and afternoon. heavy downpours are not expected but light to moderate the city. by tonight, those winds increase to 15-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. towards red rock and the spring valley winds will bleed into tomorrow as well with even greater chances for wide spread marissa/live drive marissa ad libs back to you in the studio. thank you for joining us on action news live at 3:30...i'm

cheese. and i'm steve wolford. the wait is over. the consumer electronics show is underway in las vegas with the latest in new technology and gadgets. action news reporter yasmeen hassan has an inside look from the convention center. - ces 2016 - las vegas convention center - washing machine that cleans two loads at once. - part of the machine will clean the "hand wash only" items. - these are compatable with older washing machines, so they can be updated! reporting from ces yasmeen hassan channel 13 action news. now developing... prosecutors in los angeles have

with allegedly sexually abusing two teenagers in 1965 and 2008. prosecutors cited time limits and a lack of evidence. the decision comes about a week after cosby was charged in pennsylvania with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in 2004 inside his home near philadelphia. an investigation is underway to determine if north korea conducted what appears to be a sucessful hydrogen bomb test. abc's marci gonzalez has the latest from the united nations.. where the security council held

today. today - north korea's alarming claim nat announcement that it successfully tested a hydrogen bomb for the first time. sparking concern and condemnation from- around the world. ban ki-moon i demand the dprk seize any further nuclear activities the un security council holding an emergency meeting- today- after the televised claims- that a 5.1 magnitude earthquake near north korea's nuclear testing facilty- was cause d by a hydrogen bomb- ? a weapon- that can be about 10-thousand times more powerful than atomic bombs - like those dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki in world war ii. nat the u-s immediately launched so-called "nuclear sniffer" planes to determine - whether the claims are true... josh earnest - the initial analysis is not consistent with nk claim of a successful hydrogen bomb test if the claim is later confirmed- this would be the north korea's fourth time testing a nuclear weapon since 2006 - but the first time

weapon. but experts- are doubtful?explaining yesterday's explosive results were too small to be from even a failed hydrogyen bomb test? expert they are bragging and puffing themselves up.. they don't actually have the capability to obliterate koran peninsular.. the bad news is that they are trying? tag- with north korea already heavily sanctioned, the un security council hasn't haven't specified what else they will do in response- but after today's meeting- they vowed to take "further significant measures" mg abc news ny just in- the las vegas city council approved a new bill that will require pet shops to sell cats and dogs that only come from shelters, rescues and non-profits. it's controversial. the goal is to find homes for the animals already in our area... and keep dogs bred in "puppy mills" out of pet stores. a friend of one of the san

riverside, california.. and pleaded not guilty. enrique marquez was a friend of sayed rizwan farook. he is accused of conspiring with farook to provide weapons to the terrorists marquez also faces two counts of making false statements when buying two rifles, one count of marriage fraud, and one count of making a false statement on immigration paperwork. authorities believe he bought rifles for farook and his wife to use during the deadly attack in san bernardino on december second. president obama wants to spend half- a-billion dollars to expand mental health treatment and put federal mental health records into the background check system. but it's too late for bill and tricia lammers. in 2012, their son blaec (prono: blake) -- who was struggling with mental illness -- bought two assault rifles. the lammers were afraid of he would try to kill himself, so they called police, hoping he'd get help. instead he was arrested, and now he's in prison. they spoke to cnn's don lemon. ((bill lammers/turned in son) "it's about time something was done to help people with mental illness and their family."

"my son was hospitalized seven times. he had different diagnoses from major depression to bipolar to anti-social disorder. if some of that could have been shared ... he wouldn't have been able to pass a background check)) blaec's arrest came in the aftermath of the 2012 aurora movie theater shooting. during interrogation, he admitted having homicidal thoughts a he is serving two concurrent 15-year prison sentences and is in lockdown for 23 hours a day. house speaker paul ryan is taking aim at president obama's executive action on gun sales. during a news conference today in washington.. ryan said obama should focus instead on fighting terrorism. ((i think it would be nice if he would actually focus on defeating isis, on calling radical islamic terrorism what it actually is, instead of talking about how we can intimidate and frustrate the 2nd amendment rights of law-abiding citizens, we will look at all of our options but we will not take this

is: a distraction.)) many of ryan's fellow republicans believe obama's latest executive action is an over-reacyh.. and won't survive a legal challenge. malaysia airlines temporarily banned checked luggage on flights bound for europe this week. the airline blamed "unreasonably strong headwinds." officials said the strong winds limited the airlines' ability to safely carry luggage. the company did agree to ship luggage to customers' destinations other other flights. malaysia airlines has already rescinded the restriction, however. experts say strong headwinds can cause flights to burn more fuel than normal. but they say they've never heard of an airline taking the step of banning checked baggage to deal with the problem. a two passenger small plane crashed at the savannah hilton problems... the pilot attempted to land and the plane skidded into a ditch. the two men onboard were injured... but no word on how badly. up next in our 'now trending' report.. a wild chase like you've

find out how a mama goat and her babies managed to elude animal control. plus, more amazing ice pictures... not from a glacier... but beautiful nonetheless. ((karla)) goats gone wild.. and some serious artwork on

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interstate-65 in franklin. the chase led authorities across several major streets. eventually, the whole family was corralled by animal control officers and taken to the shelter. ((michael delp/johnson co. animal control director) "well in my 11 years, this is a first.)) officials are now looking for the animals' owner. and take a look at this.. some beautiful ice sculptures. they're now on display in china for the annual harbin international festival. the winter wondeland features sculptures made of ice and snow.. and a castle that's 167-feet tall. and this little cutie pie started nursery school today. prince george started at westacre montessori school nursery in norfolk. the duke and duchess of cambridge have released two photographs to mark the occasion.

standing in front of the mural on the outside of the nursery building. for more stories trending right now.. go to ktnv.com. and if you'd like to sound off anchors adlib and toss to karla another low pressure system and cold front moves through the valley today. mainly cloudy skies and scattered showers will be common this afternoon with rain chances actually increasing into the overnight. high temperatures will stay to the low and mid 50s but the expected but light to moderate rain showers are. winds will be out of the southwest between 10 and 20 mph with gusts up to 25 mph within the city.

increase to 15-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph. towards red rock and the spring mountain range, winds are expected to gust between 40 and 50 mph through today and tonight. valley winds will bleed into tomorrow as well with even greater chances for wide spread rain. new models have come out watching a few new systems out of the pacific and have calculated a new chance for rain that now envelops the weekend. they are small chances but keeping the umbrella close would not be a bad idea this saturday and sunday. snow potential has been common chatter throughout the weather first center. red rock still expects snow late tonight into thursday due to snow levels dropping to 4500ft.

action on the edges of the city are not farfetched during this time due to morning lows in the mid and upper 30s within these areas. up next in today's health

some more worrisome information on sports-related head injuries. we'll have details on some new research. and remember, you can watch action news anytime.. anywhere. we're streaming our newscasts at ktnv.com so you can stay informed on any computer .. smartphone.. or tablet. we'll be right back.

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now to a story highlighting the risk of head injuries in sports. doctors say they've found evidence that a former college football player -- only 25 years-old -- suffered from a degenerative brain disease. abc's ryan smith on why this case has researchers so troubled... sot - cassandra keck: i didn't know why all this was happening to him cassandra keck knows how big hits in football can change lives. sot - cassandra keck: it hurt me to see him struggle so much this week in a major journal that he suffered from cte, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease, researchers say, is connected to taking hits on the field. dr ann mckee / va title: chief of neuropathology, va boston healthcare system: he was certainly the worst case i've seen in any individual with this disease under the age of 30. dr ann mckee has studied over 170 brains ? including michael's... dr ann mckee / bu title: that young, it's surprising, even shocking. cte?which is identified only

keck - but experts say moments like these show that even amateurs aren't immune to the perils of contact football. take a look at this video - a hit michael told casandra was one of his hardest - he flies at an opponent slamming into him - colliding with such force ? parts of his helmet break off... sot - cassandra keck: i think he suffered from way more than 10 concussions cassandra says michael abruptly quit college football - after suffering one too many hard hits. sot - cassandra keck / michael keck's wife: he was seeing stars // and then he had sensitivity to light all the time just impulsive they turned to doctors, but cassandra says, test results came up empty... sot - cassandra keck: i was so mad that nobody could help him // it was just upsetting that he felt so alone cassandra's life, now changed forever... her five-year old son? too young to remember his dad? sot - cassandra keck: the first thing i thought of when he died die in vain... sot - cassandra keck: letting people know that this disease is out there // you // and that's what's so scary. // it could happen to anyone. still ahead.. a final look at your forecast! and as we head to break..

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a frontier jet on its way to san diego had to make an emergency landing here... the airport tells us the jet had engine trouble. fortunately, nobody was hurt. metro is changing its policy on non- injury accidents. in 20-14 they told drivers not to call 9-1-1 if they were in an accident that didn't involve injuries... a fender bender in essence. but now, they're changing that policy because they received additional funding for more officers. firefighters battle an overnight blaze at a storage facility near sahara and lamb. firefighters ended up having to cut through about 2-dozen units because they couldn't find the fire. fortunately.. no one was injured. and all three democratic presidential candidates are in town today. harry reid is hosting a dinner for them at m-g-m at 6. the candidates spent the day campaigning. we have crews at the various locations and will have more at 5.

cold front moves through the valley today. mainly cloudy skies and scattered showers will be common this afternoon with rain chances actually increasing into the overnight. high temperatures will stay to up next. we'll be back in 60 minutes for action news live at 5. until then.. thanks for watching and have a great evening. right now on action news live at 3...

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