he was booked into ccdc yesterday. police say they served a search warrant at a home - after receiving allegations that the officer had child porn in his possession. the search led police to arrest the officer. these allegations are being investigated by the internal affairs bureau and the internet crimes against children task force. many locals say they feel betrayed. harr they're supposed to protect and serve, but if they're doing something like that its kind of dangerous because everyone has children. i wouldn't want my child being on his computer." delgadillo joined the police department in july of 2015 and was assigned to the community policing division. delgadillo is on unpaid leave pending the outcome of the investigation.

this just in. we have an update to breaking news we first reported on ktnv.com. rescue crews just found a teenager who had been lost on mount charleston. the 13-year-old has been airlifted to umc with head injuries. there's no word yet on the severity of her condition. police are investigating a shooting near washington and eastern. one person is recovering at umc. there are no suspects in custody at this hour. explaining to do -- after taking a car out for a joy ride -- and slamming into a light 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. 13 action news -- the only crew on the scene.

and decatur. you can see just how bad the 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 southern california's suffering through a fiery summer. and it isn't done yet. a predicted heat wave -- is expected to increase the fire danger. tomorrow and monday -- will be the hottest days -- with temperatures around l-a reaching 108 degrees. that same heat wave is going to hit las vegas. here's a live look outside right now. and 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga is here right now. karla.

but we're going to get another blast of heat. 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 affect area weather throughout 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. water -- and under siege. deadly storms -- dumping three months of rain in one day on

that's about two-feet of water. and even more rain is expected. we'll have more on the toll it's taking -- later this half hour. a florida woman life -- after an alligator -- nearly rips off her hand witnesses say -- the woman reached into the water to pick up a can -- when the five-foot alligator. attacked. it bit her right above the wrist. paramedics -- airlifting the victim to a nearby hospital. that woman had been vacationing at a campsite in the everglades. this is the second alligator attack in florida this summer. you'll remember.. a toddler was killed by an alligator at a lagoon in walt disney world. disney building a stone wall between the beach and the

playing. right now -- police in raleigh, north carolina -- are searching high and low -- for a man who opened fire -- inside a popular mall. nats of yelling/screaming cell phone video shows the panic. shoppers run for lives -- after the sharp sound of gunfire. police -- quick to respond -- put the mall on lockdown. hundreds of people file out -- many with their hands on their heads. "mark": we heard a few more shots, everbody started running//cars were bumping me as as i ws running with the stroiller a witness reported hearing the gunfire -- right after watching an arugment in the food court. thankfully, nobody was hurt. 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. authorities say -- he ignited a 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

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 openly smoking 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 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 killed -- in the attempted overthrow of the turkish government. the hacker known as 'guccifer two- point-oh" strikes again. this time -- taking credit for

hundreds of house democrats. the hack also contains the contact information for staff members and campaign aides. guccifer previously gave nearly 20-thousand democratic emails to wiki-leaks. donald trump is trailing in the polls. but he sure seems to be in the lead -- when it comes to stolen yard signs. jeanne moos explains. --reporter pkg-as follows-- you are looking at perhaps the most endangered species of yard sign. (man) "four signs i had up w they tend to be drive bys. someone makes a beeline for the trump sign, grabs it, then jumps in a getaway car... and check out this dainty she jogged past a house, waited for a car to leave, then came back, picked up the sign and took off. when the video went public, she turned herself in but the sign owner declined to press charges. meanwhile the neighbor's trump sign was plucked by a masked woman. it could be worse...

my opinion to vote for who i want to." this artist created a giant "t" for a yard in staten island. in the middle of the night, someone set it on fire. the donald himself called to commiserate. what's an artist to do? rebuild. (scott lobaido/artist) "it's gonna be huge." this house in indianapolis lost a dozen trump signs in 3 weeks. we found very few hillary signs reported stolen. either her supporters aren't posting them or they're bein left alone. in haverhill, massachusetts, one of richard early's signs was spray painted "never" over trump. he had 9 signs ripped out and tossed in the street. (richard early/trump supporter) "we're not gonna take em down, the signs are staying up." some bipartisan tips for protecting your yard signs... a pennsylvania man slathers roofing tar on the edges. hard to get off and easy to spread to clothing and car. another person "went and bought a giant jar of vicks vapor rub d smeared it over every inch

in the hamptons, the owner reinstalled them on 12 foot poles, with surveillance cameras and electric fencing. it may not be easy to steal an election, but an election sign... jeanne moos cnn new york quick nats of shouting. it wasn't the community meeting police had hoped for. what's crazy is -- these people are yelling at police -- for fix. a show of support for cops -- at this home in upstate new york -- goes up in flames. and the homeowners find a chilling message -- written on the siding. stay with 13 action news. we're bringing you breaking

-- near owens and main. investigators say -- the 51-year- old man is a victim of a violent robbery. there are no witnesses. and as of rigth now -- no suspects. this happened just after six this morning. call police if you know anything. woman shouting inside a meeting. a "black lives matter" meeting in topeka, kansas -- gets a little out of hand. local police -- organizing the meeting. but they quickly shut it down -- after too many interruptions. at least one man had to be ushered out. no one was arrested. police are investigating a suspicious fire at a home in endicott, new york. the homeowners think it was arson. a message left on the siding that read quote -- "lie with pigs, fry like bacon." the owners say they had a "blue lives matter" flag -- next to an american flag. they believe whoever did this

the mother of a 14-year-old boy -- shot and killed by police -- is demanding the body-cam footage. jesse james romero was killed earlier this week. l-a-p-d officers were responding to a call involving possible vandalism and drugs. a witness -- reported seeing romero -- shoot a handgun in the officers direction. the cops shot back. romero's mother -- however -- ported seeing her son throw the gun away -- before being shot. (jorge gonzalez/attorney) "the cameras. so we want to see the videotaped images from the body images. we want to see what the officers saw at the time they were shooting at this young man," officials say the footage is part of the investigation. a handgun found near the teen is being tested for dna and fingerprints. a small-town mayor in southern arizona -- is refusing to attend an event later this month -- because the invitation was written in both english and spanish. ken tayler says -- his critics

cook -- director of the u.s.-mexico border mayors' association. (john cook, u.s. - mexico border mayors association): "it was bigoted, i would say definitely bigoted, especially some of his e-mail responses back to me. you can tell that this man has absolutely no love for mexico." the mayor's response included the message -- "if you don't take a stand -- eventually the enemy will overrun. america is suffering. it's time to put america first." he says -- he's being : heat and humidity -- taking over the north east this weekend. energy companies in new york say -- they're working night and day to keep up with power needs. they hit a new record for weekend consumption -- by one in the afternoon today. excessive heat warnings are in effect for new york, new jersey and connecticut through tomrrow night. it's a much different story to the south. in louisiana -- rescues are

this man -- wading through waste-deep water -- to rescue his dogs -- and his neighbor's dogs. flash flood warnings have been issued for parts of louisiana today. and more rain -- expected throughout the weekend. mary moloney reports -- the devastating floods have killed at least three people -- and forced hundreds out of their homes. --reporter pkg-as follows-- nat -"everybody is saying this is the worst they've ever seen." days of relentless downpours forced residents to take what belongings they could ..and travel through waist high (kelly vessel / resident) "my heart is broken because there is so many elderly people here and people who can't afford to replace their things. and it's like the water is literally up to your waist so that means their houses everything in there is destroyed." emergency crews rescued more than a thousand people from their cars and homes.. help even came from complete strangers... (jesina martin / volunteer) "i don't live here. i pulled over. i saw the kids up on the balcony and i saw some elderly

residents to take all necessary precautions.. (gov. john bel edwards / (d) louisiana) "we're asking everyone to evacuate if you're supposed to do that. stay off the roads and if you have to be on the roads be extremely cautious." and the families that have already evacuated are now forced to tough it out in temporary shelters. (tracy franklin/evacuated home) "we woke up and water was all in the bed and everywhere so we didn't have a chance to pack the fire department to come get us." i'm mary moloney reporting. 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.

affect area weather throughout 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 through 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

moisture other than a few extra clouds, so at this point we'll call for dry 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

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because he's part of the problem in washington. afscme people is responsible for the content of this ad. back-to- school fair and shot clinic at meadows mall. parents -- rgistering their kids for school -- getting information on school bus routes -- lunches and even job openings. kids also got their hands on 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 now for a look at who's hiring around the valley. curacao is opening it's first store here in nevada and needs to fill 150 positions. the california-based retailer caters to the spanish-speaking market -- and are looking for

if you're interested in applying -- just head down to their employment center at meadows mall -- between 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. these competitors to my right -- at the 2016 games -- in their 30's -- 40's -- and 50's are -- in it to win it! abc's matt gutman shows us -- they're outshinings some the youngsters -- and showing the world --they've still got what it takes. no verbatim

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