plus... after months of outrage over the light sentence handed down to a stanford swimmer accused of sexaul assault...changes could be on the way to prevent this from happening again. but first.. republican presidential nominee donald trump talks about building a wall along the mexican border.. but will it actually improve security?

with mexican president enrique pena-nieto.. so how much would it cost? that is the big unknown.. but it certainly more than the billions the u-s already spends. todd walker breaks down the numbers. a hallmark of donald trump's campaign has been his promise to build a giant wall along the u-s, mexican border.. and to fix illegal immigration.. so let's look at what the u-s already does.. --vo-- there's already a 15 foot fence along 700 miles of the border.. we were ago.. it goes along the most highly trafficked areas.. it cost billions of dollars to build.. and homeland security gets billions of dollars every year for its border protection budget.. --gfx-- even though border patrol staffing has dropped by about a thousand since its peak in 2012.. --gfx-- its funding has increased almost every year.. for a total of 3.8 billion dollars in 2015.. --gfx-- and this is the biggest drop off.. the number of illegal immigrants apprehended at the

2000.. and for the most part has seen a steady decrease as funding has gone up. --on cam-- donald trump so far has not said how he plans to pay for his immigration plan.. which continues to change.. but if he does go forward with a wall.. the latest now on maine's governor paul lepage. many are calling on him to step down after allegations of racism and a voicemail filled with profanity that he left for legislature. sot lepage thurs black people come up the highway and they kill mainers (gfx4) natsot - voicemail voice of gov. i've spent my life helping black people and you little son-of-a-, socialist lepage briefely met with drew gattine today and apologized to him persoanlly as well as the people of maine...but says he is not resigning. governor lepage is a strong donald trump supporter. his daughter was recently hired to work for the republican

police in chappaqua, new york are investigating a stunning attack. the dean of a medical school was shot outside a deli.. only a short distance from the home of bill and hillary clinton. according to investigators.. 49 year old hengjun chao opened fire on dr. dennis charney and an innocent bystander with a shotgun. police believe it was an act of revenge because charney was chao's boss.. but fired the former assistant professor and researcher in 2010 for misconduct. new castle police chief charles ferry we found two victims the suspect was still on the scene and was taken into custody without incident. both victims are expected to recover. chao is being charged with two counts of attempted murder. troubled singer chris brown is out of jail after being arrested for assault with a deadly weapon. his lawyer tweeted out a statement saying thanks to everyone for their support and well wishes. he goes on to say the allegations against brown are false. it all started early yesterday

for help, claiming brown pointed a gun at her face, after she admired another man's jewelry. when officers got there the singer refused to come out until they had a warrant. :18 " he said back away from the diamonds... through the backyard." :29 (brown) "barricaded myself in my house?!... have you seen my house? i'm gonna barricade myself in a palace? i'm not coming out -- for what?" (butted with) (brown) "good luck. when you get the warrant. whatever you need to do, you can walk right up in here. you idiots." police did get a warrant, and brown was arrested last night. officers say he was cooperative, but they haven't confirmed if any weapons were found in his house. ((nat pop of the fire loud boom)) we've now learned the pilot of a plane that crashed into a

the crash happened around 6pm yesterday at the river's edge r-v park as the plane approached the nearby reno-tahoe international airport. the fire spread to surrounding r-vs and cars.. forcing authorities to evacuate the area. valorie smiley, river's edge resident: "and then all of a sudden he went straight down about 30-miles-an-hour, and he landed right in a tree, at the trailer park" no one else was injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. more than 1-thousand migrants were saved by the spanish navy off the coast crews sprang into action when they were alerted that 11 boats with migrants had left the libyan coast, as they flee the war-torn region. the spanish navy later disabled the boats so traffickers cannot use them again. developing political news out of south america.. where the brazilian senate voted 61 to 20 today to remove president dilma rousseff from office. rousseff was convited of manipulating brazil's budget to conceal the nation's mounting

unconscious woman. prosecutors had asked for six years in jail. the new bill would make prison time mandatory in cases like this. turner is scheduled to be released on friday after serving just three months in jail. nevada attorney general adam laxalt has appointed arlene rivera will help the attorney general's office assist victims of domestic violence.. sexual assault and human trafficking in nevada. rivera will also work on state-wide improvements to prevent those types of crimes.. and hold perpetrators more accountable. more help is on the way for homless veterans here in nevada. over 4-point-6-million dollars has been awarded to "the deparment of veteran affairs" to help low income veteran's

housing. the program is in it's fourth year and serves about 1-thousand veterans. google is getting in the ride-sharing business. find out how they're planning to go head- to-head against uber and lyft.. and when we could see the new service in the valley. plus... the tim tebow baseball experiment has begun. but does the former football star actually have what it takes to play in the majors. ((dan)) and.. don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play.

we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall street invested over a half-million dollars in congressman heck's campaigns, and heck supports their agenda -- privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington.

baseball. tebow worked out for several different teams yesterday at u-s-c's baseball stadium. it's been 12 years since tebow played baseball in high school.

football career...winning the heisman trophy while at the university of florda. "i'm looking for an opportunity and hopefully the right opportunity. someone that believes in you and believes in your talent and has a plan for you, has a plan to develop you and work with you and get you better and get you prepared." sports analysts say while tebow is in great shape... making a professional team looks like a long shot. now for a look at the an out of this world discovery is one for the record books and a 5-year-old's incredible act of generosity. but first.. a cat in amatrice, italy used at least one of its nine lives during last week's earthquake. the cat's owner begged firefighters to find her cat.. saying it was all she had left. as rescue workers were moving debris with bulldozers.. they spotted the cat.. pulled it from the rubble.. and gave it some badly needed

'joy.' a little boy in new jersey got a big thank you for an act of generosity... 5-year old william evertz jr. saved up his allowance and bought lunch last week for the officers of his local police department. the men and women of the winslow township police department were so moved by the little boy's gesture...that they hand delivered william...his very own squad car. they say they just wanted to thanking him for buying them lunch and being such a great a record breaking galaxy cluster has been discovered about 11.1 billion light years from earth. that's a new record for distance. galaxy clusters are the largest structures in the universe held together by gravity. this discovery pushes back the formation time of galaxy clusters by about 700 million years. you can check out all of the stories that are trending today.. just download our free 13

you can get the latest weather updates, breaking news alerts and more. anchors adlib and toss to dan thursday we see slight changes to the weather compared to the last few days. our highs will drop slightly in the afternoon, but we will remain above the normal. we see a few more clouds in the of rain or a storm in some areas of southern nevada. the best rain chances will be east of the valley with most of the rain staying in arizona. you will notice an afternoon breeze around with winds from the south-southwest around 15 mph. friday we will dry out again with even slighter rain chances

be from the south-southwest up to 20 mph. mostly sunny skies prevail by friday afternoon. into the weekend we have no rain chances and even cooler weather to go around. highs will drop into the mid 90s by sunday with sunny skies. winds pick up each afternoon to around 20 mph from the southwest. our high week with a slight increase in the temperatures later in the week. no rain chances for nevada after this week. for the next month.. the fountain at the miracle the normal. we see a few more clouds in the afternoon with a slight chance of rain or a storm in some

east of the valley with most of the rain staying in arizona. you will notice an afternoon breeze around with winds from the south-southwest around 15 mph. friday we will dry out again with even slighter rain chances around southern nevada. afternoon winds will be from the south-southwest up to 20 mph. friday afternoon. into the weekend we have no rain chances and even cooler

good reason. starting tomorrow.. they'll start collecting coins for "girls on the run." it's a physical activity-based youth development program for young girls to build confidence and be healthy. every coin thrown into the fountain and the indoor rainstorm will be donated to the non profit organization. time now for the latest consumer news from contact 13 uber has some new competition on the roads. sharing service in san francisco through its "waze" app. it links passengers with drivers heading in the same direction...costing as little as 54 cents per mile. no word on when the service will expand outside the bay area. the i-phone 7 comes out next month with one big change -- no headphone jack. so what to do with your plug-in headphones? use this gadget - the i-trip clip bluetooth audio adaptor. it lets you connect headphones

headphone jack. the adapter costs about 20 bucks. chipotle continues to offer more freebies to attract customers following a series of food scares. in june.. the fast-food chain offered a loyalty program allowing diners to earn free meals.. and on monday.. they announced students could get a free beverage if they buy a meal and show an id. chipotle is now offering free kids meals on sundays during september. in today's healthy living.. a diet worth checking out for the one diet that could be worth checking out. and... could your smartphone lead to a better life? we'll look at new research on how the internet and mobile apps are improving our health.

weights? treadmills? stair steppers. all equipment you might associate with efforts to lose weight. but what about? your smartphone? in a new study led by researchers at tufts university, it turns out that some internet and mobile apps designed to make us move more or eat better can actually improve behaviors linked to a healthy lifestyle. the researchers reviewed more than two hundred studies? finding in most cases that people who used mobile or internet health technology tended to exercise more, veggies? and even cut back on had a positive effect . and while many of the approaches were high tech? it didn't take a computer scientist to benefit. some of the interventions were as simple as answering a text message or checking a phone's pedometer? while others connected users to their doctors so they could keep those good habits going even after the study ended. so while you may still choose to go to great lengths to get in better shape? remember, the key to a healthier lifestyle

with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. report presented before the european society of cardiology.. people with a history of cardiovascular disease who stuck with the diet had a 37-percent lower risk of death than those who didn't. the mediterranean diet is heavy on fish.. fruit and vegetables. earlier studies have also shown the mediterranean diet reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke. still ahead...a final look at and.. before we head to break.. a look at tonight's abc primetime lineup. at 8 -- back-to-back episodes of the goldberg's at 9 -- modern family at 9:30 -- black-ish at 10 -- modern family at 10:30 -- the middle at 11 -- 13 action news take a look at this view from chopper 13. .bringing you breaking news fast and first. we'll be right back.

i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women ncer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients,

december last year. 14 americans are killed in a mass shooting inspired by isis. in the aftermath, congressman joe heck had the chance to ban suspected terrorists from buying guns. heck voted "no." 23 times. individuals on the fbi terror watch list have purchased firearms over 2,000 times. it's not just that joe heck does nothing to stop them. it's that he's voted to let them keep doing it.... 23 times. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. homeowners in southern highlands filed a lawsuit saying construction is damaging

learning the company hired to conduct those blasts told homeowners their houses would be safe. they say their process follows state and county laws. one of the men charged with killing a teenage boy over an i-pad has been found guilty of first degree murder. michael solid grabbed the ipad of 15-year old marco arenas.. who then apparently tried to get it back. solid now faces the possibility of life in prison without parole. coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5... tonight... son's safety displaying a strong message to her entire neighborhood. but it's what this mom says led to the display that will leave you speechless. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. a rare blood disease hits close to home and a little boy needs your help to fight through it! to the weather compared to the last few days. our highs will drop slightly in the afternoon, but we will remain above the normal. we see a few more clouds in the

of rain or a storm in some you will notice an afternoon with even slighter rain chances around southern nevada. friday afternoon. into the weekend we have no the temperatures later in the we'll be back in 60 minutes for 13 action news live at 5. but don't forget. we are always on at

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