will continue to be made, until plans are finalized before the next school year. 13 action news. and those in favor of the organization argue there's nothing in the plan that will take those jobs away. we'll hear more at 5:00. we're continuing to closely monitor that wildfire burning right now in southern california. this is called the blue cut fire in 5500 acres have charred so

breaking news that we're following in centennial hills, a barricade situation at a shopper center near durango at elkhorn. lesley marin is gathering information. what can you tell us? >> we learned this has all they have one person in custody. but when they went inside that t.j. maxx here on durango and elkhorn where they saw a second suspect, they found no one. it is unclear, metro telling us if there was ever a second suspect. we do know at the time police got here, they have reports someone was in there. we did know several customers were in there. everyone able to come out okay.

in this entire situation. we do know it has ended now. no one hurt. and they have one person in custody. reporting live, lesley marin, 13 action news. >> thank you so much, lesley. the fire is burning in cajon pass, burned 1,500 acres. the cajon pass, this is the pass california to san bernardino county. all the way up the hill, on your way to the i-15 northbound to las vegas, which is where we are at, obviously. we're looking at live picture from our sister station. we see smoke, and flames obviously, burning 5500 acres. want to look at that in comparison to some of the other fires that happened recently. burning 8,000 acres, the san fire, 38,000 acres.

we were first getting reports at 1,500. moved to 5500 acres. at 3:35 this afternoon, 5500. jena and bryan callahan are both en route to see what they can see more specifically. this is an intense scene. tricia, there have been mandatory evacuations for the entire community. >> megan, this is a main thoroughfare coming to southern california into las vegas. folks in las vegas going to southern california. let's check in with bryan callahan right now, on live drive. what are you seeing on your way down to the san bernardino county? >> traffic is not too bad -- not too much of an issue, trying to gather as much as we can while we're on the road, the forest service in the last 10 minutes provided an update on the fire.

10:30 this morning. two firefighters have suffered minor injuries in the fire. fire imminent threat to rail traffic, railroads in that area as well as homes. firefighters in the initial attack phase on this fire. they've already assigned 500 people to work this fire. right now they're saying their main concerns is the continued hot weather and the winds in this area. we can tell in this area that there are lots of gusty winds, as we've been heading down the road, as we're trying to make our way to this fire. as we've seen in the live pictures from abc7, it is burning in heavy brush, thick greenery that can burn for a long time there. firefighters are still in the initial attack phase. 500 firefighters already assigned to the fire, expect that number to be growing throughout the night as they continue to try to get a handle on this fire, keep it from spreading too much. it's already burned 5500 acres. we're going to continue heading down the road to monitor this

going to create. reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. >> thank you, brian. i want to talk about the traffic situation right now. because we are talking about a complete closure of the 15, in both directions. closed actually different spots. northbound at kenwood, southbound at ranchero. the closure is between the fire burning right now in the cajon pass and bar stow. the problem are talking about a closure, cars are going to be stuck on the freeway, and just about a year ago last july, we saw 64 cars completely burned because of the cajon fire pass. that was last july. again, just not just 64 cars, we have 7 homes burning, all because of a 7-square mile fire. just to give you a little bit of perspective. that's about 1,000 acres less than the fire we are already seeing burden of proofing right now.

people being stuck in traffic. we're talking about a serious danger. following our abc7, our station, sister station in l.a., we're already seeing the fire skipping the 15 in certain areas, this is very, very dangerous right now. if you can avoid the 15, i absolutely would, and we are seeing just about 100,000 people in town right now for the magic market fashion industry, a big show in town. lots of people coming in town, and leaving around this time. it is closing in on rh if you can avoid the 15, i absolutely would. a live look on the 15 in nevada, this is right near gene, not a lot of cars on the road. but everything is okay right in town right now. there's a live look in prince, things are okay. but, again, if you can avoid the 15 out in toward california, you absolutely want to. 3:38 now, switch gears, bryan, to you.

watching closely to see what we can get so far hasn't reached the valley. we know we have certainly a possibility of seeing that through tomorrow. and maybe another day or two before it all clears out. so as long as that fire is still going, and we have that strong south westerly flow, so far, it's been anywhere from 17 currently to 26 miles per hour as far as the gusts are concern. peak gusts to 30. that will help to bring it this way. here's what we're expecting for tonight. still th gusty conditions, more breezy than anything else, the southwesterly flow continues, air quality is relatively good across the valley.

. right now, metro is trying to figure out how a man's body was found at air force base and whose body that was. it is not clear who he was or how he ended up at that base?

leaving them in a burning home appeared in court for the first time. we're getting a better idea of why this brutal attack happened. hear a report from one of the suspects, details how police believe he and one of the victims were trafficking drugs. one had ties to a mexican drug cartel. they think the family was owed money. and when mario threatened possible pay back from friends in mexico, the attacked first. they were left found, beaten and stabbed. he and his daughter died from their injuries. the three men arrested are facing a long list of charges. we're on top of a major developing story out of louisiana at this hour. the governor says 40,000 homes have been impacted by the historic floods. the search for survivors

has been recovered from the floodwaters in baton rouge. 30,000 rescued, many packed in shelters with rivers rising. they're warning residents the danger isn't over yet. kristina, a neighbor survived hurricane katrina, and for them the devastation this time is even worse. >> it is nothing like this. people, a big area, but this is a whole town washed away overnight. >> the end of your life, end of your world, having to like that. we worked so hard for it. >> the rain has stopped. but the rising tides and rivers, streams, and bayous means the flooding continues. we're monitoring a wildfire burn anything -- burning in southern california. 5500 acres have burned in the wildfire. it is moving fast.

firefighters have been injured. interstate 15 in both directions is shut down in the cajon pass area. we're keeping an eye on this.

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and breaking right now, we are following the blue cut fire, it is growing rapidly. let's go ahead and take a look at live picture now, we see from our sister station in los we see all of that smoke. this fire began around 10:30, 11:00 this morning. it is now almost 4:00. it has grown 5500 acres have been burned at this point. it began at the base of cajon canyon, and spread rapidly, i-15 northbound and southbound, called the cajon pass. the heavy commute hour is approaching us quickly. people at the top of the hill are not going to be able to get

shut down. people from san bernardino county, to victorville, the southern portion of hesperia. look at that heavy smoke. see the black smoke right there, also the flames. going to wrap it up here, we'll have pictures for you from san bernardino county fire, and an evacuation update in just a moment. back to you, tricia. >> to your voice, your vote in the race to the white house. donald trump extreme vetting is getting criticized at this hour and scrutinized. the gop nominee is calling for tests for people entering the country. the proposal is under an attack by hillary clinton, democratic rival. >> donald trump's self-proclaimed extreme immigration plan. >> the time is overdue to develop a screening test for the

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battleground states of virginia and pennsylvania where polls have clinton leading by double-digits. >> president obama attended a democratic fundraiser. he said democrats should be running scared, or we're going to be making a grave mistake. abc news, washington. well, the piece of las vegas history is now gone. we brought you the implosion of the riviera live with crews the ground, and chopper 13 giving you the best look from above. these are amazing pictures. three structures were imploded. the monte carlo tower, everything went smoothly. after the buildings came down, it was the dust that filled the las vegas strip. this is the view from chopper 13. you can see the huge plume right there. our reporter was caught in the middle live on the air. >> the dust is taking over.

to it -- you might see a little bit of that sprinkling down. can you see me? it's definitely coming down now. toss it back over to you guys so i can move back. parker collins. >> those are dramatic pictures. parker did manage to find shelter. he is okay. just a little dusty. the video has gone viral.

??? breaking news happening right now. blue cut fire, we've we are looking at flames and smoke. i want to talk about some of the pictures tweeted out by san bernardino county fire. let's pop those up. interesting, because it shows just how the formulation of that is really -- the formation, the flames going up and down the hills. this is happening in the cajon pass, san bernardino national

that's going to wrap it up here. 5500 acres burning. we want to bring you up-to-date on the news out of centennial hills. one person taking into custody at a shopping center. it may have stemmed from a robbery. talking around durango and elkhorn and centennial hills. lesley marin hare the scene. you're looking at video. this is at the t.j. maxx. chopper 13 was there where shoppers were being evacuated. one person taken into custody. luckily, nobody was hurt. by the way, before we go, let's check in with bryan scofield. let's talk about the cut fire and the forecast. >> so far, good air quality, no haze in the valley. we'll be tracking it for tomorrow.

be -- here's what we have temperature-wise. the temperatures do legitimately cool down a little bit. at least to the low 100s by the weekend. >> that does it for our breaking news coverage this afternoon. live at 3:00 today. stay with us, judge judy's up next. we'll be back in 60 minutes. you can follow us online at ktnv.com for the latest.

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