1. Driver hits dozens of pedestrians

2. A driver careened into a crowded sidewalk several times on the Las Vegas Strip, injuring more than 30 people in what authorities described as an "intentional" act. At least one person was killed and 37 others injured near the Paris Las Vegas Hotel on Sunday night. Witnesses said the woman was driving down Las Vegas Boulevard before her car jumped onto the sidewalk and started striking pedestrians. She allegedly returned to the sidewalk at different spots and hit more people as she continued down the road. A 3-year-old in the car with her was unharmed. Police arrested the driver, and she is undergoing tests for alcohol and controlled substances to get a sense of why this happened. Authorities ruled out terrorism but said an initial investigation shows the driver did it deliberately.

3. In Other News Miss Universe 2015 host Steve Harvey wrongfully declared Miss Colombia the winner when she was the first runner- up. Harvey was forced to fix his mistake and announce the true winner, Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach from the Philippines. Harvey later took to Twitter to apologize, but he made another misstep when he misspelled both Colombia and the Philippines in an initial tweet. All public schools in Nashua, New Hampshire, will be closed Monday after the district received a "detailed threat of violence" directed at its two high schools. Officials don't know how credible the threat is. But given its specificity and the fact that it extends to more than one school, school district Superintendent Mark Conrad asked all students to stay home out of an abundance of caution. "We have received a detailed threat of violence to harm students and staff at both high schools," Conrad said. Classes will resume Tuesday.