum of 10 y for lying to the gun shop. the family of the man who was shot and killed by wauwatosa police is demanding action. jay anderson died in june. for months anderson's parents have been asking that a charging decision be made in their son's case. tonight they held a forum at the wauwatosa public library to discuss the case with the community. margaret arney was one of the many people who took part. she says she came to stand up for her values. "i love wauwatosa, wauwatosa is a good community but we have a of being really responsive and responsible." the case is in the hands of the milwaukee county district attorneys office. there is no word on when a charging decision c

governor sandoval says if for whatever reason the nfl doesn't approve the raiders move. the stadium won't be built. and for those who were in opposition, he has a message. "i think just to be patient as time goes see the jobs that are created, the opportunities that are created." vince sapienza fox5 news local las vegas>> bringing the oakland raiders to las vegas is not set in stone yet. the n-f-l owners will have to vote on that next year. it's almost time to take flight. southern hills hospital's annual balloon festival will take to the skies later this week. the three-day event kicks off friday at noon. the community event features hot air balloon rides, a health fair, evening glow shows and plenty of amusement rides and carnival games. you could see some balloons flying high this morning, because the hospital will be taking the media on pre-event tours to test out the balloons. the free event ends sunday night at 11 p-m. pepsi getting serious about creating healthier products. from its sodas to its chips.... how the company is pledging to make is products a bit and,

sandoval says he thinks the project won't just bring money to the city... but also jobs as construction begins... he says having a nfl stadium is a huge step forward... been important milestones and i think this is one of them where we're gonna have a first class convention center and the nicest stadium on the planet. but the project isnt a done was there today for the signing... a sign the team is on board... but davis does say the team will stay in oakland for at least the next two season until the project is complete. it gives the families and players and everybody else a chance to get acclimated, find now again so far everything is done on the states end, now the next step in the process of course will be what the nfl decide. theyre supposed to meeting soon on this, and could have a decision within a few months. at unlv, tom george, 13 action news. i've been reading several reports tonight that say we may not get a decision from the nfl owners for between 6 to 9 months.. which is enough time to see what else is in the bill. let's bring in 13-action news

nevada governor brined sandoval will be here in southern nevada on the campus of unlv. it has to do with what you are looking at on your screen. will it mean the raiders are coming to town? craig reports >> dana: good morning. it is 6:00 on this monday october 17. kind of a big week in las vegas. >> kim: understatement of the morning wagner. kim and dana here on this monday. dana isn't kidding when he says we have a big week. we have our governor here signing something that could impact the future of las vegas. then we have the big final presidential debate wednesday of

((sharie johnson)) >>> governor brian sandoval and lawmakers will head to carson city next week... to start a special session. the governor confirmed the special session will start monday. lawmakers will decide whether they will be using money generated from an increased room tax on the strip... to fund a nearly 2 billion dollar stadium that could one day be home to the raiders. sandoval says there wont be enough time during the special session to find a funding accounts program. ((brian loftus)) >>> construction workers are finally builiding a new practice facility for the valley's new hockey team. yesterday hockey gm bill foley and city offici broke ground on the new practice facility in downtown summerlin. youth and adult hockey leagues will also be able to play games at the new facility. hockey fans who attended the groundbreaking are ecstatic about the new facility. (arlene golib/summerlin resident: "i live out here. it's a nice place to be. right near the new shopping center.") (joy cohenoc "amazing training facility is incredible. i think it's going to be great for families

and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto the chef-inspired panini collection from subway is grilled right before your eyes, in our new panini press. but...let's start at the beginning the new salami caprese panini starts with genoa salami, thick-sliced fresh mozzarella, creamy pesto, and italian bread. then it's pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection to get a golden brown crust and meld the flavors in melted cheese. the new chef-inspired panini collection. now playing at subway. for a special session.... on the proposed nfl stadium and convention center expansion..... in las vegas. governor brian sandoval says.... they'll focus solely on a proposed hotel tax increase.... for those projects..... along with paying for additional police officers.... in the valley. sandoval said yesterday.... lawmakers would also consider.... adjusting the hotel tax..... to cover a projected shortfall..... that's being set-aside... for now. new on 13 action news l

governor sandoval signed senate bill one into law today... which authorizes a hotel room tax increase to fund 750 million dollars of the 1.9 million and the nfl would foot the rest of the bill... assuming nfl owners approve the team's relocation bid in january. while the large public sum has been controversial to put it mildly... the other part of that bill hasn't been too controversial. a separate room tax increase will contribute 400-million dollars to an expansion of the convention center... something both lvcva ceo rossi ralenkotter and construction union leader tommy white say is long overdue.: ((rossi ralenkotter/, for las vegas, and it's going to keep us competitive for years and years to come." butted to; tommy white/labor union leader: "the emotions that were flying through those rooms, and tears coming down grown men's faces, asking 'please just put us back to work,' i mean this is a big day for all construction workers." )) ((patrick walker)) >> also signed into law today... assembly bill one... which allows the clark county commis

by signing the bill, sandoval is giving the greenlight for construction on begin. raiders owner mark davis is also expected to be there. he will be presenting the funding plan to nfl owners when they meet tomorrow. thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... we'll see you back here for i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. narrator: 2013: joe heck votes to shut down the government, risking vital services for thousands of nevada seniors and veterans. but as federal employees like air traffic controllers worked 16 days without pay, joe heck continues to cash his paycheck... even as 244 members of congress refused their pay. joe heck says he deserves it. >>> good morning, america. breaking right now, the massive battle to take down isis. thousands of troops marching at this hour. americans helping with the all-out assault in the air to stop the terrorists and take out one of their biggest strongholds. we are live on the front lines with a make or break battle this morning. >>> a republican

and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. i'm catherine cortez masto he's divisive and dangerous. "uh, i don't know what i said. uh... i don't remember." but congressman hardy supports trump 100% and said he'll do whatever trump wants him to do. hardy even said people with disabilities are a drain on society that seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government. donald trump and congressman hardy -- divisive and dangerous. as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down politicians like joe heck the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politi

and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. vegas raiders is close to becoming reality. governor sandoval has final say on the plan for a nearly two-billion dollar stadium on monday... after a week-long special legislative session gave it the go-ahead. mauricio marin and sports director chris maathuis were there for the session in carson city. mauricio: some are calling it one of the biggest plays ever made in nevada history. ul voted to approve the bill. but the decision didn't come without controversy. vo: assemblymembers heard from both sides of the argument before casting their vote. ultimately it came down to 28 yes votes and 13 no's....barely getting the two-thirds vote required. a lot of issues held up the vote including a controversial n-dot roads report that suggested possibly giving preference to construction projects near the stadium over other work around the valley. those who voted for the stadium plan say it will help ge

governor brian sandoval is getting ready to ink a new future for our valley. later today-- he will sign the new stadium bill... that paves the way for fox5's peter dawson is live at unlv where governor sandoval will make history this morning. governor sandoval will sign two bills into law later this morning here at unlv getting las vegas one step closer to our second professional sports franchise. assembly bill 1 will authorize clark county commission to raise thco sales tax by one- tenth of a percent point to fund 300 additional police officers. but its senate bill 1 that would increase clark county's hotel room tax by 1.4 percent and that tax would raise the $750 million dollars in public funds needed to help build the stadium and lure the oakland raiders to las vegas. the raiders and las vegas sands corp together would completing the $1.9 billion dollars needed for the whole project. this wasn't an easy decision for lawmakers. 00:00-00:08 ira hansen assistant majority floor leader (r) "the tax payers i nevada just lost. the financial arrangment of the stadi

when governor sandoval will meet with lawmakers for a special session. ((brian loftus)) >> plus -- bad driving practices can cause crashes and road rage. this problem is an easy fix, and metro wants you to stop doing it.. in what's driving our officers crazy. /// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and politics should never come before basic health care, women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shutting down the government... taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible ((sharie johnson)) nearly four years... the nation's largest mall will be closed for thanksgiving. mall officials say they want employees to be able to spend time with their families and friends on thanksgiving. but they will open back up on black

governor brian sandoval says they'll focus solely on a proposed hotel tax increase for those projects.. along with paying for additional police officers in the valley. yesterday.. sandoval said lawmakers would also considering adjusting the shortfall in public education funding.. but that's being set-aside for now. an italian fugitive is back behind bars this afternoon. we'll explain what he was doing on top of a cupboard when officers arrived.. and why he was able to avoid capture for so long. plus...we're getting a look inside the home and recording studio of prince. we'll take a tour as it opens to the public for the first time. a weak system is passing north of the area and could kick up some breezes today. mph. this system will give us a reinforcement of cooler air and will keep highs in the low 80s for thursday. and.. don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play. the new salami caprese panini from subway. pressed and grilled to cinematic perfection

brined sandoval will be here in las vegas signing a bill that town. a live report from w craig is headed your way. >> dana: it's a make a wish monday. we can't wait for to you meet this 17-year-old local lady who had a wish of a lifetime. she's going to talk about what it meant to her coming up in minutes. good morning. welcome in on this monday october 17th. it is still blowing out there this morning. >> kim: h o extensions, whatever, that is the kind of day have you headed your way. for the specifics on how strong these should be and when they will blow out of here we'll check in with kelly in a moment. first we're the wagners. >> dana: we'll get to the weather portion in a second but we begin with tom and team traffic. we'll take you into the resort corridor where it's 50 miles an our. just rush hour stuff. let's get to the weather kelly. >> kelly: we are dealing with gusty winds out there. 40-50-mile an hour gust versus been reported this morning. they will diminish. two hands on the wheel. grab the hair ties. 81 at 3:00 and by 6:00 heading home f

governor brian sandoval signs the special sessions bill into law. we hear from raiders owner mark davis about

((patrick walker)) governor brian sandoval friday... the southern nevada tourism infrastructure committee approved the plan to finance an n-f-l stadium. he says he's satisfied with the plan -- and that clark county taxpayers are protected. ((governor brian sandoval/(r) nevada: "there have been 16 meetings of this committee that's been meeting over a period of almost 2 years, that they considered that issue with regard to proper bond coverage, and i'm satisfied that there is.")) ((patrick walker)) the las vegas sands corp and the oakland raiders have lobbied the governor's support for a 1.9 billioo the public portion is 750 million dollars -- the largest ever for an nfl stadium. it would be financed through public bonds... repaid by an increase in the room tax. the plan requires a two-thirds vote of the legislature to pass... and today clark county commissioners filled the two vacant southern nevada legislative seats. ((patrick walker: "are they pro-stadium, where do they stand, do you know?" steve sisolak: "i do not know where they stan

that's governor brian sandoval today. and the reason we are here is last week's special session which we covered on news 3, the sales pitch for all of this is 14,000 jobs, a huge economic having all sorts of events that we cannot currently have because we don't have the stadium big enough to hold them. we're going to leave and talk to a bunch of other people. it's an exciting day and you get the sense it's a new chapter for nevada history. by the way, did i mention that stadium, the new home for the nfl football rebels. a very >>> thank you. excellent job staying on top of the developments. >>> the man suspected in a shooting and car chase on the i-15 that ended in a drugstore is scheduled for a hearing tomorrow. 29-year-old kenneth mcdonald went on a shooting rampage on the i-15 saturday morning. police say he shot and killed a woman in another car. the driver of that car was also wounded in the shooting. family members identified the were just heading to lunch when the suspect shot at them, hitting donahue in the neck.

and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. police arrested a man believed to have slashed a realtor's throat. ryan vega is still in the hospital tonight after a brutal knife attack. he's a realtor and was showing a home near belmont and carey when a tenant stabbed him several times. the suspect-- danel mora-- was gone when police arrived. but this past friday night police were called back to the home for a disturbance... and found the 36- mora was booked for battery with a deadly weapon. an inmate is being rebooked for murder charges... after his cellmate was found dead saturday. metro police say a corrections officer found 25- year-old jeremy bowling bleeding from his head after a fight. crews rushed the inmate to university medical center where he later died. the coroner says he was strangled. police say ranklin sharp is being rebooked in the clark county detention center for open murder. the 33-year-old was originally jailed for b

all it takes is a stroke of the pen from governor sandoval... so what's after that? 8 news now takes a closer look. ((christianne klein)) >> our game of the week takes us to liberty high... jon tritsch is just ahead in sports./// and no longer just a red flag warning... a wind advisory now also in affect for portions of southern nevada--i'll have details in my extended forecast. <<< >>> an nfl stadium and possible future home of the las vegas raiders is a signature away from becoming reality. ((dave courvoisier)) >> governor sandoval has final say on the plan for a nearly two-billion dollar stadium on monday... after a week-long special legislative session gave it the go-ahead. ((christianne klein)) >> the vote passed by the narrowest margin possible. reporter mauricio marin and sports director chris maathuis have team coverage from carson city. mauricio: some are calling it one of the biggest plays ever made in nevada history. ultimately lm but the decision didn't come without controversy. vo: assemblymembers heard from both sides of the argument before casting thei

and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. women like me rely on planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. taking away access to lifesaving care... just to score political points. joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. hurricane matthew is brought record breaking flooding to destruction in south carolina...georgia... florida and virginia. the good news this morning...the national hurricane center says matthew is slowly weakening and moving out to sea. matthew has killed at least 21 people and left one point three million customers still without power right now. we're getting some

but sandoval says there isn't enough time to do the discussions justice. so, it has been tabled, for the time being./// ((brian loftus)) >>> evacuations are underway off the coast of florida... as the area prepares for hurricane matthew to make landfall. the storm has already killed 11 people. florida and parts of georgia, emergencies. the category three storm hit haiti tuesday... causing extreme flooding that damaged roads and bridges. matthew is being called the strongest storm to hit the region in almost a decade./// ((brian loftus)) >>> back here at home... the only unusual weather we've been having is some chilly mornings. but sherry's been telling us that it will warm up a little in the coming days. ((sherry swensk)) yes by the weekend we'll get some mild but we'll stay fairly cool between now and then. ............ it's a beautiful wednesday out there with plenty of sunshine and temps warming to the 70s right now at noon. .......... not too much wind, but northerly breezes will pick up tomorrow and friday with some energy swinging through the pacifi

raiders owner mark davis and other team officials joined governor sandoval... key lawmakers... and local leaders for the ceremonial occasion at u-n-l-v. ((sen. kelvin atkinson/(d) clark county: h when you're creating an environment that diversifies our economy, it's a win-win, and i think our citizens are happy." steve sisolak: "it wasn't just the vote he provided, the senate provided a huge amount of leadership, you got the ball over the endzone when it was fourth-and-goal and we really appreciate everything you did." sen. atkinson: "thank you buddy." steve sisolak: "thanks my friend." )) ((brian loftus)) >> the governor's office of economic development estimates between the stadium and the convention center construction projects... around 25-thousand construction jobs will be created... along with 14-thousand permanent jobs./// ((kirsten joyce)) the raiders to move to las vegas they could be playing here as early as next season. due to the raiders current clause in their lease in oakland... the team would be playing their home games in sam boyd stadium the stadium holds just

this morning governor sandoval was here marking a celebration. 80 years in the making. not only for us who live in the state but the country as a whole. we're at the hoover dam. big both in size and impact. we're standing near one of the observation decks. about 700 feet above the colorado river. a spot which brings about 1 million visitors every year from across the globe. we're make our way across the street going to the other side. definitely lots of peopl out on this wednesday afternoon. now construction began in 1931 and was completed under budget and before the deadline 80 years ago in 1936. the national landmark is also one of the largest hydroelectric power facilities in the country which governor sandoval pointed out still serves 250,000 nevadans today. he make sure that continues with a long list of providers here in 50 years now have his signature on them. >> this is a resource that was built right here in nevada. it's provided to nv energy and to lincoln county, to the department of corrections, the state, unlv, college of southern nevada. allows them to hav

governor sandoval is concerned over the consumption of eatables among minors. ((gov. brian sandoval - (r) nevada: much of this recreational marijuana comes in the form of what look like candy and gummy bears and lolli pops and when you put them side by side you can't tell the difference. )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> joe brezny with "the coalition to regulate marijuana like alcohol" says question two will provide funding for youth prevention programs but he says education starts at home. alaska, washington, oregon, already legalized recreational marijuana. but it still remains illegal under federal law./// ((brian loftus)) >> and as more states potentially legalize marijuana this could face congress to answer several questions or votes on whether or not to allow pot businesses access to bankingn bankruptcy protection, or any other federally backed function. in it's current form... the candidates are split on their support for question 2: ((jacky rosen/(d) cd-3 candidate: "seeing as it looks like it's going to pass in california, i think that we should be in favor of it here

[laughing] governor sandoval and other dignitaries were in town this sandoval and other dignitaries were in town this week for the opening of "ainsworth north american headquarters." this is the fifth largest gaming manufacturer in the u-s. the new facility cost 40-million dollars and it is among one of the largest manufacturing spaces here in nevada in recent years. it will employ nearly 200 people. some expecting mothers in clark county may soon have to find a new o-b program... nevada health centers announced friday in clark county. nvhc representatives say the decision was a though one... but in the end, the program just wasn't helping enough people to justify the cost " when you look at the amount of money spent on just those 1,000 ob patients... the program just wasn't sustainable" its really devastating because we have babies here, so we have pregnant woman what are they gonna do..." n-v-h-c says it's focusing on helping patients find the right care and supporting providers and staff affected by the change.... and that they tried everything they could to keep the program running.

governor brian sandoval is expected to sign the bill to fund an nfl stadium in the valley and bring the oakland raiders to las vegas. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the senate and assembly passed the measure last week. the bill will raise 750 million dollars in public money with a one-percent increase in the and the raiders will pay the rest of the stadium costs. developers say about 13-million dollars would be generated for public education every year. governor sandoval is expected to sign the bill this morning at 11 inside unlv's richard tam alumni center./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> many oakland fans aren't happy about this possible move ((brian loftus)) >> the raiders have a loyal following in the bay area. jessica flores talks with members of raider nation about the potential move to las vegas. grey skies wet weather... raider nation still coming out in force and though the rain didn't dampen spirits... leaving oakland sure did... lori galiza/fan reporter: would you go to games in las vegas if they did move??? "no probably not. it's not oakland..." bill whalen/fan been season ticket holder sinc

((mauricio marin)) >> governor brian sandoval is calling the special session to have law makers consider approving a nearly one-percent new room tax for a football stadium. developers are asking for 750 million dollars to build the stadium. but the legislature will also have to consider approving cash for expanding the las vegas convention center. ((rossi ralenkotter/ceo, lvcva: "that's crucial to the economy of las vegas, we saw what happened to all of us with the recession, so these two projects make a bold statement, our customers are so excited, they'r ((mauricio marin)) this week las vegas convention and visitors authority president and c-e-o rossi ralenkotter advocated for the the proposed football stadium. and for the one-point four billion dollar convention center upgrade and expansion. it's likely law makers will have to approve both or none at all because they could be on the same bill. ralenkotter says he's not concerned over the two being joined in one bill. but the l-v-c-v-a board's chairman... lawrence weekly... is concerned. ((lawrence weekly/chairman, lvcva board of direc

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nevada governor brian sandoval declared a state of emergency allowing state agencies to allow with fire fighting and other services. the fire has burned more than 3,000 acres. about 500 firefighters partf 23 homes, 17 out buildings have burned and we also have a small fire burning in mt. charleston as well, 27 acres at last check. >> kim: that is not good news for us here. it was quite windy last night. i'm able to speak to this because kelly kept me up for a contained but we've had wind gusts over 70 miles an hour reported overnight in mt. charleston. so we'll wait for the latest update on the october fire. we have clouds out there yesterday. look at the winds. you can see the grass snapping back and forth. most of the gusts around the airport around 40. this is since midnight. that is why some of us were kept awake. blue diamond 56-mile an hour. north las vegas 48. temperatures cooler but the big story is the wind. summerlin 68, paradise 68 and henderson 70. we do still have a wind advisory for all the areas shaded in tan. this goes until 11:00 a.m. good news for battling wildfires. w

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now govenor brian sandoval is expected to call a special session so lawmakers can consider the deal within the next three weeks.... proponents are hoping a yes vote happens sooner rather than later... that way they can get it to the n-f-l ahead of the owner meetings this january..... where they would then vote yes or no on the raiders re-locating.... from the thomas and mack... i'm vince sapienza.. fox-5 news.. local.. las vegas.... toss to weather we stay below average through thursday with highs around 80 degrees..average highs are around 86. north wind moves in on thursday. we start to warm up on friday with less wind and a high of 83. we'll be warmer for the weekend with highs at 87 and 86 degrees with light breezes and plenty of sun. the 95 was shut down this afternoon while the 95 was shut down this afternoon while highway patrol troopers tried to catch a dog. you can see the dog running down the highway in this traffic camera video. the whole spectacle shut down 95 northbound at eastern... because the dog just kept running. even the opposite direction of traffic slowed to see what w

and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto ((mauricio marin)) >> many are grieving this morning in the city of palm springs in california after two police officers were killed in the line of duty. police say lesley zereb-ny and jose vega were responding to a domestic disturbance call. we're told a third officer was wounded in that incident. but there's no word who opened fire on them and why... the suspect remains at large. officer wasn't made clear. the city's police chief said the two officers gave their lives... serving their community. zereb-ny was on the force for a year and half... while vega served for 35 years./// ((mauricio marin)) >>> the makers of epipen have agreed to pay a multi-million dollar fine. mylan will pay 465-million dollars over questions... on whether the company had overcharged medicaid for the drug. the pharmaceutical company was accused of falsely classifying epipen... as a life-s

governor sandoval... as well as a number of local leaders were on hand. michael stevens explains the reason for the pomp and circumstance. ((michael stevens)) >> it's pretty interesting... the celebration marks the 80th right now... the dam generates electricity for parts of arizona... nevada... and california serving about 1-point 3-million people. on top of celebrating the hoover dam... the colorado river commission was also celebrated for a new contract which allows them to provide power for another 50 years: ((gov. brian sandoval // nevada: it's cheap power... taxpayers of our state.)) ((michael stevens)) briefly, before signing a proclamation... marking today... colorado river hydropower day in nevada. ((michael stevens)) reporting from the hoover dam... michael stevens 8 news now. ((brian loftus)) >>> a traffic mess on the horizon. spaghetti bowl closures dubbed "car-nado" start tonight. i'll break down what you need to watch out for... what the pentagon is now doing about soliders asked to return their enlistment bonuses... next on 8 news now, the

governor sandoval is expected to sign the stadium bill... putting 7-hundred and 50-million dols new n-f-l facility. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live on u-n-l-v's campus... with the deal that's ready to be inked. good morning, michael? ((michael stevens)) >> brian, kirsten... the governor is expected to sign the bill around 11-o'clock this morning... right here at u-n-l-v. and some are calling this one of the biggest plays ever made in nevada history. for anyone that's been following the stadium saga... major milestone. the senate and assembly passed the stadium bill during a special session last week. assembly- members heard both sides of the argument before casting their vote. ultimately it came down to 28 yes votes to 13 no's... barely getting the two-thirds vote required. a lot of issues held up the vote including a controversial n-dot roads report that suggested possibly giving preference to construction projects near the stadium over other work around the valley. say it will help generate thousands of jobs... and give u-n-l-v

why governor brian sandoval says the stadium is a great opportunity. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas body cam footage shows the moments leading up to an officer- involved shooting in kingman, arizona. i'm john huck. i'm cyndi lundeberg. the shootout left a suspect dead... and an officer

mauricio marin)) >> with the stadium bill now approved by state lawmakers---it now goes to governor brian sandoval to be signed. it's a big deal for many who've been waiting to see a professional football team in las vegas for a long time now. but the deal isn't sitting well with everyone. those who voted against it say 40-percent of the cost but get none of the profits. some lawmakers feel the final decision to approve the stadium bill was rushed and willhave ramifications at the polls next month when voters will decide whether or not to re-elect many assemblymembers back into office. while others who pitched the idea feel it will benefit many nevada residents. ((ira hansen/assemblyman: instead of having an open and transparent process as you noticed any discussion of the bill. they forced us immediately into a vote. where is open and transparent in that? it's disgraceful frankly." )) nevada tourism infrastructure committee: it is a broad coalition and it's not just gaming coalition. labor was there. chamber of commerce was there." )) ((mauricio marin)) the bill passage is also a big win for the

brian sandoval, signed a bill, for hotel tax to fund the stadium. >> if they came through i was going to do anything i could to >> it's a hello to las vegas. i think it's located where everybody can come in. >> how difficult do you think it will be to get enough owners to say yes? >> i don't think in terms of difficulty. >> what difficulty are you thinking of? >> it's the greatest contribution to a stadium project in the history of the united states. >> the stadium would open in 2020. the stadium where the cardi pink with the special breast cancer awareness hat. returned to the grand canyon state. arizona david johnson was up to the task. runs of two, two and here, 58 yards, three td's total and the arizona keep the team out of the toronto, down 0-2 in the series, going into tonight, bleudges blue jaishad to face trevor bauo got tiches on his pinkie finger. he walked two and got two out, game tied at home run, jason kip thrvetionisg yard. one game away from going to the yard. one game away from going to the world series. i'm catherine cortez masto government, risking vital services fo

this comes after governor brian sandoval signed the stadium bill on monday. must appoint three of the nine board members in the next 28 days. the deadline to apply is on tuesday november 8th by noon. appointments will be made at the county commission meeting the following tuesday. the other members will be made up of three appointments by governor sandoval, one by unlv president len jessup and two public representatives selected by the seven numbers. for a complete list of the requirements... and a link to the application--- head over to fox5 vegas dot com... canadians are pretty crazy about the united states.... and they want to make sure we know how they feel. you are infectious,entertai ning you dream big, your quest to be the best. creates the best. a land of opportunity where anyone can be anything they want to be." why our neighbors to the north are singing our praises. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. ressman hardy said he supported trump 100%. like trump, hardy opposed legislation to e