veteran says the cop did not appear to be in an emergency... and there was no patient in her vehicle. "it is annoying. i have seen working trucks construction trucks park in handicap spots when i needed to get in the store and i couldn't do that." people i spoke with who use handicap spots regularly say -- they would have confronted the officer. "i would say something but i would say it in a nice way - yes i would." spot i called metro twice tonight and spoke to someone both times..... each time i was told i would get a call back with an . i never did. gina lazara 13 action news power has been restored to more than 13 thousand people.... after a massive outage in henderson. the lights went out.... near russell and boulder highway.... just before -9- o'clock tonight..... ago. nv energy isn't sure.... what caused the outage in the first place. an update now.... to a story we first brought you.... as it was breaking.. chopper 13 fast and first over

of a stabbing downtown. police say... a woman is not expected to survive.... after being stabbed in the chest. her attacker is in custody. it happened..... in a high crime area... near eastern and fremont. 13 action news reporter..... bryan callahan is live... with how police are trying to clean up the area.... and why some in the area say.... it still isn't enough. bryan... metro says they have been working to clean up the area... and hadn't seen any major crime lately. one property manager says they one property manager says they aren't doing enough to drive away the smaller crimes that destroy the area. 21.31.00.00 "i have the nicest place, here, i have the nicest tenants here. we police ourselves." scott golden is very confident about the quality of his apartment complex....but outside the locked quality of his apartment complex....but outside the locked gates. 21.32.22.00 "we are in a warzone here. it is what it is." golden says the woman arrested for the stabbing was a former tenant. he took us inside the apartment after he says he called police on her 13 times in recent months. 21.33.00.00 "i finally got her out friday. it took me two and a half month

have been working to clean up the area. in fact they say officers were already in the neighborhood as part of that effort... and were able to arrest the with a crime prevention camera aimed right at the crime scene... but golden says the efforts are largely cosmetic. 21.30.22.00 "planting flowers is not going to clean this block up." "what is going to clean the block up is enforce the law." golden say he realizes officers are limited with what they can do... and it is up to the members of the community. that's why he hope more property owners will give tenants something to protect. 21.35.55.00 "if you have a nice place and you care about it, you are ging to protect it." we also check the crime map for the area. sunrise already have 15 crimes reported on the half mile long street this year. six of those were assaults. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. now to the latest developments on the race for the white house. as expected.. donald trump and hillary clinton are the big winners on

with primaries or caucuses in a dozen states. tonight.. trump has has won seven states but didn't run the table.. while alaska is still too close to call. marco rubio will walk away with minnesota.. marking his first win in the 2016 race. ted cruz won texas and oklahoma.. and says he's trump's only real competition for the gop nomination. and after tonight, we have seen that our campaign is the only campaign that has beaten, that can beat, and that will beat donald trump." the stakes are extremely high tonight.. with nearly half of the republica convention delegates needed to win the nomination are up for grabs. in the race for the democratic nomination.. hillary clinton is dominating bernie sanders. she will win 7 states.. with sanders taking only 4.. including his home state of vermont. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) i

resist the forces trying to drive us apart we can't come together to make this country work for everyone the struggling, the striving and the successful. on the line for the democrats.. more than a third of the convention delegates needed to win the nomination. new at -11- these images of a homeless camp.... near "the south point hotel". a concerned viewer contacted police... after these tents popped up in her community. then... she turned to 13 action news. reporter mahsa saeidi...has been speaking with people... who live nearby ... she's live on cactus.... near the 15. mahsa? tricia there's homes here... apartments there ... so many people drive right by! and they don't see it. even in the daytime! the small community growing right under their nose! "i had no idea of the situation." you have to stop and stare to spot it! the handful of tents!

man lives in a nearby apartment! his home for three years! "and never saw them? never after a tip from a concerned viewer! we walked into the patch of open space near the south point. nestled between the dirt...shrubs... and bushes ... a hidden community! shelters made of wood...fabric and plastic... surrounded by coolers ... chairs ... and clothes! the big question for neighbors now... how long have they been here? how many call this home? "i definitely don't want them accumulating." "i'd like to prevent it before it gets worse." neigbhors say ...whoever lives here... hasn't bothered anyone yet. despite that ...this young woman being extra cautious ... now rethinking how she stores valuables in the shed next to her house. i need to put new doors and they also did not have the walls in the back you could literally come in here if you wanted to we got into touch with the county late tonight. they say they're going to look into this and an outreach team

reporting live, mahsa saeidi 13 action news. the search is on for four home invasion suspects who made their way into a valley home early this morning. police say it happened near charleston and nellis around 3am while the family was sleeping. when the family woke up.. the when the family woke up.. the suspects attacked them.. then took off. one man inside the home was hit hard in the head.. but he's expected to be ok. a valley man is turning to 13 action news after his home was targeted by burglars six times.. and in the latest case.. they got away with something he can't replace. 78 year old robert javis says someone used a crowbar to break-in last night.. and took off with the cremated ashes of his wife. now.. he's posting a note for the theives.. hoping if they came back.. they'll return the urn. 13 1831 to 1318 43 i'd like to have my wife's ashes back that's valuable to me...i can't replace my wives ashes... butt to my wife. you can't sell it. enough is enough. thieves have also gotten away

and even christmas decorations. javis says usually leave behind beer and a dolly for the next time they come back. an update to a story..... you'll see only.... on 13 action news. racist graffiti is no longer plaguing.... a valley neighborhood. crews finally made it.... to nellis and sahara.... to clean it up. neighbors tell us... earlier today.... the county graffiti removal came through.... wiping away everything.... on this drive way. if you remember.... last friday.. the words "whites only".... was painted on the curb... and... hours later a "swastika" appeared. today neighbors are happy the offensive signs are gone-- but still worry if they could show up again. its been 13 years since the moulin rouge burned to the ground.. but tonight.. it could rise from the ashes. the original moulin rouge was the first desegregated hotel and casino.. and popular with many african american entertainers. popular with many african american entertainers. developers want to pay tribute to the history of the hotel while still making it fresh and

and they hope the project will have a positive impact on the west side. they're hoping to begin construction in about a year. get ready.... for a burger and fries. "shake shack" is opening another location.... in las vegas.... this one at the new t-mobile arena. it will be the chain's third location.... in the valley.. the new arena is set to open... next month. this new restaurant is only there's also one.... in downtown summerlin. outrage tonight.... over what one couple says.... was written on their restaurant receipt. why they are now demanding.... an apology from eye-hop. plus.. a collision between the digital and natural worlds. "they were literal serial wildlife killers." see how facebook helped authorities crack the biggest poaching case in nevada history tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of thevalley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight.

them... on their eye-hop restaurant receipt. at the top of the receipt... it says.... "black people". the customer says... they could have easily asked .. instead of grouping her and her boyfriend... by race. the picture of the receipt is now going viral... on facebook. eye-hop says... they plan to use this... as a teachable moment. there was a global outcry when cecil the lion was killed in zimbabwe. but what about animals here in our own state? they're often the target of illegal hunting. contact 13's darcy spears looks into a years-long investigation of a wildlife poaching ring.. and it's said to be one of the

darcy stand up 39:13 deer. elk. antelope. bighorn sheep. these hills are home to much of nevada's wildlife, but the hills also harbor a secret: an entire world of illegal activity that's the biggest crime against animals in our state. (nats driving with john anderson) just a couple hours north of las vegas near hiko... (nats driving with john anderson) is where the gruesome case started to unfold. john anderson. 7:21 we're headed that direction right now. ...(nats wind) a case that broke not in the wild (nats keyboard) but in the digital world. (nats keyboard) john 6:56 two doe deer were poached--killed--and the photographs were posted on facebook. and that was the start of this whole investigation that turned into a case that got international attention. (nats keyboard) photos on social media led to search warrants and more evidence... ...in what the department of wildlife called "a bottomless supply of wildlife crime." john 9:36 they had killed animals almost in every corner of the state of nevada.

the investigation led to a trio of poachers. (nats keyboard) john 10:04 it just seemed the more we dug into people's facebook profiles the more and more we saw that they were literal serial wildlife killers. online, a photo shows one of the men with an illegally killed pelican. in hiko, game wardens searched a house where they seized deer meat from a freezer, guns, a bloody hatchet and several dead songbirds. (nats gunshot) then, clues led them to a house in las vegas where they found this refrigerator full of "a large amount of deer meat....including what appeared to be a deer head." and "a large number of game birds." darcy stand up 31:26 the signs of hunting are all around but stuff like this can also be evidence of poaching. it's a crime so vast in the state of nevada that during the high season authorities are often investigating multiple cases a day, there are hundreds of cases each year. and that upsets the folks

michelle highbee 3:03:04 our whole town lives for hunting. michelle highbee says many of her friends hunt to feed their families. michelle 3:03:10 but they do it legally. she's disgusted with the crimmals who don't follow the rules. michelle highbee 03:25 we have nothing. so why'd they kill it? it was just to shoot it for fun, i guess. the three suspects were counties. they also faced federal weapons charges. and the man tasked with hunting the hunters knows they're not alone. john 13:55 i feel like this just scratches the surface of serial wildlife poaching cases that could be happening in all of the state. darcy tag world wide, the u.s. state department says wildlife trafficking is a 10- billion-dollar per year criminal trade...putting it up there with drugs and gun-running. here in nevada, game warden john anderson says most crimes he investigates appear to be purely for blood-sport as many of the animal carcasses are

darcy spears 13 action news. now... to the latest developments out of illinois now.... where we're getting some incredible video..... as a woman is forced to weather a tornado.... without shelter. here you can see the woman.... run up to a hardware store.... as the winds pick up and tries to get inside. but... the owner had already locked down the business.... for the storm. the woman says... she survived.... by bracing herself.... between a coke machine and the building. tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...79 to 83 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows 53 to 57 on the west side of the valley...52 to 56 on the east side. southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. .thursday...mostly sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side

east side. north wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .thursday night...partly cloudy. lows around 57. .friday and friday night...mostly cloudy. highs around 80. lows 53 to 56. .saturday...mostly sunny. highs around 76. .saturday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 54. .sunday...partly sunny and windy with a 20 percent chance of rain showers. highs around 73. .sunday night...mostly cloudy and windy with a 30 percent chance of rain showers. lows around 49. .monday...mostly cloudy and cooler with a 40 percent chance of rain showers. highs around 61. that does it.... for this edition of 13 action news....

but... i'll be back after the break.... with a contact 13 special. then... stay with us.... for "jimmy kimmel live". our next reports begin at 4:30-am on good morning las vegas. thank you for watching.. and from all of us at channel

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anique: i can spend hours on instagram. anique clark is your typical kid. social media is a major part of this 12-year old's life. but it's not all fun and games. anique: we take our notes on our ipads, or like the teacher uploads a document, and then we have to write on it. between work and play, many her age and younger, spend hours in front of; the computer, tablet and smartphone. her mom, michele, worries about possible side effects. michele: when she starts to complain about a headache or her eyes hurting, i will say put the phone down for awhile and give your eyes a break. anique actually got glasses just a few months ago, when she started having trouble focusing. michele worries it's a direct result of too much screen-time. michele: her father and i both had good eyes for many many according to the american optometric association: early research shows light from different devices may affect

age our eyes. local opthamologist, doctor rajy rouweyha, says most of us experience what's known as "computer vision syndrome." dr. rouweyha: you get some transient myopia, or nearsightedness, from staring at something up close. because your eyes have to focus. symptoms include: dry eyes irritation redness or eye fatigue. but there's good news! dr. rouweyha: all of this will pretty much go away with a break or just walking away from the computer or display terminal for a couple of hours. researchers in this latest study admit, the long-term effects of today's devices on young eyes, are still being determined. doctor rouweyha says it's unknow what really causes our eyes to change. dr. rouweyha: some of it may be genetic. there's variables. as you're growing as a child, you're going through those encouraging anique to put her phone down when she can. michelle: when you're with your friends be in the moment, and be with your friends.>

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your deductible. that's because there's a direct link between your deductible, and your premium. the more you're willing to pay up front, the less you pay for insurance coverage. as an example. if i take car insurance with a $250 deductible, and i compare it to a $1,000 deductible, that's going to save 15 to 20% off of the annual premium. so if you have access to other funds; like a savings account, a credit card or a home equity loan, use that to cover the higher deductible. do not pay an insurance company to insure a risk that you can readily insure on your own. and here's another little secret for saving money on your health insurance. the next time you visit the doctor's office, ask for a cash price. they'll typically offer a lower price, if it means they don't have to process the payment through your insurance. but be sure to keep your receipts. and when the receipts total your deductible, you can send them to the insurance company.> so...

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super tuesday is -- or it almost was today. this year as you know super tuesday, this year only, will be followed by horrified wednesday. [ laughter ] there was voting today in 13 states with hundreds of delegates at stake. i think this was interesting. jeb bush spent his super tuesday. you know, he's not running now. he spent his super tuesday at home ironing and reironing his tommy bahama shirts. [ laughter ] every cable news channel covered every morsel of everything from morning until night today, and the funny thing is the election -- this election is still 250 days away. coverage for the ochkz is long. and then you see this. on. donald trump has been -- he's been defending himself after failing to immediately condemn an endorsement from former ku klux klan leader david duke. trump blamed his hesitation on a bad earpiece. or maybe he said hairpiece. i'm not sure. [ laughter ] something was bad. he said he couldn't clearly hear