. >> jeff: news 3's denise rosch joins us live from the regional justice center we latest this case. denise? >> reporter: this case goes back to the end of october when 7-year-old richard fibdly junior was et highway. two people are charged in this case including the boy's mom roshaun malone who was in court today. she was originally arrested on open murder. but after looking at the case prosecutors do not believe they could prove she delivered the fatal blow. they are however moving forward on lesser counts of child abuse and kidnapping. prosecutors say her son was beaten to death by kenneth robinson but her mother did malone's defense attorney says she is a second victim in this case living in fear of robinson. i think from the outside looking in it's easy for people to be angry of course. however i think there's this haste to race to want to blame someone and we think the mother's duty to protect. not only do we recognize that morally but legally. the problem that is can be overrid be by fear. you can b able to defend yourself or your children. >> reporter: this hearing is schedul

gerard ramalho and denise rosch covering the republicans. coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. >>> all right. once we finally make it through the election we're going to be moving on to veterans day. that is this friday. the parade starts at 10:00 in downtown off 4th street and veterans of all ages are gearing up to participate including one of the few world war ii prisoners of war who was left here in las vegas. this is vincent shank. he participated in the parade la because he just turned 100 years old. imagine everything he has seen in 100 years? shank started as a b-17 bombardier in army air corps. he was captured and held as a p.o.w. in germany. a camp that held thousands of prisoners. as a musician, shank would play taps on the trumpet and other songs on the -- on other, um, what are they called? instruments, to help the troops ? when johnny comes marching home again ? that seem to bring up their spirits. >> michelle: in his 100 years he's had other accomplishments. he ran two marathons at the age of 80. [ laughter ] the parade starts friday a

. >> krystal: coming up tonight on "news 3 live at six", denise rosch will have more about his special connection to the animals and what he thinks about returning to his that is in his special report the camel whisperer. >> michelle: she's got all the school stories. she's the veteran here at our station. the best reporter that we have. >> krystal: incredible storyteller. >> michelle: defying the odds and touching hearts. this story makes me crime every single time i read the update. >> krystal: conjoined twins successfully separated and you are looking at the first time these twins were able to see each other since being separated. we'll have it for you. >> michelle: after we make you cry, grab your skates and head over to the cosmopolitan. you know they turn their pool into an ice skating rink. i've gone. it is really, really cool. and sometimes they make it snow out there. really neat. they're here in studio to tell us all about this winter tradition that we have here in the beautiful city of las vegas. >> kelly: not quite cold enough for snow at least not in las vegas. maybe up in

gerard ramalho and denise rosch covering the republicans. again that coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. >> michelle: police asking for your help in what they're called a drug-related murder that happened in the valley just before 2:00 on saturday afternoon. pines and twain. metro says two men walked into a home, struggled with the victim and shot him in the head. they got away before officers arrived. at this point officers are interviewing the victim's roommate and girlfriend. they're also waiting for a warrant to search the home. police are looking for two suspects in connection to the purchased. anybody with information is urged to call crime stoppers. >> krystal: this presidential election has been comedy gold. and jeanne moos takes a look at some of the funnier moments from the campaign trail. we need a reason to laugh. >> michelle: and leave the cooking to marie callenders. a look into its thanksgiving feast that will make your holiday party planning stress free. they're here with their delicious pies. >> kelly: i love pumpkin pie but it's w