developments about the case. mauricio? ((mauricio marin)) >> police haven't released a suspect description at this time. but they tell us they're busy going through evidence found on scene as well as looking for clues in a recovered car taken from the house---that was likely used by the suspect to get away. ((mauricio marin)) >> a grusesome discovery after a woman finds her roommate shot and killed inside the home they shared. metro police say it happened saturday night just after 7 near eastern and hacienda. morning and tried talking with folks who appeared to live at the house. none wanted to talk on camera. but we saw them taking stuff from the house for part of the morning. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "it appears that there could be several guns missing but it's going to take some time. it's a pretty large residence." )) ((mauricio marin)) metro police worked late into the night and early into the morning collecting evidence on scene...saying the entire house was ransacked where 5 people lived. and at lest two shotguns appear appears to have been stolen. ((lt. dan mcgrath/metro homicide: "one of the patrol officers spoke to her by phone and she has said no one else had permission to take the vehicle or be in the vehicle so we are going to get through that pretty quick and i already have that broadcast to all the patrol stations." )) ((mauricio marin)) police later found the 2016 hyundai veloster early this morning just a few blocks away from the homicide scene. c-s-i plans to go through the car looking for possible evidence. at this time---police believe is violence. and are asking the public to give them a call if they saw or heard something that could help them in this case. ((mauricio marin)) >> there was no other roomates home at the time. the coroner's office isn't realeasing the name of the victim until family is notified. and we're learning the victim may have recently moved to the valley from california. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now. ((sharie johnson)) four people have been killed in crashes since saturday morning. three of those incidents... involving alcohol. the most recent happened this morning on i-15 near russell. n-h-p says a lexus was speeding when it lost control and hit a 42-year-old motorcyclist. that rider later died from his injuries. a male passenger was taken to u-m-c for serious injuries. the 29-year-old male driver was arrested suspected of driving impaired. to us about why it's unerving to see october start off this deadly. ((erin breen dir. vulnerable road uses project/unlv "i would use the word terrified to tell you the truth because used to be that august and september where our dealiest months of the year but for the last three years in a row that carnage really started in october and didn't let up until march")) yesterday afternoon a 28-year-old motorcyclist was a factor in two deadly crashes yesterday morning. a man was killed near desert inn and theme road. metro believes the driver was impaired. and a 20-year-old man was killed on owens and h street after running a red light then crashing into a truck. 84 people have died in metro jurisdiction this year. 54 have died in n-h-p's jursidiction. ((sharie johnson)) neighbors of a gravel pit on the west side of the valley say they've had enoudu homes. and as the gravel pit looks to expand-- they demand something must be done. brittany edney spoke with the areas homeowners during a protest this afternoon. it's really windy out here today and kicking up a lot of dust... but poor air quality is something that residents at this neighborhood behind me say they deal with on a daily basis around 55 people came out today to protest wells cargo inc.... as they say the company wants to expand. gravel pit... also mentioning that the company constantly has very noisy trucks coming and going at all hours of the day. it's something they've been dealing with for a long time but add that it's getting worse as a lot of them feel they're being impact by what's in the air. many say they're concerned about the elderly and young kids who are breathing all this in. many say they can't spend time outside in the neighborhood because it's too hard to breathe. steve williamson, homeowner "everybody feels the same. i mean we watch meeting last night, we had about 70 people out there and everybody is in full agreement on this." homeowners say they want the county to deny any future expansion and for the company to research any possible health impacts that the plant and gravel pit could be causing. williamson passed around his neighborhood, lantern gardens, asking county commissioners to block any further plant the air quality. so far he's got 99 signatures. and he also says that he plans to meet with county commisioner susan brager tomorrow. reporting live,brittany edney, 8nn.// ((sharie johnson)) >> we also left a message for wells cargo corporation. their offices are closed on weekends and we were unable to talk to a representative. coming up at 11 brittany sits down with county commissioner susan brager to hear the county's side of the issue./// ((sharie johnson)) tomorrow local leaders will meet to show their unified support to bring an n-f-l stadium to las vegas. a board coalition of gaming and community leaders will gathe approval to build the new state of the art stadium... as well as the expansion of the las vegas convention center. both were unanimously approved by the governors tourism infrastructure committee. the coalition has formed to express the urgency of investing in these community assets. they say the projects will simultaneously create thousands of jobs. it's also expected to pour billions of dollars into our local economy./// ((sharie johnson)) the month of october is comes to road construction in southern nevada. coming up on the valley's new leader-- what you need to know to keep your daily commute on time./// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go [bleep] themselves. get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. we all know you have to work together in order to get things done. but in washington, too often joe heck has been part of the problem, putting his party and special interests i'm proud of my work with the bush and obama administrations on homeland security. and every bill i sponsored as attorney general was passed by democrats and republicans. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i'll work with anyone ((sharie johnson)) cones in summerlin could slow you down this week. plus, there are two projects that should be wrapping up some time this month. but you should expect delays in the meantime. let's get things started over on the west side of town, where the city of las vegas is working to repave town center between summerlin parkway and charleston. crews should be in the area through mid-november. expect delays weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. if the slow downs start to get unbearable, use alternates like rampart and cc 215. expect some dela o finishes up an improvement project in the area. crews have been working to improve 215 between n.5th and decatur. it should wrap up some time next month, and that's when you'll have a new interchange at revere street. over on the east side, things can get pretty slow on flamingo. this is how things look on mountain vista, just east of the 95 interchange. part of the rtc's flamingo improvements project. you'll want to use alternates like desert inn until the work finishes up. if you use tropicana as an alternate, just know that there has been some work happening between eastern and boulder highway for a state project. ((sharie johnson)) and starting tonight-- work over the next two weeks. there are several lane and ramp restrictions and around the valley. you can expect lane restrictions on desert lane between hastings avenue and pinto lane. it starts at nine tonight until 6 a-m tomorrow. we've posted the complete list vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) preparing for the storm. as hurricane matthew continues to churn in the atlantic. how residents nearby are battening down the hatches for when the storm makes landfall./// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. i approved this message because i know we can to jamaica and haiti. they are bracing for hurricane matthew. the category four storm is roaring in the caribbean. it's winds are whipping at 155 miles an hour. matthew is expected to reach jamaica and haiti on monday. but people are feeling it's effects today: ((melain azan, owner of the supermarket: "it has been chaos from morning. we have been (selling an) unbelievable amount of kerosene lamps, flashlights, battery radios, plastic containers, tarpaulins, candles - you name it. the upcoming hurricane - kerosene oil, we had that, (but) we're all out of that now.")) ((sharie johnson)) >> matthew is the strongest atlantic hurricane since felix in 2007./// ((sharie johnson)) ((tedd florendo)) with some of the strongest winds expected to materialize tonight. warm today but with the passage of the cold front. ................................ ... .................... temps around the region were in the upper 80's today with the warmest temps over to the east side of the valley close to 90 with the southwest gusts around the region. the cooler temps over the west side and foothills with strongest winds with the coldest temps in the mountains. ........ ........................... ...... still warmer around the region as the cold front approaches. warm down the way down to laughlin with death valley and bullhead city the warmest this afternoon. still warm in mesquite and more comfortable temps but windy in the southern great basin.' ..... .............................. .............. watching the satellite and radar and showing the low still up to the northwest as it churns around the region and cold front still northwest. as it's axix approaches is when we'll see our strongest winds alerts. ................................ ... ................. tonight expect a low in the 50's tonight and windy through the night along with blowing dust. tomorrow expect a high of 75 only and breezy and cool tomorrow. dust shouldn't be an issue tomorrow. ................................ ... ............... extended forecast shows cooler highs and lows that stay chilly for a few days. we'll gradually warm up late week and neaea stays away from the region. eye-opening performance against fresno state t of the greatest plays in program history and coming up tonight at 11... why it's no laughing matter when it comes to the frequent clown sightings around america. horner: i was proud to stand for our country. i will not stand for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. but the silver and black attacks with grit..and the competitive character of this team has the franchise off to the best start since it's super bowl run in 2002 oakland trailing on the road at undefeated baltimore.. comeback machine..derek carr to michael crabtree..with a pop..crabtree..fu ll of self-confidence.. 2 minutes left.. oakland down again.. but derek carr's 4th touchdown pass of the day..and second to michael crabtree in a thing of beauty..28-27..oak land is 3-1 bishop gorman great demarco murray continues to have a pro bowl caliber season.. the bruising ball carrier scored both of the titans' touchdowns today and accumulated 95 yards..but once again it was not enough.. the texans won 7 former unlv national champion ryan moore was putting for patriotism this afternoon..euro pe and the u.s. were in a heated final round of the ryder cup..and the rebel was clutch in bringing that trophy back to america you want intensity..rory mcilroy bringing it.. taunting the rowdy american gallery after drilling an eagle putt.. but the title came down to moore..needing a 2 putt to win..and his approach is perfect.. the for the first time in 8 years..and let the celebration and champagne flow homecoming..con ference opener..redempti on were all the expected themes when unlv played fresno state saturday night..but fans..coaches and players left with only one impression dominating their mind..they just saw a bulldog beatdown coach tony sanchez said this was a matchup of two bad teams trying to be decent.. rebels strike first.. lexington thomas.. touchdown....fre score of their own..but here comes unlv's freshman from fresno charles williams..sending a fast..unstoppable message to his hometown.. out at the three yard line.. williams finished what he started..rebels reclaim the lead.. dalton sneed making his first start..and this is his first touchdown pass. to elijah trosclair..nobody home on defense..61 yard touchdown.. 21-7 the score at half.. second half.. unlv history.. dalton sneed.. eluded one bulldog after another.. drifts into the endzone.. somehow escapes..and he says see ya... down the sideline..splitting defenders.. for the longest run in rebel history..91 yard touchdown.. sneed party for six fresno state coach tim deruyter needs a hug.. 4th quarter.. the captain.. david greene.. bullying the bulldogs..touch down and then just for fun he amps up the degree of difficulty.. 2nd score for him..45-20. west play..earning one of the best program wins of the last decade (tony sanchez/unlv: "1-0 gives you a shot and that's what we are doing right now. we are trying to build opportunities for this program. we haven't had a lot of opportunities in several years. it's only a second win, but it's another opportunity to a bowl game and another opportunity towards a conference championship. those goals are still in play. so we got to all play our guts out now and execute at a high level.") ((sharie johnson)) we'll see you again for 8 news now at 11./// coming up tonight on 8 captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> stahl: for five weeks, this no-man's land of ice was home to an expeditionary team of sailors, scientists and engineers, who's mission was to understand how to survive in maybe the most hostile conditions on earth. ho >> it's about 25 below zero with the wind chill. >> stahl: the stakes are high-- trillions of dollars of natural gas and oil long-buried under the sea floor. which is one reason we came upon a u.s. attack submarine in a most unlikely way. >> rebel! >> cooper: nate parker's new movie is about a slave rebellion