nearly a dozen people helped out in the rescue effort that went on throughout the night. that victim taken to umc trauma with non-life-threatening injuries. well, black friday is officially here and nearly 6 in 10 meshes will head out or maybe have to the stores on thanksgiving weekend. that s right. i m guilty. our faith jessie jones us from galleria. reporter: yeah. shoppers are growing by the hour. now, people are trying to snag these black friday deals but a lot of speak i spoke with say black friday has not always been like this. they say that in the past things have not been as aggressive. crowds of people flooded the galleria in search of the best deals. hitting the stores in our state this year according to the retail association of nevada. that s a 3.9% increase from last year. a lot has changed. now it s like everybody eats their thanksgiving meal early, get the ads out, start reading all of the ads. reporter: monica carr came out to shop with her grandson
reporter: metro has been out here since 1:00 today. no word when they will wrap up. christy wilcox, news 3. christy, thank you. if you haven t turned your heater on yet this weekend, you may need to. some changes are coming. yeah, chloe beardsley is here today. is it time to get out a parka like that thick. rain jacket on sunday. parka next week. [laughter] there s your forecast. you can go home. it will get cool around here. so if you didn t do your black friday shopping for the blankets and jackets, heed the warning. 58 degrees in las vegas. northern nevada, in the 40s and 30s over there. so yes, but we re still going to see cool temperatures for tonight. we re tracking the next storm that will shake things up. strong area of low pressure already moving into the west coast. a snapshot of where the radar is showing us. california. but it s only a matter of hours before we start to see the impacts from this storm across southern nevada. you can see the increased
see the people come in. reporter: holiday sales are expected to top $655 billion, that s up by 3.5% last year. we go every year. we almost didn t go today. i kind of dragged her out. welcome! reporter: black friday isn t just on friday anymore and it definitely doesn t require standing in line. shoppers spent 1.15 billion online from midnight to 5:00 a.m. alone on thanksgiving day. target reported that more than 60% of from mobile users. but the american tradition of going a little crazy over black friday deals is alive and well internationally. they may not celebrate thanksgiving but in panama and brazil, shoppers are fully embracing the black friday experience. back in the u.s. not everyone is spending their days searching for dean discounts. for the second year in a row, protesters in chicago tried to stop the protesters by mar dianne gallagher, news 3. amazon says sales are booming. sales of electronics and other items surpassed the 2015 thanksgiving and cyber m
mohammed robinson and jeff johnson. i love my dad with all my heart. i never got to say bye to him. reporter: you are hearing from candelario duran s mother who is still fearful and doesn t want to show her face. north las vegas police believe duran was perez s first murder victim and then they believe he struck again allegedly killing mohammed robinson. his family says they hold the door open for alonso perez s girlfriend at a mcdonald s. this is mohammed robinson s sister. you took him away from your kids. you will pay for it. i promise you that. reporter: while in north las vegas police custody in september, video shows him escaping from the interrogation room of the police station. four days later, he would be recaptured. the police report shows johnson here was perez s last victim. his motorcycle and saw perez in a friend s backyard. johnson was concerned about why he was there and chased down perez. that s when perez fired two shots at him striking the helmet he
and pepper hair. took the girl behind a building and assaulted her. police say the girl got away a short time later and told her mom what happened. investigators believe the man walked east through the complex and that s the last anyone has seen of him. it comes as a shock to the people who live in this complex. ((cesar munoz/condo resident: it s just unfortunate, you know, it looks like a peaceful area, it s something you have to be concerned about, i guess it could happen anywhere. lt. david valenta/metro sexual assault unit: fortunately, the true stranger incidences such as this are rare, but again that is why this becomes a top pi resource available. )) ((patrick walker)) detectives have received some leads in the investigation. but they are calling for the public s help. police say they want to find this man. before he can attack another child. ((patrick walker)) police say the assault happened around 1:30 thursday afternoon. the suspect was last seen wearing a bl