>> the victim was visiting from citrus heights, california. three men are behind bars tonight after they held a elderly woman at gun point in her own home. >> i thought it was going to die. i am glad i didn't. reporter: that was the only time this woman cracked a smile during our conversation. what happened to her is no laughing matter. >> they found me and put me down on the floor and held a gun to my head remember three men kicked in her door ran sacking the place. the victim quickly called 911. >> it was petraifying. squad cars and k9 units called up as suspects were leaving the house. they caught the guys less than a block away. metro is waiting to release the men's identity because police saw the men may be connected to

it will take some time to recover from the trauma of this. >> every once in a while the tears still come. reporter: the woman says she's looking at amping up her security, including put in a new door and upgrading her alarm 13 action news. we are following a developing story right now, the british airways passenger jet that caught on fire on the runway at mccarron runway is prepped for service. this was scary. it forced 170 people to use the marines slides to escape the plane. no exact date for when that jet will be back in service. a life look outside and another gorgeous evening across southern, nevada.

the weather center we see breeze and still do. you can see mccarron at 1712 through centennial hills. the winds are dying down. all we will have in place is cooler air for tonight. high pressure will build in strong. for tonight expect cool down, expect some breezes out there. it may feel chillier. you can see through one a.m. away are talking getting to 49 degrees then. we are expecting more of a warmup that could lead us to 80-degree promise land. new at five tonight we are learning more about the man run over by an 18 wheeler outside the hard rock last week. he broke three vertebrae in his neck and had emergency spine

his family says without traveler's insurance it will cost them around dr. 350 to cover his medical expenses and get him back home. they started a gofundme page to cover the costs and they already raised nearly $200,000. if you would like to help out we provided a link on our website: ktnv.com. the republican caucuses are underway across, nevada. >> before that people will have to deal with long lines and waits to cast their support for their chosen candidate. we are bringing you team coverage across our valley. >> we will here from 13 action news reporter stephanie zepelin. first let's go to mahsa saeidi at der rango high school which is quite possibly the busiest location. reporter: this is one of 130 caucus sites throughout the state.

what you are not seeing right now, the line is all the way through the street. we will try to walk you through what's going on right now. a lot of people tell me they are coming here to make their picks before work. they show their i.d. and then head over right here. this is where they go to figure out what precinct they will be at. once they get their precinct number, they pick up a blank battle at -- ballot at the table. they have two choices. they can make their pick and drop it in a ballot box down there and head home or they can choose to take part in the caucus. you can see 30 tables set up here. once everyone from the precincts has arrived, that is when the caucus process will begin. they have two choices. first degree are in a rush they can come here and make their pick and leaver they can

that starts when everyone gets here, which should be around 6:00. this process goes on till 8:30. at 8:30 they will count the paper ballots. it's a public process done in front of everyone. just to show you another look at the lines here, so many people are here in line. there's some confusion. everyone thought they were going to have to stay. this is going to be a four-hour long process and people are confused about how their vote will be counted if they just drop it off in the box and go. we will stay here and continue to talk to people. we have seen a lot of trump supporters. right now i want to take us out to our investigative reporter, stephanie zepelin at a caucus site down there. how's it looking down there? reporter: we are live at arbor view high school. the parking lot is so full we can't even park our truck close

it doesn't matter the line is coming to us. you can see the line already former several dozen long outside. i can tell you there are at least 100 more people in line inside. right now at 5:00 they just started sign-in. all these people have to sign in from fbi to six to participate in the caucus and then after that they will cast... this site has an option that you can cast your vote and leave. otherwise you can stay, caucus, get in your groups and talk about what you think and then vote for your precinct. one of the strange things i noticed here a ballot still has several candidates who suspended their campaigns, chris cristty karla cristty -- carly fiorina. if either one of them would get

to the republican national convention. technically they can still mistake through nevada, though we know the final five are the ones most of the people are showing up to vote for. a lot of first time caucus participants. this is a first-time experience for as well as a lot of volunteers working at this caucus. another thing to keep in mind there won't be any results given out from this location tonight. the people working this caucus say they submit their results to the state and take pictures of the sheets that have tallies on them and send them to the state and then the state will compile the results and release them. we won't know who wins the precincts tonight. we will wrap it up and get inside and talk to more voters tonight. i will sign off right here, but

caulks to let you know how things are panning out. 13 action news. >> it looks like a lot of enthusiasm for both caulks the democratic and now the republican. another chapter in the suspects police say attacked a pregnant woman and cut her fetus out of her womb. she was in court today and a step closer to learning her face. a search is on for a suspect

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tricia: we have breaking news on the search for a killer. we just got these fauxes from metro. police say say 21-year-old colton is a spec in a shooting that left a man dead near the air force base. he was seen driving a black 1990s model volkswagen jetta. if you know where these three are are, contact metro immediately. you may remember that disturbing story out of colorado, a pregnant would is attacked and had her fetus cut out of her. today a colorado injury found the attacker guilty on all accounts. she responded to a craigslist ad

she had been faking a baby for several months and trying to steal the baby to continue with the lie. the baby died in the attack. a pilot is thankful to be alive tonight after surveillance cameras caught him making a crash landing in the middle of a busy street. why investigators are saying the pilot picked the perfect place. >> lighting fireworks outside. steve: police are looking for a gunman in a deadly shooting. find out why it may have started as a hostage situation. tricia: drones are becoming more and more common, but they are

steve: check this out, a plane crash landing on a road in southern california taking out five cars in the process. police say the pilot was alone in the four-seat plane when the engine began sputters. thanks to his calm, quick thinking police say he was able to avoid nearby homes and train tracks and picked what turned out to be the best possible spot to land. nobody was hur. tricia: the search is out for a gunman who opened fire on a man this morning. 13 action news reporter parker collins has new pictures of what police found at the crime scene. reporter: shell casings litter the parking lot minutes after shots woke up almost the whole building. >> it looks like we have six shell casings in the parking lot. reporter: on the a few were brave enough to peep outside and see what had happened.

reporter: one guy caught these pictures. >> five shots woke me up out of my sleep. i scene preschool rushing in. reporter: the victim was shot several times at close range. police think this was about drugs. just hearing about it over the police scanner, you can tell it was a horrifying scene. >> the victim still has a pulse. reporter: police say a group of of people got into it, even bashing some cars, ultimately taking a man's life to make their point. >> it sounded like firecrackers. reporter: police say they have a good idea of who the shooter is. 13 action news. steve: right now at least one person is dead after a series of tornadoes ripped through central and southern, louisiana today. take a look at the some of the damage, several people across the state were reportedly injured, more than 13,000 home

tonight. tricia: i know you certainly felt the wind. look how much it blew my hair. steve: it looks lovely. tricia: i just sprayed it after coming out of the wind. steve: not as bad today. bryan: no, this morning we had stronger gusts, but we didn't have advisories across the valley. they were south of the valley. let me show you temperatures now, winds won't be an issue over the next 24, temperatures won't be an issue. we will see them come well above our average. today we are below average ending off the day in the lower 60s. we get up 10 degrees above our seasonal averages. 61 degrees, still a bit of a breeze out there. the winds are not over, but the caution criteria that you need we are not seeing that. north-northeasterly flow, mccarron 17, 61 degrees.

63 to end off the day, normal is 65. it's been weeks sunset we have been really even normal or below, so haven't seen much of that in quite a while. so either way we have a big storm really rolling through. every time we see a storm come by our neck of the woods, the jetstream steers it over our way and into the southeast. for us we look really good. high pressure continues to build in and that will make a big difference in our temperatures over the next few days. plan on things being quite a bit ritual -- richer the next few days. tomorrow in the 60s, middle 70s for thursday, upper 70s friday and saturday, getting closer to 80 degrees. it won't last long and then we will start to see the

middle 70s and lower 70s after. we should take one last look at least of the wind out there. you have been out in henderson and keeping an eye out to see if winds pick back up again. reporter: it won't be a lot of wind. there's a little bit wind out here, but it not too crazy. this is what we are expecting overnight, wind gusts 3 to 5 miles-per-hour from 10:00 p.m. onwards, maybe a couple gusts before then, but really the latest we are expecting some of the stronger gusts will be about 8:00. out here in sunset park in henderson, you can see the winds very well started to die down. ase pleasant night, the down side with tiny bit of wind and below average temperatures, it's a bit chilly out here.

place on that kid's head. it may be different. just remember temperatures staying on the warm side. we won't see a cool down till the middle of next week. tricia: time now for latest consumer news from contact 13. if you like online shopping and selfies, you will like this story. master card is turning to all new security. the master carbohydrate identity check app uses selfies to a prove purchases or fingerprint to prove it's you. you can't use the same picture every time. amazon just raised the minimum amount you have to spend for free shipping. now, you have to shell out $49 before the order arrives free. don't forget if you have been ripped off or scammed, we

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sex who accused what the steve: take another look at the next few days. tomorrow will be a great day, not talking too much in the way of wind, get close to 70. if we hit 202070 days we will have a new record. tricia: before we go at eight it's fresh off the boat followed by the muppets at nine it's a special caucus edition of 13 action news followed by marvel's

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breaking news as we come on the air tonight. the state of emergency at this hour.

already. the devastating damage. we're on the scene. about to power right up the east coast. 45 million in the path. also breaking, the new surveillance images of the alleged uber gunman. where he was in the hours before the rampage. the race for the white house, and tonight, the showdown in nevada. donald trump lashing out at ted cruz. and what trump said when asked why he's not taking on marco rubio. breaking news on the zika outbreak, right here in the u.s. tonight. authorities now confirming more than a dozen new cases of the disease sexually transmitted. late details coming in now. and the reporter on the field, the "dancing with the stars" favorite, tonight, suing a major hotel. did they allow an alleged stalker to get the room next door to spy on her? good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the massive and deadly storm system slamming the south, and about to move right up the east coast.