a pedestrian is dead after being hit by a car. the crash happened just hours ago near boulder highway and twain. action news anchor jacqui heinrich is there live right now with breaking details. jacqui. the road just reopened less than an hour ago.- police say the driver had little chance to stop when the woman shot out into oncoming traffic. th speed limit here is 45 miles per hour- crosswalks are a short distance away in either direction- but police say that woman attempted to cross 6 lanes of traffic rather than use a safe corridor. the driver was not impaired and has cooperated with police, but officers say say it's a scene they've watched play out far too many times...now they just feel like fatal detail "when you continue to see the same mistakes over and over again and the catastrophic consequences of those mistakes

frustrated" this is the 117th fatal accident in metros jurisdiction this year. reporting live jh channel 14 action news a brawl breaks-out in the middle of the lunchroom at arbor view high school and students get the whole thing on camera. now.. the mother of one of the teenage girls in the middle of it speaks out to action news. she says they went too far when they were breaking it up. action news reporter bryan callahan is at the school tonight with more on what she wants to happen now. bryan. the mother did not want to be identified, because of concerns for her family's safety, but says she feels the staff her crossed the line when trying to break up a fight that she says her daughter didn't start. (nats) on the surface this looks like a high school fight... but the mother of one of the girls involved says it is what

frame that has her enraged. 15.36.25.00 "he is running at her like a football player." she says this happened wednesday at arbor view high. before the video picks up she says two girls pushed a table into her daughter and threw trays of food at her. she says when her daughter went 15.35.25.00 "you don't body slam somebody's child, throw them on the table and then throw them on the ground." the district issued a statement about the fight saying several staff members stepped in to stop the fight and de-escalate the situation. adding... "in the event of urgent situations, our administrators and staff have to act quickly to diffuse situations and prioritize safety." the district also said administrators had spoken to the parents of all the students involved. the mother says she still feels there were better ways for the staff to handle the situation. 15.36.10.00 "i could see if he was trying to restrain her and move her out if the situation, but it clearly shows on the video is that isn't what he did." the mother says her daughter

since the incident, but says she is planning to meet with administrators again next week. reporting live, bryan callahan, channel 13 action news. we're following some major weather developments right now. a live look outside at a blustery night across the valley with everything from some rain and strong winds.. to falling temperatures. chief meteorologist bryan scofield is tracking this system right now in the weather center. bryan. tonight...mostly cloudy and colder with showers until early this evening...then partly cloudy after midnight. lows 39 to 43 on the west side of the valley...40 to 44 on the east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph. .saturday...mostly sunny. highs 52 to 55 on the west side of the valley...55 to 58 on the east side. northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. .saturday night...partly cloudy. lows 36 to 40 on the west side of the valley...35 to 39 on the

northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. right now.. we're not the only ones dealing with mother nature's wrath. severe weather continues to batter the pacific northwest with torrential downpours and today.. the storm also took aim at northern california with rain.. snow.. and punishing waves. and in washington state.. a rare tornado. "straight up rip every limb off that tree."-- the twister.. packing winds of more than 100-miles an hour.. touched down twice along a two mile path. people across the pacific northwest have also had to flooding and landslides to

that storm is now moving east across the rockies tonight. new tonight.. metro needs your help finding a person of interest in a fraud investigation. officers say the victim lost their wallet last month with their i-d and credit cards inside. the next day.. the victim noticed several high end purchases were made on their credit cards at businesses along the southern beltway. the person in the images here is one of three people who police believe used the cards. new information on a story you saw first on action news.. we've shown you this video of protesters disrupting services in several catholic churches around the valley. now.. metro is stepping-up.. saying this will not be taken lightly. police have responded to at least 3 disturbances... one at saint viator.. one at bishop gorman and the third at our lady of las vegas. state laws protect churches from this type of behavior. state laws protect churches from this type of behavior. metro says a person is not allowed to go to a house of worship and disturb.. speak loudly.. cause noise or obstruct the

"persons are not allowed to go to houses of worship regardless it be catholic or otherwise and disturb, speak out loud, cause noise, and disturb the worship process." in each instance.. the protesters left the church after being asked by worship leaders.. and were long gone when police arrived so no arrests were made. we're following a developing story we're following out of southern california where a mosque was damaged by a suspicious fire. a group of muslims gathered to pray in front of the islamic society of palm springs tonight after the fire was contained. investigators are calling it arson. officials at the mosque say someone 'fire-bombed' the building around noon. no arrests have been made. fortunately.. no one was hurt. federal investigators in san bernardino now believe they know where two terror suspects were just before they were killed in a shootout with police. an fbi dive team spent a second day searching a lake for possible evidence the shooters may have dumped after killing

while they learn more about syed farook and tashfeen malik.. the fbi continues to question farook's former neighbor. investigators say enrique marquez supplied the assault rifles used by the attackers. sot senator risch: "there had been some arrests immediately adjacent to that right in their area rethink it." authorities are revealing another concern. isis militants overseas now have at least two machines used to print passports that would make it much easier for terrorists to travel to other nations. nations. a local pastor is hoping a special event tonight will send a message of non-violence. the 'peace walk' and prayer was organized by pastor troy martinez in response to the shooting deaths of two men and a woman earlier this week. it started at the pleasant grove baptist church at lake mead and mlk. from there.. they walked around the neighborhood handing out flyers

the church says message tonight is.. if you see something.. say something because metro can't be everywhere. willie cherry pastor of pleasant grove baptist church 10:40:07:30 we need to get those....off our streets, that's the bottom line, and so that the drugs and the drug houses and stuff before you ever have those you have violence, so we need to get those out of our community. pastor cherry also said the triple murder this week was a setback to their community. investigators believe the murders were drug related. no arrests have been made. new information on a summerlin burglary caught on camera. metro has now arrested a second suspect on burglary charges. police say michael waters admits he's the man seen inside a home near cheyenne and durango stealing a tv. metro says they found waters at the same north las vegas home where they arrested arron lair after seeing video of 4 men leaving a summerlin home after a break in. police say lair is the talker man seen in both videos. they made the arrest after getting a tip about a white suv like the one in the video..

the misery of cold and flu season is spreading. local doctors offices and hospitals are seeing more patients with the familiar sypmtoms. umc is reporting a spike in "influenza- a" right now. the good news is.. that's a more 'mild' strain.. but it's still early in the season. that's why doctors say it's possible we'll see more severe strains.. especially with all the tourists coming- in to town. sot dr. dale carrison, umc chairman of emergency medicine 04:41:23:00 flu peaks in different states at different times and some ible flu season and where we in nevada might not have a flu season if we are getting a lot of tourists from those areas that have that then they are going to bring the flu to nevada if your symptoms are especially severe and you develop a fever that won't go down.. see a doctor because the flu can develop into something serious like pnuemonia. in tonight's rwb2016 political coverage.. a new report has surfaced.. claiming republican party leaders might be planning to manipulate the outcome of their

presidential candidate. the washington post is reporting party leaders listened to their options at a dinner meeting this week. if no candidate wins a majority of primary delegates.. or if the party establishment wants to push an alternative to donald trump.. there could be a floor fight at the gop convention in cleveland.. sot trump: "honestly, it's not gonna matter. they can't do anything. i don't care about the establishment" donald trump has surged in recent polls in spite of his call for a moritorium on muslims entering the u-s. in late october.. there were signs trump was starting to fade. since then.. he's jumped 13 points in the same poll. a lot of people are relying on deliveries to make sure presents are under the tree this year. but some of your gifts may not arrive by christmas morning. up next.. a contact-13 consumer alert on the issues some companies are running into. plus.. some police officers get creative while trying to track down a robbery suspect. find out how his own accomplice

a terrifying scene unfolds in

worker is carjacked. a nearby surveillance camera recorded the crime as it happened. you can see a man walk up and shove the postal worker out of her car before he takes off with the packages inside. the van was later spotted abandoned in an alley.. but the mail and suspect haven't been found. the employee wasn't hurt.. but she was understandably shaken up. now to a contact-13 consumer alert. a record number of packages are being shipped for the holidays this year.. but you may not get yours on time. abc's rebecca jarvis explains why companies are falling

they're as universal as santa claus and christmas trees at the holidays - ups and fedex trucks, making the rounds nats the on-time delivery rate at both ups and fedex now down from this time last year. flooded with orders after a surge in online sales over the thanksgiving weekend.. ups now delivering some packages in u-haul trucks. sot mike mangeot/ups spokesman "during the holiday season it is very common for ups to use u-haul trucks to help handle the extra package deliveries that are needed." ups fail" already becoming a popular hashtag with consumers crying foul on their computers of course- if you don't want to worry?. there's always the old fashioned way. sot mark ellwood / retail expert there are huge benefits to going into the store. not just you're having a bit of fun shopping the old fashion way but there are discounts a

still have three more days to ship by standard post and guarantee it gets there by christmas. now to a story you asked us to investigate. a valley woman says her h-o-a is trying to kill her christmas spirit. andi goldstein says she's been putting out decorations like this for almost ten years. but this morning.. someone showed-up and told her they violate h-o-a policy. andi goldstein 22.25.05 maybe it's extreme for somebody i dont know 07 i dont think it is 08 the world...the world needs this 12 we called the president of the association for sun city summerlin. he says her lights don't violate their policies. however.. goldstein is also part of a sub-association that's been overseeing her home.. and it just learned about andi's decorations. the sub-association says they can't be placed outside in the yard or on the outside of the house. we asked about the process for

we were told they have to give the person a letter and they have ten days to fix the problem. they can apeal for a hearing with the board.. then get another 15 days to prepare. so.. christmas could be over before this is even resolved. another consumer alert from contact 13 tonight. more issues for chipotle. one of the restaurant chain's seattle locations has been shut down by the health department for repeated safety violations. the closure comes only hours after the company's ceo apologized for a multi-state e-coli outbreak that sicked 52 people in nine states. chipotle temporarily closed 43 locations in washington state and oregon.. including the one closed again yesterday.. as a result of the outbreak. some clever police officers in barberton, ohio have busted three burglary suspects by using a text message to trick them into revealing where they to trick them into revealing where they were hiding.

men threw a rock through the window of a pawn shop yesterday morning.. where two suspects were caught on survellaince cameras stealing two shotguns and a rifle. officers catch one of them.. then decided to use his cell phone to text the suspect. he responded with his location that's when patrol officers moved in and arrested the guy. a third suspect was found nearby. police are still looking for suspect number-4.. but they say they know who he is. now to the latest weather developments we're following along the west coast. high surf is battering parts of southern california. this video from ventura shows the large waves pummeling coastal areas and flooding streets. aerial shots of the ventura pier also show some of the wooden posts have broken loose.. forcing it to close over safety concerns. the big waves are expected to continue in the region through tomorrow. tonight...mostly cloudy and colder with showers until early this evening...then partly cloudy after midnight.

of the valley...40 to 44 on the east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph. .saturday...mostly sunny. highs 52 to 55 on the west side of the valley...55 to 58 on the east side. northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. .saturday night...partly cloudy. lows 36 to 40 on the west side of the valley...35 to 39 on the east side. northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. before you go bryan.. we've had a week of winners so

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another dayofficer involved shooting that claimed the life of a black teenager. demonstrators are demanding changes at the chicago police department.. and for the reisgnation of mayor rahm emanuel. earlier this week.. emanuel apologized and promised systematic changes following the release of two other videos of alleged police misconduct. all of the recent news about terrorism is leading to a surge in first-time gun buyers at valley gun shops. owners of "the gun store" say they sold almost every gun they had in the two days after the

handgun sales have been double the normal pace. bob irwin says about half the people coming in to buy have never owned a gun before. 13:41:46 bob irwin, the gun store owner "people are realizing that they need to be able to defend themselves. police are doing everything they can but they can't be everywhere at once." concealed carry applications are also up. metro that typically happens every time there is a mass shooting. metro that typically happens every time there is a mass shooting. coming up.. details on a double dozen donut offer you can't refuse tomorrow.. all because of the date. we'll explain. plus.. country music icon garth brooks is coming back to las vegas.. and tickets are already hard to come by. find out how you can get some before they sell out.. again. if lots of fresh donuts sound

stand back yah hear! ahhh! hmmm...i have an idea! and that's why we put syrup on our pancakes! denny's new rudolph pancakes. part of the new tastes of the holidays menu.

it's celebrating tomorrow's date.. 12-12.. with get a second dozen glazed for free.. but make sure you get the coupon. the giveaway is part of krispy kreme's "day of the dozens" promotion.. which is now in its third year. tickets to see country music

new las vegas arena are now on sale. and due to huge demand.. another show has been added for sunday, july 3rd. brooks will perform june 24th and 25th.. before 4 shows in 3 days at the arena.. july 2nd through the 4th. if you're looking to see one of those shows.. keep in mind there is an 8-ticket limit. we'll be right back with a final look at your weekend forecast. first.. here's jimmy kimmel with a preview of tonight's show.. right after action news. ((verbatim)) tonight...mostly cloudy and colder with showers until

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of the valley...40 to 44 on the east side. northwest wind 15 to 25 mph. .saturday...mostly sunny. highs 52 to 55 on the west side northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. our next reports begin at 5-am on good morning las vegas weekend edition. thank you for watching.. and from all of us at channel 13.. good night.