taking. reporter: within the hour we have learned all of the victims are students and the school president issued this letter to the school community, recognizing the anxiety these incidents create and she also outlined steps to make this campus safer. has campus police have patrols, students said they feel safer traveling in packs following a series of disturbing sexual battery cases. it seems like it s happening daily. it seems to almost happen exclusively to women. reporter: at least six cases since mid-october, the most recent on wednesday at duncan hall. a female student says she was groped on the northeast stairwell. the same thing happened in the student union and a week ago wednesday in the northeast stairs of sweeney hall. it didn t used to be something you had to worry about. i am just going to class. but now it feels like even if somebody is working to closely behind me it s a weird feeling to always have to be on your guard. you have no idea when somebod
((cal potter/attorney: society has said you know we re going to hold these police officers accountable. we re gonna allow private attorneys to come in and sue for violations of civil rights.)) ((vanessa murphy)) they are claiming this is excessive use of force by police.. since there is no audio, it s unclear how this started and what was said between police and tuuamalemelo. a metro report describes him as aggressive and refers to his size. he tells us at the time, he was nearly 380 pounds. and he s 6 1 when he appears to walk away though. we see this action.. ((ian: i feel a tug on my shirt. i just remembered, i turned around, right when i turned around, that s when i seen the officer he just had a, just a full swing, just takes one to my face.)) ((cal: there is no excuse for that.)) ((vanessa murphy)) potter says he s concerned about the tactics used for restraint here. ((potter: in a perfect world, the united states attorney s office would pick up this case and prosecut
commissioner tom collins was arrested for suspicion of drunk driving. it is our top story. nathan o neal joins us live from north las vegas city hall. what do we know about the incident? nathan: we re at city hall here in north las vegas, the very place where tom collins wanted to be in charge one day. tonight, we re learning this controversial politician has had a run-in with the law that could put his bid for mayor in jeopardy. i m planning to run for mayor. that was tom collins in august announcing his intentions to run for the mayor of north las vegas, but tonight the controversial politician faces a d.u.i. charge. jail records indicate he was arrested friday night and booked under his legal name, clarence wheldon. the former clark county commissioner known for his cowboy personality resigned from his post in the county back in august. collins cited family matters in i have been able to spend time with my mom. i ve been able to spend more time with my horse. got the
intensity the city itself. these rainfall totals are rather significant, especially by las vegas standards. centennial hills just about over three quarters of an inch. we ve had a third of an inch opt east side of town. outside the valley, searchlight over one inch of rain, and it continues to fall throughout a good chunk of this area. can you see the lake now over three quarters of an inch. we ll recap all these totals plus where we go from here as the rain will finally taper off, we ll tell you about that in a few minutes. marie: thank you. the wet and foggy br also caused problems for travelers. several flights at mccarran airport delayed tonight, some canceled. officials say several arriving and departing flights were pushed back more than three hours. airport officials say if you re flying out later this week, plan ahead and think about arriving at the airport earlier than normal. jim: here s the up side, if you like to strap the boards on your feet and slide down th
we begin with president trump who leveled some factually inaccurate charges this weekend. after a week of more turnover in his administration, during which trump sought the advice of former campaign operatives and hard core supporters, the washington post reports meeting with his political soldiers, corey lewandowski and david bossy, strategist brad and son-in-law and senior advisor jared kushner. white house chief of staff john kelly did not travel with the president to mar-a-lago this weekend, but senior policy advisor stephen miller, a proponent of hard line immigration policies, has been at trump s side. and the president reportedly dined with fox news host sean hannity friday night who was later spotted at the president s golf club. all right. so, yesterday president trump began the 16th calendar month of his administration by blaming democrats for the border, lack thereof. a, quote, border patrol agents are not allowed to properly do their job at the border because of