one person is dead after an accident at red rock. search rescue brought back the body.. as well as the person who was hiking with the victim. metro says it was likely a medical condition that killed the hiker.. not a fall. a developing story tonight a robbery near eastern and tropicana. police are still piecing together the details...but this all started around 11 last night. the victim was shot and is now in the hospital...but is expected to be okay. the shooter is still on the run right now

your screen. this is 81- year-old.... richard boisy junior. north las vegas police need your help finding him. they say he may be in danger! he has been missing since thursday... he left his home near revere and tropical and never came back. his family says he may have early on-set dementia. if you see him, call north las vegas police right away. a missing child is found safe in phoenix.. the child's mother is still missing after a shooting that left a man dead this is veronica brown. police say she could be in danger. investigators believe victim, child and brown all were in car together when a suspect approached, grabbed the child, opened fire...and left a white sedan. they are now looking into the relationship between the shooter and those involved ofc. james holmes phoenix police dept. "the key to this whole thing is relationships, relationships with the victim, this female that we cannot find and this child. we believe that if we can get

to add some clarity to the relationship between the victim and the possible suspect." the shooting victim was declared dead at the scene. tragedy in alabama. police say a 3-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his 9-year-old sister. according to authorities, the boy found a loaded weapon on a nightstand in his great-grandparents' home yesterday afternoon...and accidentally fired the gun. the girl was taken to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. the shooting is under investigation. back at home.. a car flips near 215 and charleston. 13 action news anchor jessica janner sent us this picture. nhp says thankfully no one was hurt. developing now.. there's a lot at stake in new hampshire.. the primary now just two days away. donald trump is kicking off the week in first place.. followed by marco rubio and ted cruz. that is according to a recent cnn poll. jeremy roth reports asthe

time and effort to win over voters. --reporter pkg-as follows-- less than 24 hours from being on the debate stage, candidates are back to canvassing the granite state for more supporters. in a recent poll of likely republican primary voters ...the winner of the republican iowa caucuses, ted cruz placed third.. marco rubio bumped up to second place. and donald trump came in first.. (donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate) "i picked up a lot of delegates in iowa and in new hampshire i think i'm going to do very well. i have a great relationship between the vets and all of the people in new hampshire. they just seem to be very positive for me. rubio says he plans to stick with the same approach he used in iowa. (sen. marco rubio/ (r) presidential candidate) "same strategy in new hampshire. we want to get as many people to vote for me as possible. and we'll keep moving forward." the same cnn/ wmur poll for likely democratic primary voters ..shows senator bernie sanders leading with 58 percent... compared to 35 percent for hillary clinton. new hampshire, we were 30 points down in the polls..."

lead, clinton remains optimistic about tuesday's turnout. (hillary clinton/ (d) presidential candidate) "i love the nh primaries. i love it because the interactions you have with voters in every setting is so rewarding butt sot "i don't know what's going to happen. i know i'm behind but i'm in very good spirits about that because i love the process" i'm jeremy roth reporting. --sot-- (sen. ted cruz (r) presidential candidate) "my reaction was, you guys are nuts republican presidential candidate senator ted cruz spoke to a large crowd this morning.. standing room only at a town hall in new hampshire. cruz used the opportunity to rail on his opponents who supported drafttng women into combat, blaming the answer on dangerous "political correctness." political correctness is dangerous. and the idea that we would draft our daughters to forcibly bring them into the military and put them in close combat, i think is wrong. it is immoral and if i am president, we ain't doing it."

tomorrow chipotle locations across the u-s will close for four hours. during that time.. every employee will participate in a new "farm-to-fork" food safety program. included in the progam.. paid sick leave for all employees. that is a first for chipotle. the c-d-c announced last week the e.-coli outbreak that sickened hundreds is over. the big game 10-k race took place this morning in downtown las vegas. runners came from 9 different countries and 23 different states. it all kicked off with a costume contest followed by a kids fun run. people could also compete in a 5k run or the big game 10k. afterwards there was a big game viewing party at the bunkhouse saloon. police will be out in full force today for the big game! if you're planning on having a few drinks...just don't get behind the wheel. d-u-i check points will be set up all over the valley starting

early morning hours. we're six months from the 2015 summer olympics. coming up.. a new look at the progress rio is making on their olympic park. plus.. a tour through alabama. the first look since tornadoes ripped throught the state. 'm probably the natural disaster governor for the united states hundreds of people.. still picking up the pieces tonight. then.. accused rape at an ivy league college. the cornell univeristy

the 20-16 summer olympics in rio de janeiro, brazil...the ministry of sports has released new video showing the status of its olympic venues. they say the olympic park is nearly completed, and the other venues are already finished. a 13 action news update on a hepatitis c exposure case here in the valley. former las vegas doctor dipak desai is expected back in court this spring for new appeals. his attorneys are arguing that

before being convicted of second-degree murder along with 26 other charges. desai is curently serving 18- years to life for murder.. neglect and insurance fraud. prosecutors say hei was re-using syringes on different patients at his endoscopy clinic in 2007. several people contracted hepatitis-c as a result.. including 2 men who died. 13 action news is learning new information in the case of the fraternity president at the elite ivy league schoolwho is now facing some shocking charges a student at cornell university is accused of attempted rape. in the felony complaint obtained by abc news- cornell police report the psi upsilon president wolfgang ballinger brought his alleged victim to his bedroom late last month. then "shut and locked his room door." according to the document, the woman told investigators she "verbally protested" sexual advances "several times." sot - alex spiro - the speed in

the university and brought to authorities suggest the prosecution believes they believe they have a strong case in a statement to abc news, ballinger's attorney is denying the accusations- cornell's president is releasing this statement - "sexual violence has no place at cornell. we will be considering what additional steps should be taken to ensure the greek community at cornell is living up to our institutional standard of excellence and respect for others." right now.. a storm is moving up the east coast. coastal flood advisories and winter weather advisories are in affect for several towns in the northeast. in alabama... hundreds of people are rebuilding and trying to salvage what they can from last tuesday's tornado. governor robert bentley toured the devastation for the first time. he also took a look at the storm shelter that saved more than 100 people (gov. robert bentley, alabama) "i'm probably the natural disaster governor for the united states, because we've probably had more in alabama than anybody else,

the governor says after seeing so much devastation in the state over the years - it doesn't get any easier. ad-lib high pressure dominates and will continue to control the forecast. we've already broken into the 70s this afternoon and high temps are expected to continue in the low 70s through at least next weekend. expect breezy winds through tomorrow night here in the valley with gusts peaking to about 25 mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the colorado river valley and lake mead through monday night. gusts could peak to 40 mph in these areas. sunny to mainly sunny skies are expected each day through next

the super bowl is about football... but it's also...

but it's also... about the parties. overnight, across the bay area, where the game is being played... people were paying as much 12-hundred bucks a pop to get into the pre-game. the events are over the top.. we are talking about full on concerts packed with celebrities. abc's jesse palmer was right in the middle of it all. script: amid all the football frenzy - super bowl fever took over the city by the bay in an all out celebration filled with glitz - glam - oh, and did i forget to mention celebrities? nats red carpet with so many exclusive events and concerts i decided to kick off my super bowl marathon - with an espn party? nats espn party ?where nick jonas had a touchdown of a performance nats - jonas performance sot jesse stand up - there is crazy energy inside the espn party, i can't even

there's so many people, the music is awesome. let's go find some celebrities to talk to... -qucik celeb montage- even getting a slight sneak peak at whats in store for the halftime show sot jesse - why would you say this halftime show is going to be the best? sot from halftime show producer - i would say this halftime show is going to be the best because you have to tune in to watch//and you'll see why but the fun not stopping there?[nat pop + show party signage]? jesse rc stand up "i would like to say im on the red carpet at the direct tv party but the sot jesse - what's the best part about being here, in a city like this during the biggest sporting event of the year? sot chilli peppers - it's exciting, there's people here from all around the world, you can feel it there's an energy?. no fumbles here as the crowd of thousands-geared up to watch the red hot chilli peppers rock

surprise guests - [nats snoop dog and run dmc] sot snoop - hudson - i'm so excited, i can't wait! sot jesse - so whats it like knowing you are throwing the best party at the them everytime nats from party but before turning in - i had to find out these stars' pick to be a tough game for the broncos but we'll do it sot mark cuban - i think carolina is going to win but you know what as long as my couch is warm, my beer is cold and i got my cheetos i'll be happy for the second straight week, "kung fu panda three" topped the weekend box office the animated favorite took in an estimated 21-million dollars. the old hollywood comedy "hail ceasar!" starring george clooney came in second. and "the revenant" - riding a wave of 12 oscar nominations - picked up 7-point-1 million dollars in its seventh weekend... so far - the leonardo dicaprio film has earned 149-million. new at six.... half a dozen veteran crewmen from the legendary battleship

are meeting in las vegas this week to swap stories of the old days. the men served aboard the ship during world war two. they will be in town all week and will be honored at several events through out the valley. coming up..las vegas gas prices take another dip. plus.. a widow's anguish. could 10 minutes on hold with 911 have cost her husband his life? 13 action news investigates "help on hold". congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends

and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is funded by over two and a half million small contributions. people who know you can't level the playing field by taking more money from wall street. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message.

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9-1-1 system crashed. ... but...it's a problem... contact - 13- has been investigating... for months. tonight...our chief investigator darcy spears has the devastating story of help.... on hold... and... how the 9-1-1 system failed... a local family. :23 debbie: we took calvin for december 17 started out like any normal morning for debbie and her husband steve. normal morning for debbie ad her husband steve. :30 debbie: steve sat in his normal chair and checked his texts. (butt to :36) and then he said, "i'm gonna go take a shower." that's whering normal came to an abrupt end. 1:08 debbie: i think i walked from the coffee pot to there and i heard... like a thump. (butt to 1:27) i ran in there and he was on the floor of the shower. and i kept trying to pull at his arm--steve! steve! get up! realizing something was desperately wrong, debbie

9-1-1. 1:48 debbie: and it said... it said... 9-1-1 recording: "you have reached 9-1-1 emergency. please do not hang up. your call will be answered in the order received." 1:52 debbie: and i thought no! that can't be right! (butt to 2:03) and i kept yelling, "please help me! please answer! please help me!" but she would stay on hold as steve's life slipped away. 2:20 debbie: so i went and i got my cell phone. 9-1-1 recording: "you have reached 9-1-1 emergency." she also tried from her husband's cell with the same result. 2:37 debbie: so i went next door. her next door neighbor called. 9-1-1 recording: "you have reached 9-1-1 emergency. and also got the recording... 9-1-1 recording: "your call will be answered in the order received." while one neighbor performed cpr, another stayed on the phone...

hang up." ... and finally... "911 emergency, do you need police, fire or medical?" 3:02 neighbor: we need medical right now! he's on the floor, he's unresponsive and has no heart rate! operator: ok. neighbor: we're performing cpr! we need somebody right now! three and a half minutes to answer the call. the national standard is ten seconds or less. 7:22 darcy: you don't know what would've happened had that call been answered right away? debbie: right. darcy: had they been here five minutes earlier? debbie: maybe he would still be here... i don't know. i wish he was. 5:19 darcy: it's gonna be a big on out. how does anybody reconcile that? michael barnbeck: at the end of the day, we all have to be honest. our agency has to be honest. we went through this major shift with the 911 system. we've been doing our best to provide that safety so this question will never come up again in the future with any other citizens. radio systems director michael barnbeck says metro switched to a new 9- 1-1 system a week before debbie and her

he admits they weren't fully up to speed. 3:47 darcy: here's a woman who lost her husband. she's in the process of watching him die and she gets a recording when she calls the three numbers that should be, or could be life-saving. micheal barnbeck: there is nothing that i can say to make her or anybody in the community feel any better about the situation. contact 13 learned it took 10 minutes from the time debbie made her first call, to when help was dispatched. around that time, there were 62 calls holding on 9-1-1, with just six people answering the phone. director barnbeck says the numbers tell the story. they simply didn't have enough staff. 8:45 darcy: should people expect to continue to get a recording when they call 9-1- 1? michael: yes. and that is an industry standard throughout the united states. even so, barnbeck says they've made changes to handle calls more efficiently.

more staff. 10:23 debbie: all i want to do this for is so that it never happens again. to any person. ever. but contact 13 learned... larry: i'm on hold! it did. darcy tag: as you just saw, contact 13 discovered more people who say help for them was on hold as well. it's something the 9-1-1 bureau calls unacceptable. what you need to know when you need 911--tomorrow on action news at 6. darcy spears, channel 13 action news. on our website... at k-t-n- v dot com....you can see a full timeline of what happened with debbie and her neighbors calls... one of them was on hold... for nearly -6- minutes. coming up on 13 action news live at 6:30 fresh off last night's republican presidential debate, florida senator marco rubio is picking up a key endorsement. coming up, we'll tell you who's backing him ahead of the nevada caucus.

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were out trying to sway voters good evening... and thanks for joining us. i'm yasmeen hassan. for some of the republicans that means cashing in on last night's debate - or making up lost ground. abc's marci gonzalez is in manchester with the latest. natsot - "i enjoyed your debate last night." a tamer tone today on the trail - natsot - man - "we drove a hundred miles down to have ith you today." trump - "wow!" following a fiery night on the gop debate stage? natsot - trump "let me talk?be quiet. (boos)" front-runner donald trump moving up even more in the polls today- and standing by - some of his most controversial stances on "this week" -- (this week) sot - waterboarding. // stephanopoulos: do we win by being more like them? trump: yes. i'm sorry. you have to do it that way. another headline-making moment of the debate? sot - sen. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate "and let's dispel

fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. //let's dispel with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing.// he knows exactly what he's doing." sot - gov. chris christie / (r) presidential candidate "there it is -- the 25 second canned speech." today- some mocking marco rubio him for being redundant- (wright mos) sot - mos woman - "i didn't like that he went back to his 25 second spiel." richard hagan - "it's pushing me toward jeb bush." (this week) sot - sen. marco rubio / (r) presidential candidate "as far as that a second!!" and bernie sanders is getting a lot of buzz today after his appearance on saturday night live. (snl) natsot - larry david - "sounds like socialism to me." sanders - "democratic socialism!" back campaigning in new hampshire today- natsot - "hillary! hillary!" while hillary clinton visits flint, michigan - discussing the water crisis there. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate "what happened in flint is immoral." marci gonzalez oncam close: not much movement in the polls on the democrats side?sanders is still leading clinton by double digits..with just two days before the primary. mg, abc news, manchester, nh.

michigan is becoming a big campaign issue. so, democratic presidential hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sanders are going to debate next month in flint. they have both addressed the issue on the campaign trial. sanders has called for michigan governor rick synder to resign. clinton has argued the crisis was ignored -- in part -- because the city is poor and its residents are largely african-american. and florida senator marco rubio is picking up a key endorsement here in nevada. the las vegas review-journal is endorsing him for the states republican caucus. that takes place february 23. the review-journal says they chose to back rubio because he is concerned about key nevada issues, including federal land use policies and immigration. a live look outside right now across the valley. it has felt almost like spring here this weekend. but will those temperatures stick around. let's check in with 13 action

and weather first to find out. karla. high pressure dominates and will continue to control the forecast. we've already broken into the 70s this afternoon and high temps are expected to continue in the low 70s through at least next weekend. expect breezy winds through tomorrow night here in the valley with gusts peaking to about 25 mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the colorado river valley and lake mead through monday night. gusts could peak to 40 mph in these areas. sunny to mainly sunny skies are expected each day through next weekend as well. growing outrage tonight after north korea claims it successfully launched a satellite into orbit. right now - many think it is a cover launched a satellite into orbit. right now - many think it is a cover for a long-range missile test.

launch just last month north korea claimed to have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. the reaction from the u-s, japan and south korea has been swift and unanimous. all three are strongly condemning the move. samantha power u.s. ambassador to the u.n. "we will be looking to all council members to unite around a swift and aggressive response to the dprk's repeated violations that constitute this very direct threat to global peace and security." china says it regrets that north korea went ahead with the launch and is urging "all sides to exercise calm." russia and the u-k have also condemned the launch. the u-s, japan and south korea have called for an emergency u-n security council meeting. right now, the rescue and recovery efforts continue in taiwan after friday's powerful earthquake. crews are working around the clock to help people that are still trapped in the debris. meanwhile.

rise. 35 people have died so far, and more than 100 are still unaccounted for. the 6-point-4 magnitude earthquake caused several high-rise buildings to fall, injuring nearly 500 people. new information tonight in the investigation into last week's explosion... ...onboard a somali jetliner. somali intelligence officials are now sharing closed-circuit video.. it shows two airport workers, who they say, were involved in the blast. this video shows two airport workers handling what looks like a laptop computer. moments later, one of them gives the laptop to someone who boarded the somali jetliner. investigators say the laptop was rigged to explode mid-flight. the plane had to make an emergency landing when it lost pressure from that explosion. spanish police have arrested seven people suspected of sending guns and bomb-making materials disguised as humanitarian aid to terrorists in syria and iraq.

the cell was in constant contact with an isis member, who asked him to recruit women to travel to syria to marry isis fighters. since the beginning of 2015, 83 people have been arrested in spain for suspected links to terrorist organizations. tonight, the hunt is on for the two young women in this surveillance video . police say they have scammed people in at least three retirement homes around houston. the video shows the two women talking their way into this apartment at the hallmark retirement community. minutes later they come out of the apartment, with a $250 dollar check, and a victory dance. rachel stevens executive director, the hallmark they're very smooth.//said they were the granddaughter of one of my other residents, so she let them in. the retirement home says the women claimed to be from a nearby high school, collecting money for a band trip. so far.. the pair has stolen hundreds of dollars from seniors. now for a look at who's hiring

a career fair will be held on wednesday february 10th at the suncoast hotel and casino from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. a variety of full and part-time jobs will be available. organizers say you should bring plenty of resumes and dress your best. nevada is offering more than half-a- million dollars in grants to prepare workers for high-paying science and technology jobs. the college of southern nevada will get about 150-thousand dollars to create a new associates degree in cyber-security. western nevada college is getting 142-thousand dollars to update its welding programs. nevada state college will also receive about 55-thousand dollars to teach students techniques for farming in the desert. some important lane closures to tell you about before your morning commute tomorrow. the airport connector project will reduce the number of travel lanes on the 215 between sunset road and warm springs for the next 15 months.

to be finished in the fall of 2017 if you're rooting for the under dog today...maybe you should also get an under dog of your own. for valentine's day, the animal foundation is slashing its prices! todays the last day! adoption fees for pit bulls and chihuahuas 6 months and older are waived. and - now through the 15th, adoption fees for all dogs and cats six months and older are only 14 dollars. the deal applies to rabbits too! coming up in tonight's financial focus, mortgage rates continue to fall. and, how would you like to eat a pizza topped with real gold? we'll tell you what you need to do to eat like royalty. 25.12 lyndsay (crying): i should be able to live in my house. we should be able to start a family and... i can't do that here.> a local couple living through a nightmare, after heavy rain floods their home. now they are demanding the city to step up. we are looking into the

straight week. freddie mac says the average rate on a 30 year fixed rate mortgage dropped to 3.72 percent. that is the lowest rate in nearly a year. rates have continued to fall despite the federal reserve's decision to raise short term rates. the traditional gift for the 50-th is gold...and pizza hut is going all out for the super bowl's milestone anniversary. 50 random customers who order the stuffed garlic knots pizza today will get this: a pie topped with real gold! the special-edition pizza has nearly 100 dollars worth of edible, 24- karat gold. it comes in a specially-designed golden box, along with a 100 dollar pizza hut gold card. that's tonight's financial focus. let's go to 13 action news

we've already broken into the 70s this afternoon and high temps are expected to continue in the low 70s through at least next weekend. expect breezy winds through here in the lley with gusts peaabout 25 mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the colorado river valley and lake mead through monday night. gusts could peak to 40 mph in these areas. sunny to mainly sunny skies are expected each day through next

north las vegas police officers are working a fatal crash right

involving a juvenile. the accident happened near east lake mead and pecos. investigators are on scene and not much else is known at this time. we will bring you updates as soon we learn more. a real life money pit. the american dream.... becomes a nightmare for a local couple... with a giant hole in the middle of their bedroom!!! and.....that's not all. tonight...they are telling contact 13 something needs to be done now. < lyndsay (crying): we need help, but we don't know what to do. this pit actually used to be lyndsay klein's master bedroom. lyndsay: our mattress was in here. my king sized mattress... we had a nice shower there. walk- in closet. she and her husband aaron, bought their home last summer. the 3 bedroom house on 15th street, near east bridger, appeared to be in good shape.

in, heavy rain flooded their guest room. lyndsay: all the stuff we had in that room was pretty much destroyed. but the worst was still to come. check this out. in october, lyndsay shot this home video. lyndsay (home video): tremendous amount of water. here's my house. and that's exactly where the water ended up. these pictures show the kitchen and bedrooms, all under water. once the rooms were cleared out, aaron started removing the carpet. but when he reached the subfloor, they discovered how much worse it really was. lyndsay (crying): what do you do with this? the rain had collected inside this crater. it looks like the master bedroom was a late add-on to the house, because a concrete slab was never put down. and that eventually allowed the water to come up through the floor. lyndsay (crying): we can't live here until it's fixed. and we can't fix it until the drainage is fixed. the city hasn't fixed the

so lyndsay reached out to contact 13. it turns out flooding has been a problem for years. action news captured these images of lyndsay's house after a 2011 storm. we turned to the city, to find out what's being done. councilman bob coffin: we did our flood repair improvements in the 80s and 90s. now it appears to be coming back. councilman bob coffin says flooding is a major issue again on several different city blocks. that's why he has a team researching options for new flood control measures. councilman bob coffin: i'm looking at the maps right now to see what else we can do. we may be able to spend some money on this. coffin's staff plans to canvass all homeowners hit hardest by rain runoff. while it's good news, it's a little late for lyndsay and aaron. lyndsay (crying): i should be able to live in my house. we should be able to start a family and... i can't do that here.> unfortunately... lyndsay and aaron's home

any of this damage. and they never had any flood insurance.... because they don't live.... in a flood zone. so... they have created a "go fund me account" to try and raise money for repairs. we have more information on this story at our website: k-t-n-v dot com. here's a look at what's coming up tonight in primetime on 13 action news. at 7 -- 2 hours of america's funniest home videos at 9 -- beyond the tank at 10 -- shark tank at 11 -- action news a family is outraged tonight over the way their son was treated by his school principal. he was later informed that the principal thought boys shouldn't be dressed like girls the full story - after the break, what was supposed to be a fun

but fun for one teenager. apparently the principal thought the costume was inappropriate.. .....and the student had to take it off. no script available 13 action news meteorologist

high pressure dominates and will continue to control the forecast. we've already broken into the

temps are expected to continue valley with gusts peaking to about 25 mph. a wind advisory is in effect for the colorado river valley sunny to mainly sunny skies are we'll be back for action news