bright lights... getting almost 46 percent of the vote. sot po-28we :17-28 "and you know what i'm really happy about? because i've been saying it for a long time -- 46 percent were the hispanics. number one with the hispanics. (cheers)" coming in second...and nowhere close...florida senator marco rubio got nearly 24 percent of the vote. in third...iowa caucus winner ted cruz received more than 21 percent. sot po-10we :20-:29 sen. ted cruz (r) presidential candidate "nobody has ever won the nomination without winning one of the first three primaries and there are only two people who have won one of the first three primaries-- (cheers)" but what about that list of other republican candidates? ohio governor john kasich is expected to stay in the running at least through his home state's primary march 15-th...though a new poll shows he still trailing trump. still trailing trump. as for dr. ben carson... sot po-08we :05-:10 ben carson (r) presidential candidate "very enthusiastic crowds and i believe things are starting to happen here." politico reports he's also likely to pull out of

pull out of the race...if he first... a man the republican party seemingly saw as a joke...could be getting the last laugh...and the title g-o-p nominee. quick sot py-05we :00-:03 "now we're winning winning winning py-05we :00-:03 "now we're winning winning winning the country. this week trump is making one georgia reporting i'm anne mcnamara...for the now. the numbers are in and first time caucus-goers flooded the polls yesterday driving turnout to record levels trump received more votes last night than the total number of people who caucused four years ago. more than 75-thousand voters cast ballots, more than double the 33- thousand people who caucused in 2012. over 5-thousand new republicans registered in the 2-weeks before the caucus in clark county alone. the texas court of criminal appeals has dismissed the indictments against former texas governor rick perry. perry was indicted in 2014 on charges of abuse of official capacity and coercion of a public servant. the case came about following perry's threat to veto money

integrity unit.. unless a district attorney resigned for a d-u-i conviction. perry cut the money when the d.a. refused to step-down. now for the latest developments on a man shot to death in broad daylight. metro now says they're searching for two suspects! chopper 13 flew over the scene yesterday near d-i and polaris. they say the victim was in his car when he was confronted by two guys. a motive and who those suspects are remain unknown. the search is on right now for a suspect and and a "person of interest".. wanted in a murder investigation. according to police.. 21 year old colton brantano is the suspected killer. metro says sherri esquibel is considered a "person of interest." earlier today.. a second person of intereset.. jared busch has been located. yesterday morning.. a man was shot to death during a fight near nellis air force base. investigators think it may have been drug related. the suspect.. brantano.. was last seen driving a black 1990's volkswagen jetta with dark tinted windows..

rme-4708. an update now to some breaking news we brought you earlier on 13 action news. three sheriff's deputies were shot as they served an eviction notice in a colorado mountain community, leaving one deputy and the attacker dead. deputies were serving an eviction notice when someone began firing at deputies. one deputy has life-threatening injuries and is undergoing surgery. the other deputies injuries are not said to be serious. the shooting happened about 45 miles outside of denver. new information on the deadly uber shooting in michigan. the suspect.. jason dalton is behind bars. today.. a witness stepped forward with more details on the shooting rampage. tammy george is a neighbor of one of the survivors. she says she was outside her kalamazoo apartment when dalton drove by. (tammy george/shooting spree witness) "the car had drove by and asked if they knew misty, missy, and they said, 'no.' and then it had circled around again. and i don't know if it was her mother instinct, she just knew

to run." george says the survivor.. tammy carruthers.. protected her children from the gunfire. carruthers is expected to make a full recovery. police say dalton killed 6 people in saturday's shooting spree. for the first time, apple ceo tim cook is speaking out on the ongoing battle between apple and the fbi. this as the tech giant refuses to back down and unlock the iphone that belonged to one of the san bernardino attackers a judge in california ordered apple to unlock san bernardino terrorist syed farook's i-phone and apple has stood firm that's not happening insisting -- at stake is the data security of millions of law abiding people.. ((sot)) tim cook "safety of our kids, safety of our family is very important. the protection of people's data is incredibly important." butt with ((sot)) tim cook "this would be bad for america. it would also set a precedent that i believe many people in america would be offended by." apple has until friday to file a response to the judge's order

is a landmark case that could reach the supreme court. celine dion made an emotional return to the stage last night for the first time since the deaths of her husband.. and brother last month. the show started with a special tribute to her late husband.. rene angeliel. dion broke down in tears several times during the night. her husband served as her manager for many years. dion's next show is friday. she's expected to continue her residency at caesars as normal. teenagers flock to social media, even preferring to communicate with their friends that way. a new warning tonight for parents about just how dangerous social media can be to your children's health. hollywood's biggest night is this sunday. we'll take you behind the scenes to explain how the oscar votes are tallied up ((bryan)) have you downloaded the all new 13 action news app yet? it features live streaming, video

new 13 action news app yet? it features live streaming, video on demand and blazing fast radar. it's free in the app store and in google play. and a big warning for parents with any teenage girls, about

kids may encounter online. they're even worse than you might think! journalist nancy jo sales wrote a new book, called "american girls -- social media and the secret lives of teenagers." and she says what she discovered

nancy jo sales //[14:21:18;11] one of the first conversations that i had with some girls in los angeles really set the tone for the whole book to me, /// [14:21:29;18] she said, "social media is destroying our lives." and i said, "so why don't you just go off it?" and she said, "because then i would have no life." sales says young girls' lives are negatively ruled by social media. facebook adds new reactions to its news feeds, flowers bloom in an unexpected place and the robot revolution is here. it's one of three trending headlines we are following today. the 'like' button on facebook has some competition. the social media site used to only have a 'thumbs up' if you wanted to "like" something. now.. if you hover your mouse arrow wow.. sad or angry. the new options are now available world-wide for desktop and mobile devices. check out these photos of wildflowers blooming in death valley! one of the hottest

experiencing a so-called "superbloom." the perfect mix of rain, sunshine, and wind is causing millions of flowers to bloom. it's the first time in eleven years the area has seen this many flowers. and.. this could be a glimpse at the future. this 5-foot-9 robot.. created by boston dynamics.. walks on two legs. the company recently showed off its latest atlas" prototype. it can also lift objects.. navigate outdoors over rough terrain.. and even stand up again on its own if it falls. for more stories trending right now.. go to ktnv.com. and.. to sound off.. join us on twitter. our handle is @ktnv.. use hash tag nowtrending. anchors adlib and toss to bryan a simply wonderful end of the week and weekend is in store

southwest. temperatures will continue to warm as high pressure builds in overhead and keeps the skies completely clear. high level clouds will pass overhead intermittently through the next several days but will never completely obscure the sun. we'll definitely see the clouds, but they'll only be the decorative sort, and will at best slightly dim the sunshine for a couple minutes. temperatures will be lovely this weekend with highs thursday in the mid 70s, friday rising into the upper 70s and saturday peaking aright around 80 for the las vegas valley. cooler weather returns on monday and tuesday as an upper level low misses to the northeast bringing strong northwest winds and dropping temperatures by about 10 across the board. no rain is expected for the next 7 days. "and the oscar goes to..." those five words keep oscar

those five words keep oscar viewers on the edge of their seats every year. but the process of determining who wins an academy award is not an easy task. the vote-counting is highly involved... and surrounded by intense security. abc's brandi hitt shows us. nats -- (ruiz & cullinan on red carpet) 1 they are the best secret-keepers in hollywood. martha ruiz and brian cullinan are set to carry those famous briefcases again... sot -- (from ceremony - burn: 2015 in corner) "the oscar goes to..." 2 ?holding the names of this year's oscar winners. sot -- martha ruiz, pwc tax partner // brandi: "has there ever been a mistake?" martha "no - there hasn't." 2 ((michael puts number over video // 6,261)) six-thousand-two-hundred-61 sent out to voting members this year? on paper and online. sot -- brian cullinan, pwc southern california market managing partner // "we control everything from the time they go out? indicated with security codes...

we then... have those at an undisclosed there's a specialized alarm system... biometric locks... and no internet access... where a small team counts all 24 categories -- by hand. sot -- martha ruiz, pwc tax partner // "it's up to brian and i to then consolidate everything... make sure we're going through their piles... counting that... then recounting that. we will stuff the envelope... close it... seal it with the red." 8 those 24 "winning" envelopes -- and a duplicate set -- are then loaded into two briefcases like this one. ((animated graphics)) both are locked in a safe... until oscar sunday when ruiz and cullinan enter their safe code... and take their briefcase. each - then traveling a different route to the oscar red carpet... escorted by l-a-p-d. sot -- brian cullinan, pwc southern california market managing partner // "no matter what happens... at least one of us will get there." 2 sot -- brandi hitt, abc news correspondent // brandi: "do you feel a little by host -- neil patrick harris. and back stage -- they only hand the envelope to the seconds before the announcement. sot -- brian cullinan, pwc southern california market

this the hardest secret to keep?" brian: "it's a big second." 7 brandi hitt -- abc news -- los angeles. you can watch coverage of the 88th annual academy awards right here on 13 action news beginning at 4 p.m. sunday afternoon. one of the world's largest candy companies is pulling millions of chocolate bars from the shelves over a potential health hazard. we'll explain the problem in today's health report.. next. and.. after a woman dies from ovarian cancer, her family pins the blame on a commonly used household product. and remember, you can watch 13 action news anytime.. anywhere.

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johnson and johnson may have to pay up over a lawsuit all over its talcum powder. the company is being ordered to pay 72-million dollars... to a missouri family, after they say their loved one died of ovarian cancer caused by the company's product. prosecutors argued johnson and johnson was aware of but neglected the dangers its talcum powder. abc news dug a little deeper into this issue. chief health correspondent jennifer ashton says studies have been out for decades about the link between talcum powder and ovarian cancer, but there is no definite answer. :27 - :40 "the theory here...that's doing this." there are ways to reduce your

taking birth control pills, breastfeeding, and tying your fallopian tubes. johnson and johnson is appealing the ruling, and says they stand by their talcum powder. the mars chocolate company is issuing a massive recall.. involving millions of mars.. snickers and milky way bars in 55 countries. mars says someone found a piece of plastic in one of its products.. posing a choking risk. the affected candy has 'best before' dates between june and october 2016. celebration and variety candy packs are also being recalled. still ahead...a final look at your forecast! and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. 8 -- the middle 8:30 -- the goldbergs 9 -- modern family 9:30 -- black-ish 10 -- american crime 11 -- action news. we'll be right back. before judge judy.. a look at some of the top

people without power before judge judy.. a look at some of the top stories we're following. one person is dead after firefighters found them inside a burning building near nellis and harmon. there are reports the person died rushing back into the building firefighters were able to put the flames out quickly. we still dont know what caused this fire. and nevada governor brian sandoval is reportedly being vetted by the obama administration as a potential nominee to replace late supreme court justice antonin scalia. sandoval has even picked up the endorsement of nevada senator harry reid. a man is fighting for his life and a woman is in serious condition after they were hit by a car while walking their cooperating with the investigation. coming up on action news.. live at 5... more outrage tonight a photo of a dog at a local pet store went viral. now we're hearing from another pet owner who says she got her

and it also had to be nursed back to health. so what's going on? when you ask.. we investigate. those stories and more on action news.. live at 5. a simply wonderful end of the week and weekend is in store for the desert southwest. temperatures will continue to warm as high pressure builds in overhead and keeps the skies completely clear. high level clouds will pass and before we go, you could win a pair of lift tickets, equipment rental and coaching at lee canyon, just moments away from the las vegas valey in the spring mountains. enter each day at ktnv dot com, on our facebook page or on our mobile app. then watch live at 11 to see if you win. lee canyon is a proud sponsor of action news and is providing the prizes for this promotion. and that does it for 13 action news live at 3:30. judge judy is up next.

>> judge judy: i gather that it wasn't a good fit with him. >> no. >> announcer: a landlord and tenant who don't see eye to eye... >> judge judy: you've decided to part ways. >> announcer: ...have a moving experience. >> she threw my stuff downstairs. my computer is broken. there's a dent here. >> it was not broken. >> judge judy: oh, it's broken now. >> this boy broke everything in our home every single day. >> announcer: but will she get a break? >> judge judy: you threw his things over the balcony. >> we were trying to help him. >> judge judy: now you were annoyed. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution kathryn strong and her son, 20-year-old joshua, are suing

for damaged property, the return of rent, and the cost of joshua's orthodontia. >> byrd: order! all rise! this is case number 405 on the calendar in the matter of strong vs. wyatt. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: young man, you're 20 years old? >> yes. >> judge judy: and this is your mother? >> yeah. >> judge judy: you were going to college? >> yeah. >> judge judy: try "yes." >> what's that? >> judge judy: try "yes." >> yes. >> judge judy: you rented a room from miss wyatt, and you and your mother claim that she was the landlady from hell, it didn't work out, and when you finally decided that enough was enough -- the two of you had had enough of each other -- and she threw some of your stuff over a balcony, and some of it was damaged. you want to be compensated for the damaged property. miss wyatt said that it was actually you who were the tenant from hell, and she told you when you were coming back to get your stuff, that you should move a little bit faster and not go up and down, because you were