a man.. found dead.. in his henderson home. breaking right now. henderson police are investigating a deadly crash -- near warm springs and eastgate. this is a live look at the scene. police tell 13 action news -- a vehicle and a moped -- slam into each other -- around 9 this evening.. the moped driver died. right now-- warm springs at boulder highway -- and warm springs -- at eastgate are closed. on the other side of the valley. crews are still trying to clear a tipped semin cheyenne. this has been there about four hours now. it looks like the right lanes of cheyenne are complete blocked now. a man is dead -- gunned down by his roommate. and now -- a henderson neighborhood -- is on edge. david schuman -- talks to the homeowner -- about this girsly ending. it's a story you'll only see -- on 13 action news. pkg the woman who owns that home back there says the fight between two men that left one

rent. michael lanunziata is charged with open murder, taken in by henderson officers shortly after they were called here saturday morning for reports of gunshots. the homeowner says lanunziata was visiting from colorado and had been staying in the house for a couple weeks. he's friends with the homeowners daughter, who lives in the house more permanently. simultaneously to lanunziata being a houseguest..the homeowner says her daughter had been seeing a guy and he was also staying over last night. saturday morning, that man told lanunziata he should be paying from there. the homeowner says lanunziata shot the other man 4 times. when police arrived, they arrested lanunziata quickly and without incident. in henderson david schuman 13 action news. a young man is shot and killed overnight. whoever pulled the trigger -- is on the loose. it happened just before 1 this morning -- near commerce and carey in north las vegas. police -- finding the 19-year- old victim -- on the ground -- shot several times. investigators don't believe

metro police -- releasing pictures of this man -- hoping you recognize him. detectives say -- this guy robbed a business on tropicana -- earlier this month. they say -- he stormed in -- demanded money and ran away. take a close look -- you can see he's wearing a distinctive unlv hat. if you know who he is -- call metro. we've had thunder-bolts -- and lightning. very -- very frightening. but that was last night. tonight -- the weather is singing a different tune. karla huelga -- is here to tell us -- if we'll be whistling a happy tune -- over her forecast. ad-lib chances for rain tonight are slight and look like they may stay in the mountains. the system that brought us an active last couple of days will push east tonight, which means average temperatures by monday. expect a high of 100 tomorrow with mainly sunny skies, then 103 on monday with sunny skies. raiders fans are waiting on pins and needles.

but that isn't stopping raiders fans -- here in las vegas -- from cheering on their favorite team. this is the newly re-named -- las vegas raider nation cantina -- on boulder highway -- near twain. officials at the party say -- this is proof -- las vegas deserves the stadium. andy abboud, las vegas sands corporation 165853 andy abboud "this is a once-in- a-lifetime opportunity to be clear. if we don't approve this stadium this fall well probably

an n-f-l star -- suddenly at the center of a national debate. before a big game -- san francisco 49er's quarterback -- colin kaepernick -- refusing to stand for the national anthem . abc's -- ron claiborne -- on why the star player -- says he's staying on the bench. script: it happened right before the 49ers pre-season game against green bay friday night. san francisco 49ersua colin kapaernick refusing to stand as the national anthem was played ... kapaernick explaining later: "i am not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black other way. " in a clear reference to police shootings of african americans, he added: "there are bodies in the street and people getting paid leave and getting away with murder." nba stars lebron james, dwayne wade and carmelo anthony at this year's

spoken out recently on these events. but kapaernick's actions carry powerful symbolism ... and are provoking strong reactions. mos-tbd twenty years ago, nba player mahmoud abdul-rauf was suspended for one game for refusing to stand for the national anthem. tonight, the nfl said in a statement "players are encouraged but not required to stand during the playing of the national anthem." tag kapaernick - who is biracial -- star -- dwyane wade his cousin -- a mother of four -- nykea aldridge -- gunned down friday afternoon --while pushing her baby in a stroller. wade -- sharing his grief on twitter --tweeting -- "another act of senseless gun violence. the city of chicago is hurting". chicago's murder rate is up -- a staggering 48-percent this year. sot - pastor jolinda wade / victim's aunt "i believe it's

register her kids in school and bullets that fly around that have no name decided to find its way to her head." police say detectives are working "aggressively" to find nykea's killer. most crimes don't make any sense. but this one -- is just unfathomable. police arrest a man -- accused of stabbing two mississippi nuns -- to death. rodney sanders -- now charged with murder. sister margaret held -- and sister paula merril -- were found -- murdered inside their home on thur practitioners -- served the poor -- for more than 30 years. investigators say -- the nun's' home was broken into. police -- finding their missing car a mile away. new help for parents -- angry over the high price -- of a life-saving drug. a pharmaceutical company is working on a generic alternative to the epi-pen. they expect to have the cheaper version -- ready to go by next year. epi-pen prices are outrageously high. parents are paying 600-dollars

dollars -- back in 2009. to italy -- where the country is still in mourning. today -- political leaders -- and the families of the victims -- remembering the hundreds killed -- in wednesday's devastating earthquake. the disaster took the lives of at least 290 people. thousands of survivors -- now living in camps. their homes -- flattened. many towns -- unrecognizable. bangladeshi police kill one of the "suspected masterminds" -- of the july terror attack in dhaka tamim chwd dead -- along with two others -- after an hourlong battle. the two other extremists -- killed -- have not been identified. officials say -- they're still looking for another terrorist. now -- to your voice -- your vote -- and the race for the white house. hillary clinton -- today -- getting her first national security briefing -- as the democratic nominee for president. but that comes as questions mount tonight -- over her family's clinton foundation an abc news exclusive -- devin

for big favors -- while she was secretary of state. script: hillary clinton entering an fbi office in new york today? no aides by her side... for her first national security briefing as a presidential candidate? a top secret sit down that lasted more than two hours? the meeting? comes as clinton now faces new questions about the clinton foundation? and whether top donors received special treatment while she was secretary of state. abc news has obtained these emails between then-top foundation official doug band and clinton's inner circle? do lawsuit by the conservative group citizens united? in one exchange? a request from the foundation for invitations to a state lunch with the chinese president. on the list: executives from 3 groups that donated millions to the foundation that foundation official also requesting that one of the guests be seated at vice president biden's table.... clinton top aide huma abedin replying: "i'll ask." in another exchange? abedin is

the ambassador to malta on behalf of a "great friend" and "big supporter" of the clinton foundation? that big supporter donating more than a million dollars. abedin passes on the message? also writing "no need for action." donald trump has been pouncing sot/donald trump trump today it's hard to tell where the clinton foundation ends and where the state department begins." both the clinton foundation and the state department deny donors got any special favors or influence -- sot/hrc morning joe my work as department defended contact with the clinton foundation over those guest lists, telling donald trump's new campaign ceo-- steve bannon -- is fighting claims -- he made anti-semitic remarks -- about his daughters' school. his ex-wife -- allegedly saying in court papers -- bannon didn't want his twin daughters -- going to school -- with jewish students. she reportedly made the claim -- in a battle over child support. that was devin dwyer reporting. the first public school in las vegas -- just got a 12-and-a-half million dollar

will now serve as an office and meeting space. senator harry reid -- attended the unveiling. now here's some history for you. westside first -- opened in 1923 -- with only four classrooms -- as a branch of the las vegas grammar school . it closed in the 60's. the city and other agencies are funding the upgrade. a new scam is targeting drivers -- across the country. but now --the culprits are caught on camera. that's right -- tow truck drivers! what to watch out victim. plus -- terrifying moments on a southwest flight. passengers fear for their lives -- when the plane loses an engine. remember -- chopper 13 -- brings you breaking news fast-- and first.

the scam -- now caught on camera. look at this photo. the no-parking sign -- is on the ground. moments later -- it's back up. the car -- getting ow truck drivers -- wait for drivers to pull up -- using a spotter to alert them -- when someone parks in a specific spot you can avoid being their next victim -- by watching for three things. first -- keep an eye out for hard-to- see no parking signs. second -- look out any unmarked tow trucks -- waiting nearby. and finally -- look at the other cars. if they have parking permits --you're may on private property. terrified passengers -- on a southwest flight -- from new

plane -- shortly after takeoff... the packed passenger-jet -- coming in for an emergency landing. abc's -- adrienne bankert reports -- the investigation is just getting started. script: tonight -- an in-air emergency. this southwest jet losing one of its engines. the pilot breathing heavily source: liveatc.net "engine failure, number 1 engine, we're descending." this image .. showing the jet engine ripped apart .. is what the 99 passengers on board saw as they lookeo their windows sot stephanie miller / passenger . we heard a loud boom at about 10 thousand feet. sounded like a 18 wheeler tire blowing and we started smelling smoke. oxygen masks deploying... that's passenger stephanie miller and her husband michael putting theirs on. sot stephanie miller / passenger the children were screaming and crying flight data shows the plane above 30 thousand feet quickly descending over 20 thousand feet in just 8 minutes sot stephanie miller / passenger our ears started popping because we went down pretty

safely in pensacola -- only about 30 minutes after taking off. sot col. stephen ganyard, usmc (ret. the point here is this was not just any engine failure. this was an explosive event. this is very,very rare and it's very dangerous. engine threw metal into cabin. someone could have been killed. tag: southwest telling us tonight the"re cooperating with passengers say they are thankful for the pilot who kept them alive. the zika virus -- is here in our state. northern nevada health officials -- confirming zika in a pregnant woman -- who traveled abroad. it's the fourth confirmed case in washoe county. they're not sure where the woman traveled. but they say -- you have to take extra caution -- if you're heading to places where there

a major highway in florida. officials say -- a water-main break -- opened up the sinkholes on florida's turnpike -- in miami gardens. the craters -- popping up -- just a few feet from each other. in honolulu -- a landslide is slowly taking over homes -- threatening to send them over a cliff. (eugene garrett, concerned resident) "there's three homes up there, one of the homes has a young couple with two young comes sweeping down here and sooner or later i was told that collapse on these houses." locals blame a deteriorating sewer line. the city -- repairing it a few years ago. but a later inspection -- finding blockages and cracks. the city denies any wrong doing. experts are now examining the cause of the erosion. a flash-flood -- shuts down cottonwood-cove road -- as crews try to fix the damage. yesterday's storms -- dumping more than an inch of rain -- washing the street. cottonwood cove -- is just north of lake mohave.

re- opened -- sometime tomorrow. crews are finally gaining the upper-hand -- on a massive fire -- burning just outside bakersfield. the so-called cedar fire -- igniting a week and a half ago -- scorching nearly 30-thousand acres -- destroying 6 homes. officials -- lifting evacuation orders for some residents -- letting them back into their communities -- to survey the damage. firefighters say -- it could be another month -- before tput ou. heavy rain -- causing flash- several inches -- falling in just a couple hours. some areas -- swamped under nearly 2-feet of water. emergency crews -- scrambling to rescue more than a dozen people from their cars. the storms -- knocking down power lines -- leaving more than 15- thousand people without power. ad-lib chances for rain tonight are slight and look like they may stay in the mountains. the system that brought us an active last couple of days will push east tonight, which means

high pressure will start to take over the forecast tomorrow and that will lead to above average temperatures by monday. expect a high of 100 tomorrow with mainly sunny skies, then 103 on monday with sunny skies. temps will continue to climb with a high of 105 tuesday. on wednesday the winds will start to pick up ahead of our next pacific system. we'll be breezy wednesday afternoon with a high of 104, then windy on thursday as the system passes mainly to our north and drags in milder air. afternoon highs will top out at 100 friday. on saturday the winds will again pick up to breezy ahead of another system that may bring chances for rain back into the forecast on sunday. push east tonight, which means we'll dry out for sunday. high pressure will start to take over the forecast tomorrow and that will lead to above average temperatures by monday. expect a high of 100 tomorrow with mainly sunny skies, then

with a high of 105 tuesday. on wednesday the winds will start to pick up ahead of our next pacific system. we'll be breezy wednesday afternoon with a high of 104, then windy on thursday as the system passes mainly to our north and drags in milder air. afternoon highs will top out at 100 on thursday and 99 on friday. on saturday the winds will again pick up to breezy ahead of another system that may bring chances for rain back into the forecast on sunday. power lines -- leaving more than 15- thousand people without power. average temperatures by monday. expect a high of 100 tomorrow with mainly sunny skies, then 103 on monday with sunny skies. temps will continue to climb with a high of 105 tuesday. on wednesday the winds will start to pick up ahead of our next pacific system. we'll be breezy wednesday afternoon with a high of 104, the storms -- knocking down

than 15- thousand people without power. average temperatures by monday. expect a high of 100 tomorrow with mainly sunny skies, then 103 on monday with sunny skies. temps will continue to climb with a high of 105 tuesday. on wednesday the winds will start to pick up ahead of our next pacific system. we'll be breezy wednesday afternoon with a high of 104, then windy on thursday as the system passes mainly to our north and drags in milder air. afternoon highs will top out at friday. on saturday the winds will again pick up to breezy ahead of another system that may bring chances for rain back into the forecast on sunday. the new school year starts on

to get ready at a back-to-school event -- in downtown summerlin. one-stop parents -- looking to get everything -- from info on bus routes -- to vaccines for their kids. and this year -- clark county schools -- are getting creative with their food service 213507 kids complain about food all the time because it has to be so healthy with federal guidlelines.213510 parents and students -- taking a survey. the school district -- hoping to find that perfect balance. for more back-to-school events around the valley -- head to ktnv .com your child will do better in school if their teacher is good looking. that's according to a new study. researchers at unlv --

they found -- students remember more of the lectures -- delivered by professors -- they find attractive. the lead author of the study says -- it all boils down to mother nature. it sounds like a horror-story plot. children -- living in a sewer system. this is no blockbusters. what officials find --14-feet underground.

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and stole the entire cash register -- making off with 3-thousand dollars. the sign reads in part -- "if the money you stole -- was to better you and your family's living -- then i forgive you." the owner -- even saying -- if the thieves admitted to the crime -- he would offer them a job. heart-breaking utility workers in federal way, washington say -- kids are living in the sewer system. prying off an 80-pound man-hole cover -- workers are shocked by what they find -- 14-feet down. clothes -- toys -- food -- and a bed -- made out of plywood. two boys -- about 13-years-old -- admitted to living in the hole. melissa /last name not available, neighbor): "i can't even imagine anyone sleeping or living in a manhole and not being aware that was happening." the items found in the hole

since. now --to perhaps the worst kept secret -- in san jose, california. at least a dozen police officers -- are living in r-v's -- right outside their headquarters. the department is extremely short staffed many officers -- working 17-hour days. they have fight thorugh horrendous traffic -- and commutes from as far away as reno. these officers can't afford to drive home every day. next week -- the city will vote declare a state of emergency they need at least a-hundred more police officers. police -- taken on a wild -- high- speed chase. and it's all caught on camera. this is only the beginning. what the driver does next -- is even more shocking. a major crackdown -- on the streets of los angeles. the dangerous drug -- sending dozens to the emergency room. (police officer) "you were

the car." a wisconsin woman leads cops -- on a high-speed chase. she drives so recklessly -- so fast -- cops say -- they had a hard time keeping up. (police officer) "speeds over 110... still can't catch her." (police officer) "she just brake checked me." officers -- eventually catching up with the woman -- outside her home -- where she threatened to kill police they say she managed to punch a cop in the head -- before being arreste explained the charges -- she said -- "i should have punched you harder." in los angeles -- police are cracking down -- on the people who make and sell the synthetic marijuana -- called spice. they say -- the drug is becoming a public health crisis. 38 people had to be treated -- in just the past week -- including 14 in just one day. (mitch englander, los angeles city council) "they become catatonic or they're foaming of the mouth and they're walking around and it looks like they're going to die."

hospitalized in austin, texas -- after suffering bad reactions. officers -- arresting 3 people -- for the bad batch of drugs. karla has another look at your work-week forecast. but right now -- here's a live look outside in the valley. you're watching 13 action news -- where you ask -- and we investigate. ad-lib that's 13 action news -- live

good night -- and have a great week.