a moped rider was a moped rider was killed in a crash this morning, after running a red light. this happened near flamingo and valley view just after five. metro says a mazda crashed into the moped while making a left turn. was not wearing a helmet. he was taken to u-m-c where he later died. metro says the mazda driver did not see the moped until it was too late, and is struggling emotionally after the crash. the driver of our vehicle pulled over here, stopped, remained on scene for police. is not impaired, cooperating, answering our questions, was going to work, visibly shaken, upset about what happened out here. metro says the starts seeing more crashes around this time of year because more people are out enjoying the nicer weather. two people on a moped were rushed to the hospital after they crashed this morning. this happened near lamb and and stewart at about 10 this morning. the moped was the only vehicle involved. a man and woman were taken to sunrise hospital. the
and would come in and take care of their animals. mosley says that the owner would come in three times a week to over see things the animals are with the animal foundation. as of right now. no arrests have been made. a north las vegas doctor. has been arrested again on lewdness charges. take a look. this is jorge burgos. this arrest stems from his initial arrest - and investigation involving open and gross lewdness with multiple patients. police say more victims have come forward. police say there could still be more victims - if you have any information you are asked to call north las vegas police or crimestoppers at 702-385-55-55. least four men and four women have been caught on camera, naked, all because they rented out the wrong house online. now the man accused of setting up hidden spy cameras around the house. is facing criminal charges. fox5 s adam herbets is live outside the home. on warm springs and pecos with an update. people are still living here. you can see th
give up. you can t ever, ever forget me, okay? don t worry. everything will be all right. it will all work out. reporter: on the day of her death, michelle o keefe, 18 years old, college freshman was in a wonderful mood. her early morning class was over. she had been offered another film gig in l.a. that very afternoon, a walk-on role in a music video with kid rock. she aimed her parents gift, the shiny new blue mustang, through the streets of the antelope valley north of los angeles. she had less than 12 hours to live. her mother, pat o keefe, was just leaving the house. she was pulling up as i was driving out coming back from a college class. see waved and said hi with a big smile like she always does and i waved. she had told me she was going to do a shoot that afternoon. that was the last time i saw her. reporter: it was february 22nd, 2000, cool and clear, fine high desert morning. fresh clean start of a brand-new millennium. a storm was due that evening. sh
me, okay? don t worry. everything will be all right. it will all work out. reporter: on the day of her death, michelle o keefe, 18 years old, college freshman was in a wonderful mood. her early morning class was over. she had been offered another film gig in l.a. that very afternoon, a walk-on role in a music video with kid rock. she aimed her parents gift, the shiny new blue mustang, through the streets of the antelope valley north of los angeles. she had less than 12 hours to live. her mother, pat o keefe, was just leaving the house. she was pulling up as i was driving out coming back from a college class. see waved and said hi with a big smile like she always does and i waved. she had told me she was going to do a shoot that afternoon. that was the last time i saw her. reporter: it was february 22nd, 2000, cool and clear, fine high desert morning. fresh clean start of a brand-new millennium. a storm was due that evening. she said, i m going down there. i said, b
give up. you can t ever, ever forget me, okay? don t worry. everything will be all right. it will all work out. reporter: on the day of her death, michelle o keefe, 18 years old, college freshman was in a wonderful mood. her early morning class was over. she had been offered another film gig in l.a. that very afternoon, a walk-on role in a music video with kid rock. she aimed her parents gift, the shiny new blue mustang, through valley north of los angeles. she had less than 12 hours to live. her mother, pat o keefe, was just leaving the house. she was pulling up as i was driving out coming back from a college class. see waved and said hi with a big smile like she always does and i waved. she had told me she was going to do a shoot that afternoon. that was the last time i saw her. reporter: it was february 22nd, 2000, cool and clear, fine high desert morning. fresh clean start of a brand-new millennium. a storm was due that evening. she said, i m going down there