chaos along the las vegas strip when a gunman barricades himself inside a bus. and across the country today president trump supporters clash with protesters. we begin tonight with that standoff on the vegas strip. good evening everybody, i m joyce evans. shots are fired. one person is dead before an armed man is taken into custody. he had barricaded himself inside a busful of people for hours. fox s andrew craft is in las vegas now with more. reporter: adult male gunman taken into custody after barricading himself inside a bus along the las vegas strip saturday following a dealed student. this incident is now resolv resolved. we have the suspect in custody were did not locate any additional victims thon bus. that individual was taken into custody without incident and there were no shots fired by the police during this incident. reporter: standoff prompted partial closure of the busy boulevard. [ gunfire ] reporter: allowed explosion could be heard from the strip as
rehabilitation services, into victim services. so if this proposition passes the people, the voter, will ship to many resources and lower the amount of time that people can spend in prison for substance abuse, for petty theft, receiving stolen properties. there s six low-level offenses that will change. and it will also make people who have went to prison for those crimes eligible for an expungement. and i m really excited about it because after being released from prison 20 years, after rehabilitating myself and hundreds and hundreds of others, jeanne, i ll be eligible to get an expungement or i ll be eligible to clean up my record. i will be eligible to not be punished anymore for medicating my grief with an illegal substance. and incarcerated when i lost my son. and that s not just me. those are hundreds of thousands of more californians. so i m really, you know, like gung ho. don ho for prop 47. prophet, i think you mentioned a little bit the political ship is going on
can be stable and get their i.d. and social security card where they can begin to feel welcome and they can begin to get back in touch with why am i here? what is my purpose? even though i have been through all of these things what do i do with my life tomorrow, next year, next decade? hadaway reconnect with my children? and some of the same things that we think about for our own lives as far as the further development. what will i be doing in 10 years? where do i want to work? where do i want to play and how do i get to rebuilding my life? how do i become a part of a policy system? how do i become a voter? you know, how do i get my life back in my dreams back in my goals back. some of the things that we need to be thinking about are what do we do to support those coming back home to become constructive members of our community? to be useful and productive in our world. and in a new way of life that s her whole purpose. that s what we do with the women that come their is just
i think that polls have shown us that americans the people no longer want to see these numbers and these institutions built. they re looking at other ways in order other ways to handle people with mental health issues and drug addictions, which really drive the numbers in our prisons and in our jails, but i think that what we have done over the last three decades is really built this mass incarceration vehicle that has driven and driven and driven the numbers of men and women and children into the systems and now we re realizing that it s not working, it s broken, it s too costly, it s taking lives that we could handle differently. so, that s where we have landed. but the system keeps churning away. and i am very happy to see a proposition in california like proposition 47, that the people can go and cast their vote, and this machine will have to downsize. so, i think that it s out of control. irregardless of what we the people are looking at and wanting for our commu
can the media still be considered unbiased based on the coverage they convey to the world? oh, wait a minute, that s the second if responsibility of the media to convey unbiased information, why does it seem that media footage does not cover events that general residents are able to cover? be the community sees [inaudible] but chooses not to cover it. we all make decisions on coverage based on, you know, journalistic experience. you might think it s a really big story. like, at my radio station [inaudible] be who caress? if it s one thing that cares as opposed to a whole market, we re going to cover the story that the whole market wants. and then that s where i think you should tweet it or facebook it. what s this? why no coverage of [inaudible] powell? i don t know who that is, i m sorry. he was the guy that was shot in the killed in the city holding a knife. oh, the knife. did you say why why there was no coverage of that. we covered it. uh-huh,