winds.... headed our way... karla? these winds we have been seeing will stick around as we move forward into saturday and sunday. 30 to 35 mph gusts will be common both days with sustained winds between 15 and 25 mph. the strongest winds should occur early sunday into the afternoon. these winds will be accompanied with high temperatures in the upper 90s tomorrow and mid 90s by sunday with mainly sunny skies. now... here's a look at the other top local stories.... we're following. here's a look at the other top local stories.... we're following. parker 18:58:14-18:58:38 i'm parker collins in north las vegas the damage left over after this church's fire is the first thing you see when you walk up to the front door and straight through. take vo at 18:58:29

this on purpose but the pastor tells me this church isn't canceling any activities because of this fire. marti i'm marti glaser here at the intersection of west jones ans south pyle where that video intersection of west jones ans south pyle where that video was released yesterday of that mother being arrested by a ccsd police officer according to this police reportjust released it gives a full account of what t happened and what lead to that mother being arrested. lesley i'm lesley marin from durango and patri here at american preparatory academy where parents are picking up the children and causing a traffic they are backing up all the way to durango in front of oncoming traffic now school officials say the issue was caused by an increased number in attendance but they're asking parents not to show up until 15 minutes before school is let out they're hoping that can alleviate the problem we continue to follow the latest developments with tropical storm

carolinas after smashing into florida and whipping through georgia. and it is there in the storm's path where we find abc's lana zak in charleston, south carolina. hermine is moving fast across the southern us. nats half a million americans are already without power as tropical storm hermine roars through georgia and on to the carolinas- nats early this morning, hermine made landfall as a hurricane in florida-the first in more than a decade- [from gma zee] nats we got to move it! oh!! it ripped through houses along the panhandle- [herminefloodingfl] nats sot reyna (covered by above video) -"it's about time to get to higher ground." and left a swath of destruction- :27 - :37 sot - rick scott - florida governor there's a lot of debris, stay off roads till they're clear, a lot of downed power lines, expect significant flooding along coastal and inland areas. the latest projections hitting much of the eastern seaboard, the threat reaching all the way north to rhode island. governors from georgia, to new york, to virigina declared a state of emergency.

are cautioning everyone, we are no operating under and we have been informed we are having life threatening storm surge possibility that will cause major disruption. and while some embraced the massive waves nats surfing behind car for others, it is a disaster--entire towns under water. [good place for cool underwater to surface video] and still hermine rages on. tag: the winds are starting pick up here we're told to expect windgusts of up to 55 mpg. and there is even a tornado watch in effect - but what south carolina. lana zak, newsone. water. reporting from charleston, south carolina. lana zak, newsone. developing now... the idea of a new stadium is on the fast track... and plans may lead..... right into a special session. but.... just how soon? 13 action news..... political analyst jon ralston has more..... on the potential timeline. ----special new meeting called for next thursday. is there movement on the money debate? it does not

be putting out word a special session is nigh. ----but i chatted with steve hill, the committee boss, and he tells me he does not plan to call for a vote next week. so the social media traffic about a september 12 special session seems premature. ---a more likely scenario is a vote on a plan the following week -- september 15 and then the governor has a decision to make on whet session before the election. he will be under immense pressure from a major donor to do so. by thew way, i asked today if sandoval, who took 300 thousand dollars last cycle from the adelsons, has taken any this year. the answer: no. turning now to the race for the

email controversy tonight while donald trump is on the attack again following his fiery immigration speech. trump today met with 14 african american business... civic... and religious leaders in hopes

meanwhile... his fight with the mexican president over who will pay for the wall rolls on. trump tweeting "mexico will pay for the wall" while president pena nieto responded "i will repeat what i told you personally, mr trump... mexico would never pay for a wall." clinton is pouncing, already releasing a new ad. trump: "we did discuss the wall, we didn't discuss payment of the wall" pena nieto: "i was very clear and emphatic that mexico won't pay for the wall" the fbi has now released a summary of clinton's interviews with investigators which reveals clinton had over a dozen mobile devices with access to her emails during her time as secretary of state. the state department is not commenting on the release saying it would be inappropriate because they don't have full insight into the investigation. after just -3- months behind bars... brock turner is a free man. his release..... after being convicted of sexual assault.... sparking more outrage! what's being done.....

in tonights financial focus... major changes coming to walmart...and it's not all good. how it will affect your shopping experience. and remember... chopper 13 keeps you on top of breaking news.... fast and first... and... only on 13 action news. we'll be.... right back. i'm deborah norville. coming up on "inside editi

the week.... on a good session. the dow was up -73- today.... nasdaq up 23... and... the s and p -5- hundred... up -9- the big local gaming stocks were mixed. caesars gave back a little more than a percent.... today. las vegas sands was up.... slightly. red rock resorts lost 2 wal-mart says.... it's cutting about -7- thousand 'back office' store jobs..... as it tries to centralize its invoice and accounting departments. the cuts will be made..... in all stores..... with the goal of getting more workers out of the back.... and on to the selling floor. the company believes.... many of the displaced workers will find new jobs.... involving direct contact with shoppers.. like working in the on-line pick up department.... or as..... pharmacy technicians. the nation's unemployment is holding steady... at 4 point -9- percent

which is significantly lower.... than the -2- hundred -75- thousand added.... in july. wage growth also slowed after showing signs of momentum. paychecks grew.... -2- point - 4- percent... in august.... compared to a year ago. the labor department says.... the economy has added over a million jobs.... this year.. but.... the under employment rate continues to be stuck.... at -9- point -7- percent. the former stanford swimmer whose sexual assault sentence ignited a firestorm is now free. brock turner walked out of a after serving just half of a 6-month sentence. prosecutors asked just aaron persky for 6-years.. sentence la huge controversy.. and death threats against persky. last week.. persky removed himself from hearing criminal cases last week. michelle dauber / recall campaign sot 14:29:09 "we just simply don't believe that he has the correct perspecitve to be ruling in sex crime cases and violence against women. he doesn't take these crimes seriously. laurie smith / santa clara county sheriff 9:36:53 "he

i think the law is wrong. i think it was a wrong sentence. it's a terrible crime." on monday.. california lawmakers passed new legislation.. eliminating a judge's descretion to sentence people to probation when sex crimes are committed. under the new provision.. turner would have faced a minimum of three years behind bars. as it stands now.. turner has three years probation and have to register as a sex offender. frantic parents desperately searching for their children... airport and find their child is missing. one major airline has a lot of explaining to do after two children end up on the wrong flight. plus... colin kaepernick igniting a firestorm.... for once again.... protesting the national anthem. with more players rallying around him... what he's now vowing to do.....

ads for joe heck are attacking my time as attorney general. the thing they left out is the truth. the truth is crime actually went down during my time in office. that's why i've been endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. i'm proud of my record cracking down on meth, protecting seniors from scams,

i approve this message because i've spent my career solving problems. isn't that what we need more of in washington? for san francisco 49- er's quarterback.... colin kaepernick!!! ( this time..... he knelt instead of standing.... during the national anthem.... at last night's game.... only this time.... he wasn't alone. as the crowd and players stand... you can see kaepernick kneeling.... and... teammate.... eric reid kneeling on the sideline... and now...

controversy.... for wearing these socks... showing police officers.... as pigs. those socks.... drawing criticism.... from law enforcement officials.... across the country. kayna the socks that were worn, did those not seem negative? kaepernick no that was once again we have cops that are murdering people, cops in the sfpd that are blatantly racist. those issues need to be addressed. players from other teams..... like jeremy lane from seattle are joining kaepernick.... against racial inequality. kaepernick is now promising to donate.... the first million dollars he earns this season.... to community organizations. but... he isn't saying yet... which ones. a fourth grader in texas is being credited with saving the lives of everyone on his school bus after the driver suffered a medical episode while behind the wheel. the driver says.. despite her fan and the a-c.. she started to get what she describes as "vertigo" and nearly passed out. that's when a 9 year old boy jumped into action. judy steele, school bus driver

down everything started to spin." (butted with) "he kept rubbing my shoulder and talking to me. he stayed with me until the ms. judy is about to pass out." the boy helped the driver get to the next stop where some parents called 9-1- 1. the driver spent two days in the hospital before returning to work. she says she knows she would have crashed into something if dae'reon durham wasn't there to help her. after two five year olds.... were placed on the wrong planes and sent to the wrong cities. andy martinez was staying with realtives.... in the dominican republic. but... when it was time to come home... he was accidentally.... sent to boston. and... another -5- year old boy was sent to new york.... instead of him. andy's mom says.... she didn't know anything was wrong..... until she picked up andy... but... it was not her son. maribel martinez mother "and then i am told he is not there

and i say 'oh my god where is he at?" martinez says... she did everything right... even paying the extra one hundred dollar fee.... to have her son.... accompanied..... by a flight attendant in addition to apologizing... jet blue offered the family.... a -2- thousand dollar voucher. but... the martinez's declined saying... they don't want to fly with the airline... again. these winds we have been seeing will stick around as we move forward into saturday and sunday. 30 to 35 mph gusts will be common both days with sustained winds between 15 and 25 mph. occur early sunday into the afternoon. these winds will be accompanied with high temperatures in the upper 90s tomorrow and mid 90s by sunday with mainly sunny skies. labor day monday will consist of gorgeous weather with highs into the lower to mid 90s and the winds will be much cooler. sunshine is planned throughout

sure to lather up on sunscreen if spending time poolside or lakeside and drink that water if doing outdoor activities as it will be bone dry across southern nevada. labor day monday will consist of gorgeous weather with highs into the lower to mid 90s and the winds will be much cooler. throughout the afternoon so make sure to lather up on sunscreen if spending time poolside or lakeside and drink that water if doing outdoor activities as it will be bone dry across southern nevada. in today's healthy living..

anthony weiner. andrew spencer looks at the psychology behind sending suggestive text messages. former congressman anthony weiner is back in the headlines-- splitting from his wife following yet another sexting scandal. sending racy text messages has become a topic ripe for skewering on comedy shows like "inside amy schumer." researchers at california state university, monterey bay decided to look into who exactly was taking part in the modern romance trend... and the answers might surprise

sexting as part of the wooing process... answers might surprise you. while you probably think of sexting as part of the wooing process... it turns out couples in committed relationships are more likely to sext than single people. according to researchers, sexters tend to be more comfortable with the idea of close intimacy... but they also tend to worry more about what their partner thinks of them. less suprisingly.... men are more likely than women to send a text propositioning sexual activity. for today's health minute... an embarassing setback..... for the world's biggest smartphone maker. samsung is halting..... all sales of its brand new.... galaxy -7- phone. the danger this phone poses.... to you and your family. and... with the labor day holiday weekend upon us...uber is offering to take you around town....for free. how you can take advantage of the offer, next.

uber wants you to stay safe and not get behind the wheel so they're offering free rides this weekend. all you have to do is be a first-time uber user and use the code "party smart l-v" to receive a free ride up to fifteen-dollars. on top of that... for each promo code used, uber will donate five-dollars to the rape crisis center. now... here's today's top stories now trending.... with 13 action news anchor.... dayna roselli. an embarrassing setback for the world's biggest selling smartphone maker---- is now trending. recall of one of its flagship devices. it's recalling all 2.5 million galaxy note sevens it has sold so far-- the note-7 was unveiled just a month ago, the tech company said today its found a problem with the battery in some of the phones-- apparently it can catch on fire while charging. samsung is pausing sales of the devices... and will offer the customers effected a new product for free to replace it in the coming weeks. now to a unique effort to attract tourists - a billion-dollar undertaking in

cities. dubai has just opened the world's biggest indoor theme park - it's a 1.5 million square feet. the privately-owned park cost over $1 billion and took 3 years to build. with southern california wilting in the summer heat... a family of black bears decided they'd spend a day taking advantage of the neighbors' hospitality. mom and the kids had some quality time together... then she played lifeguard while the cubs practiced their swimming skills. bears away. for more stories now trending -- go to our website ktnv dot-com. join us monday for good morning las vegas-- from 4:30 to 7! coming up later.. in tonight's abc primetime lineup.. 8:00 - shark tank 9:00 - what would you do? 10:00 - 20/20 then on 13 action news.. live at 11.. 27:15 darcy stand-up: i'm bringing you the latest edition of our hoa hall of

in this case, the hoa board actually had to pay the homeowner $10,000. it's certainly not the type of story you hear every day, which is why you will see it, coming up, in our hoa hall of shame. that's 13 action news for now.. but... we hope to see you again later

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the frat boy's walk of shame. >> and the warning being issued to his neighbors. and, exclusive. first video. >> yeah, big boy! >> the little boy thrown off the bridge. and here is his mother. then, he has done it again. national anthem protest. plus, after the vmas, alicia keyes defying her critics once again. she's makeup free. >> i'm over it. and melania hits back. her bombshell $150 million defamation lawsuit. then -- >> our hotel here is taking on water. >> the meteorologist who woke up to this.