disturbance out of the pacific northwess will drop south and head east. clouds build through wednesday along with a steady increase in valley. between a trace and 2 inches. our main concern will be the valley and even stronger towards the colorado river valley and high elevations. by friday into the weekend, winds calm, sunny skies return suffering from stab wounds-- after an early morning fight at a valley apartment complex. action news reporter marissa kynaston spoke with police earlier this morning about what happened. police say those two men got into a fight around 5:30-- both of them were stabbed-- but i talked with a witness who says-- this may have all been over a woman. he says just before police arrived-- he was woken up-- screaming.

make sure she was ok-- but thats when he saw a man running after her-- yelling at her. he says he saw a knife-- and described what it was like to hear that woman run for her life. it was a scream of fear, it wasn't a regular scream, i was like something is going on, like she's fighting of she's trying to defend herself, it was that type of scream police have not yet confirmed that a woman was involved in this mornings stabbing-- and they havent yet said the relationship between the two men who are injured. live near lake mead and simmons-- mk-- 13an. back to you. right now... metro is looking for a murderer after a man is found dead in his car. investigators believe the gunman came up to the victim in his car near lake mead and rancho, opened fire numberous times... and then took off. no motive yet...police are just starting their invesigation. several people being questioned about a violent overnight

people partying at a house near sahara and tenaya, when a 19-year-old was robbed.by several other men at gunpoint. police say he has some cuts and bruises--nothing serious. but the robbers did get away with his belongings. people-- an action news update from overnight... two people arrested, because police believe they may have been trying to break into someone's home. metro says around midnight someone called 9-1-1 saying they saw two people they didn't recognize in someone's backyard near durango and elkhorn. once officers got to the scene the suspects took off. metro set up a perimeter, and searched the whole neighborhood for them. they did manage to track them down, and both people taken into custody. and just hours before that... a car crashes right through a behind. a viewer who drove by says they saw a man getting arrested. we're still working to confirm that with metro. passengers trying to get from london to new york are getting ready for another day of travel

flight to turn around. the virgin airlines flight reported a medical issue with one of the pilots after a laser incident. they apologized for the inconvenience, and offered travelers overnight accommodations. it's caucus week in the silver state and the democratic candidates are going full speed ahead. bernie sanders got a rock-star reception at a bonanza high school rally yesterday. 041306 "bernie sanders is like luther vandross. he sings from his soul." when it got down to the issues, the crowd cheered sanders on ideas like raising the minimum wage. 045843 bernie sanders "when mom is out working and dad is out working and the kids are out working, wages in america are too damn low." sanders is carrying alot of momentum right now, following a close battle with clinton in iowa and a victory in new hampshire. he's hoping for the same type of showing in this saturday's caucus. meanwhile, hillary clinton had a busy sunday... both she and sanders were at the victory baptist church and spoke to the congregation. the former first lady also met with supporters at lee's

and valley view. later in the day, she talked with dreamer families about pushing for immigration reform. she capped the night with an event at the mountain shadow's community center in sun city summerlin, where she took some shots at her republican rivals. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) "i've listened to the republican debates. i have to tell you, i often don't recognize, i don't recognize the country that they nevada today.. she cancelled events in florida, so she could stay here another day. this afternoon she'll be in reno. and today... we are watching jeb bush on the campaign trail. his brother, former president george w. bush will be appearing with him at events for the very first time. jeb is holding a rally in south carolina later today. his elder brother is expected to speak. jeb believes his brother could could help save his struggling

still ahead on action news at midday... a fire breaks out in your house... what should you do? a valley man tried to put his own fire but this is actually steam forming in boston... we'll show you what some other parts of the country are facing as we bask in beautiful weather! flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person.

to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie sanders

decided to take matters into his own hands. the fire broke out around 9 last night near charleston and nellis. brent mcfarlane telling 13 action news a pot on the stove caught fire. he couldn't find a fire extinguisher, so he ran outside and grabbed the hose. brent mcfarlane "i just kept spraying it and it wouldn't go out butted to i was afraid that if the house caught on fire....cause these are fire crews were able to keep

the kitchen. they commended brent for being so brave, but said he could have passed out from smoke inhalation. they also wanted to remind everyone its never a good idea so spray water on a fire started by oil. in today's contact 13 consumer alert... new information on that emissions cheating scandal volkswagen can't seem to shake. top managers for the german automaker were reportedly warned they could be in trouble over diesel emissions, more than a year before the company admitted to the scandal. published reports say they were told officials were looking into whether the software in their diesel cars were giving false reports. yesterday's snow is making today's commute tough for people in parts of kentucky. according to the national weather service.... louisville saw around two and a half inches of snow sunday. drivers in the area were warned to prepare for slippery roads this morning. there was also a possibility of

flurries and a small amount freezing rain. and take a look at the "sea smoke" forming in boston. it's actually steam, the fog forms when the especially- cold air moves over the relatively- warmer waters. as many as 18 cities across the east expected record-breaking cold temperatures yesterday. new york expected a low temperature of zero degrees -- breaking the record of two degrees set during world war one. .. adlib at desk high pressure and dry air are still the main weather patterns we will be wednesday, mainly sunny skies

temperatures ranging between 74 to 79 degrees! winds will be mild; mainly hovering between 5 and 15 mph out of the north with stronger winds around lake mead, lake lave vegas and the colorado river valley areas. by wednesday night, a new disturbance out of the pacific northwest will drop south and head east. clouds build through wednesday along with a steady increase in wind speeds. by thursday, cloudy skies will be common along with a small chance for showers to the valley. elevations 6500ft and above should see

any accumulation should be between a trace and 2 inches. our main concern will be the winds on thursday. most of wednesday, mainly sunny skies will be common along with high temperatures ranging between 74 to 79 degrees! winds will be mild; mainly hovering between 5 and 15 mph out of the north with stronger winds around lake mead, lake lave vegas and the colorado river valley areas. by wednesday night, a new disturbance out of the pacific northwest will drop south and head east. clouds build through wednesday along with a steady increase in wind speeds. by thursday, cloudy skies will be common along with a small chance for showers to the valley. elevations 6500ft and above should see snow or a rain/ice

between a trace and 2 inches. our main concern will be the winds on thursday. 20-30 mph sustained winds will be common along with gusts between 35 and 45 mph for the valley and even stronger towards the colorado river valley and high elevations. by friday into the weekend, winds calm, sunny skies return and high temperatures hover in the lower 70s. the university of california hopes to work with others to

the university of california hopes to work with others to build a seismic network through cell phones! the app is called- "my shake" the app uses sensors inside the phone to map earthquakes occurring near you. it runs "silently" in the background on your phone. the ultimate goal is to build a worldwide seismic network and use the data to reduce the effects of earthquakes. smartphones have many uses these days and it's changing the way we live---including how people find friends. a study of 200 college students found that 73-percent of them ranked tinder as their favorite dating app. tinder says half of the its users are college age. but the students confessed they are not using the app to date. 58 percent say they have never even gone on a date using the popular app. instead, they use it to find friends.

hawaii is now issuing a warning about the zika virus. find out what its governor is saying. plus... new research could mean good news for premature babies! we'll explain after the break. in today's health report... the latest on the zika virus...

flores: i was raised by my father. my mother left my family when i was 9 years old. things really went from bad to worse for me. this isn't just about numbers, this is about real lives. this is a system that isn't working for the everyday person. it's one of the reasons why i decided to endorse bernie sanders. nevadans are looking for people who are willing to think big, to be bold, and to fight for everyday people. and that's exactly what bernie sanders is doing. sanders: i'm bernie sanders

now... hawaii! governor david ige signed an emergency proclamation concerning the zika virus, dengue fever, and

his office called the move a "preventative measure" in a news release. the proclamation will free up much-needed state funds for personnel and resources. but officials don't want tourists or residents to be alarmed. good news for preemies... a new study finds that two blood-building drugs may give tiny preemies a lasting long-term edge, boosting brain development and i-q by age 4. researchers and other experts say the first-of-its-kind study was small, involving 53 children, but the implications are big. it was big news over the weekend.... the passing of supreme court justice anthony scalia... his body has just been returned to virginia... but now.... a lot of questions swirl about who will take his place.. espciallly in this heated politicial environment. the latest on this developing story when we come back. you're watching channel 13 action news, where you ask, and

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a hearse carrying the justice departed a funeral home for el paso international airport sunday--where it was put on a private plane. the 79-year-old justice died in his sleep while on a hunting trip at a texas resort. a government source said scalia went to bed friday night and was found unresponsive saturday morning.... he was 79 years old. now the battle is on as to who should replace him c-n-n's andrew spencer reports. in the wake of supreme court justice antonin scalia's sudden death over the weekend -- the top ranking democrat on the senate judiciary committee blasted any notion of delaying a vote on the next nominee until after the presidential election. it would be a sheer dereliction of duty for the senate not to have a hearing, not to have a vote. republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell wants a nomination to be put on hold -- saying quote "the american people should have a voice in the selection." at the heart of the dispute - some republicans claim there's an informal history of not voting on judicial nominees in the months

here's republican white house hopeful marco rubio: the next president should be have a chance to fill that void, not someone whose never going to answer to the electorate again. but for senator leahy and other democrats -- the g-o-p is confusing the facts. reminding them that ronald reagan's nominee, justice anthony kennedy -was confirmed by the senate in february 1988. president obama is doing the same thing that president reagan did at the end of his term scalia's vacancy will be felt as the supreme court justices are expected to take on several hot button issues...including the contraceptive mandate, abortion, and obama's actions on immigration. i'm andrew spencer reporting. with our weather being so great... it's hard to forget that a big part of the country is suffering! we'll show you how your friend and loved ones are enjoying this long holiday weekened... when we come back. plus- almost everyone knows what snapchat is... but could it be responsible for

story's comin up. have you downloaded the new channel 13 action news app yet? it's simple to use and features live streaming, and radar. get the all new action news app free in the app store and in google play. 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.

america's heroes have a message. if you've fought... you know picking a commander in chief is no small thing. you're looking for smarts... and guts. we looked at each candidate... we studied their record... we know... looked them over... we checked them out... and we chose one. there's only one. jeb bush. he's got a plan. he'll keep us safe. he's a president - a commander in chief. jeb bush. best prepared to be commander in chief. right to rise usa

jodi arias is back in the news today.. find out what she's done now. but first... a fierce winter continues for our friends and loved ones in the east- see what they're up against! hello. i'm todd quinones. and i'm dayna roselli. welcome to the second half of 13 actions news at midday. now to that the record-breaking cold -- and a dramatic rescue in new hampshire -- dozens of people in danger -- when their ski resort tram was trapped fifty feet above ground. abc's gio benitez is in new hampshire with the latest "there was // screaming." horror and harrowing rescues in new hampshire. "there was an 8 month old baby." 48 people trapped in sub - zero temperatures -

ground --terrified. "it swung hard and it swung back // we knew there was a problem." for nearly 3 hours skiers and sight see-ers left dangling in the air -two trams breaking down - rescuers able to get people to rappel down cables to safety. "so i just kind of looked down and watched everyone helping me get down." overnight - snow falling in chicago after a weekend of blinding blizzard conditions white out and white knuckle driving across the midwest. nats: roads littered with wreckage. nats: in indianapolis ---- multiple pileups leaving at least 10 injured. this morning- in pennsylvania; i-78 is back open after this massive pileup saturday; killing 3 and sending dozens to the hospital. nats: in philadelphia 150 firefighters battling this fire - water meant to put out flames leaving this car completed covered in ice. wicked cold temperatures breaking a nearly sixty year record in boston - nine degrees below zero-- but feeling more like negative 36. the frigid freezing - a valentine's day tradition

times square despite the lowest temperature in 53 years. ad lib toss greg high pressure and dry air are still the main weather patterns we will be dealing with through today, tuesday and most of wednesday, mainly sunny skies will be common along with high temperatures ranging between 74 to 79 degrees! winds will be mild; mainly hovering between 5 and 15 mph out of the north with stronger winds around lake mead, lake lave vegas and the colorado river valley areas. by wednesday night, a new disturbance out of the pacific northwest will drop south and head east. clouds build through wednesday along with a steady increase in

by thursday, cloudy skies will be common along with a small chance for showers to the valley. elevations 6500ft and above should see snow or a rain/ice mix. any accumulation should be between a trace and 2 inches. our main concern will be the winds on thursday. 20-30 mph sustained winds will be common along with gusts between 35 and 45 mph for the valley and even stronger towards the colorado river valley and high elevations. by friday into the weekend, snapchat is one of the most popular social media apps... but could it also be to blame for a deadly crash

police in philadelphia say the car was speeding before it slammed into a tractor trailer filled with toxic chemicals, bursting into flames. the family of one of the victims says she was using a special filter on snapchat which records people's speed. they believe it encourages people to drive too fast. sot jimmy abgarian, victim's uncle i'm not blaming snapchat, but hope someone gets something from this and puts it down while they are in the car (butted with) sot ethe hill, victim's mother "if that happened, it helped to kill my daughter," that was the mother of one of the victims-- a spokesperson for snapchat says they "take distracted driving seriously, including a "do not snap and drive" warning message when this geofilter is first accessed."

in your head as you hear this. tens of thousands of sharks have been spotted a stone's throw away from the florida coast. see all those gray specs down below? those are sharks off our coast. the professor is still trying to figure out why the sharks are attracted to that particular area. police are investigating who planted an explosive device near the airport in albuquerque, new mexico. investigators say the device was attached to an avis budget rental car. a mechanic saw it when he put the vehicle on a lift. a police bomb squad later disabled the device. officials are tracking down the person who rented the car. the search continues this midday for a man in connection with a fatal shooting. the shooting happened friday night around 11:45 on cindysue street near lake mead boulevard. police responded to a report of shots fired and found somebody dead inside a vehicle. the victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds. he was identified as 21-year-old leon max velasquez of north las vegas.

inside the vehicle with the victim before firing the shots. metro also needs your help tracking down another murder suspect named "fuyan liao." he may be driving a white 20- 09 infiniti s-u-v with a nevada license plate 712 a-t-z. they believe he fatally shot 40 year old zhihao li on february 4th near buffalo and twain. if you have any information about either of those murders, please call police or crime stoppers. the search for survivors in the deadly taiwan earthquake has been called off. this comes more than a week after the quake. 116 people were killed the five- point- nine earthquake. 289 people were rescued, many of whom are still in the hospital. most of the deaths and injuries came from the collapse of a high rise tower. the former north las vegas teacher, accused of kissing two students, is expected in court this week. william crawford is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow

crawford is accused of kissing two 12-year-old girls in 2012 at "sommerset academy." the students contend crawford never touched them inappropriately, but, they say he often brought students into a closet and "tickled" them as punishment for misbehaving. jodi arias will not be seeing any visitors for the next six months. the arizona department of corrections says arias has temporarily lost her visitation privileges. the 35-year-old is serving a life sentence for murdering her boyfriend. according to officials-- arias called a correctional officer a vulgar insult... after she was denied a haircut. arias will have to demonstrate at least 180 days of good behavior in order to see visitors again. still ahead on action news at midday... good news for two top dogs at the north las vegas police department. plus... a teen buys flowers for all the girls at his high school... did it start a cat fight? or a kind gesture?

two of their k-9 officers are getting brand new bulletproof vests. the department submitted pictures of the dogs, bobby and boris into a contest, but the donors decided they couldn't pick just one. so they're giving kevlar vests to all the dogs entered! those vests cost 25-hundred dollars each. meanwhile, metro's police dog nicky, who was stabbed during a 12 hour standoff on friday... is now recovering at home. metro says they released the dog on the suspect, after he stopped responding to swat negotiators. we're told the dog was stabbed in the head with a machete. nicky was rushed to an animal hospital for surgery. metro thanked the community for

on the road to recovery. high pressure and dry air are still the main weather patterns we will be dealing with through today, tuesday and most of wednesday, mainly sunny skies will be common along with high temperatures ranging between 74 to 79 degrees! winds will be mild; mainly hovering between 5 and 15 mph out of the north with stronger winds around lake mead, lake lave vegas and the colorado river valley areas.

disturbance out of the pacific northwest will drop south and head east. clouds build through wednesday along with a steady increase in wind speeds. by thursday, cloudy skies will be common along with a small chance for showers to the valley. elevations 6500ft and above should see snow or a rain/ice mix. any accumulation should be between

our main concern will be the winds on thursday. 20-30 mph sustained winds will be common along with gusts between 35 and 45 mph for the valley and even stronger towards the colorado river valley and high elevations. by friday into the weekend, winds calm, sunny skies return and high temperatures hover

the weather is going to be perfect today, plus it's a holiday! so, why not head to red rock canyon? admission is free today in honor president's day. red rock is great spot for the whole family. there are hiking and biking trails for all ages and great views from almost anywhere. on a very different

his new album release over the weekend. then took it back... and added a bombshell. the rapper says he's 53 million dollars in personal debt! it's not clear whether this is all serious... twitterverse is very skeptical. the album, 'the life of pablo,' is only available on tidal, a streaming service. sunday, west tweeted he is delaying the release and pleaded with fans to subscribe if they want to hear it. now let's take a look at today's top stories now trending... and we have a valentine theme going on check out these valentine's day babies! newborns at pennsylvania's washington hospital were decked out in red hats and tucked in envelopes created just for them. volunteers from the american heart association knit the hats for all babies born in february--at participating

((hayden godfrey/bought flowers for classmates) i want to make as many people happy as possible)) or about eight hundred girls in northern utah... this valentine's day is one they probably won't soon forget. and it's all thanks to a very generous a classmate. senior hayden godfrey spent about 500 dollars to make sure that every girl in his utah school received a flower for valentine's day. a big congratulations to everyone who tied the knot this weekend! the county tweeted out this picture yesterday... of the one thousandth marriage license issued over the weekend. valentine's day is usually the busiest time of the year at the marriage license bureau. for more stories trending right now... go to ktnv.com. and we want to hear your thoughts. just sound off on any trending news by joining us on twitter. today, and many have the day off of work, presidents day has turned into a big holidayretailers. we're talking sales. big sales. and since we're always tryng to

with goodwill joins us now... 1) first, goodwill here locally s in a major growth mode opening quite a few new stores. how does that impact the community and goodwill's mission? 2) what's going on today for president's day. why is this a big holiday for shopping at goodwill? 3) show us some of the examples of things you brought and prices 4) how late are stores open today

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two people are in the hospital suffering from stab wounds-- after an early morning fight at an apartment complex on simmons near lake mead. it all started with a fight. it's caucus week in nevada- our chance to play a part in picking america's presidential candidates. the democrats in particular are giving the silver state a lot of attention! while we bask in spring like temperatures... the east coast is still dealing with mother nature's version of winter. people there are getting hit with snow, freezing temperatures --- more of what they've already experienced. and a little laser causes an international flight to change course. passengers trying to get from

ready for another day of travel--- a laser forced their flight to turn around. the virgin airlines flight reported a medical issue with one of the pilots after a laser incident. now to those history-making sports illustrated covers -- reflecting a big cultural shift in how we define beauty. this year's swimsuit issue is breaking stereotypes -- and featuring plus sized model ashley graham on its cover. abc's rebecca jarvis has the details. nats nick cannon tnt - we can now reveal the sports illustrated swimsuit 2016 cover for the first time ever...there are not one...not two...but three cover models! ronda rousey tnt - (overcome with emotion) i didn't even know why i was up here, i thought i was in the wrong spot ashley graham tnt - i'm shaking! that's right-- sports illustrated revealing ufc fighter ronda rousey, plus size model ashley graham, and model hailey clauson as their newest front page stars saturday night on tnt as part of their swimsuit "2016 revealed" tv special. in a letter from assitant

on si.com, she writes "what defines beauty today? the truth is, times have changed and one size does not fit all. our position on beauty is well known-healthy, curvy, vivacious and bold. it's not a size. the three cover models...demonstrate that." this isn't the first time sports illustrated has made waves...african american model tyra banks breaking barriers--gracing sports illustrated's covers in 1996 and 1997 ... the cover stars taking to instagram to share the news-- ronda rousey writing "such an honor to share the cover...celebrating women of all body types..." and ashley graham -- making history as the first size 16 model to be featured-- writing "truly speechless!!! this cover is for every woman who felt like she wasn't beautiful enough because of her size. you can do and achieve anything you put your mind to.... #beautybeyondsize" hailey clauson from tnt - three different types of women

there, we're rocking it! for good morning america, rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york here's a look at what we're working on for action news live at 3... we all remember that controversy over the 20-14 little league championship! our mountain ridge boys are the champs, after their rival was found to be cheating! now the parents of players on jackie mountain west are fighting back! and another scandal for denver broncos quarterback peyton manning. he's being accused of sexual assault. all the details, plus how he's responding coming up at 3. tonight's primetime lineup begins with the bachelor at 8... followed by castle at ten and action news at 11. high pressure and dry air are still the main weather patterns we will be dealing with through today, tuesday and most of wednesday, mainly sunny

high temperatures ranging between 74 to 79 degrees! winds will be mild; mainly hovering between 5 and 15 mph out of the by wednesday night, a new disturbance out of the pacific northwest will drop south and head east. clouds build through wednesday chance for showers to the valley. elevations 6500ft and above should see snow or a rain/ice winds on thursday. 20-30 mph sustained winds will valley and high elevations. by friday into the weekend, winds calm, sunny skies return and high temperatures hover in the lower 70s. that's it for us here...

there are those who say we cannot defeat a corrupt political system and fix a rigged economy. but i believe we need to lifouvision above the obstacles in place and look to the american horizon. to a nation where every child can not only dream of going to college, but attend one. er where a good job is not a wish, but a reality. where women receive equal pay

an america where after a lifetime of labor, there is time for rest and grandchildren. a nation tt hadefends our people and our vals, but no longer carries so much of that burden alone. i know can cate that america if we listen to ouconscience and our hearts ers.an i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message,

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