her into custody, trying to access the vehicle 14 by banging on the windows, opening the doors 17 in order to take her into custody 20 citizen arrest-type action 22 metro interviewed more than 30 people, took more than 30 written statements, and still have more calls coming in today. they took a blood sample which showed she was not under the influence of alcohol. a drug expert told metro she may have been on a stimulant. but in her arrest report holloway said she was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. live at metropolitan police headquarters, soc the victims were taken to several hospitals.. including 15 to umc.

hospital tonight. 3 are in critical condition. the other two are listed as 'serious.' 13 victims were taken to sunrise hospital. 5 are still there.. listed in either fair or good condition a go-fund-me account has been set up to help with funeral expenses for the woman who was killed.. jessica valenzuela. it's only been up for a few hours.. and already stands at over 16-thousand dollars. we're learning more about what witness are saying about last night's deadly crash on the strip. action news reporter david schuman spoke to a family today who saw it all happen and jumped out of their car to help. he joins us now live with the story. the qureshis are visiting from wisconsin and they were driving here on the strip when they saw that oldsmobile hop the curb. at first they thought it was an emergency vehicle trying to get through traffic more quickly..but soon realized that this was a rampage with malicious intent. action news reporter david

who saw it all happen and jumped out of their car to help. he joins us now live with the story. the qureshis are visiting from emergency vehicle trying to get 02:03:45 aber qureshi, neenah, he's seen anything like this tragic crash is in the movies. 02:03:09 aber "it was just very terrifying, my heart was pounding a million times a minute." it was all his parents rabia and atif could do to keep their children calm. 02:00:27 rabia qureshi, neenah, wisconsin "i heard people screaming, and as i looked right to that corner, i see wisconsin "it didn't look like she had lost control of the car. she was going targeting for those people." they say the sidewalk was so crowded that people weren't even seeing the car until it was two feet away and about to hit them. 02:03:27 aber "i was crying because this was no time for pictures. this was a real crisis." talking to this family today...i was really struck by something the young boy said. he said for every bad person in this world...there are one thousand good people who will

he insisted on saying thank you to all those people. children can really surprise you with how poignant they can be. reporting live...david schuman..channel 13 action news. new at 5 tonight: we are digging deeper to find out more about the woman police say is to blame for all of this. today, we got our hands on this picture that gives us a face to put to the name, lakeisha holloway. among those speaking out about this woman: her own family. action news reporter mahsa saeidi lays it all out for us. action news has learned that holloway has now been placed on suicide watch. that's according to her public defender. right now, we are trying to speak with her in person. we've put in that jailhouse interview request.. but in the meantime we've been speaking with family members/ holloway's cousin telling action news she's a quote "very good person." the family can't believe this happened. while they say this is a tragic situation...and they're praying for all the victim's. we were also told they're upset about the media's coverage of this story .

stations around the country. this is video out of oregon. you can see portland police knocking on the door of the former apartment of the suspect. we learned that holloway's mother booked a flight into vegas this morning. we expect she'll arrive soon. it's unclear whether she'll first visit her daugther: who is being held without bail. or her 3 year old grandaughter who is in the custody of the county, after what police describe as an extremely tramautic week. we're working to get even more details at 11. in the newsroom, mahsa saeidi, channel 13, action news. there are still so many layers to this situation and we are far from done with it. in fact, right now, our reporters are working on even more stories for six o'clock about the tragedy on the las vegas strip. out website and app are among the best sources you can get information as well though. action news is tracking the latest weather developments a live look outside right now as we approach the official start of winter in a few hours. question is..

between now and christmas? action news chief meteorologist brian scoffield has a look at what we can expect. bryan? we will continue to see periods of thick cloud cover throughout the rest of the week. in the short term, tomorrow, which is also the first full cooler air moves in on wednesday and high temperatures will drop to the mid 50s on wednesday and christmas eve. we're learning new information in last week's officer-involved shooting that's revealing exactly what happened in the moments just before and after teag fox opened fire on officer gregory sedminik. according to the arrest report... fox approached sedminik near the stairs of the apartments

here to kill me?" twice before telling the officer to "look up" and firing three rounds. the officer returned fire as fox fled on foot. he was arrested hours later. the officer is expected to make a full recovery. u.s. marshals and metro have arrested a man wanted in texas for killing his mother. 31-year-old garth claytor was picked- up friday near charleston and rainbow. he's currently in the clark county detention center awaiting extradition. state officials say they can't conduct the complete study on background checks that some lawmakers wanted as a condition for allowing ride- hailing in nevada. transportation officials told lawmakers that they don't have they authority to force drivers for uber and lyft to participate in fingerprint background checks. lawmakers wanted to compare whether fingerprinting and fbi background checks are more effective than the checks uber and lyft do now. a story that's positively las vegas.

teaming up with the salvation army today to feed more than 300 people in need. free sandwiches were given out this afternoon at the salvation army location on west owens for homeless and low-income residents. over the past year.. local subway restaurants have donated nearly 4,000 sandwiches to the needy through the salvation army. the field of republican presidential candidates is slightly smaller tonight. we'll tell you who's out.. and why the gop frontrunner is demanding an apology from hillary clinton. plus, more fallout for the man known as "the most hated man in america" after his recent arrest. why he could be looking for a new line of work. in tonight's rwb2016 political coverage..

litle smaller tonight. south carolina senator lindsey graham has decided to end his campaign. graham's white house bid never really went anywhere.. and he was consistently on the debate undercards.. polling at less than 1-percent. graham's departure comes only 6-weeks before the iowa caucuses. gov. chris christie / (r) presidential candidate "i have great respect and admiration for lindsey graham. we agree on many many issues and he was a real benefit to have in this race, so i'm sorry he's dropped out but that's a personal decision." there's also a new war of words between hillary clinton and donald trump after saturday's democratic presidential debate. the republican frontrunner is demanding an apology after

videos of trump as a recruitment tool. now.. the clinton camp says the former secretary of state was not referring to a specific video. and.. the white house and terror experts say there is no hard evidence isis is using videos of trump to recruit. texas officials say the so-called 'affluenza' teen-- currently on the run-- may face time in prison if captured. ethan couch was given probation after a drunk-driving crash that killed four people. the 18-year-old vanished after failing to show up for a scheduled meeting with a probation officer last week. authorities are also looking for his mother tonya, who vanished at the same time. she has now been listed as a missing person, making her a part of the investigation into the teen's probation violation. a businessman dubbed the 'most hated man in america' has lost another job. kalobios pharmaceuticals announced today martin shkreli was fired from his position as c-e-o. it happened the same day he was

fraud and conspiracy charges. if convicted.. he faces 20 -years in prison. shkreli was vilified after hiking the price of a life-saving drug for aids patients by more than 5-thousand percent. coming up.. a wild pursuit. a driver takes police on a high- speed chase.. but even more shocking is who's behind the wheel. we'll explain.. next. and from contact 13 tonight. new regulations are in place for drone owners. what you need to know about the registration requirements. a police chase in michigan

some unusual occupants. deputy's received a call of a car driving erratically. the driver initially pulled over, but then had second thoughts and fled the scene. a high-speed chase ensued. the driver eventually lost control and spun out, crossing the two occupants of the vehicle jumped out of the car and began to run away. officers caught up with the pair only to find out the driver was a 13- year-old with his 8-year-old sister in the car. the latest now on a story we first reported as breaking news on 'good morning las vegas.' we are learning new details about a fatal accident near jones and the 215. action news reporter yasmeen hassan was on the scene all morning.. and has the latest. officers say a woman was walking along jones blvd right behind me on the west side of the street when someone drove up - hit and killed her - and then drove off. now we're not going to get too close to the scene as you can see there are multiple officers

here investigating but they did tell us this woman was hit around 610 this morning. like i said this was a hit and run. police tells us the driver took off but they tracked him down. ((the investigation basically revealed the address of the vehicle and we worked it from there.)) because the driver did take off that means he could be facing the state's new hit and run law. as of just a few months ago anyone who leaves the scene of a serious accident could be facing similar charges to a felony dui. that means 2 to 20 years without the chance of parole. reporting yasmeen hassan channel 13 action news. an action news update on a deadly accident. one man is under arrest... and we just learned the identity of the victim. he's 24-year-old thomas phillips. police say 35-year-old david coleman was speeding down las vegas boulevard saturday night... when he hit phillips who was riding a moped. coleman then took off, but was later arrested. he's facing several charges....including driving under the influence and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. an action news update now on a

we now know the identity of the victim... which hopefully can lead police to the suspect. he's 38-year-old jesse galvez valle. police say he was shot and killed near downtown on 10th and wiilson. witnesses tell police they saw an older grey pickup leaving the scene. again, the suspect is still on the loose... if you have any information, call crime stoppers. we're following a developing story out of afghanistan.. where u-s military officials confirm six americans were killed by a suicide bomber near bagram air force base. no terror groups have claimed responsibility for the attack. 3 others were wounded. 25 coalition troops have been killed in afghanistan this year. winter officially begins at 8:48 this evening. it marks the winter solstice.. which is the moment the northern hemisphere is tilted farthest from the sun on the earth's axis. the northeast finally got its first snowy blast of the season this past weekend.. but above-average temperatures are expected to return in time for christmas.

much of the nation has seen unusually warm temperatures for december.. thanks to a strong el nio. adlib let's go to chief meteorologist bryan scofield and 'weather first.' we will continue to see periods of thick cloud cover throughout the rest of the week. in the short term, tomorrow, which is also the first full day of winter, looks to be the warmest day of the week with highs in the upper 50s and breezy winds. cooler air moves in on wednesday and high temperatures will drop to the mid 50s on wednesday and christmas eve. we will start to feel the effects of our next major system on christmas eve, in the form of windy conditions and chances for rain. the winds will stick around for christmas day and that's when the system's cold air sweeps in, dropping high temps to the upper 40s. the system will remain over the

which means the cold air will sunday, we will see more sunshine and highs around 50. conditions will still be windy saturday, then drop to breezy on sunday. time now.for the latest consumer

if you bought one the 400-thousand drones expected to be sold this holiday season -- don't forget to register it first. starting today, you must register it with the federal aviation administration. registration is good for three years and the five-dollar fee allows you to register multiple

you'll need to give them your name, address and email. and that means they'll be able to track your drone if there's a collision or you violate the airspace. for amazon customers without the e- retailer's prime membership the final day for standard shipped items to arrive before christmas has passed. but prime members have until 9:00 pm tomorrow to receive their christmas orders. one day shipping is available in many areas, which means procrastinators can still order their gifts as late as december 23rd. and of course, some customers can even request same day delivery on thursday, december 24th. contact 13 is ready to help you with a consumer problem. just call one of our volunteers any weekday between 11am and 1pm at 368-2255. the force was strong over the weekend. as expected.. "star wars: the force awakens" smashed box office records. millions of moviegoers were in theatres this weekend to watch the 7th installment of the series.. pushing it to the biggest debut of all time..

america alone. that breaks the record set earlier this year by "jurassic world." movie theaters across the u-s kept adding shows to keep up with demand.. but there were still long lines outside theaters in l-a. michael beaudry, burbank, ca "why wait in line? it's star wars. why not?" mos: "it was an 11 on a 10 scale." mos: "it felt like the original trilogy all over again." mos: "it was amazing." mos: "it redeemed the prequels entirely, thank god." experts say the audience broke down to about 58-percent men.. 71-percent adults.. and 20-percent families. we'll be right back with a final check on your forecast from bryan. you're watching channel 13 action news.. where you ask and we investigate. stay with us.

near lake mead and jones. we'll tell you how the homeowner caught the suspect with his pants down.. recalled.

have a literally. and from contact 13 tonight. coming up tonight on action news live at 6... a homeowner turned the tables on a burglary suspect early this morning near lake mead and jones. we'll tell you how the homeowner caught the suspect with his pants down.. literally. and from contact 13 tonight. thousands of packages of zatarains rice are being recalled. what you need to know if you have a dairy allergy. before we go... here's a look at what's coming up later on abc in primetime... at 8 -- the great christmas light fight at 10 -- the great holiday baking show at 11 -- action news that's our news for now.. but stay with us for abc's world news up next.