you can still apply online. there's seven different jobs being offered.... everything from a "bud tender" -- the ones handling the marijuand.... to delivery drivers. many who applied today are very supportive and excited about the medical marijuana industry. "it should be plentiful. it should be right on the shelves with the cereals. you know all the vegetables! it should be right in the produce aisle whateva! im serious that's how i feel about it." if you applied for a job or still might apply --- you should know in about two weeks whether or not you got the job. again -- this shop behind me should be open march first. reporting live gina lazara channel 13 action news. a developing story tonight. a motorcycle rider has died after crashing into the back of a semi truck on the i-15 near the valley of fire. a total of 3 vehicles were involved in the fatal crash. the motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene. no word yet on what caused this crash.

help identifying a suspect.. who they say... pointed a gun at a crowd in front of the bellagio on friday night. metro released this picture of the man officers fired at least two shots at....at this time, he is in custody, but with little information. he's still being referred to as john doe. talk around the strip is he was a regular street performer in front of the bellagio fountains. police are asking anyone with knowledge about him to give them a call. an action news update tonight on a deadly shooting here in the valley the coroner has identified the victim as 23-year-old "arthur earl colwell". colwell was killed yesterday after being shot in northeast las vegas. officers were called out yesterday morning to an apartment complex near owens and mary jane. authorities say the colwell was riding a bicycle when a pickup truck pulled up. someone in that truck then fired several rounds... hitting the man. he was rushed to the hospital but later died. police have not released a motive or description on a

las vegas fire and rescue crews were called out to a fire at a vacant apartment complex near sahara and the i-15 this morning. investigators say the fire started in a downstairs apartment before spreading to the rest of the building. a small medical oxygen bottle was found exploded in that building fires in the same area have been blamed on squatters action news is tracking the latest developments after east coast is slammed by a major storm the historic blizzard dumped feet of snow over the region. at least 22 people have died across eight states....and the system has created a travel nightmare. highways are closed and more than 11- thousand flights have been cancelled abc's ray raimundi is in new york city with the latest. the storm is over? but millions of americans are still stuck at home. sot - gov. andrew cuomo / (d) new york "if

roads, you shouldn't be on the roads." especially in new york city - where plows are working overtime. not to mention all the cars buried in the snow. sot - mayor bill de blasio / (d) new york city "?leave your car there - for the rest of the week?." today, life is returning to the streets of the big apple - after an almost total transportation shutdown. people forced to walk in the road to get to work. sot - mason alsubai / brooklyn resident "i work in a busy complex. i gotta go there and clear the sidewalks and make sure everyone can get out." sot - maya moran / brooklyn resident "i work at a vet hospital - washington d-c region - plow crews are working round the clock? from the highways - to the runways? desperately trying to get the airports open. the city counted 17 inches? the surrounding area covered by more than two and a half feet! this practice facility for the washington redskins football team - no match for the blizzard - the dome crushed by the weight of all that snow. a similar story outside philadelphia - this church roof

the chapel below. sot - lee wiggins / calvary fellowship church "opened the door to the auditorium, looked up - and just a gaping hole in the roof." and in new jersey - coastal communities dealing with a one-two punch of snow and icy floodwaters. sot - "this usually happens in the summer. never seen it happen like this in the winter." but so far - no major damage. sot - gov. chris christie / (r) new jersey "please be careful. but you're free to go out and do what you want to do." ray raimundi oncam close: here in new york the streets and subways are back open - but in new york, ray raimundi, abc news. house majority leader kevin mccarthy announced today that the house will not be in session this week ...due to the severity of the winter storm. it was supposed to be a short week anyway-- monday votes were already canceled. house democrats were scheduled to head to baltimore for their annual retreat for the end of the week... votes on an override of the president's veto of the obamacare repeal, and on iran sanctions will be rescheduled for february.

a strong earthquake rocked alaska early this morning. the us geological survey says the 7 point one magnitude quake hit just southwest of anchorage. two smaller earthquakes -- a magnitude four, and a three-point-two -- hit within 30 minutes after the first one. officials say one home was extremely damaged in an explosion and thirty other homes have been evacuated... as firefighters, policemen and gas utility workers continue to work on the gas leak the earthquake caused. now for the latest weather developments here in the valley. here's a live look outside right now, we've been enjoying some beautiful temperatures this weekend, but will they stick around? let's check in with action news meteorologist karla huelga for the latest. karla? a weak system will push through the area starting tonight into tomorrow morning. this will keep winds breezy

on the back end of the system. the system will also bring an increase in cloud cover tonight into tomorrow morning, then some clearing by monday afternoon. expect high temps in the upper 50s tomorrow, then around 60 on tuesday. a weak system will push through the area starting tonight into tomorrow morning. this will keep winds breezy tonight, tomorrow and tuesday on the back end of the system. the system will also bring an increase in cloud cover tonight into tomorrow morning, then some clearing by monday afternoon. expect high temps in the upper means a warm-up is in store. afternoon highs will top out in start to see a push of clouds it will also drop highs to the low 60s on sunday . third day as police are trying to track down three inmates who broke out of jail in california.

missing friday night. they were facing charges of murder, attempted murder, kidnapping and torture. the sheriff's office says the escapees got to the roof by cutting through steel bars and plumbing tunnels. they used sheets to rapel to the ground and took off. the local sheriff's office says all of its resources are being used to find the inmates. new information tonight a large piece of curved metal found along the southern thai coast, could be from missing "malaysia airlines flight"-- 370. thai and malaysian officials are investigating the discovery. matching panel numbers and hinges can be seen on the riveted piece of metal. malaysia airlines flight 370 vanished nearly two years ago. it was flying from malaysia, to beijing, when it disappeared from radar. 239 passengers and crew were on board. with that historic storm pounding the east coast, las vegas is looking to help those in need. this weekend united blood

the valley to donate blood and answer the call for help as so much of the u-s is getting slammed this weekend roughly a quarter of the country's population is in the storm's pathway . coming up, thieves are on the loose in wisconsin. the daring crooks have stolen nearly 200-thousand dollars worth of...get this...cheese. we'll tell you about not one, but two brazen cheese heists. and, the man behind the popular netflix series, "making a murderer" is speaking out tonight. what steven avery is saying about the case. two cheese heists in two weeks...

there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it.

a trailer full of locally made cheese, was set to be delivered at stops around the nation before it was stolen from a warehouse. and this wasn't the only major cheese theft in the state this week. (lt. darren larson, marshfield police) "approximately 90,000 dollars worth of parmesan cheese was missing from a logistics or storage facility here in marshfield." even if the cheese is found,

eaten! the truck the cheese was in had been sealed by food inspectors... and when the thieves opened the truck, they broke the seal-- and according to federal law -- the cheese at that point, becomes inedible. the massive winter storm that slammed the east coast is heading out over the atlantic ocean. but the effects of this storm are not over yet. in parts of new jersey, moderate flooding is still a concern. it's not expected to be as bad as saturday, when up to a foot of water poured through the streets. while flooding is not nearly as bad as it was for hurricane sandy, emergency crews were out in force... helping hundreds of people evacuate their flooded and powerless homes. what do you do when a massive winter storm is pounding right outside your window? record some video! this time-lapse video was recorded by maryland resident chase higgins. higgins says, he put his phone in his living room window at about one o-clock friday afternoon. that's just as the storm was beginning to hit the d-c area.

saturday night. and this is what he captured. pretty impressive! winter storm jonas will turn out to be one of the biggest storms to ever hit new york city. but it was still not big enough to prevent one couple from having their wedding. bride-to-be "ashley burlage"... headed down to the church with her dress pulled up from the ground so it wouldn't drag through the snow...she was followed by dozens of guests and amazingly, half of the 200 people they invited...actually made it. but this wasn't the first time a major snow storm has played a role in her life. chris olsen /father of the bride "she beat the snow to arrive in this world, beat the snow for her 30th birthday, i thought she was going to lose this one, but she pulled it off anyway," after the ceremony, the guests braved the frigid conditions once again, walking down 9th avenue to the reception. wx chat a weak system will push through

tomorrow morning. this will keep winds breezy tonight, tomorrow and tuesday on the back end of the system. the system will also bring an increase in cloud cover tonight into tomorrow morning, then some clearing by monday afternoon. expect high temps in the upper 50s tomorrow, then around 60 on tuesday. by wednesday, high pressure takes over the forecast, which means a warm-up is in store. afternoon highs will top out in the low 60s on wednesday, then mid to upper 60s for thursday through saturday. on saturday afternoon we'll

ahead of our next system which will bring mostly cloudy skies, breezy winds and chances for rain on sunday. it will also drop highs to the low 60s on sunday . on the back end of the system. the system will also bring an increase in cloud cover tonight into tomorrow morning, then some clearing by monday afternoon. expect high temps in the upper 50s tomorrow, then around 60 on tuesday. by wednesday, high pressure takes over the forecast, which means a warm-up is in store. afternoon highs will top out in the low 60s on wednesday, then mid to upper 60s for thursday through saturday. on saturday afternoon we'll start to see a push of clouds ahead of our next system which will bring mostly cloudy skies, breezy winds and chances for rain on sunday. it will also drop highs to the low 60s on sunday . wx chat

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and controversial new netflix documentary, "making a murderer." for the first time since the documentary came out, the man at the center of the case, convicted murderer steven avery, is speaking out. in a new, letter to our abc station in milwaukee? steven avery?the convicted killer at the heart of the new netflix

murderer," writes?the real killer is still out there. who is he stalking now much of the three-page letter is a response to an interview that avery's ex-girlfriend gave to hln, in which she turns on the man she once defended. sot 17:21 producer: what do you want people to know? jodi: the truth. producer: which is? jodi: what a monster he is, and he's not innocent. courtroom nats avery was convicted in 2007 of killing 25-year-old teresa halbach? the documentary raises questions about whether avery may have been framed by local law enforcement officials? who he was suing at the time? because they'd put him in prison for 18 years? for a rape he didn't commit. press nats he was later exonerated by dna evidence. i recently went to wisconsin to investigate the case. i met the former prosecutor who sent avery to prison? ken kratz? who says he's now being bombarded by internet threats.

hope your daughter gets raped and murdered and that you have to sit and watch that. i also met avery's former defense attorney dean strang, whose emotional and eloquent defense of avery has made him a sort of digital age folk hero. sot dan: sitting here today all these years later, do you still suspect that. one of the local sheriffs deputies who strang accused of possibly planting evidence? lieutenant andrew colborn? recently spoke out for the lenk, myself and our agency are neighbor? another protester was escorted out of a campaign event for

it happened today as the republican presidential front-runner was speaking at a rally in iowa. when trump started talking about radical islamic terrorism, two men on the balcony held up a white banner with the words "stop hate" written on it. supporters then began booing and chanting. the two men were escorted out of the building. earlier this month a muslim woman wearing a hijab was escorted out of a campaign event in south carolina. actor matt damn is weighing in on the recent controversy surrounding the oscars and what some are calling a lack of diversity... matt damon is praising membership changes from the film academy designed to increase diversity among its membership and oscar nominees. the actor was at the sundance film festival in park city, utah to promote a film he's producing, "manchester by the sea." "but look it's a first step. and it's an important one, but it's just a first step. and this is not going to be solved overnight. it's huge, systemic in injustices around race and gender in the industry and in the country."

motion picture arts and sciences announced sweeping changes... pledging to double its female and minority members by 2020. today's weather made for a perfect day to get outside. many of you decided to venture out to the mesquite ballon festival. today was the last day for the festival, which has been going all weekend long at the casa blanca resort and casino. coming up, we'll check in with karla for another look at your work week forecast. but right now, here's a live look outside in the valley. you're watching channel thirteen action news, where you ask. and we investigate.

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welcome to "world news tonight." the blizzard of 2016, beating

largest city. the epic storm killing nearly two dozen people. buildings pushed to a breaking point. entire communities buried in snow. rivers of ice flooding homes, as the big dig gets under way. travel mess. tens of thousands of travelers stranded. airports under a virtual ground freeze. convoys of snow plows clearing the roads. how long till travelers get to where they need to go? race for 2016. one week till iowa. the new numbers out tonight. donald trump surging past ted cruz in the hawkeye state. on the run. three men considered extremely dangerous, accused of murder and torture, busting out. inside their escape plan. tonight, the manhunt, the new reward, and why they may be hiding in plain sight. and, crash for cash? the man accused of staging more than 20 car accidents and getting his victims to pay. it's part of a multi-billion