the man accused of killing a starbucks customer will face a judge again on november third. that s the date set for 34- year- old pedro garcia s preliminary hearing. he s accused of killing 41- year- old aleksandr khutsishvili a little before noon sunday. police tell us garcia entered the starbucks after his card was declined at the drive- thru. and exchanged words with the victim before shooting him. garcia s attorney says his client will plead not guilty to the charges./// ((paul joncich)) police need your help finding a man accused of robbing us this is surveillance footage. showing a man walking around near nellis boulevard and bonanza on wednesday. police believe he may have been involved in a robbery that happened in a parking lot. we re told a man pulled out a small gun. and told a woman to give him her purse. the woman screamed. scaring the man off. he didn t get away with her purse. if you know anything. call police or crimestoppers./// ((denise valdez)) you may
terrorism. john harwood will join us from the white house. before we do that, let s get up to speed on this morning s other top stories. michelle? let s start with oil. crude prices dropping after friday s opec meeting. as a result there s no agreement on output targets. in fact, the cartel didn t even mention a quota, something we haven t seen in decades. analysts say this is a message that opec or saudi arabia is willing to deal with low prices. you can see wti is back below $40 per barrel. u.s. gasoline prices dropping again as well. the lundberg survey says the average price is down 4 cents. $2.10, the lowest level since late january. in global news, big win for venezuela s opposition. the party winning control over the national assembly and changing the balance of power. the victory comes 17 years after hugo chavez started the socialist information. it could mean dramatic changes down there. in corporate news, general electric is terminating a deal that it had to s
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