an update on a breaking story we've been following all afternoon on the las vegas strip: 3 floors of the luxor hotel had to be evacuated because of a possible hazmat threat. they've given the all-clear tonight.. but not before some anxious moments for dozens of guests. 13-action news investigative reporter stephanie zepelin has been watching this unfold since it started.. and joins us live with the latest. stephanie.

video from inside the luxor shows.... just how strict the hotel has been with guests.... today take a look this video....

you can see the walk way..... where visitors went to enter the front door.... was filled with fire and hazmat crews... and... plenty of security around. once inside the hotel.... more security... hotel officials and even paramedics standing by..... with a gurney. this.... as police determine.... whether or not the area is safe. jesse roybal, lvmpd "the unknown liquid was determined to be non-hazardous and as a result of that the operations of the hotel are returning to normal" metro and fire rescue crews evacuated the area.... around 4-30 pm.... the hotel is now back.... to normal new at 6.. the latest on a dispute between neighbors over security cameras and privacy. it boiled-over at one point when a 40 year old man repeatedly punched this teenager. he claimed the teenager's security cameras were pointed into his home.. which led to a blue tarp going up between the homes. then last week.. one of the neighbors reached out to 13-action news.. wondering if the tarp violated city code. marissa kynaston took that question to code enforcement

more. marissa. according to code enforcement-- the tarp has been approved as a temporary structure-- but it was only allowed to be there ten days. you might remember one neighbor-- sean pierrot-- put up the tarp-- saying his neighbors surveillance cameras were pointing inside his home-- filming his wife and kids. this was just days after pierrot repeatedly punched his neighbor for the same reason. now-- the ten days is just about up-- the tarp will need to be removed tomorrow. code enforcement says theyll be back out to check on it. if its still there-- theyll issue a correction notice. taking a live look... at mc-carran airport.... right now... where a united airlines flight.... headed to houston..

and... make an emergency landing.. when the engine overheated. the plane was able to land safely.... with -1- hundred -62- people.... on board. no word yet.... on what caused the engine problem. a naked teen sends a metro officer.... to the hospital!!! this is viewer video of the incident..... you'll see only.... on 13 action news. take nat img1508 0-2 "stop kicking!" around one a-m... police found a naked kid... jumping on a car. they tried to take him in... but... the suspect kicked an officer in the head so hard... the officer had to go to the hospital. the officer could have a concussion. 2016-02-10 12:53 a.m.-1:23 a.m. 6:08-6:11 he's been tased... attempting to take him into custody now. butt to 6:21-6:25 he's so far still screaming. copy. butt to chantell lovett, witness 16:23:26-16:23:32 "i'm really lost for words, you know. it's really sad more than anything, seeing our youth go through something like that." the suspect also went to the hospital. police think.... something had to be in this guy's system..... to make him act like this. sot 10:45:13 10 ulrike weding neighbor to have this happen here it's kind of scary. it's such a nice neighborhood

business and i really don't understand what happened there. a father and his teenage daughter.. shot inside their home near hualapi and desert inn. tonight.. they're fighting for their lives while police look for suspects. investigators don't believe it was a random act of violence.. but neighbors are still understandably on edge. 13 action news reporter yasmeen hassan was first on the scene.. and has the latest on the investigation. yas the father and daughter who were shot are now in critical condition fighting for their lives at umc and the people responsible were on some sort of mission because this place is not easy to break into. you need a gate code to get in not just by driving but even walking, theres a gate to get in and out of this neighborhood. officers say all of this started right around 4-45 this morning and i heard over the scanners that someone kicked in the door and then started shooting. speaking of that scanner sound, we have some of it for you to listen to. sot scanner traffic: 25:22 "home invasion. the husband was shot,

14-year-old daughter." 3:59 "14 year old female on the upstairs bed. she's breathing." 07:01 "looks like a 12-gauge shotgun laying in the backyard up against the wall." 20:57 "located a 413 shotgun in the backyard. if we can have canine check the backyard of the units to the left of the locations, we may be able to find something because there was quite a bit blood" yas i've been talking to officers all day long and i spoke to one who's been in this area for 16 years and he tells me he's never seen anything like this here before. reporting near hualapi and di yasmeen hassan 13 action news. brand new for you.... at -6-... sketchy activity is raising a lot of concerns... and... it's all caught.... on video! take a look for yourself. the manager of a storage facility says these are some of the people who are breaking rules.. and turning units into homes. let's get right out to 13 action news reporter... michael burton... he spoke with the manager who says... enough is enough. that's right. the manager is going after 23 renters who he says are either

using them to house other eople. he says he started getting suspicious a few weeks ago - and then took a close look at surveillance that validated everything he was feeling. at nearly 1am - a man squeezes his way onto the property through a tear in the fence that surrounds the property. at about 3:15am that same day - a woman does the same. a few days later - surveillance video catches a man leaving the property at nearly 5am in the morning. all of these entrances and exits occur outside of normal business hours - which are 6am to 11pm. this is that fence - that has since been repaired. the storage facility is called "mini storage" - near the corner of swenson and twain. the manager didn't want to be on camera, but he tells us anyone who is on the property for any amount of time after business hours is seen as someone attempting to reside. his internal investigation -

the manager says when he went to authorities - they told him he first had to issue cease and desist letters. so that's what he did. starting today - the manager has issued 7 of those 23 letters. the letter is not an automatic eviction for the people renting the storage units - it's just a first and final warning that can not continue to use it as a residence. reporting live - michael burton - 13 action news. police are releasing new details.... on the arrest of a former north las vegas teacher. according to the report.. william crawford kissed two.... -12- year-old girls..... in -2- thousand -12- ... at "sommerset academy". the act wasn't reported.... until - 2- thousand -14-. the students say... crawford never touched them in- appropriately... but.. they say... he often brought students into a closet and "tickled" them..... as punishment for misbehaving. north las vegas police are asking for your help right now

screen. 50-year-old thomas branklin was last seen monday near m-l-k and carey. his family says he suffers from seizures and needs medication. if you see him, call police. a 13 action news update..... on a murder suspect.... who was mistakenly released.... from a california jail. steven lawrence wright appeared in henderson justice court today.... and waived extradition.... back to los angeles. he had been behind bars.... since -2- thousand -11-..... after a murder out of state. police say... he was released last month...due to a paperwork mistake. he was arrested monday.... in boulder city. up next.. more on our continuing investigation into metro's 911 system failure. now.. 13 action news chief investigator darcy spears has uncovered the likely reason for the meltdown.. and it's almost difficult to believe. coming up... in contact -13- tonight... the i-r-s is hacked! but.... is any if your personal information at risk? the story.. just ahead. and... don't forget... contact 13's call for action is ready to help you....

just contact one of our volunteers... any weekday between -11- am and -1- pm. our hotline number is 702-368- 2255. this massive fire in pine bluff, arkansas is being blamed

they're one of the wall street banks that triggered the financial meltdown -- goldman sachs. just settled with authorities for their part in the crisis that put seven million out of work and millions out of their homes. how does wall street get away with it? millions in campaign contributions and speaking fees. our economy works for wall street because it's rigged by wall street. and that's the problem. as long as washington is bought and paid for, we can't build an economy that works for people.

electric stove. firefighters were on scene for hours before the flames were finally knocked down. the building is a total loss.. but fortunately.. no one was hurt. we now know..... what caused metro's 9-1-1 system to crash.... last week. a system failure..... that left las vegas.... without a lifeline for hours!!! here's chief investigator.... darcy spears with a story..... you're seeing first.... on 13 action news. darcy stand-up: it's almost hard to believe, but it might have been as simple as a cell phone plugged into a computer with a u-s- b cable. whether it was a phone or some other device, that's what metro says caused the crash--exposing a vulnerability they didn't know existed. 3:38 michael barnbeck/9-1-1 radio systems director: at the end of the day, the most important thing is if you call

your call and providing that service to you. that was radio systems director michael barnbeck a few days before metro's 9-1-1 system emergencies--another system failure we exposed at 9-1-1. 1:11 michael: it is not a technology issue. there's no failed technology involved in this. not with the families kept on hold, and not with the crash either. that, metro confirms, was caused by human error, though they don't believe the person knew they were doing anything dangerous. metro confirms someone plugged something in to the 9-1-1 network that caused it to crash. employees and outside vendors, like maintenance and electricians, can access the system through any of about 130 access points. though metro believes whoever caused the crash didn't do it on purpose, they admit it's a tough lesson learned to beef up security and close access points at individual computers

7:34 michael barnbeck: it's just very unfortunate, but we continue to move forward so that we try to ensure that no other citizen has to deal with this. darcy tag: contact 13 learned this type of crash did happen one other time with a 9-1-1 system in san diego. 9-1-1 there is administered by the same vendor as our system. so they could have warned metro in advance about that possibility. in san diego, someone plugged in an external login recorder to capture calls, not knowing that it could cause a crash. that system was not live so there was no community impact. in the studio darcy spears, 13 action news. new developments on an alleged child abuse case involving a former music teacher at hayden elementary school. the parents of two students.. allegedly molested by the teacher.. are suing the district claiming administrators didn't do enough to protect their children. the students.. ages nine and ten.. claim jeremiah mazo would ask them to sit on his lap after class. one girl says mazo told her she

another school if she told anyone. an update now.... to a story we brought you.... as it was breaking!!! police say... they are speaking with the driver of a van..... that may have been involved... in a deadly hit-and- run.... that killed a two-year-old girl.... on "super bowl sunday". it happened.... near lake mead and pecos. police say.... the driver is cooperating with police... but... so far... no arrest has been made. they're still working to confirm.... the white van is the same one.... that hit evelyn green. we're following some big weather developments around the u-s right now. snow.. ice and freezing temperatures are diving as far south as georgia. conditions in pickens county were so bad.. they were forced to close schools again today. the biggest problem involves snow that melted and refroze overnight.. leaving sheets of ice on the roads. a winter weather advisory was in effect for most of the day today.. and wind-chill advisories will be in effect through tomorrow morning. high pressure will continue to dominate the weather over the

generally clear skies for southern nevada and temperatures a solid 10-15 above average. highs for the next several days will be in the 74-75 range with overnight lows around 47. very little change is expected through friday before a very weak low pressure area gains enough energy to gently nudge our high just east. that will pull temperatures down by a few degrees, but we should stay at or above 70 through the weekend just in time for another strong high to replace it from the west. winds will stay increase over sunday into monday as the replacement high builds in.

for the colorado river valley and lake mead. in las vegas initial model forcing shows gusts to 20 or so possible, but not much more than that. winds die down into monday and tuesday as the high settles directly overhead which will allow highs to push back into the mid and upper 70s. (bryan back to desk) time now...

someone hacked into the i-r-s... using stolen social security numbers. it happened last month... according to a wall street journal report. the i-r-s identified..... about -4- hundred and -60- thousand automated attacks... to its computer system. the agency says.... no personal taxpayer information was disclosed... and... those affected... will be notified.... by mail. if you're looking to save money... on a new car... hyundai is the most cost-efficient brand... among -2- thousand -16- vehicles. that's according to a report... from "kelley blue book". acura received the honors... for the lowest projected ownership cost... among luxury brands. kelley blue book looked at factors like... expected fuel cost... finance... and insurance fees... plus... maintenance... and repair costs. drunk driving is a serious concern....

coming up.. more on a new device that could lives. you're 13 action news.. where you ask and we investigate. drunk driving claims

is underway to change that. andy choi breaks down a report... that shows... how one device.... may be a significant life saver. choi "mother's against drunk driving says ignition interlocks like these are saving lives around the country. in the last ten years, madd found these devices have stopped nearly two million attempts by drunk drivers trying to start their cars. [nats of periscope] streaming its findings live through periscope, mothers against drunk driving outlined the data its been collecting since 2006. the report titled "how technology has stopped 1.77 million drunk drivers" laid out the group's case for implementing ignition interlock laws for all drunk driving offenders around the country. with state-by-state breakdowns on how ignition interlocks

madd says interlock laws for every offender will do what license suspension cannot. and that's physically keep a drunk driver's vehicle from going anywhere. choi madd says 25 states still don't have an "all-offender" ignition interlock law, and they're hoping these new numbers help legislators around the country crack down on anyone driving drunk. for the now, i'm andy choi. madd says ignition locks have also stopped drivers with lower levels of alcohol in their shouldn't be able to drive after they've had anything to drink. next on 13 action news.... live at 6:30.. a local repair shop needs your help tonight.... after a key piece of equipment is stolen! why the loss could also mean.... website is getting a lot more attention after an 'indecent incident' on the high roller. and for breaking news and weather updates anytime.. be sure to download the free ktnv mobile app for your smartphone or tablet.

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