warm hot whatever it s going to be warmer than yesterday. we were in the mid-90s. today we talked about the upper 90s we do have a legitimate chance of hitting 100 degrees possible last time this year. see our skies are brightening. 6:26 am the sunrise. currently delightful. 65 degrees downtown las vegas studios. 30.0ch side also far east side 65 degrees. the warmer out on the west buffalo lake mead elizabeth and 70. skies are clear nothing out here but i want you to notice down to the south some clouds are building going to talk about that in my main weather but you can see our skies are looking really nice today. plan your day centennial midmorning 96 by midafternoon hit the high of about 99 and whatever you want to call it one. the big change i for the work week. some of them you going to like. back to the breaking news overnight police investigating a homicide in north las vegas that left one man dead. happened on 12:40 am 300 block of east wright avenue.police responde
connection to terrorism or any credible threat to the city but they do believe the explosion was an intentional act of some kind. i want you to look at the damage from that explosion. this picture was tweeted out by new york city s counter terrorism account. we re being told that the explosive device was found inside or near this dumpster. 29 people were hurt in this blast. one of the victims is believed toav possibly critical injuries. take a listen to the city s fire commissioner give an update on the victims dan nigro: 24 of these people have been transported to area hospitals with varying scrapes, abrasions, from glass from metal, thankfully none of these are life threatening injuries and the 24 patients have been removed are not in a serious condition - other than the 1. we also heard during that press conference - he says they dont know the exact nature or cause of the explosion but they ahve ruled out terrorism. police are also investigating a second site about four bl
something towards officers. that s when he was fatally shot. ((denise valdez)) this is just the latest example of the difficult, split-second decisions law enforcement officers have to make every day. and it can mean the difference between life or death for suspects and officers. ((paul joncich)) and in cases involving mentally ill people, it adds another wrinkle to an already stressful situation. as shakala alvaranga shows us tonight. metro police puts an emphasis on training for situations just like this one. shakala? (ha denise and paul, these three words are paramount in saving lives: time, distance and cover. it s the technique that metro police use when they re faced with a behavioral crisis. the death of 30-year-old alfred olango . sparks protests in san diego. it s also fueling the debate about how police deal with people with mental illness. the goal of the training and the goal of the cti officer and the goal of the metro police officers take part in the cr
virginia along interstate 70. the two republican lawmakers stopped their car over and began pulling surviors rom the four vehicle crash. heck who is a trained combat surgeon helped a victim escape.. and provided medical aid until first responders could arrive. he also proounced one victim dead at the scene. we reached out to dr. joe heck. and he released this statement to us. lisa and i want to join the rubios in offering prayers and condolences to those grieving and wish a speedy recovery injured. as always, we have great respect for the first responders who handle such cases every day. the semi that lost contol may have hydroplaned on the wet road, and it doesn t appear alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash. senator marco rubio also released a statement about the deadly crash. we ll hear from him at 1030. the moments leading up to a shootout with police in kingman arizona were caught on an officer s body camera. and we must warn you you might find it disturbing. kil
martinez valle joins us in studio now with whats going to happen to families currently in n-v-h-c s care. nevada health center gives primary care to low income families all over nevada. here in clark county though one of the care options they offer. ob care for expecting mothers, its done at the end of the year. the health center says not to worry though, they re committed to helping current patients find future care. we deffinitely struggled with this decision because were trying to provide the best care possible and allowing access to all nevadans to have quality health care expecting mothers in the community won t be able to go to nevada health center for their ob care after this year. thats a big deal. i think its a concerned matter for people in the community here, being a grandparent myself 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 just