a metro cop -- behind bars -- a metro cop -- behind bars -- accused of possessing child pornography. police -- taking officer ruben delgadillo into custody -- yesterday. 13 action reporter michael burton joins us live from metro headquaters -- with the details on his arrest. michael christopher - police say they served a search warrant at a home - after receiving allegations that the officer d child p possession. the search led police to arrest the officer. he was booked into ccdc. these allegations are being investigated by the internal affairs bureau and the internet crimes against children task force. delgadillo faces one count of possesssion of child pornography and one count of distribution of child pornography. many locals say the news is unsettling, but they commend metro for taking action.

they found it out. they caught him. whatever time they give him, he deserves it." harry clark las vegas resident 9 secs delgadillo is on unpaid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. reporting live - michael burton - 13 action news. two teenagers have a lot of explaining to do -- after tai -- and knocking down a light pole. it happened near near owens and b street. police tell us -- they saw a car driving recklessly before losing sight of it. they eventually found the smashed up car -- with the two teens inside. no one was hurt -- and teens were released to their parents. take a look at this. neighbors -- living near a local senior community -- shocked to see a sinkhole open up. this -- happening at country club at the meadows -- near alta and decatur. 13 action news -- the only crew on the scene.

damage is. one man tells us -- the gaping hole nearly swallowed his car.. 1:03:52-1:03:59 "i was going to subway to get a sandwhich and i seen a bit of water. didn't think anything of it. next thing my car landed in a hole and i couldn't get it out. butt with my big concern is our neighbors that are homebound....how long is it gonna take? we called the water district to get some answers. we are waiting to hear back from them. right -- now a live look outside across the valley. a bit breezy out there today. but temperatures -- still stifling. but just how long will this intense heat stick around? let's check in with 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga. karla high pressure will bring near record temps to the area for the next couple of days as highs top out around 110 with dry conditions on both sunday and monday. monday we'll start to feel the effect of two systems that will

the first, small system will bring breezy winds starting monday and will pass to our north through tuesday morning. we may see some high clouds as it passes through. the next system is a larger pacific system that look like it will linger its way down the california coast throughout the week. a state of emergency in louisiana an mississippi. at least two people -- forcing

way. abc's phillip mena is in louisiana with the latest. nats - the rain just keeps coming? natsot - "this is certainly not over." and the floodwaters just keep rising. natsot - "their houses - everything in there is just destroyed." louisiana under siege - hundreds of rescues, as emergency crews rush to bring everyone to safety. sot - gov. john bel edwards / (d) louisiana "we have record levels of flooding along our rivers and creeks. we don't know how wide the water is going to get in those the national guard to help. emergency declarations are now in effect across portions of the state? as police and fire departments struggle to get to people trapped in their homes - or vehicles. sot - maj. gen. glenn curtis / louisiana national guard "our helicopters are in active search and rescue right now. trying to coordinate with officials on the ground to get to critical areas." this family in east baton rouge - had to leave their flooded home on

sheriff jumping in to help. sot - east baton rouge sheriffs office "you see the sheriff has, um, the infant. tryna keep the baby dry." but officials can't get to everyone - in this case - a good samaritan helped pull a man from his sinking vehicle. sot - jordantemple / good samaritan "i told him don't panic, i'm here for you, i'm going to get you out of these flood waters." but people pushing past warning notices - and driving into danger is frustrating for law enforcement? putting more sot - chief bruce cutrer / amite, la fire department "if the sign says road closed, it's there for a reason and we all know what mean road closed means, don't cross it." (katc) (nats up yelling :05) shoppers in north carolina -- run for their lives -- after a man opens fire inside a mall/ the shopping center -- locked down -- as police race to the scene. shoppers -- hiding in stores until police clearthe mall. hundreds of people -- filing

heads. witnesses say -- they saw two men arguing in the mall's food court -- before one of them pulls out a gun -- and begins firing. sot mark rush eyewitness "heard five or six shots go off // heard a few more shots//was ten or fifteen feet from shooter, scariest thing i ever went thru in my life fortunately -- no one was hurt in the shooting. and so far -- no arrests. a new mexico cop is gunned down during a traffic stop. and right now -- two men wanted for murder in ohio -- along behind bars. officer jose chavez pulled over a car in the village of hatch. police say -- jesse hanes -- got out -- and opened fire. the officer -- died at a local hospital. investigators say -- hanes and two other men -- then carjacked another vehicle -- shooting the driver. that driver was also taken to the hospital.. their condition is unknown at this time. in switzerland -- a 6-year-old fights to stay alive -- after a man goes on a rampage -- setting fire to a train -- and stabbing several passengers.

flammable liquid -- before attacking people with a knife. several of his victims are in serious condition. no word yet on the attacker's motive. but police do not think this was an act of terrorism. they're celebrating on the streets of syria tonight -- after u-s backed rebels seize a key city from isis. this follows months of heavy fighting. the rebels -- freeing hundreds of civilians -- who were being used as human shields men could be seen clipping their beards -- and o cigarettes. some women -- even burning their burqas -- as they were able to uncover their faces for the first time -- since the islamic extremists took over. vice president joe biden is heading overseas to turkey -- as he tries to fix strained relations. he's the highest ranking u-s official to visit the country -- since a failed coup last month. ties between the u-s and turkey -- becoming tense over differences in the fight against isis. turkey is also pressuring the white house -- to let them arrest a u-s-based cleric -- they accuse of plotting the coup. more than 200 people were

government. the hacker known as 'guccifer two- point-oh" strikes again...taking credit for outing the personal phone and e-mail addresses of hundreds of house democrats. it also contains the contact information for staff members and campaign aides. the hacker previously provided nearly 20-thousand democratic emails to wiki-leaks. caught on camera -- a woman -- run over by her own car. just how does sometn this happen in the first place? what she does next -- is stunning. plus -- a woman -- fighting for her life -- after an alligator attack. what she was doing just before the gator lashed out. and remember -- chopper 13 bringing you breaking news fast -- and first. we'll be right back

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run for it. he vehicle -- finally stopping when it hit a tree. luckily -- the driver is okay. folks -- we just can't make this stuff up. police in northern iowa say -- a freight train derails -- rolling into a trackside tavern called -- you guessed it -- derailed. no one was injured. the bar owner estimates damages at 10-thousand dollars. a horrific scene in south florida. a woman is attacked by an alligator abc's adrienne bankert has the latest o woman's condition -- and what prompted the attack. (nat sots victim/helicopter) a florida woman is fighting for her life after an alligator-nearly ripped off her hand. (sot // phoner - wayne gilbert) it bit her right above the wrist and it spun and her hand was pretty much dangling right at the time when she got on the helicopter. the 49 year old woman was vacationing at a campsite in the everglades when she was attacked. (sot broward sheriff fire rescue spokeman this woman apparently dropped a

standing on the dock and as she reached in to retrieve the can, that's when she was bitten by the alligator. horrifyed witnesses jumped in to help - holding her up-- from going completely into the water. (sot // phoner - wayne gilbert) she got on her knees with her left hand on the dock leaned over and grabbed the can. and we she did that she caused a ripple in the water and condition, undergoing surgery to try and save her hand. (sot broward sheriff fire rescue spokeman the hand was still attached. it was a very v full amputation of the hand. that was adrenne bakert reporting. take a look at this. incredible images -- of a fire tornado or fire-nado for short. this video -- shot near portland, oregon. so -- how does something like this happen? wildfires can sometimes create their own wind. that can turn into a vortex of flames -- like you see right here. crews put out the fire -- without any injuries.

weather and flooding -- forcing the state fair in springfield to shutdown. a slow-moving storm swoops in. fair attendees run for cover. streets, buildings and barns -- getting flooded. the storm -- also forcing melissa etheridge and pat benatar -- to cancel a concert. severe storms -- tearing through southern maine --.uprooting trees -- knocking out power to thousands. this 80-foot tree ends up on top of a woman's home. no one was hurt. several other homes in the area trees. wx chat high pressure will bring near record temps to the area for the next couple of days as highs top out around 110 with dry conditions on both sunday and monday. monday we'll start to feel the

the week. the first, small system will bring breezy winds starting monday and will pass to our north through tuesday morning. we may see some high clouds as it passes through. the next system is a larger pacific system that look like it will linger its way down the california coast throughout the week. it will keep us breezy thro wednesday and drop highs to 106 on tuesday and wednesday. as it makes its way down the coast it'll continue to assist in shaving down high temps by a few more degrees. highs will drop to 103 thursday, 102 friday and 101 saturday. at this point it doesn't look like it will bring us much moisture other than a few extra clouds, so at this point we'll

conditions for the next seven days. however, if the system were to position itself to our southwest correctly, we may get a shot at rain late in the

it's day 8 of the olympics. track and field's biggest stars -- set to light up the stadium. abc's jim ryan has the latest from rio. racing toward history? the u-s track and field team having a good day in rio. the men hit the track to qualify for the semi-finals of the 100 meter race? three americans posted times good enough to move on? 2004 olympic gold medalist justin gatlin w teammates marvin bracy and trayvon bromell also advanced. but the crowd favorite in this race - defending champ usain alyson felix began her rio olympics with the qualifying heats in the women's 400 meters. felix's time good enough to move on - along with two other teammates. phyllis francis and natasha hastings also headed to the semis. the women's heptathlon beginning day two of competition? american kendall williams making a push toward the medal podium? standing in fourth place right now.

more events to go. teammate heather miller-koch is in 12th place and barbara nwaba is back in 22nd place. three american women also qualified for the final in the steeplechase? emma coburn is in the hunt for a medal. in rowing - the u-s women's eight defending their olympic title. the ladies rowed to the gold medal - this is the third consecutive win for the u-s in this event? the team has not been beaten in world or olympic competition in eleven years. in women's single skulls - american gevvie stone took the silver medal. women's team beat hungary to advance to the quarterfinals. and over in the diving pool - the u- s has two women in action on the three meter springboard semifinal? abigail johnston is hoping to advance for a shot at another medal - she scored a silver in london. teammate kassidy cook is also trying move on. jim ryan, abc news, rio de janeiro. tonight -- you could own this home you see behind me for free. but there's a catch. you have to move it -- yourself! the house is in

wants to build new duplexes on the property. so the house has to go. the thing is -- that developer can't afford to demolish it. " one of the reasons he's offering it for free is because if someone would be inclined to take it, go to the expense of moving it then he would be saved of that expense." some say -- moving the house would take away from the area's history -- but it could be all yours. looking for a quick weekend getawa world-class wine? how pahrump is changing its reputation -- and attracting visitors from

harvest season. the "pahrump valley winery" -- is at the center of a series of fall festivals. and the community wants to make sure you don't miss any of it. 13 action news reporter -- michael burton -- heads out to the winery -- to find out why it's the place to be. looklive intro: guys, here in the middle of the mojave desert

it's the largest producing winery in state and it's harvest time so the entire pahrump community hopes this local staple will bring in toursits from around the world. the harvest season is upon us! that means a crew of about 10 people will hand-pick nearly 9-thousand pounds of grapes right here in pahrump. "you harvest once a year. so you have put a year's worth of labor of love into thos when you go out to harvest, you get to see the result of that harvest and that's what makes it fun." gretchen loken and her husband have owned the winery since 2004. wine enthusiast monica carlson says their leadership has turned it into a world-renowned name. "we have friends in london. when we told them we were moving to parhump, they knew where parhump was. they knew and they had heard of this winery." the pahrump tourism committee is pushing a new effort to bring more travelers to pahrump. i'm sure you can guess their

biggest tourist attraction in the town of pahrump." with a long list of fall activities. "we have grape stump coming up here in a couple months." "we are a perfect day-trip because you can come out and do a complimentary tour a complimentary tasting. and soak in the beautiful scenery. looklive tag: reporting from the pahrump valley winery - i'm michael burton - 13 action news. now for a look at who's hiring around the valley. curacao is opening it's first store here in nevada. it needs to fill 150 positi the california-based retailer -- caters to the spanish-speaking market -- and is looking for bilingual candidates. if you're interested in applying -- just head down to their employment center at meadows mall -- any day of the week --between 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. karla has another look at your forecast in just a bit. but right now -- here's a live look outside in the valley. you're watching thirteen action news -- where you get breaking

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communications held a huge back-to- school fair and shot clinic at meadows mall. parents -- registering their kids for school -- getting information on school bus routes -- lunches -- and even job openings. kids getting their hand some much needed school supplies. if you missed today's event -- don't worry there'll be two more back-to- school fairs this month. for more information on those -- and a full list of back-to-school events -- just head to our website at ktnv.com high pressure will bring near record temps to the area for the next couple of days as highs top out around 110 with dry conditions on both sunday the week. the first, small system will bring breezy winds starting monday and will pass to our north through tuesday morning.

it passes through. and here's a look at what's coming up in tonight's primetime lineup right here on abc. at 8 -- last man standing at 8:30 -- doctor ken at 9 -- 20/20: in an instant at 10 -- boston ems at 1 action news thank you for joining us. we'll be back for 13 action news live at 6.

welcome to "world news tonight." deadly flooding and dangerous heat. in the gulf coast four months worth of rain. in a single day. at least two killed in the historic floods. the national guard on the scene. more than 1,000 rescues. >> by 10:30 it had gone about 100 feet. i mean it was fast. >> the state of emergency not over yet. the rivers are quickly rising. tonight 50 million americans under heat alerts. it feels like death valley but it's new york city. up and down the east coast triple digits. the extreme heat sparking a deadly lightning strike. donald trump's new attack. what he wants his supporters to do on election day and not just to get out and vote. a crash landing. the plane demolished. how a family of four managed to walk away from this completely