friday and say he was behind the wheel of the white windowless van that hit green and then fled the scene. susan mckay taurisano: is that him? wow. susan mckay turisano lives across the street from the green family and was home the night of the tragic killing. she says many believe the driver was drunk that night - and was trying to take the back route home from a neighborhood bar. mckay taurisano: they dont like to drive lake mead they take the back roads and they go down thomas. north las vegas police said because several days passed before garcia- martinez was arrested - he hasnt been charged with driving under the influence yet. so far his charges include failure to stop at the scene of an accident and driving without a valid license. fox5 knocked on a couple of doors in the neighborhood to get some answers. while all residents decline on camera interviews many recognized garcia-martinez's face and said he frequently visits a relative who lives on thomas avenue. police said they were tipped off van in the area. once they found him garcia martinez cooperated with police and was later arrested. an update on one of the go fund me accounts for evelyn green - said she was laid to rest in los angeles today. we did reach out to friends and family who were not immediately available to talk with us. reporting live in the news room abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas. garcia-martinez was also charged with failure to give information to parties at a vehicle accident. a suspected drunk driver kills a pedestrian in a hit-and-run crash. it happened friday night near spring mountain and decatur. police say a 69- year-old man was outside a marked crosswalk... when he was struck by a jeep liberty. the pedestrian was knocked into the road from the impact. he died on his way to u-m-c. police say the driver 35-year-old peter mitchel left the scene... but came back about an hour later. he was booked for suspicion of d-u-i... and hit-and- run. a gunman is still on the run after shooting and killing a man who vehicle. it happened late friday night on cindysue street -- near rancho and vegas. officers found the victim's body with several gunshot wounds. police say the man and suspect were in the car together outside a home -- before shots were fired. the suspect is 18 to 20 years old... had dark braids... and seen wearing a red hoodie and tan shorts. one person was hurt during a home invasion in henderson. it happened around seven this morning on west atlantic street -- near lake mead and water street. police say a man and woman broke into a home while four people were inside -- including children. the 32-year-old homeowner was shot and injured. he was taken to sunrise hospital in critical condition. the children were not hurt. police are looking for two suspects in their late twenties or thirties. they say the home invasion does not appear to be random. anyone with information about either of these shootings should call police or crimestoppers 7- 0-2-3-8-5-55-55. a suspect is arrested after shooting and ago. that's according to an arrest report by metro police. police say dwayne lawson shot the man several times near boulder highway and tropicana on february 13-th. the arrest report says the victim and his wife were fighting... when a friend tried to intervene. the victim told the friend to get out of the house before he kills her. the report says the friend called her boyfriend who is also her pimp about what happened. police say she saw lawson go up to the door... show a handgun from under his shirt... then shoot the victim. lawson was arrested in fairfield -- near san francisco. he awaits extradition back to las vegas. a metro k-nine officer is doing well and recovering at home after being stabbed in the face several times while taking down an armed suspect. we want to warn you -- this picture may be graphic to some. the "friends of the las vegas police k-nines" posted this photo of "nicky" on their facebook. they say quote... "thank you for all the well wishes. he's a little loopy... but in great spirits. he truly has the heart of a police say the eight-year-old dog was stabbed 12 to 15 times in the face during a standoff thursday that lasted into the morning. the suspect was arrested and taken to the hospital. "nicky" was rushed to the animal hospital for surgery. police say there are specific charges for hurting a police dog. an animal shelter for pets of domestic violence victims was robbed. "noah's animal house" gives shelter to pets of clients from the shade tree. this morning -- they say an employee saw someone in their food shed... and throwing dog food over the wall. a thousand pounds of dry food was stolen.... including a special diet food for an animal with special needs. the organization is asking for the community's support. "they took most expensive dog food we had, and i had it saved for pets that need it and i do have dog that needs that food." the shelter is in need of "natural balance limited ingredient diet lamb" and rice food. it was the perfect day to be outdoors! les is here with weather. pretty descent temperatures stick around for the next 7 days. the ridge that helped bump our daytime temperatures into the 70's is flattening but the effective change that will be breezy conditions for part of the week. a low to the north of us will try and breakdown the ridge with some success the second half of the week. our local mountains could get some light rain or flurries thursday, the coolest day of the week. the ridge will start to build back two democratic two democratic presidential candidates are battling it out. and both hillary clinton and bernie sanders will campaign in the silver state a week before the caucus. clinton is spending the three day weekend here in las vegas. today she was at the painter's hall in henderson. she told voters they have work to do in nevada and across the country. committed to making sure that we never have mess we had in 2008 again. screams claps. this state was especially hard hit. too many people lost their jobs. too many people lost their homes." "well im not going to let them forget. it was their bad economic politics and policies under a republican president that set us in to great recession." today -- some voters said they were impressed with clinton's speech... and that she addressed all the issues. "she knows how to get the job done she has experience. she talking about solutions. sanders complaining talking about problem. hillary has solutions." "shes going to make america better. because she knows what it takes. im so excited because its all about raising wages and making it for working families." tomorrow -- clinton will host another "get out the caucus". those details have not been today -- bernie sanders campaigned in reno. he will be in las vegas tomorrow. the "future to believe in" rally happens at bonanza high school. the event is free... but you are encouraged to r- s-v-p online. doors open at 10- 30 a-m. for security reasons -- you are asked to not bring bags and limit small personal items. tomorrow.. but turned green today... the luck of the irish took over! why these leprechauns were joining together. ignore valentines day altogether.. and these folks were donning their bedroom attire.. why they joined together in their skivvies for a run. and the chinese new year celebrations continue... and how long the festivities last. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is you're watching you're watching fox5 news at 10. local. las vegas. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton, lowe's presents: how to plan fothe future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary. happy mother's day. now get this 1.5-pint orchid for only $9.98, at lowe's. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie sanders you're watching fox5 news at ten with elizabeth watts. fox5 weather meteorologist les krifaton. this is fox news at ten. local las vegas. it's not even valentine's day yet... but thousands of leprechauns broke a world record here in the valley. "bagpipes with particpants running" the "saint baldrick's lepre- con 2016" had the largest gathering of people dressed as leprechauns. the five-k at town square had one- thousand and 466 leprechauns. record was set in ireland four years ago. saint baldrick's benefits chdhood cancer research. a few runners stripped down for a cause earlier today. fremont street was packed with underwear clad heartthrobs for the annual cupid's undie run... the race was in support of the children's tumor foundation... participants dressed in their bedroom best as they faced a brief one mile course. later they celebrated their fundraising with a few post race festivities and awards. last year... over three- and a half million dollars was raised for the foundation. "i'm here today to support my friend here, miss. ellie! she suffers from a tumor situation so i'm here to support all the children that have tumors with the children's tumor foundation" (0:12) the run happens every february... this was the first year that cupid's went international with races in canada and australia... 2016 is just getting started in china... and las vegas celebrated with our annual parade. "nats with parade music" the celebration took place in downtown las vegas near container park.. it's the year of the monkey. every chinese new year -- hotels get festive with decorations... traditional chinese cuisine... and activities to wish good health and good fortune to all. "it's great to learn your own culture and i'm just trying to make everybody in my family really proud of me and it's always fun to go out and do something" (0:08) the chinese new year is also known as the spring festival. it's one of the longest and most important festivities in the chinese lunar calendar. it lasts 15 days. it was the perfect day to be outdoors! many headed out to red rock canyon for a hike or to enjoy the scenery. the b-l-m is waiving entry fees this three-day weekend because of president's day. red rock trails were packed with hikers and bikers. some just took a drive through the scenic road. hikers say they've been enjoying the springlike "when weather gets nice we like to walk around and check out all the beautiful views here and i love it." you can get in to red rock canyon for free until monday. overnighgh camping and group day use fees will not be waived. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton ((weather)) pretty descent temperatures stick around for the next 7 days. the ridge that helped bump our daytime temperatures into the 70's is flattening but the effective change that will be breezy conditions for part of the week. a low to the north of us will try and breakdown the half of the week. our local mountains could get some light rain or flurries thursday, the coolest day of the week. the ridge will start to build back another another republican debate and this one came with many fireworks... who came out swinging at donald trump after he dissed former president bush. and nick lagrange joins us with a look at runnin' rebels hoops action. stay tuned, flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. narrator: for speaking truth to power in china... women's rights are human rights. narrator: and having the fortitude to keep government out of women's personal healthcare decisions. planned parenthood action fund endorses hillary clinton. just like the league of conservation voters for her bold plan to attack climate change. and the human rights campaign fund... because hillary believes only love should decide which two people can marry. not just a progressive. a progressive who gets results. i'm hillary clinton, welcome to fox five sports. i'm nick lagrange. it's saturday night! and that means one thing -- the runnin' rebels were in action. this weekend -- taking on colorado state. in the first half -- dwayne morgan -- backs his man down, gets into the lane, and gets it to go. u-n-l-v up four early. about a minute later -- it's morgan again. he hits the tough right-hander in the lane. and u-n-l-v would take a four-point lead into the half. second half now -- on the inbound, jordan cornish gets the layup off the feed. runnin' rebels lead by seven. and then they really started heating up. on the break - patrick mccaw launches from deep and hits. u-n-l-v up by 13. under nine to play now -- it's mccaw from the same spot. u-n-l-v lead pushed to 14. then it's jerome seagears getting in on the action. he hits the triple. and not to be outdone -- ike nwamu -- fires and hits the long-ball himself. u-n-l-v spread the wealth from beyond the arc closing seconds of the game, u-n- l-v grabs the rebound and takes off the other way. and nwamu finishes with the strong flush. and that would do it. u-n-l-v beats colorado state, 87-80. kevin bolinger was at the game tonight. he has reaction from the thomas and mack. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly a supreme court justice passed away. we'll look back at the impact of his time on the bench... and how he's being remembered by political leaders tonight. and who was arrested in a hit and run crash that killed a two year old girl on super bowl sunday. if you're not ready you better hurry up.. it's almost valentine's day... how many flowers will be sold this holiday the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper, but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent can't wait. a student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress right now for people and families who need it. x5 news at 10. local. las vegas. a man is behind bars after a hit and run crash that killed a two year old. fox5's abby theodros joins us live from the newsroom with the latest in the case. that little girl's name was evelyn green and we're told she was laid to rest today in los angeles. but until recently - no one knew who was driving the van that killed her. almost a week has passed since 2 year old evelyn green was killed by a hit and run driver. car drives by a make shift memorial honoring the little girl has grown. and now her killer is behind bars. north las vegas police arrested 51 year old daniel garcia-martinez on friday and say he was behind the wheel of the van that hit green and then fled the scene. susan mckay taurisano: is that him? wow. susan mckay turisano lives across the street from the green family and was home the night of the tragic killing. she says many believe the driver was drunk that night - and was trying to take the back route home from a neighborhood bar. mckay taurisano: they dont like to drive lake mead they take the back roads and they go down thomas. north las vegas police said because several days passed before garcia- martinez was arrested - he hasnt been charged with driving under the influence yet. so far his charges include failure to stop at the scene of an accident and driving without a valid license. fox5 knocked on a couple of doors in the neighborhood to get some answers. while all residents decline on camera interviews many recognized garcia-martinez's face and said he frequently visits a relative who lives on thomas avenue. police said they were tipped off when a resident spotted his white van in the area. once they found him garcia martinez cooperated with later arrested. garcia-martinez was also charged with failure to give information to parties at a vehicle accident. north las vegas police say this is an ongoing investigation. reporting live in the news room abby theodros fox5 news local las vegas. the first italian- american justice on the u-s supreme court -- antonin scalia -- has died. a report says he passed away from natural causes during a hunting trip in texas. joe johnson shows us the life of the leading conservative voice in high court. natsot: "i antonin scalia do solemnly swear..." the first italian- american to sit on the nation's highest court, justice antonin scalia was a conservative in thought, but not in personality: antonin gregory scalia was raised in the elmhurst neighborhood of new york city-- the only child of a sicilian-born college professor and a school- teacher mother. they instilled in the precocious child a love of words and font): "i was somewhat of a greasy grind i have to say. i studied real hard." he was a top student at public catholic schools in the city. law began in college and so too an interest in maureen mccarthy, whom he later married and had nine children with. embrace of conservatism attracted the attention of republicans -- and president reagan ultimately named the 50-year-old the high court in 1986: there he quickly developed a reputation as a reliable conservative. and his own style helped liven the public face of the high court: ((paul clement, fmr. solicitor general / scalia law clerk): "some of the other justices, including justices who had been on the court for a while, were kinda: if the new guy gets to ask all these question, i'm going to step up and ask some questions too." on abortion, the death penalty, affirmative action, homosexual rights-- scalia clashed early-- and often-- with more moderate or left-leaning scalia biographer): "if he was trying to get anybody to sign an opinion, it was harder when he would use more combative language. but as much as they would say i'd like to strangle nino, he was still theirs in many ways." and those dissents helped him hone a creative-- some said often cruel-- streak in his writings, becoming a master stylist. he once referred to the "junior varsity congress." he quoted cole porter, shakespeare, and sesame street songs. off the bench, came admiration from young conservatives who wrote books and created websites in tribute. but controversy too: a hunting trip with vice president cheney at the same time the court was considering a lawsuit against the number-two over access to privileged documents. a sicilian gesture some interpreted as "obscene"-- and captured by a boston newspaper-- he called it "dismissive" in nature. justice scalia-- a man both respected and dismissed, feared and celebrated. (joan biskupic, scalia biographer): in many ways. certainly this larger-than-life figure, a larger- than-bench figure, someone who embraced both the law and a life beyond the court." a judge with street smarts and a well- calculated conservative view of the law and its limits on society: (scalia/no name font): "i'm not driven. i enjoy what i'm doing and as soon as i no longer enjoy it, i am outta there." joe johns, cnn, washington. attorney general adam laxalt released a statement about justice scalia's death. quote "today our nation lost one of its finest public servants. i am deeply grieving the loss of justice scalia in two ways -- as a friend blessed by his kindness... and as an american blessed by his wisdom. few in the history of this nation have done more to defend... preserve... and protect the united states constitution. the focus of the republican debate in south carolina changed after the sudden death of supreme court justice antonin scalia. fox's john roberts shows us what the presidential say exactly one week before south carolina voters head to the polls. the sudden death of conservative supreme court justice antonin scalia changed the tone of the republican debate in south carolina: dickerson: so just to be clear on this mr trump, you're okay with the president nominating somebody. trump: i think he's going to do it whether i'm okay or not. i think it's up to mitch mcconnel and everybody else to stop it. it's called delay, delay, delay. kasich: "i believe the president should not move forward and i think we ought to let the next president of the united states decide who is going to run that supreme court with a vote by the people of the united states of america. strengths and weaknesses in foreign policy experience were also major factors: dickerson; it's your first day in the situation room, what three questions do you ask your national security experts about the world? trump: what we want to do, when we want to do it and how hard do we want to hit prior to the face- off senator marco promised a better performance than what he turned in during the last rubio: i think there are three major threats that you want to get on top of. number one is what are we doing in the asia pacific region where both north korea and china pose threats to the national security of the united states. number two is what are we doing in the middle east with a combination of a sunni shia conflict driven by the shia arc that iran is now trying to establish in the middle east and also the growing threat of isis. and the third is rebuilding and reinvigorating nato in the european theater. there were a few surprise moments during the debate. bush: i could care less about the insults that donald trump gives to me it's blood sport to him and he enjoys it and i'm glad he's happy about it. but i am sick and tired of him going after my family. my dad is the greatest man alive in my mind and while donald trump was building a reality tv show my brother was building a security apparatus to keep us safe and i'm proud of what he did. the economy was also a hot topic. cruz: everyone understands at home that the middle class has the obama economy and we've got to bring jobs back, we've got to get people back to work , we've got to get wages going up again, we've got to get people moving from part time work to full time work, we all agree on that but it's not all going to be solved with magic pixie dust it's not just going to be solved by declaring into the air, let there be jobs. the democratic caucus is a week from today- next saturday february 20-th. the republican caucus follows on tuesday february 23rd. only registered republicans and democrats can caucus. today was the last day for republicans to register if they want to take part. democrats have until the day of their caucus to register... and they can do that on site. valentines day is tomorrow... and many are rushing out to buy last- minute gifts for their special one this holiday. almost half of all americans will get their loved one flowers. the national retail federations say they'll spend nearly two billion dollars on bouquets. the report says of ninety dollars this weekend. almost 90-percent of fresh cut flowers that come into the united states arrive in south florida. they have to be hand-approved for disease and pest free. and speaking of flowers -- these will light up your valentine's day. more than 25- thousand l-e-d roses were on display at hong kong's harbor front this weekend. the traveling garden is part of a world tour that originated in south korea. more than eighty people helped plant them. the white roses symbolize pure and innocent love. couples came out to enjoy the sight. "yeah, i think, i think it is a bit (romantic) and i think it's awesome. it's rarely, i mean relatively there is little chance to have these kinds of installations in hong kong." the roses are waterproof -- so they can light up rain or shine. those looking for a furry friend to be their valentine this year can adopt one for a sweet price. the animal foundation has 57 for a forever home. adoption fees for dogs and cats six months and older is 14 dollars through monday. the deal is a part of the animal foundation's 'the one' special. there are forty dogs... nine cats... six rabbits... one turtle... and one pig up for grabs. the goal is to have every animal adopted by valentine's day. some veterans step outside their comfort zone. how country line dancing helps them cope with life after service... free advertisement for one eligible bachelor. who set up this billboard to help a single man find a valentine's day date... and the response he's getting. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is gotta dance... and some veterans are cutting loose on the dance floor as a form of therapy. natalia martinez takes us to kentucky where it all started. you could say it's the music or the fancy footwork that draws them in. "serenade." "swing your partner" "(laughs) i never thought i'd learn to do-si-do." but really ....it's something else that got them hooked. "when i first came out here, i'd been isolated for quite a while." ted spencer is working towards recovery one step at a time. "i had a couple traumatic events happen while i was in the service and never really dealt with them." ted isn't alone. "sometime i have nightmares, and then i have, some medications can trigger it too." army veteran battling a long list of ailments...from ptsd to cancer. but looking at him here...you would never know. "i usually don't go square dance, but then i said, 'you know, this is fun.'" that's the point of the dancing well series. veterans and their families can tune out their battles and tune into the beat. "i was here dancing three minutes and i had a great grin on my face and i looked around and the other vets were grinning, the volunteers were grinning." dancing well's organizer says the idea started to help improve soldiers memory. they quickly realized it also lowered pain, reduced anxiety and reconnected bonds. it's even inspired this veteran to sign up as a volunteer. "i know some of the things that help them and i hope i can incorporate it and help these people in that way too." after this go- around... organizers hope to turn things up again soon as long as the vets are willing to give it a chance. "if the vets would do that, they would fall in love with it, the dancing is free for vets and their families.. the group hopes it will continue to grow. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton ((weather)) for up to date traffic alerts and conditions check pretty descent temperatures stick around for the next 7 days. the ridge that helped bump our daytime temperatures into the 70's is flattening but the effective change that will be breezy conditions for part of the week. a low to the north of us will try and breakdown the ridge with some success the second half of the week. our local mountains could get some light rain or flurries thursday, the coolest day of the week. the ridge will start to build back nick lagrange look at tonight's festivities... more college basketball action. welcome back to fox five sports. some sad news to report out of the world of u-f-c. former heavyweight champion -- and long time las vegas resident -- kevin randleman died this week, at sports on thursday that randleman had been admitted to a san diego hospital for pneumonia and later passed away due to heart failure. randleman was a fierce wrestler who captured two ncaa wrestling championships and was a three-time all-american, while at ohio state. once college was finished -- entered the ufc, in 1999. into his career -- he was already the heavyweight champion of the randleman williams to win the vacant title.... ....and then went against pedro rizzo in june 2000. it's n-b-a all star weekend in toronto. the game tips off tomorrow night. but there was plenty of entertaining play to be had tonight -- for 'all star saturday night.' the first event of the night was the 'skills challenge.' participants went head-to-head to see who could dribble, pass, hit a lay-up, and a three the fastest. in the end -- 2015 first overall pick -- karl anthony- towns -- beat isiah thomas. next up was the three-point contest. all-stars james harden and steph ...curry's the show. thompson beat curry in the final round putting up an astonishing and the third and final event was the beloved dunk orlando's eron gordon -- and last year's dunk contest winner -- zach levine -- went at it hard. gordon magic mascot -- grabbing it off his head and throwing it down hard. the air for one of them, you see here. but it wasn't enough in the judges' opinions.... ...as levine did it again. some very creative 360, behind the back, and between the legs dunks from him. and for the second year in a row -- levine is the slam dunk champion. it was a day of upsets in college basketball today. and the best finish of the day -- happened at cameron indoor stadium. the dukies taking on number seven- ranked virginia. in the first half -- malcolm brogdon knocks derryck the way, and dishes to anthony gill for the flush. game tied at four. still in the first half -- brandon ingram takes it hard to the rack and finishes with the slam! virginia leads by just one. but the cavaliers would take a three-point lead into the half. second half now -- duke up by two. darius thomspon lobs it inside to malcolm brogdon who finishes with the lay-in. game tied at 58. 15 seconds to play now -- duke up one. marial shayok fakes the shot and passes to brogdon. and brogdon puts up the quick, tough layup over the shoulder to grab a one-point lead. now with time running out -- grayson allen -- drives, puts up a tough shot at the buzzer, and it's good! a lot of debate on whether or not allen traveled. others say he got fouled. but either way, the basket counts. unranked duke beats number seven virginia -- 63-62. 9 upsets in college basketball top 25 today. we'll be right switch to centurylink prism tv, and get the same great channels cable gives you, without having to deal with cable. yes and? and...there's whole home dvr. plus tons of on demand options so you can watch whatever, whenever. yes and? why do you guys keep saying that? it's the first rule of improv. by saying "yes and," we accept the reality created by our comedy partners, paul. yes, right, i know. do you? feel like a hollywood insider looking for love? just put your picture and information on a billboard. that's what this man's coworkers did so he could get help in the love department. this is matt hill. he works for a lawn and garden company. his coworkers put his face and contact info on a billboard with... "looking for a valentine? call... text... or email matt." the eligible bachelor says he was pretty surprised by the gesture... but he's taking dozens of calls and texts from potential dates. "perfect date is pretty much a bonfire out in the middle of the woods, at somebody's house, small party, something like that." matt says he's not looking for just a fling... but someone to settle down with. thanks for joining us for fox five news at ten. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this ste is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. i want to make sure that every child has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton,