he was worked up during that speech. greg: this has been a wild week. he is still in a fight with the gold star family. he got into a fight with that baby. on the plus side for donald trump, the fund-raising is through the roof. small recent numbers are right up there. a 10. yeah point hillary clinton leading him. with the popularity. greg: what is going on with donald trump. rudy giuliani joins us in just a moment. rosanna: we will talk about bill mike: we are cruising along this week. let s show you what is up. fifty-six for you and sussex. our temperatures are comfortable. the dew point numbers are pretty creeping up a here for you in central park. sixty-three out at newark. a mainly clear skies. high pressure is in control. keeping an eye on things. it does not look like anything in the immediate future. trying to bring you some ankle met with her. a few showers may be in upstate clear skies again for you tomorrow. saturday is when the scattered showers start rolling
some advice for for drivers looking for the cheapest gas. download an app like gas buddy dot com or vegasgasprices. com. reporting live in las vegas - tony smith 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) tony, why are valley gas prices higher? ((tony smith)) according to gas buddy.. las vegas suffers from higher gas prices due to high taxes on gasoline additionally, the lack of refining capacity in the state means cities like las vegas have to rely on gasoline from nearby states. the majority of las vegas s fuel is sourced from california refiners, who have seen their prices soar from additional state environmental regulations. stabbing incidents put four people in the hospital earlier today. the most recent one happened around 5-30 near lake mead and simmons. metro says two men got into a fight that resulted in both getting stabbed. witnesses described to us what lead up to the incident. ((delenor griffin // witness: i just noticed blood drops everywhere all by my door. i guess ju
and republicans next tuesday. by the way we ve also learned democrats hillary clinton and bernie sanders will host town halls at the keep memory alive event center this thursday. it will kick off at 6 and go until 8 pm./// ((michelle mortensen)) > one the g-o-p side . the candidates are taking swings at one another while pounding the pavement on the campaign trail. cbs news correspondent craig boswell gives us the blow by blow details from charleston, south carolina. pkg: nats: jeb bush craig boswell: george w. bush took to the stage in south carolina yesterday to help give his younger brother jeb s campaign an extra boost. the former president gave a speech with thinly veiled jabs at donald trump. (george w. bush/former president) jeb s a man of humble deep and genuine faith. faith that reveals itself in good works, not loud words. craig boswell: trump hit right back. (donald trump/r- presidential candidate) why do you mention jeb bush, he s not competitive. although h
((dominque de biasio, hal smith elementary)) when i came in, i knew we were a high need region. we are the 5th largest school district in the nation. we have to fill those classrooms. ((tony smith, 8 news now)) right now, there are hundreds of thousand of students, but not enough educators in the classrooms. ((dominque de biasio, hal smith elementary)) everybody i talk too, i am like, hey you need a job? we have plenty of them. ((tony smith, 8 news now)) in 2015, the clark county school district lost about 16- hundred teachers. ((dominque de biasio, hal smith elementary)) we really need good teachers. and we need people, who are going to stay. ((tony smith, 8 news now)) recently, the governor s office gave school districts the ablitity to offer provisional teaching licenses. ((michael gentry, interim human resources chief for ccsd)) so, we are starting to see the tracking and i think a certain percentage, maybe the bulk of is thanks to the provisional licensing. ((mic
this case we are talking about the 9-1-1 system where lives could be at stake here. this 911 outage occurred on february second for about six hours. at first, people calling with emergencies may not have been able to get through or their calls may have been dropped..accor ding to the department. once metro transferred calls to the henderson and north las vegas call centers - there was still a significant wait.possibly up to 50 minutes. deputy chief charles hank tells us although it is not definitive, the broadcast storm is the likely cause. ((deputy chief charles hank/metro police: even though we do not know or have a definitive reason for the cause of the disruption of service, we have enough information to better prepare against any future failure of the system. simply put, today our system is stronger as a result of our thorough look into this matter.)) deputy chief if metro received any reports or knows about anything that went terribly wrong as a result of someone call