good evening -- and thanks for joining us. i'm christopher king. a van -- plows into a house -- near stewart and lamb this afternoon. 13 action news reporter -- gina lazara is live on the scene. gina -- what's happening out there? first i want you to check out this damage christopher. this was once a glass window with the couch right up against it. now look at this mess now of what this scene looked like an hour ago when the van was still inside the home. i talked to the owner of the van. she was actually riding in the passenger seat when the crash happened. she says she let her friend drive her van since they were headed to a store in an area she is not familiar with. the van owner says they were having a conversation when all of a sudden -- her friend -- the driver -- just stopped talking. he drove straight through a stop sign..... up onto the curb...

he says he blacked out but does not know why. back out here live -- i did have a small conversation with the home owners and they told me they sit on the couch that backs up to this wall all the time. as a matter of fact - they were sitting on the couch 10 minutes before the crash. no one was injured. reporting live gina lazara 13 action news right now -- a live look at the 15 out -- near primm. if you're heading to california traffic seems to be moving very slowly at the moment. earlier -- it was at a standstill -- taking drivers as many as 2-hours -- to get to primm. right now -- a live look outside across the valley. clouds are rolling in -- and the temperatures dropping. is more rain on the way? let's check in with 13 first alert meteorolgist karla huelga. could this be? relief from the dog days of summer? karla. chances for rain are looking rather bleak for tonight. we are very dry at the surface

winds from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursda expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on friday. the system may send enough moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way out. a man is dead after he's thrown

police say -- the 39-year-old was riding around the jean dry-lake bed -- when his vehicle went airborne. he died at the scene this is the second deadly crash there in the past month. another man -- carlos guzman died in a similar incident -- on july 22nd. right now -- a motor ridr this crash. it happened just before 1:30 this morning -- at the intersection of silverado ranch and gilespie. police say -- the motorcyclist was speeding -- and ran through a red light -- t-boning a car. the driver of the car suffered minor injuries. customers are wary -- after horrified screams -- echo through a department store 13 action news reporter -- david schuman is live -- at "ross dress for less" near charleston and fort apache. david -- what are they saying there? if you were trying on shoes in

woman screaming. we caught the chilling shrieks with some cell phone video. scream nats run :04 alondra saavedra stepped on an exposed pin -- very sharp -- and it went through her sandal into her foot. it was part of one of those heavy-duty plastic fasteners that's removed from the item when you purchase it. paramedics were called to remove the pin. she was ok and her concerns inside the store. on shoes. you're barefoot in that area and if i wasn't wearing a sandal it could've gone all the way in." we reached out to ross for comment and haven't heard back. reporting live..david schuman..13 action news. a grisly mass-murder in alabama. five people -- including a woman pregnant -- killed. police say -- 27-year-old derrick dearman -- attacked

home in citronelle. then -- they say -- he kidnapped his ex-girlfriend -- and a three-month-old baby from the home -- and drove across the state line to mississippi. that's were -- they say -- dearman turned himself in to authorities. police say -- he knew at least one of the victims. dearman now faces six counts of capital murder -- for the deaths of the five adults -- and an unborn child. in jacksonville, florida -- a desperate search for a man -- who kidnapped a pizza delivery driver at police say -- he ordered pizza -- to an abandoned home -- then forced the driver -- into the trunk of her own car. she pulled the escape lever -- jumping from the car -- while it was she pulled the escape head wound -- but is expected to be okay. it's your voice -- your vote in the race for the white house. is donald trump showing a new side of his campaign? or is this just more of the same? the republican nominee -- unveiling a new appeal to minority voters. abc's mary bruce has the latest

as far as the trump campaign says - this has been the best week ever? (saturday, virginia) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "i want a totally inclusive country, and i want an inclusive party." trump working on his pitch to minority voters this weekend. (saturday, virginia) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "outreach to the african-american community is in an area where the republican party must do better." but despite that admission? and a meeting with his new hispi advisory board? the week has not been entirely smooth for the campaign. nats - from protests? to outrage over this comment? sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "what do you have to lose? you're living in poverty, your schools are no good, you have no jobs?" (abc this week) sot - kellyanne conway / trump campaign manager gs - "many in the african american community saw that as insulting because they say most african americans don't live in poverty and that mr. trump was making those comments in communities that are more

i'm white. i was very moved by his comment. in other words, he is trying to tell americans that we can do better." kellyanne conway - trump's new campaign manager - hitting the sunday talk shows - after a staffing shakeup? which included the resignation of campaign chairman - paul manafort over his ties to pro-russian ukrainian leaders. that's something the clinton campaign is pouncing on? sot - robby mook / clinton campaign manager "paul manafort has been pushed out, but that doesn't mean that the russians have been pushed out of this campaign. the h been at work in this campaign for some time. it's clear that they are supporting donald trump." clinton -- will be making their way to nevada this week. trump will be in town on friday. he'll be holding a rally at -- over at the south point. doors open at 11 in the morning. if you're interested in attending -- you need to register on his website. trump -- will then head to lake tahoe -- for a nevada gop fundraiser. tickets cost between 2-hundred

and hillary clinton -- is making a campaign stop in reno -- on thursday. no word yet -- on where she'll be speaking. butclinton will be discussing -- her plans to create jobs -- and improve the economy. her running mate -- tim kaine will be in the valley tomorrow. he'll speak at a union convention -- over at the mirage -- before heading over to the plumbers -- and pipefitters training center for a rally. doors open to the public at 9 a.m. local bikers turn out in force -- to help make a valley man's dream of riding a motorcylce -- come true. sal has st he's always wanted to ride a motorcyle -- but is now too weak to ride on his own. a friend -- reaching out to the local biker community -- asking if they could give him a ride around the block. they did one better than that -- taking sal -- and his daughter on a ride -- up to the mount charleston lodge -- for breakfast. rob borden 09:28:56:18 "when somebody needs help and reaches out, the biker community as you can see, the biker community shows up." they even gave sal his very own leather vest -- with his name

officers in chicago. (nats - gunfire) why they were forced to open fire -- on a teenager at a traffic stop. and -- embattled swimmer -- ryan lochte -- is breaking his silence. what he -- and his fellow swimmers are now saying -- about the bizarre robbery scandal in rio. and remember -- chopper 13 -- bringing you breaking news fast -- and first. stay with us. take a look at this --

david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them.

the officer in the car says -- he heard a pop --just before the vehicle burst into flames. firefighters quickly put out the flames. the officer was not hu a chicago teenager is injured -- after gunfire breaks out -- during a traffic stop. (nats - gunfire) cell phone video -- captures part of the chaos. the 15-year-old takes off in an a black s-u-v. police chase after him. witnesses say -- they saw as-u-v -- pulled over on the street. officers -- approaching with their guns drawn. (omar al-marmari/ witness) "i saw the driver raise his hand. then he just kept moving. he ran away. (reporter) "he took off." "yeah." (nats - gunfire) "pop! pop! pop! pop!" police say -- the 15-year-old

tried to run over one of the officers. his injuries are not life threatening. police were eventually able to track down -- and arrest three other suspects who were with him. a texas a-and-m student is dead -- from what could be a drug overdose at a frat house. police -- finding the 19-year- old -- unresponsive at the sigma-nu house. four other people were arrested -- for possession of marijuana -- and possession of a the fraternity says -- its thoughts and prayers == are with the victim's family and loved ones -- and is cooperating with investigators. players arrested - v five notre dame football players -- arrested on marijuana charges -- could get tossed out of school. police --pulling over the players for speeding on friday. they include cornerback ashton white -- senior safety max redfield -- wide receiver kevin stepherson -- running back dexter williams -- and cornerback te'von coney. officials say a trooper smelled marijuana in their car. sgt. tony slocum, indiana state

traffic stop and walking up to the vehicle to speak with the driver he smelled odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. all five players -- now facing marijuana-possession charges. a fast-moving wildfire in central california -- threatens hundreds of homes -- and forces a historic site to shut down. the fire -- scorching 24- thousand acres. it's burning just a few miles -- from the the historic hearst castle -- in san simeon. that's about halfway between los angeles and san francisco. issued. more evacuation orders -- being lifted in southern california -- as crews get the upper hand -- on a massive wildfire. flames and smoke -- destroying at least 105 homes. firefighters -- containing about 83 percent of the blaze. no word on how this fire started. now -- to the extreme weather -- tearing through parts of the country. tornadoes -- slamming ohio and michigan. in parts of texas -- fast --

and it's not over yet. abc's rob marciano has the latest. overnight flash flooding in san antonio texas? torrential downpours dumping at least 9 inches of rain in just four hours? part of the same system that spawned several tornadoes in the midwest? nats- tornado on the ground! at least six reported twisters across the region nats- it's getting big! in the tornadoes wake: this trail of destruction in michigan: where trucks were flipped over like toys?rooftops ripped off structures?and trees uprooted and snapped like twigs? nats- sirens tornado sirens blaring in ohio wpeople ? sot-shelly hartmann-i saw the clouds and all the debris and and i'm like: this ain't good.//we came out side to this (shows damage to womans business) nats chainsaw crews across both states working around-the-clock- clearing up debris miraculously no deaths or injuries were reported but some returned home to find nothing left? sot- i got a phone call, was told how much damage there was and was kind of prepared for it til i got home and nothing prepares you for this. wx chat chances for rain are looking rather bleak for tonight.

surface which means we probably won't see more that clouds and breezy winds from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for to isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow with highs in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west

friday. expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in the low 100s on thursday then upper 90s on friday. the system may send enough moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air on its way from showers south and east of the area. low pressure to our south will keep chances for scattered showers in the forecast for tomorrow and isolated showers on tuesday. expect cloudy skies tomorrow

in the mid and upper 90s, then partly cloudy on tuesday with highs in the upper 90s. things looks drier by wednesday as we will be between systems and will see sunny skies and highs in the low 100s. another system will start to push in from the west on thursday and will bring breezy winds thursday and friday. expect partly cloudy skies both days with highs in upper 90s on friday. the system may send enough moisture our way to give us a token chance for rain. by saturday it'll push east, but high temps will remain in the mid and upper 90s for next weekend as the system drags in milder air

-- now apologizing for that boozy -- and he's admitting -- he exagerrated his now infamous story -- about being robbed at a gas station. abc's matt gutman has the latest -- on this bizarre saga. sot - lochte 1:20 i am sorry... overnight? ryan lochte apologizing on camera for the

with brazilian televesion 1:30 (nats, portuguese-- immituridad) ?my immituraity full english caused this ruckus the 12-time gold medalist offering a long list of apologies: :58 it was my fault :52 brazil doesn't deserve that. lochte is now taking full responsbility for the events that led to the confrontation seen in the now infamous gas morning, speaking to nbc, lochte described a chilling robbery nbc/lochte: ...he cocked it. which authorities quickly called a lie? - and after a week of silence, and the release of that video? bentz and conger issuing public apologies, and openly contradicting parts of lochte's story. nbc/lochte: they pulled us over... [gfx#1] bentz writing "?we foolishly relieved ourselves on the backside of the building behind some bushes." - conger confirming that lochte "removed

gas station employees." for the rapid escalation that night, bentz-the youngest member of the group-pinning the blame squarely on lochte, writing: "?ryan stood up and began to yell at the guards. after jack and i both tugged at him in an attempt to get him to sit back down?" fernando deluz, a good samaritan, using his limited english to translate, and calm the tensions? when we caught up with del saturday, he told me the swimmers were offering cash to keep police out of the please. no police.' gutman sot: they were saying, 'no police, no police.' in police documents obtained by abc news, deluz testified it was bentz offering the money, asking him to explain "they

a special back-to-school drive --today -- for parents of autistic back-to-school fairs often feature lots of music -- large crowds -- and plenty of family fun. that can be overwhelming for autistic children. so --the peoples autism foundation -- held a special low-key event -- just for them -- providing students with all supplies they'll need for the upcoming school year. organizers say -- they'll donate anything left over -- to schools in lower-income

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 news fast -- and first. chances for rain are looking rather bleak for tonight. we are very dry a a month after 9/11, i got a call from david and he told me he was going into the national guard. he was sent to iraq to be a gunner on a humvee. a car pulled up in the driveway and three soldiers got out, and the sound of their boots as they came up those stairs will,

it's a fate that i would not wish on anybody, not anybody. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. ...wife, she was standing there, she had nothing to say, she probably... i would like to tell donald trump what it feels like, the sense of emptiness, that only losing a child can bring. those people should be honored and treated with kindness for the rest of their life,

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welcome to "world news tonight." olympic swimmer ryan lochte changing his story. admitting he was drunk when he said he was robbed at gunpoint in rio. >> i was still intoxicated. >> tonight, lochte's public apology. admitting he overexaggerated his story. but says he still wasn't lying. politics of race. donald trump's new mission -- reaching out to minority voters. so w african-americans calling his outreach offensive? path of destruction. >> tornado on the ground! >> tornadoes tearing across parts of the midwest. damaging homes, flipping cars. new flash floods leaving neighborhoods under water. wedding massacre. new developments in that deadly terror attack overseas. the suicide bomber, as young as 12 years old. and, race against time. the frantic search for a toddler, trapped under a boat