retail experience is preferred -- but not required. derek peterson, terra tech ceo "we're really not that much different than a traditional retailer whether it's a restaurant or a nightclub or a clothing store....just a more interesting product." applicants will find out if they got the job in about two weeks. 125 people will be picked to work at blum's three new pot shops. reporting live gina lazara channel 13 action news. right now, police need your help identifying a suspect who they say was pointing a gun at a crowd in front of the bellagio on friday night. metro released this picture of the man officer fired at least two shots at... after he allegedly started waving a gun at people in front of the bellagio. 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

them a call. 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. new at -6-.. police in flagstaff are now reporting.... mulitple fake calls... to 9-1-1. in two calls.. someone said... their car had been shot at.... by a passing vehicle. one resulted in a felony traffic stop.... on a school van..... with ten students and teachers inside. arizona highway patrol now says.... this investigation is their top priority. we believe we have identified a suspect who lives out of state and we'll be aggressively pursuing to locate that suspect. the caller also reported..... that after the fabricated shooting.. someone tossed a gun.... out the window. right now the mid-atlantic's weather warnings and travel bans are lifted after winter storm jonas.

lights back on. now all that's left to do.... is clean up all that snow. in new haven, connecticut the plows are out.. and city workers are taking shovels to the sidewalks. experts are predicting an economic impact of up to 850-million dollars with so many businesses closed over the weekend. this is why we live in las vegas.. we don't have to deal with any of that! what we have tonight.. is wind. here's a live look at the valley now. and we have meteorologist karla huelga joining us from the weather center. karla.. should we plan to kick off our week with this breeze? ad-lib 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 50s tomorrow, then around 60 on tuesday.

for clark county firefighters. around three this afternoon they responded to a small fire at vacant home near washington and rainbow. the fire was out when they got there. but they did find a stolen vehicle outside the house. earlier today they responded to a fire at a vacant apartment complex near sahara and the i-15. investigators say the fire started before 8:30 this morning in a downstairs apartment before spreading to the rest of the building. officials say the building was

at least two other vacant building fires in the same area have been blamed on squatters. thankfully no one we hurt in either fire. new at 6.. an on demand car service is coming to the univeristy of nevada, reno. it's called zipcar. unr is getting two cars.. according to the abc affiliate in reno. they'll have designated parking spots on campus. then for 15-dollars a year.. unr students and staff get unlimited access to the cars. you can rent them for an hour for under ten bucks.. or for multiple days at about 70-dollars a day. it's not clear when the vehicles will be ready for you to rent. coming up.. getting ready for summer. the county's hiring lifeguards! we'll tel l you how you can apply. plus.. a fisherman and his pelican. an unlikely pair become the best of friends. and.. the california manhunt. three inmates.. missing. tonight.. we're finding out how they

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encounter with a pelican in san diego is circulating online. it shows a fisherman petting the bird and kissing it's beak. the man says he comes out to the pier to pet the bird often and that the pelican recognizes him each time. . now to a developing story.. the hunt for three inmates accused of violent crimes-- who are on the run they escaped from the orange county jail in california, now authorities are working to track them down. abc's lauren lyster shares how they managed to break out. script: a manhunt is underway for three violent criminals who escaped from an orange county jail. sheriff's spokesman jeff hallock: "this was clearly a well thought-out and planned duong?according to jail officials, the trio disappeared from their group cell after cutting through half-inch steel bars? tunneling through the plumbing pipes before making it

lyster standup: "then they got to an unsecured portion of this roof; repelling down, escaping on foot." all three escapees are awaiting trial for violent crimes? 37-year-old hossein nayeri, charged with torture 20-year-old jonathan tieu, charged with murder and 43-year-old bac tien duong, charged with attempted murder all- pleading not guilty. the men were last seen inside their housing tank within the central jail complex at 5 o'clock friday morning. only noticed missing 16 hours later, shortly after an 8pm disturbance in the group's large holding cell? which authorities believe may be connected to the inmates escape. sheriff's spokesman jeff hallock: "if anyone is to see them, we would ask that you would call 9-1-1 immediately." new at six. a florda man is facing eviction from his mobile-home park... because he refuses to remove a religious sign from his van. the sign reads.. jesus is coming back.. for prayor or food call. michael lombardi uses his van to deliver food to the

he says he gets calls for help every week-- because people read the number on the window. (( michael lombardi. "everybody reads my signs because it is totally different.")) but his mobile home park is starting to enforce new rules-- not allowing temporary signage to be displayed. a bradenton, florida attorney...says michael most lkely has little recourse. as he doesn't own the land his home sits on... he must comply with property rules. right now millions of people along the east coast are scrambling to dig themselves out of snow and ice after this weekend's crippling winter storm. the blizzard killed at least 14 people... grounded thousands of flights... and essentially shut down several of the nation's largest cities. cnn's chris welch report on the clean up latest. --reporter pkg as follows-- all along the east coast the diligent hum of digging can be heard... nats and scraping.. nats and of course plowing... crews trying to clear roads.

baltimore and philadelphia are working to get metro, train and bus services up and running ahead of the monday morning commute. (mayor jim kenney/ (d) philadelphia) this will be a long-term plowing and cleaning operation. hundreds of people worked around the clock and they will continue to do so. in new york -- even though the travel ban has been lifted and today. unless you have an emergency or something truly urgent, leave your car where jt is. washington d-c brought in 400 extra snow removers... and canceled schools monday. the coastal flood warning has been lifted in new jersey-- where several cities were inundated with high water that caused widespread power outages. officials say the worst appears to be over... (governor chris christie/(r) news jersey) and so we've really done very well in this storm, and we have no concerns about flooding or damage from flooding any time soon.

states stranded for hours during the peak of the blizzard. while the storm has moved on - officials warn we're not in the clear just yet. (governor larry hogan/(r) maryland ) "it's still very dangerous and there's some, some of our highways look great, it's down to pavement and you might be cruising along at 50 mph and then you're going to hit snow and we're going to have some accidents. we're lucky with no fatalities. we want to keep it that way." in washington, i'm chris welch reporting. but it's not all hard work. some tourists in washington d-c celebrated the end of winter storm jonas with a sunday afternoon champagne bar.. madde of snow. they look like they're having a pretty good time. ad-lib 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 50s tomorrow, then around 60 on

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.

with that historic storm pounding the east coast. las vegas is looking to help those in need. this weekend united blood services asked people here in 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

leonardo dicaprio has conquered the top spot at the box office this weekend. his survivalist movie "the revenant" is expected to bring in 16-million dollars. "star wars: the force awakens" is projected to be second, with more than 14-million in earnings. it's followed by ice cube's comedy "ride along two" earning close to 13- million dollars. a look now at who's hiring. clark county is starting to line-up lifeguards for the summer. you need to be at least 15-and a half years old and have a red cross lifeguard certification. if you need to get certified.. you can take a class at the hollywood aquatics center. you can find a link to apply on our website.. ktnv.com coming up.. gas prices make a big dip.. even in las vegas! plus.. a disturbing secret..... involving a cop who is supposed to protect our kids....his story has darcy spears digging

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maciszak's team making the arrest. 2:53 sgt. m: this was probably a first in the district that we've had this type of investigation. police say skelton admitted to about three dozen acts, committed after school hours and not involving any children. 5:34 darcy on gopro: the ultimate goal in cases like this is what? 5:36 sgt. m.: well, we always like--like to see some type of outcome to where some type of sentence is imposed. either jail time--always jail time. skelton cut a plea deal, putting him behind bars for two years. then, he'll have to register as a sex offender. 7:31 gopro d: safe to say that ccsd police takes this type of incident--masturbatin g on school property--very seriously? 7:37 sgt. m: absolutely. we take all incidents seriously. any type of incident that could impact our children, our staff, our visitors of the school district, we want to make sure--like i said--they're safe when they come to our property.

skelton case is unique... 8:35 gopro darcy: our research suggests that this might not be an isolated incident. we asked maciszak to flash back to when he was a detective involved you personally, and an internal affairs investigation and masturbation at garside and pornography. 9:08 sgt. m: you're speaking of a personnel issue and i'm not comfortable speaking with that. contact 13 obtained from a 2012 school police internal affairs investigation. 10:01 ia investigator courtney purcell/bureau of professional standards: a couple of years before that, while det. maciszak was working adult education at garside, art sturdivant, who used to be one of our officers but now works for henderson police, walked into the police office at garside and caught maciszak masturbating while watching pornography on his work computer. mike thomas: that's what art sturdivant told me, yes. darcy stand-up: i spoke to officer sturdivant, who told me about that day. he said he tried to use his key to get into the police office

lock on the inside blocked him into the back office. maciszak's belt was lying on the desk and there was asian pornography on the computer screen. 13:57 ia audio: the tech over at garside had constantly--it was kind of like common knowledge--had constantly--that computer was always crashed. it had so much pornography on it that they had to constantly go in there and fix the problem. when we asked the district about the incident, they sent a written statement, which says, "concerns were brought forward, which were investigated administratively. appropriate action was taken." but in two cases, which both involved masturbating on school property, custodian michael skelton was arrested, charged and sent to prison. because no one blew the whistle on mitch maciszak, his case wasn't even investigated for years. that investigation started on the very day maciszak was

the outcome, our sources say? a letter of reprimand in a personnel file. 9:55 gopro darcy: as far as i know, this was a reprimand in the file and no criminal charges... 9:56 cam turns to captain ken young : at this point, like i said, we talked about that, this is a personnel issue, so at this point we would have to darcy tag: contact 13 learned this was just the tip of the iceberg with sgt. maciszak. tomorrow on action news at 6, we expose a pattern of what sources call police protecting their own despite many instances of sexually inappropriate behavior on the job. darcy spears, channel 13 action news. we have posted..... darcy's entire interview.... with sergeant mitch maciszak.... on our website... at k-t-n-v dot com. coming up on action news live at 6:30 we'll have the latest on the blizzard that slammed the east coast. several major cities crippled by the winter blast. we'll tell you how soon until

and we'll have the latest from the campaign trail. more controversial comments from donald trump tonight. this.. as more protesters are removed from his rally. and for breaking news and weather updates anytime.. just download the free ktnv mobile app for your smartphone or tablet and.. remember...we're now streaming our newscasts at ktnv.com so you can stay informed on any computer .. smartphone.. or tablet. we'll be right back. < >

millions of people along the east coast are scrambling to dig themselves out of the snow and ice after this weekend's crippling winter storm. good evening... and thanks for joining us. i'm jacqui heinrich. the blizzard killed at least 22 people, grounded thousands of flights and essentially shut down several of the nation's largest cities. cnn's martin savidge takes a look at the blizzard of 2016. from above the monster storm looks peaceful - almost serene. but on the ground - it's caused death, misery and destruction. from fatal accidents, to huge snow piles - flooding and the complete shutdown of major cities - the blizzard of 2016 is one for the record books... (gov. tom wolf (d) pennsylvania) "this is a historic snowstorm. this is a huge challenge for pennsylvania. we are deploying all of our resources to try to make sure that the people of pennsylvania are safe." (nats - pushing car) "ok, back - now forward!" as the weather begins to subside

snow... it could be days before life gets back normal. (mayor stephanie rawlings-blake/ (d) baltimore) "stay patient. and to quote a line from one of my favorite musicals - we're all in this together so just stay patient." (nats) (sot) "i've never seen anything like it - within minutes a rush of water from that bay came over into the harbor and essentially flooded our crew." in new jersey, coastal residents are assessing damage from tidal flooding - that sent sea water and ice blocks onto town of my house and i brought everything up." "smart!" "yeah, we learned from sandy, so..." in kentucky and pennsylvania stories of epic traffic jams - some motorists stranded for almost 24 hours. (sot) "i've never been stuck on a highway this long before. we've been here for about 15 hours." "stuff like this is gonna be hard to get out of here anyway. so i think we gonna be here for a long time." 85-million people impacted by the storm. more than a dozen deaths. hundreds of traffic accidents. thousands of power outages and flight cancelations. it is a storm that won't be

it's going to take a while for transportation issues to be resolved. mass transit service remains suspended for the weekend in washington and baltimore in new york, work is under way to get the long island rail road ready in time for the monday morning commute 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. and 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. the latest developments on those escaped inmates in california.

following several leads as the manhunt continues. authorities say they beat the entire safety system to break out of the maximum-security jail in santa ana on friday. as joy benedict reports, police are now checking if they had any help from the inside. (lt. jeff hallock/orange county sheriff's dept.): "the public should expect the worst if they encounter them." well planned and sophisticated. that is how orange county sheriff's officials are describing the troubling escape of three very dangerous inmates- missing now for more than 24 hours after they crawled through a plumbing tunnel and rappelled off the roof of the maximum security lockup in downtown santa ana. one question tonight that officials are investigating, who on the inside maybe (lt. jeff hallock/orange county sheriff's dept.): "based on the information that we have it seems the inmates cut through half inch steel bars to facilitate their escape.the information also suggests the inmates cut their way through the plumbing tunnels and gained access to an unsecured area of the roof." according to

nayeri, jonathan tieu and bac duong jailed in separate cases involving murder, kidnapping and attempted murder, tied towels and bed sheets together to form a makeshift rope to reach the street 4 stories below. barbed wire was being repaired on the jail roof today. (lt. jeff hallock/orange county sheriff's dept.): "if you look directly behind me the wire at the top of the roof..it was pushed to the side it may have been corrected.. that is the area we feel that they went over and rappelled to when the men slipped away. the inmates were last seen in their jail dormitory at 5 am friday but when the next head count was done around 9 pm..they were gone. sheriff's deputies acknowledge that a jail incident caused friday night's inmate check to be delayed by an hour or so. that too may have been part of the escapees plan. (lt. jeff hallock/orange county sheriff's dept.): "as the 8

approached, there was a disturbance at the jail that we feel strongly contributed to the planning of the escape." there is now a 50-thousand-dollar reward for information that would lead to the inmate's capture. investigators say there's no indication the escapees have left the country. right now, police need your help identifying asuspect who they say was pointing 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... after he allegedly started waving a gun at people in front of the bellagio. 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. new information tonight a strong earthquake rocked alaska early this morning. the us geological survey says the 7 point one magnitude quake hit just southwest of anchorage.

magnitude four, and a three-point-two -- hit within 30 minutes after the first one. officials say one home was extensively 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 that followed that earthquake. 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. karla? 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 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

will bring mostly cloudy skies, breezy winds and chances for rain on sunday. it will also drop highs to the low 60s on sunday . new information tonight a large piece of curved metal found along the southern thai 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.

vanished nearly two years ago. it was flying from malaysia, to beijing, when it disappeared from radar. 239 passengers and crew were on board. a turkish airlines flight from houston to istanbul was diverted to shannon airport in ireland because of a bomb threat. the flight the boeing 777 landed safely and all passengers and crew disembarked. there were over 200 people aboard the flight. investigators are continuing to investigate the source of the bomb threat. another protester was escorted out of a campaign event for donald trump. 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 began booing and chanting, "trump! trump!" the two men were escorted out of the building.

appeared to be a red, sikh turban. (donald trump) " he wasn't wearing one of those hats was he? was he wearing one of those? and he never will. and he never will. and that's okay because we have people, frankly, i have friends who are muslims and they call me up, not all of them, but some of them and they say, "you're doing a great service because there's tremendous hatred and we have to get to the bottom of what's going on. earlier this month a muslim woman wearing a hijab was escorted out of a campaign event in south carolina. she stood up in silent protest while trump was speaking. coming up in tonight's financial focus. have you ever wanted to own your own ski resort? we'll now you can. we'll tell you which lake tahoe resort is up for grabs. and, a contact 13 consumer alert tonight after microsoft recalls some of its surface tablets. what consumers need to know about the potential fire

in the air cargo market. starting in september.. production on the wide body jets will drop from one per month.. to one every two months. global passenger traffic.. and airplane demand.. however.. remain strong. the air cargo market recovery that began late in 2013 has stalled in recent months.. slowing demand for the big 747-8 freighter. interested in purchasing a ski resort? the owners of mt. rose ski tahoe are looking to sell. the resort's majority owner, fritz buser, plans to put the property on the market. officials say buser feels it is the right time to sell, especially with the last season being successful despite a lean snow turnout. mt. rose is a mix of private property and land leased from the u.s. forest service. it includes 1,200 "skiable acres." that's tonight's financial

let's go to karla huelga and weather first. 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 50s tomorrow, then around 60 on 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 .

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microsoft is recalling some of its tablets... specifically the older surface pro tablets, generations two and three. the company says they can overheat, and even catch fire when the tablet's cords are wound too tightly, twisted or pinched. microsoft is working on a fix. u.s auto safety regulators are investigating complaints that doors won't latch properly on nearly 400,000 ford focus compact cars. the probe covers cars from 2012 and 2013. some drivers have even reported the doors opening while the car was moving. ford has not said if they'll be recalled. and... don't forget, contact 13's call for action is ready to help you

just call one of our volunteers any weekday between -11-a-m- and -1-p-m at 702-368-2255. here's a look at what's coming up tonight in primetime on channel 13. at 7 -- america's funniest home video's at 8 -- galavant at 9 -- marvel's agent carter at 11 -- action news actor matt damon 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." on friday, the academy of motion picture arts and sciences announced sweeping changes...

and minority members by 2020. coming up in tonight's health report. a growing concern for pregnant women as more cases of the zika children.. and what parents can do about it.

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studies involving children and their weight are not yielding encouraging results. what's worse.. kids are setting themselves up for health problems later in life. holly firfer explains how parents can help reverse the trend. in 2012 more than one third of children in the u.s. were overweight or even obese. a recent study in the journal pediatrics found that a contributing factor is lack of sleep. "sleep is important for so many things. ranging from good growth, helping your immune system, heart health, good behavior and the ability to focus and concentrate and learn well in school. not enough sleep may mean not suppressing the appetite and making you want to eat more, taking in more calories, as well as carbobydrates in general. and that can cause a whole host of health problems. "too much eating eventually along with obesity eventually can cause problems like heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, so everything's interrelated, we want

that includes your nutrition, your sleep and your exercise. and so we do recommend that kids get the right amount of sleep recommended for their age, at least an hour of exercise a day, and to eat a healthy diet. so how much sleep do children need? according to the cdc: newborns should be sleeping on average 16-18 hours a day. preschool aged kids, 11-12 hours. and school aged children should sleep about 10 hours a night. and doctors say one more thing -- make sure to monitor what your children are eating. no amount of sleep can battle the bulge if they're not getting a healthy diet. for today's health minute i'm holly firfer. health officals are now confirming that three people in the new york city area have contracted the virus. all three had recently traveled outside the country. the c-d-c has expanded its list of countries they believe pregnant women should avoid visiting over concerns about a virus that spreads through mosquito bites. concerns about a virus that

pregnant women should postpone travel to more than 20- mexico... and puerto rico. these countries are dealing with "zika virus" which can be dangerous to unborn babies. 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

you know the basic bargain of america is if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done.

on the back end of the system. the system will also bring an before we go tonight, d.c. residents were out enjoying the snow today. the washington dc snowball fight association, which has organized previous snowball fights in the city, held one at dupont circle this morning organizers were calling the event "snow wars: the snowball strikes back!" and encouraged participants to dress as characters from "star wars." thank you for joining us... we'll be back for action news

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