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holland did what they said he did holland was arrested in december 2010 on charges related to sexually assaulting girls and women from his church. he was then charged with lewdness with a minor in 2011. holland then fled to nevada and was eventually found in tijuana where he was arrested by mexican police. while the prosecution argues that holland met with the victims in private and pretended like he was counseling them, the defense argues that the victims were scorned by holland and jealous to be sharing his attention. the jury is now fully aware of all the information amd will hopefully reach a prosecutors say holland is expected in henderson justice court tomorrow for an appearance related to the newly filed charges. prosecutors have upgraded the criminal case against lakeisha holloway. she's the woman accused of intentionally driving a car into a crowd of pedestrians on the strip - killing one persson - and injuring dozens. clark county d-a steve wolfson filed new felony charges against holloway - including 30 counts of attempted murder - bringing the total to 71. a judge set a cou

holland how was he trade? >> reporter: a girl because incident where she says he and her mother took it vantage of her mother -- where he and her mother took advantage of her. she testified that she took the integers out because holland had threatened her. carmine colucci is representing holland and try to say the girl gave conflicting statements to detectives. asked by the police officer if anyone had touched you and you said no? >> reporter: it will be up to jurors to decide if it sure is credible. holland is facing life in prison if convicted. >> reporter: the jurors also heard today from an adult woman who claimed that she went to see holland for counseling within her marriage and was also a victim, -- she is of course an adult and stayed with holland for several years after the alleged allegation. reporting live, news 3. >> anchor 2: real bombshells all day there in court room. please divest getting a stabbing in fremont street early this morning.it happened just before six at the safari extended day mote

otis holland took the stand to defend himself. on friday, we saw a video of a sermon of holland. today he tried to explain what was on that recording. he said parents had asked him to talk about sex. >> there were a number of parents that said no pastor. i want my daughter here because i want her to know. >> reporter: prosecutors want to show that video shows a different side of otis holland. his attorney wants to show his client was being attacked and he was simply helping the families. he denied the rape allegations under oath. at times he was angry and directed that anger towards >> can't say this, can't say that. well, he said as we will hear and see. >> ox. >> objection. >> i refuse -- >> reporter: langford objected saying he was not sticking to the question. >> i would like to apologize. after what i heard, i want the jury to hear everything. i apologize. >> reporter: the judge had to take a recess. >> i would like to take a lie detector test. >> may we're broach? >> -- approach? >> yes. >> reporter: the judge adminnished holland to stick to the questions. he was animated b

langford said that holland had the victims film themselves. again while these new charges were filed today- here at the regional justice center closing arguments kicked off in the initial case against holland. robert langford, special prosecuting attorney: new charges were filed in henderson justice court this morning they are similar allegations the case here. because were waiting for the jerry he probably won't make appearance tomorrow expect that either will be. later in the week or possibly next week holland was arrested in december 2010 on charges related to sexually assaulting girls and women from his church. he was then charged with lewdness with a minor in 2011. holland then fled nevada and was eventually found in tijuana where by mexican police. while the prosecution argues that holland met with the victims in private and pretended like he was counseling them, the defense argues that the victims were scorned by holland and jealous to be sharing his attention. the jury has wrapped up for the day at 5 and will be back tomorrow at 9 am.

new charges were filed against holland yesterday. a special prosecutor in the case says it involves a victim younger than ten years old. the special prosecutor also says holland had the victims film themselves - during some of the sex acts. police arrested a woman ... in connection to a fatal shooting two months ago. officers took michelle horn into custody wednesday. she now faces charges in a shooting police drug-related. metro found horn - near the scene of the shooting at a vacant home close to flamingo and arville. investigators say they found alexander nunez' body.... two to three days after he was shot. toss to weather mostly cloudy skies for friday with a high of 60 degrees and a very light breeze. we'll have overcast skies on saturday with a slight chance of showers mainly in the afternoon. southwest breezes to 20 mph and a high of 62 also included for saturday afternoon. sunday we'll see a slight chance of showers for the early morning with skies turning partly cloudy and northwest breezes there's a way for your pets.... to

a message of determination from francois hollande. genie: france on high alert, something we are seeing again moments ago in northern paris, where police shot dead a man who reportedly has an explosive belt strapped to his body. he tried to get into the police station. a very dangerous job for the police, who have not always have the best reputation in france, but they do seem to be getting respect, if not popularity, these days -- gaining respect, if not popularity, these days. luke: you could probably hear them cheering the speech here at police headquarters in paris. -- once, the police the french police do not have the best reputation in various communities within the country. as it evolved that much over the past -- has evolved that much over the past 12 months? it is difficult to say. they are in a constant situation of control. the reception they get from people around the country -- police been meeting with officers and people meeting with those officers as they go about their business. there is a sense of welcome amongst many

holland was seen shaking his head in disagreement. in opening statements, prosecutor robert langford told jurors the defendant brainwashed nothing wrong with what he was doing. his defense attorney, carmine colucci, said holland offered counseling sessions to minors with the consent of their parents. colucci said his client talked to the kids about sex... but never sexually assaulted them. in fact, he said the victims cared about holland and when they found out he was dating older women, they plotted against him. the second victim to take the stand also testified she was sexually assaulted during counselng sessions with the former pastor. she was also a teenager at the time. the trial will resume tomorrow. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) karen, any word of when holland will take the stand. ((karen castro)) his defense but the prosecutor believes holland will testify in his own defense. ((nats- vuvuzelas and airhorns)) ((paula francis)) > a chorus of vu-vu-ze'-las and airhorns welcomed the three democrati

in this conviction holland faces 25 years to life in prison. he is due to be sentenced for this conviction in march. that new case expected to start in a henderson courtroom next week. reporting live from the courthouse, sergio avila, news 3. back to you in the studio. >> reed: we may still hear more from otis holland. thank you so much. >>> metro police looking for your help to identify this man. he is wanted for robbing an employee at a business on rainbow near charleston in december. no one got hurt in the robbery. if you know the guy call you can always call anonymously. >>> we are following a developing story out of salt lake city tonight. an avalanche kills a 49-year-old man. authorities say it happened in an area just overlooking the salt lake valley called gobbler's knob between mill creek and big cotton wood canyon. another man was also buried. conditions are dangerous on the mountains right now in the area seeing many avalanches in the back country over the past several days. >>> surveillance video catches hoodlums vandalizing a piece

((otis holland, former pastor: holland: did you force yourself upon her? no i didn't.. and i want a lie detector test? council: objection your honor. may we approach? holland: i want them to know the truth )) last week, the jury viewed videos of holland's sermons and heard from girls who said they were victimized by him when they were teenagers. holland's attorney says the accusers made up stories about being abused because they thought they loved holland and were jealous of his adult relationships. ((sharie johnson)) holland could face life in prison if he's convicted. reporting live, sharie johnson, 8news now. ((paula francis)) you said he was expressive? what other ((sharie johnson)) he started crying on the stand when talking about the burden of being a pastor and dealing with his many responsibilities. we'll have that... tonight at six. ((dave courvoisier)) > if your powerball ticket doesn't end up being the lucky combination... you're still in luck. ((paula francis)) the offer from a casino to help make more winners after tonight's drawing. ((dave courvoisier)) >

that's why she sought out holland and the church. prosecutors are trying to show was misleading them all along. the victim's mother said she attended the united faith church for about four years. during that time, she testified otis holland had approached her to counsel her 15-year-old daughter. for some of that counseling, holland recorded a statement where he asked the mother for permission. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the mother testified she eventually learned holland was having sex with her daughter and she went to the police. she was asked by the prosecutor what she thought he meant when he asked for permission. >> talking with her. maybe positively getting her mind away from sex. >> no one forced you attend his >> reporter: the defense attorney argued the counseling had been helpful by holland. >> were you present when she told the congregation that holland's counseling helped her? >> yes. >> reporter: holland faces 17 counts stemming from alleged sexual abuse of minors. he's been in prison for four years. if convicted, he f

holland's attorney also gave his closing argument. he says the alleged victims concocted the stories of abuse out of jealousy of holland's adult relationships. prosecutors worked count- by-count to match testimony with each charge... while the defense said the girls were essentially making everything up. ((carmine colucci/defense attorney: whenever these events happen, there were only 2 witnesses, with allegations matthew rashbrook/prosecu tor: she thought it was part of to, but it's not the same as consent)) ((patrick walker)) holland was captured after fleeing to mexico... and was extradited to the u-s. he took the stand in his own defense earlier in the trial... even offering to take a lie detector test to try to prove his innocence. ((patrick walker)) the trial has gone on for a little over two weeks. we'll see how long it takes the jury to come to a verdict. deliberations continue tomorrow. reporting live... patrick walker... 8 news now. /// ((dave courvoisier)) > dozens of new charges were added to the case against the woman who

hollande: our defense ministers have signed an intergovernmental agreement. it is a decisive step for india to purchase these fighter jets. please allow me to thank you for that. there remain some financial matters to be sorted out in the next couple of days, but what matters most has been done. in april it was a statement and today it is an agreement between our two countries. let's more on that visit, talk to our correspondent in delhi. what can you tell us about the rafael -- the rafale deal? was not a commercial agreement but a memorandum of understanding around the deal. it is basically pointing a way save for two elements -- the pricing of the aircraft and the delivery date. these will likely be addressed in the days and weeks to come. the french president had a decisive way forward. still an agreement last april. leaders areh stressing that both countries have a shared enemy. that is what the visit is all about, precisely that. tomorrow we will see the french publicnt attending parades as an official guest, and i think the clear signal, given the share

turn to talk. >> woman: i had been molested by otis holland. >> and holland is of course the former pastor of united faith church. along with the sex count, he is also charged with conspiring to destroy evidence. the trial is expected to last about a week. reporting live, denise, and let's go back to the studio. >> jessica: thank you for that. metro says this man, joshua simon, is in jail charged with first-degree murder. according to detectives, simon and the victim, gary maney, got into a fight at the apartment santa. killed. >> metro detectives have made interest in the murder from last february. this was the senior boulder wayne watson is accused of choosing edie. he was arrested in california monday and will be properly cared face murder charges. >> once line things up a bit, why don't we? the consumers electronic show is about a lot more than just the latest in television, smart phones, and even cars. >> your health is also a big focus at the showcase. sergio is down there to show us the latest in health technology. >> reporter: well jim and jessica, how about one of these at the stu

holland has pleaded not guilty... and his attorney has maintained that the three girls made up the allegations out of jealousy. prosecutors say holland spent time picking his victims... who testified the pastor told them the sexual contact was just "counselling..." while holland's defense says audio tapes of one of the girls giggling... among other evidence... proves his innocence. ((carmine colucci/defense attorney: "those are not the noises made by someone who is under nder pressure, under duress, being abused." robert langford/prosecut or: "he had carefully groomed his environment and his victims, they were telling the truth, and ultimately, the truth would convict him.")) initially arrested in 2010... posted bail and fled to mexico. he was extradited to the u-s in january 2014 after authorities caught up with him in tiajuana. ((patrick walker)) jurors only had about a half hour to deliberate today. they'll be back here tomorrow morning at 9. holland faces life in prison. dave... ((dave courvoisier)) how did hollan

it wasn't the only time holland faced pressure. in february 2014, a university dean, larry grillot, who has never worked for the oklahoma geological survey, wrote a position paper for the agency which concluded that the majority of oklahoma's recent earthquakes appear to be natural. while the statement came from outside of the geological survey, austin holland was asked to sign off on it. >> i tried to get rid of everything i couldn't stomach. but i thought this took us backwards, right? in february of 2014, i coulda issued a statement that reads a lot like it did in april of this year, saying, "the vast majority of these earthquakes are very likely to be caused by saltwater disposal". i mean, i coulda issued that statement then, i had the scientific backing to support that statement. and to me, this was to slow things down. right? to give the deniers more time to deny. >> the timing of the statement raised questions. emails show that the university was seeking a $25 million dollar grant from continental resources. meanwhile, dean

the prosecution using this by holland. wednesday he tried explaining that sermon, he says parents asked him to talk about sex. >> there were a number of parents that said, no, pastor, i want my daughter here. >> reporter: prosecutors say the video out ofs an insight into a different side of holland. he denied the allegations under oath. holland at times was angry and directed that anger toward special prosecutor robert langinformation. >> everything is set up, trickery, can't say this, can't say that. >> reporter: the judge eventually had to take a recess after this comment. >> i'd like to take a like detector test to aver file everything. >> reporter: the judge admonished him to stick to the questions asked him and that polygraph tests are not then came some admissions. listen to his attorney ask him about a girl he met when she was 15. >> did you eventually have sexual relations with her? >> yes. >> reporter: he testified nothing happened prior to her 16th birthday, the age of cot in nevada. >> did you -- >> no. >> repor

a mother who used to attend otis holland's church in henderson recalled how holland maneuvered his way into many families from bible studies to counseling. the mother said her daughter connected with holland after she sent a prayer request about her in court, prosecutors played an audiotape of holland. [ inaudible ] >> i give you full permission. >> reporter: after jurors were excused for the day, another witness was heard by the judge. this witness will say she sought out holland for marital counseling but he took it to the next level. >> i told him to stop. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: now, the judge asked her about that and she says she was afraid she would go to hell. she would be cursed. and she also told the judge that she was afraid and believed him. now, the judge is expected to make a decision tomorrow. testimony resumes in the afternoon. center, sandra gonzalez, news 3. >> sandra, thank you. >>> la mor odom o-- lamar odom is not going to face charges for cocaine in a nevada brothel. the district attorney said said the evidence didn't prove he used co dane during his three days

holland: i want them to know the truth." )) ((brian loftus)) truth." )) ((brian loftus)) holland could face life in prison if he's convicted. the trial resumes on tuesday next week. /// ((brian loftus)) > tickets go on sale today for a new airline and they're pretty cheap. ((kirsten joyce)) we'll explain what the new "wow air" will offer its customers. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > today we'll find out who the front- runners are... ahead of the 88-th academy awards. leonardo di caprio has a shot at being one of them for best actor... for his role in "the revenant"... along with actors matt damon, once we have the full list, we'll let you know . the oscars will be on sunday, february 28-th. /// ((sherry swensk)) > remember that frozen car we told about earlier this week? well it's finally being freed from its frozen state. crews finally got around to melting and chipping off the inches of ice on it. once they were able to move it, they hauled it up onto a tow truck. the car had been parked outside of a restaurant in hamburg, new york... which sat along the lake erie waterfront. the lake effec

christiane taubira has often openly criticized francois hollande's government. news of her resignation came ahead of parliament's debate over a controversial constitutional reform that would allow people convicted of terrorism to be stripped of their french citizenship in certain circumstances. expressed taubira has reservations about that plan, and news of her resignation spread -- as it did spread, she upeted, "sometimes to stand for what you believe in is to leave." use day to fight for what you believe in, and sometimes it means you have to go. used toristiane taubira explain why she is stepping down from her role as france's justice minister. the timing comes as no surprise. parliament in france is discussing a key divisive constitutional reform, stripping convicted terrorists of their france citizenship. born in french guiana, the 63-year-old will go down in history books as the fiery left-winger who was france's most senior black politician. among key achievements, pushing through legislation allowing gay couples to marry. since the paris attacks, she has

that is something i would have expected francois hollande to do. other governments to focus on the supply side of the economy, on the labor market more specifically. these are going to be too narrowminded. they will not push people out of unemployment because it is easier to fire or you get somebody -- some money to firms to hire. genie: can he really do that with maters in addition to new security measures has put in place? >> this is a very good question. i hope it does not because that means there is 2 million of fiscal expansion. they probably will try to do it, and this is something that has .uch harm on one side you put some money on training, and on the other we have some other programs that mostly sustain the economy. then we go even more down, so the final result will mean that it is easier to hire, but it will be less incentive to do so because the economy. genie: what about the infamous 35 hour work week? francois hollande has said there will be no changing that. does that need to be changed? francisco: no. to be very honest, i see so ma

colucci did not specify if holland will be taking the stand. but prosecutor langford believes the defendant will testify in his own defense. ((karen castro)) jury selection will resume tomorrow. opening statements are expected to begin on wednesday at the very latest. the trial is expected to last about a week. if convicted, holland faces life reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now./// ((dave courvoisier)) > taking action. ((paula francis)) how president obama plans to close what many call a "loophole".. which is the lack of background checks for firearms sales at gun shows./// < (("you're watching 8 news now at the news of southern ((paula francis)) > president obama says he will not be a lame duck during his final year in the white house. ((dave courvoisier)) sources say he will announce an executive action this week -- expanding background checks on gun sales. the justice department's bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives is issuing updated guidance that says the government can consider someone a gun dealer regardless of wher

he says he will give aggressive how holland used young girls to provide them with pornographic pictures. >> he did this with his victims through the use of prayer cards, groomed his victims, his church to accept the fact that everybody would gang up on the victim's. >> reporter: they asked holland if he can afford to hire an attorney. link for the private prepares for justice again. >> he will never get out of prison. >> reporter: holland is basing 25 years to life in the first life and as for the second set of charges he will be back-and-forth next month for a preliminary hearing. reporting live, news 3. >> anchor 2: fire authorities now say small -- spot the huge fire in a vacant apartment building near the stratosphere. yesterday it took 30 minutes to get under control. squatters were living in the building and knows her. the fire caused an estimated $150,000 in damage.a fire official says this is the third fire involving squatters and less than two months. >>> now it by family details terror attack in san bernardino california. authorities say the attack could've been worse. >> anch

it has also left to bear increasingly at odds with francois hollande's security

holland. >> it has nothing to do with sex. you are saying that. >> reporter: back here live outside the courthouse. the case now in break for the lunch hour. later today developments to be covered by news 3's sergio avila at five and six. in this case of course it is reverend holland who is facing potentially life in prison if convicted as charged. 17 counts. felonies. most of them involving some form of child sexual abuse. i'm craig fiegener, reporting live, news 3. >> michelle: thank you so much for that report. >>> new today at noon, las vegas's mayor pro-tem says the city will take on the public utilities commission amid a move to raise rates for solar power users. >> krystal: the puc's new rates have caused a lot of backlash today's plan reenergizes central nevada's -- southern nevada's solar energy. tell us, what are we dealing with. it was at city hall this morning where las vegas mayor pro-tem said that really the industry here in las vegas and all of southern nevada has started to create itself as a leading worldwide

new charges were filed against holland yesterday. a special prosecutor in the case says it involves a victim younger than ten years old. he also says holland had the victims film themselves. nevada regulators have given final approval for the off-strip casino- hotel chain station casinos to go public, again. the gaming control board and the nevada gaming commission approved the move today. the business will be publicly traded under the new name, red rock resorts inc. brothers frank fertitta the third and lorenzo fertitta will maintain a significant stake. station owns or partially owns 21 vegas area, california and michigan. the company was previously publicly traded .. but went private in 2007. nevada regulators may consider grandfathering' existing rooftop solar users into old, more favorable rate structure. commissioner david noble submitted a draft order yesterday calling for reconsideration of the "grandfathering" issue. the commission is expected to decide next week whether to proceed with noble's proposal. commissioners applie

when the same witness revealed another girl had become pregnant by holland, and that holland supported her decision to have an abortion, the judge ordered the jury out of the courtroom. >> it doesn't matter if he is a horrible person that believes in abortion and thinks that every adult female who gets pregnant should have an abortion. abortions are legal. whether you like it or not they are. you have the jury may not agree with abortions but they're legal and it has nothing to do with whether she was sexually assaulted. >> marie: later the judge denied the request for a mistrial. holland has pleaded not guilty to 17 felonies including child sexual assault, lewdness and bribing a witness. attorneys expect the trial to end by wednesday of next week. nevada dead last among the states for education all over the country. the education week report shows nevada performing significantly worse than the national average in several areas including student performance and school financing. the state earned an overall b grade. nevada's interim superintendent of schools says recent investments in p

otis holland finished up on the stand. the defense rested its case. the prosecution finished their rebuttal case. but today, really all about that verbal battle between robert langford and otis holland. take a look. from the start of his cross-examination tuesday morning, special prosecutor robert lakeford langford and otis holland went at it. >> i have witnesses. the state has turned them into victims now. >> would you just answer the question, mr. holland. >> i am. you're interrupting me. you are interrupting me. >> stop. stop. you have to listen to the question. >> reporter: on several occasions, judge stefany miley had to intercede and gain control. >> be more specific, mr. langford. >> i think he's he's a trickster. >> may we approach the bench? >> no. just ask your question. mr. holland -- >> reporter: langford had holiday getting him to answer many questions without a combative response. >> they were to testify on my behalf until your officers got ahold of her and threatenedder to had change her statement. >> reporter: the pastor add m admitted

holland is expected to go to trial involving those victims next week. ((robert langford/prosecut or: 'there's a total of 22 new charges and they are again ages young children 6, and 7 through adults." )) ((mauricio marin)) the defendant took the stand in this last case....claiming innocence. the prosecutor says it was clear he was lying. "at one point i determined that there was nothing else to be gained. the jury saw though his baffling buffoonery and it was obvious he wasn't telling the truth." )) ((mauricio marin)) a victim's mother says it's disgusting what he did--especially because he betrayed the community's trust. ((victim's mother: "you put so much trust into someone or somebody. this isn't just a person but a person wrapped around faith." )) ((mauricio marin)) those hurt by holland say the guilty verdict has lifted a burden off their shoulders. ((victim: "sometimes in life you can't choose what has happened to you but you can choose to grow from it or let yourself fall." )) ((mauricio marin)) holland is scheduled to be back in court in march t

is part of the basis for the problem in this case holland was arrested in december 2010 on charges related to sexually assaulting girls and women from his church. he was then charged with lewdness with a minor in 2011. holland then fled nevada and was eventually found in tijuana where he was arrested by mexican police. while the prosecution argues that holland met with the victims in private and pretended like he was counseling them, the defense argues that the victims were scorned by holland and jealous to be sharing his attention. again the jury wrapped up for today. they will begin deliberations tomorrow morning at nine. prosecutors say holland is scheduled in henderson justice court tomorrow for an appearance related to the newly filed charges. but it will likely be postponed because pending deliberations in prosecutors have upgraded the criminal case against lakeisha holloway. she's the woman accused of intentionally driving a car into a crowd of pedestrians on the strip - killing one person - and injuring dozens. clark county d-a steve wolfson filed new felony charges against hollowa

at gillette, frank holland, wcvb, newscenter 5. antoinette: fire crews are cleaning up after a three-alarm fire on harrison street in roslindale. the fire started just after 6:00 this morning at the dale village condo complex. according to boston e.m.s., one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. doug: a local marine is missing after a helicopter collision off the coast of hawaii. rough seas are making it tough for rescue crews searching for survivors. 12 marines including corporal chris orlando from hingham were on board the choppers when they crashed yesterday. antoinette: a judge has denied the boston marathon bomber's request for a new trial. the judge also ordering dzhokhar tsarnaev to pay more than $101 million in restitution. individual recipients are not named in the decision. doug: a lynn man will be spending the next 16 to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to beating his girlfriend's three-month-old son to death. prosecutors say anthony gideika admitted to beating chase gideika while caring for him

and claimed he didn't make anyone do anything: ((otis holland, former pastor: holland: did you force yourself upon her? no i didn't.. (long pause)and i want a lie detector test? council: objection your honor. may we approach? holland: i want )) ((dave courvoisier)) the former church pastor is accused of sexually assaulting girls in his congregation during counseling sessions. he pleaded not guilty to 17 felonies. holland's attorney says the accusers made up stories about being abused because they thought they loved holland and were jealous of his adult relationships. he could face life in prison if he's convicted./// ((dave courvoisier)) > new details were released today... in the arrest of a metro police officer. james burt is facing charges of domestic battery by strangulation. according to the arrest report... he and his live- in girlfriend got into an argument over her work situation. he broke the garage door opener, took her keys... and yanked her out of the car. that's when she claims he threw her on the couch... and when she tried to leave again... she says he held her up by h

as you may remember holland is already facing 25 years to life in the previous case. he is expected to be formally sentenced in march. for the case going on today, he is expected to be back in court, that will be happening in about two weeks, early next month. reporting live from henderson, kyndell nunley, news 3. >> jeff: thanks. >> krystal: new today at noon, police snow the name of a man behind the shooting at the bellagio last week. it happened outside of the property. police say the suspect is kalil black. they say he was walking in and out of traffic waving a gun at people. police confronted him but officers say he did not listen to their commands. that's when 45-year-old officer george smith fired grazing two bystanders with bullets. those bystanders are okay. black was not hit but then arrested. smith has been with metro for more than ten years and is on administrative leave. >> jeff: the debate over rates today. but it didn't happen. news 3's craig fiegener joins us live from tit of today's meeting. so, craig, there were a lot of eyes on this, a lot of custom

flo: not many papers are buying what francois hollande had to offer. let's look at the business paper, which says that -- it actually interviewed a series of economists who said the president's plan falls short of being up to the task of reducing an employment in france, and what is really going on is francois hollande trying to be reelected in 2017. it says his emergency plan has a political feeling to it, and another paper by that is equally cynical today. it blames francois hollande for thinking about his reelection and throwing money about -- and throwing money at unemployment. it seems like the presidential election has no price for francois hollande, and you can see a huge sum of money, and 2 billion euros, that has been thrown out of the francois hollande hot-air balloon, that is headed for 2016. it seems he is throwing money at it to reach the destination, and you can see the caption there, "i hope it works out, and if it does not, maybe we can throw overboard the economy minister." annette: let some move -- let's move on to news coming out of

learned holland break safety rules. the air force makes it easier for complaints to go up the chain of command and starts using the video for training purposes. but the emotional scars still hurt. >> i can't imagine, you know, my daughter witnessing, you know, her father crashing. >> i still have nightmares about it to this day. i never got to speak with him that morning, and i never got to say good-bye. >> oh, my god. no! >> oh, my god. >>> coming up, a sting to catch a slasher. >> we decided at that moment that we needed to get some cameras up. >> and the camera as eyewitness. >> it helped that everything was caught on camera. the jury, everybody could see what actually occurred. >> when "caught on camera: proof" continues. ain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, s

as far as this conviction today, holland is facing 25 to life in prison. reporting live, sergio loblaw. >> anchor: thank you for that. he will be in court once again. >>> metros as they have arrested this woman, michelle horan in connection with a murder from november. police believe it happened at a vacant home that was frequently used by squatters. detectives believe the man was shot two or three days before the house near domingo and argo. investigators leave the victim and several others got into an argument before shots were fired. moran arrested yesterday and is facing a mortar and robbery charge. >> no more orioles, no more orioles! no more orioles! it's going to be tough. >> anchor: data donald trump talking about nabisco. moving the plant out of the united states and mexico. he made that speech at a valley here in las vegas. here's one thing for sure, you never know what will happen at a trump rally. we're also getting good news about the rice in iowa. april puts him 11 points ahead of his closest rival u.s. se. and we are live with a rally just w

hollande says: "..probably not in decades has your mission been more necessary, more demanding. because terrorism is not done burdening our country with this formidable threat." (voice of translator) the assault thwarted as paris marks one year since the charlie hebdo terror attack. extremists killing twelve people at the satirical magazine's offices, where a memorial plaque now hangs. a sign reading "je suis charlie" - "i am charlie" - among the items left at the place de la republique. burley says: "..i came here just to see all the messages again, all the solidarity, and i came here to not forget. to not forget people who were killed for nothing." (voice of string of recent terror attacks. an extremist killing five others in the wake of the charlie hebdo siege... and isis militants killing one- hundred-and-thirty in paris last november. president hollande says the government is working to keep its citizens safe, but, warns the threat remains high. hollande says: "..inside france, we are tackling it by hunting down terrorists, dismantling networks, drying up sources of financi

it appears the jury hung on holland's every word. again.. the trial could wrap up by the end of the week. a former allegiant mechanic says he spent 35 years in the airline industry... but it just took two weeks at allegiant airlines to call it quits. allegiant's up front about it's business model... purchasing older aircraft... and connecting smaller, under-served airports to vacation spots like las vegas. but greg marino says cutting corners in maintenance overwhelmingly contributes to delays.. and could come at a big price. <13:11:50 "you haven't performed the correct task or verify that it is correct, or you have bypased the procedure all together-- which is also one of the disturbing scenarios i've witnessed at allegiant." :03 butt to: 13:22:34 "when it really wraps up to it vicki, this is not the environment i really care to be around." :38 > although passenger safety was never directly jeopardized... marino quit after 10 days of work, claiming to witness 14 maintenence concerns at orlando-sanford international airport. allegiant respon

frank holland is live with an update. don't go anywhere. >> this is an editorial by wcvb-tv channel 5 president and general manager bill fine. bill fine: in 2014 more than 1,000 massachusetts residents died of opioid-related overdoses-- 60 percent more than just two years earlier. and though the final numbers are not official for 2015, the future prognosis is worse and governor baker has openly predicted the tragic toll will spike further unless these chilling statistics spark a dramatic change in how we handle this epidemic. this week the house unanimously approved a bill that, among many recommendations, limits initial painkiller prescriptions to a week's supply and recommends "prescription drug drop boxes" where medications can be safely discarded. the house bill differs significantly from governor charlie baker's recent stronger proposal, which limits initial prescriptions to three days, and lets doctors commit patients involuntarily to drug treatment facilities for up to 72 hours if they're considered in immediate da

reverend holland is accused of 17 felonies many involving 14 and 15-year-old girls. it was a most unusual morning in the court as the judge ordered the jury out of the courtroom and admonished in a big way the prosecution in this case. in court about a half-hour after testimony from one of the alleged victims while holland was sitting next to his attorney he started crying. witnesses in the case was answering questions from the prosecutor about her age. she had told him that the jury told -- rather the jury, that another teenage girl who was 14 at the time told her that reverend holland had got her pregnant. and that he supported an abortion. that was a statement the judge did not want the jury to hear. and she believes it may have unfairly influenced the jury. >> another he is a horrible person that believes in abortion thinks that every adult female should have an abortion. abortions are legal whether you like it or not they are. they happen. the jury may not agree but they're legal and it has nothing to do with whether she was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: back

holland: i want them to know the truth." )) ((dave courvoisier)) holland could face life in prison if he's convicted. the trial resumes on tuesday of next week./// ((paula francis)) > tony sanchez is already on the road... working to recruit a winning team. chris maathuis shows us how sanchez is reeling in his recruits. > as many as 100-million people could have their eyes on vegas... what landing the final debate of the presidential campaign will ((tedd florendo)) skies are clearing and that will mean some chilly morning temps again! we'll pinpoint exactly how cold for your neighborhood. we're also tracking more pacific storms. what are our chances for more it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. ((paula francis)) > man

holland. >> it has not guilty -- nothing to do with sex. >> reed: holland was dismissed from cross-examination shortly before noon. the trial is expected to conclude on wednesday. if mr. holland is convicted as charged he faces life in prison. >> marie: on to the fight for solar. today las vegas's mayor pro-tem takes on the public utilities commission. >> reed: the puc's new rates have caused a lot of backlash for homeowners over the last month. news 3's kyndell nunley has more. >> reporter: it was in city hall behind me where las vegas mayor pro-tem steve ross said today that the puc's decision to missed the mark when it comes to southern nevada. at a press conference this morning he says he will stump promote the growth of southern nevada's solar energy. money has been at the center of the debate since the public utility commission announced new higher rates for solar users starting at the top of the year. ross described this as a fight. to do so the ordinance will also offer financial support to home and business owners who want to invest in solar energy systems. ross also says the plan wil

holland: i want them to know the truth." )) ((brian loftus)) if convicted, holland could be sentenced to life in prison. the trial will resumes next tuesday./// demetria, how are the roads this morning? demetria obilor < we're out at i-15 near saint rose parkway. no delays out along this stretch right now. if you're out overnight, you may see ndot crews out between jean nevada and the spaghetti bowl replacing freeway lighting with led lamps. this work is scheduled through february. > back to you. /// ((brian loftus)) > the oscar nominees are being announced... ((kirsten joyce)) along with the academy's president are revealing who is up for an academy award. let's listen in. < nominations announced for best actor, best actress, best supporting actor, best supporting actress, directing, film editing, foreign language film, original score, best picture, production design, visual effects, adapted screenplay and original screenplay. > comedian chris rock will host the oscars on february 28th./// brnous)) > goodbye late te show. popular theme song... the "how you doin?!" and "smelly cat" ..

holland actually did the things that he is accused of. you may not agree with the way he conducted his service. but the members of his back to him. they kept coming back to his services. they kept bringing their children back to him. >> let's quote the bible. proverbs 21.1, says the wicked flee but the righteous stand. the righteous aren't afraid. but the wicked flee. >> he sets up his own church. what formal training did he have? zero. he did it so that he could target people. >> reporter: robert langford talking about fleeing, otis holland was caught in mexico some seven months after an arrest warrant was issued when these charges first came up. the jury deliberated about 15 minutes, until 5:00 and then they went home for day. they are expected to pick up reporting live sergia avila, back to you. >> thank you. >>> a delta flight was set back to the gate at mccarran after someone thought they saw smoke. the plane was heady to the runway ready to depart for seattle. they checked everything. >>> new at 6:00, one year from today, america sw

holland said nothing inappropriate happened. he faces life in prison and will be sentenced in march. five more alleged victims have come forward.. and he's facing 22 more charges. holland is expected to go to trial involving those victims next week./// for presidential candidates were held yesterday... bill clinton spoke to hundreds of hillary supporters last night at advanced technologies academy...about choosing his wife for president. he kept the tone positive throughout this rally...mainly touting his wife's records as both u-s senator and secretary of state... bill clinton: when she left office the approval of america was 20 percent higher than it was before she came and she was most poplupar person in america )) he also spoke about how hillary was an advocate for the affordable care act... and her success in dealing with russia over issues of nuclear weapons he says it comes down to electing the next president who will focus on the potential of everyday americans: ((((bill clinton: "this election is about who will allow yo

francois hollande: we are not finished with terrorism. the threat is still here and it is at its highest level. we foil attack plans on a regular basis. my first duty is to protect you, and that means tackling the problem in syria and in iraq. that is why we have intensified our strikes against the islamic state group. >> francois hollande's stepping up of the french army campaign after the november 13 attacks in paris -- gunmen and suicide bombers stormed bars, restaurants, and a stadium and a concert hall, killing 130 people. paris was already on high alert following the terrorist attacks at the start of 2015 when three gunmen targeted the satirical hebdo," and arlie kosher supermarket. hollande: rejecting you means acting here on french soil. announced giving undeniable -- when we are faced with an immediate danger. and to take away the french nationality of those who had been sentenced for having committed terrorist crimes. corn --ebate on french french born passport holders will continue until 2016. he urged french people to stay uni

live in groton, frank holland, wcvb newscenter 5. erika: state health officials have one can -- confirmed case of the zika virus. the confirmed case is a boston macmahon. for women, birth affects tied to the mosquito-borne virus are a major concern. expected mothers to avoid trips to latin america and the caribbean where the virus is spreading explosively. there is no vaccine and no treatment for the zika virus. health officials say transmission here is unlikely but they expect numbers to arise as more people travel and return home with the virus. live in logano port. erika: no donald trump at last night' s debate amidst his battle with fox news, and his opponents took advantage. ted cruz and others, not missing the opportunity to mock the frontrunner' s absence and to focus on policy. governor jeb bush talked about strengthening the military. governor christie criticizing hillary clinton. senators paul and rubio sparring over immigration. and dr. ben carson distancing himself from career politicians. trump held his own event for vet

holland used to lead the united faith church in henderson. several women testified against holland saying he took advantage of them when they were teenagers. holland claimed the women made up stories because they were jealous of his other relationships. many of the families affected by this case attended the trial, and say they were relieved by the " "our lives have been completely in disarray for the last little while. you put so much trust into something and somebody and it's but this is a person wrapped around faith this is a person wrapped around your belief and when you couple that with that it's one of the hardest things i've ever encountered in my life." holland's sentencing is scheduled for march 16th. save lives every day... nearly 16 million blood donations are collected in the u.s. each year . but people aren't the only ones who need the help... pets do too. fox5's abby theodros tells us about a clinic offering blood transfusions for our other family members. <