unemployment. the cowboys swoop in -- and scoop up the quarterback -- announcing he signed a deal with dallas. sanchez -- will play behind rookie starter -- dak prescott. firefighters are hoping cooler temperatures will help them get more control of a wildfire burning in western montana. the so-called rattlesnake fire has scorched almost a thousand it's only about ten percent contained. a wedding day is supposed to rock the bride's and the groom's world. but not in the way it happened today. so we were just upstairs and it all started shaking and we were just like 'oh dear, what's happening', there was an earthquake and then we were like 'we'll take it as good luck from today'. yeah! the wedding preps were interrupted by a magnitude 5.6 quake centered near pawnee, oklahoma. it rattled seven states across midwest. experts say it was shallow.. just a little more than four miles deep. at least one is injured.

damage -- bricks falling and windows breaking -- but nothing major. ad-lib storm systems passing to our north will keep us breezy to windy for the next several days and will keep high temps in the 90s through next work week. expect another day on the low labor day will be even cooler with highs in the low 90s and breezes. expect mainly sunny skies tomorrow through tuesday. by wednesday it'll be sunny skies and highs will remain in the mid 90s. we'll get and extra push of moisture thursday and friday which w cover and slight chances for isolated t-storms. highs will top out in the mid 90s on thursday and climb to the upper 90s by saturday. we'll dry out by saturday. if you're looking for some week. expect another day on the low end of the windy category tomorrow with gusts to about 35mph and high in the low to mid 90s around the valley. labor day will be even cooler with highs in the low 90s and

back in the low to mid 90s and we'll still have occasional breezes. expect mainly sunny skies tomorrow through tuesday. by wednesday it'll be sunny skies and highs will remain in the mid 90s. we'll get and extra push of moisture thursday and friday which will bring more cloud cover and slight chances for isolated t-storms. highs will top out in the mid 90s on thursday and climb to the upper 90s by saturday. we'll dry out by saturday. e end of the windy category tomorrow with gusts to about 35mph and high in the low to mid 90s around the valley. labor day will be even cooler with highs in the low 90s and some breezes. by tuesday high temps will be back in the low to mid 90s and we'll still have occasional breezes. expect mainly sunny skies tomorrow through tuesday. by wednesday it'll be sunny skies and highs will remain in the mid 90s. we'll get and extra push of moisture thursday and friday which will bring more cloud cover and slight chances for

90s on thursday and climb to the upper 90s by saturday. we'll dry out by saturday. week. expect another day on the low end of the windy category tomorrow with gusts to about 35mph and high in the low to mid 90s around the valley. labor day will be even cooler with highs in the low 90s and some breezes. by tuesday high temps will be back in the low to mid 90s and we'll still have occasional breezes. expect mainly sunny skies tomorrow through tuesday. skies and highs will remain in the mid 90s. we'll get and extra push of moisture thursday and friday which will bring more cloud cover and slight chances for isolated t-storms. highs will top out in the mid 90s on thursday and climb to the upper 90s by saturday. we'll dry out by saturday. if you're looking for some

bass pro shops just may be your spot. they're putting on their annual labor-day hometown festival. the event features free food -- games -- and giveaways. there's even a metal-detector treasure hunt. 00:11:45:07 manuel williams "they been having a great time. then you got the boy scouts selling hot dogs and hamburgers. it's a good deal." buttwith melissa fanucchi 13:18:06 "it gets us together, we love seeing the fish. they like doing the activities. it's just fun family time." seminars. if you missed today's event -- you'll have another chance tomorrow -- from noon until 5 p.m. it's still a few weeks away -- why wait? they're getting ready -- for the forty-fourth annual greek-food festival. each weekend -- this month -- vounteers will make authentic greek dishes. they baked more than 6-thousand butter cookies today. the las vegas greek-food festival --kicks off -- september 16th. it runs through the18th -- at the saint-john the baptist greek- orthodox church -- near

fine print -- before signing a lease. up next -- why a small mistake -- nearly cost this woman -- thousands of dollars. 13 action news wants to help you stay informed 24/7..so sign up for breaking news ealerts at ktnv.com. you'll need to go to the member's page...which you can get to by clicking on the contest tab on our homepage. it's so important to know what

and it nearly cost her -2- thousand dollars. 13 action new anchor tricia kean has her story... so you don't make the same mistake. < liz lane: how can somebody be so lacking in compassion? liz lane is at a loss. she and her kids moved into this 37- hundred square foot rental home last september, and were looking to move out at the end of their lease. liz lane: i followed the protocal of sending them a certified letter, explaining

this was my notice to vacate on august 31st. but what liz didn't realize, is her lease runs through september. liz lane: i reached back out to her and i said i'm really management company quote "decided to accept and enforce the notice" liz had sent them. they expected her out by the end of august, and to pay a 2-thousand dollar fee for breaking her lease. liz lane: so i responded back, so you're telling me i have to admitted to making a mistake, but wanted to stick to the original agreement. so when management wasn't willing to work with her, liz reached out to contact 13. we contacted management, and they agreed to let liz and her kids stay for the last month of the lease. so what should you know when renting? first, be sure you have a copy of your lease for your records. and check what it says, before contacting management. lauren pena: any time you sign

should be very certain of what the terms are and make sure you understand what's in it. attorney lauren pena, with the civil law self help center says, understanding your lease is key. liz didn't know the details of her contract, and management almost charged her 2-grand. lauren pena: in that case sure, they can say she terminated her lease. if she officially sent notice that she wanted to break her lease, then it could stand. if you have a complaint, just like liz, put it in writing. everything. if there's a cost involved and your landlord doesn't respond for tenants like liz, keeping records can make all the difference when dealing with a difficult situation. liz lane: i felt like i've been so reasonable with them, and to be treated like that, i've just never had that problem.> a lot more news coming up -- in the second half hour -- of this special edition of 13 action news -- including--

the danger isn't over yet. millions of people -- in the cross-hairs -- as the storm -- swirls its way up -- the east coast.. plus... an officers actions under fire...after pepper-spraying an elderly woman inside her own home. why police say the actions were justified. and -- don't forget to download the all-new 13-action-news app. it features live streaming -- video- on-demand -- and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store -- and in google play. and.. remember...we're now streaming you can stay informed on any computer .. smartphone.. or tablet. we'll be right back.

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.

the storm -- making landfall in florida as a hurricane -- leaving damaged roads -- and flooded homes in its wake. the storm is continuing to gain

along the east coast could be in its path right now. abc's eva pilgrim has the latest. right now a live look outside

across the valley. a red flag warning has been issued for the spring mountain area due to the hot, dry and windy conditions we're facing. this means conditions are just right for wildfires. let's check in with 13-first-alert meteorologist -- karla huelga. karla -- when can we expect these breezes to die down? storm systems passing to our

windy for the next several days and will keep high temps in the 90s through next work week. expect another day on the low end of the windy category tomorrow with gusts to about some breezes. by tuesday high temps will be back in the low to mid 90s and we'll still have occasional breezes. expect mainly sunny skies tomorrow through tuesday. by wednesday it'll be sunny skies and highs will remain in the mid 90s. we'll get and extra push of moisture thursday and friday which will bring more cloud cover and slight chances for isolated t-storms. hig 90s on thursday and climb to the upper 90s by saturday. we'll dry out by saturday. a vermont woman is facing fraud charges afer police say she

firefighter. police say 31-year-old krystle holmes was asking for cash donations for the family of justin beebe he is the vermont firefighter who died last month while battling a wildfire in great basin national park...just south of ely. beebe died after succumbing to injuries from a tree falling on top of him. in new jersey -- a cop fights morning shootout. a suspect is dead. and now -- a manhunt is underway. investigators say -- two officers stopped a group of men -- near the caesars casino in atlantic city. the men -- opened fire on the cops. police -- shooting back. one of the gunmen -- killed. five other suspects took off.. and in kansas city... police are looking for two men they say killed a teenage girl and injured two others. officers say the suspects drove by and fired shots into a group have had enough. "you are very heartless and

you need to drag your kids to the police department and turn them in." no word on why the girl was targeted. in oklahoma -- a teenager is recovering -- after another student -- shoots him during a high-school football game. the victim -- rushed to the hospital -- after a bullet grazed his left temple. another girl -- treated for a panic attack -- and hitting her head. shooter. sprayed-vo an oklahoma officer is under investigation after using pepper spray to subdue an 84-year-old in her own home. it all started when her son, arthur blackmn allegedly ran a stop sign and then wouldn't answer the door for police. officers then kicked in the door and tased him. that's when they came across his mother - who they say wasn't cooperating with their orders. "if you look at the video, they took her to the ground very very gently and then finally got her secured and the rest of the house was able to be cleared."

obstructing an officer. as for his mom ...she was given a citation for not obeying police. authorities say the officer did nothing wrong. destroyed evidence - v a huge legal mistake in south texas -- forces prosecutors to throw out -- 142 criminal cases. the harris-county district attorney's office says -- someone destroyed the evidence to the cases -- mostly drug related. the mix-up -- happening -- when two deputies -- decided to the d-a says -- he didn't know about it -- until it was too late. (devon anderson, harris co. dist. atty.) trial prosecutors in this office were not aware of any possible issues with their cases until one of them was getting ready to go to trial a the property room -- is now out of a job. the senior officer -- he claims was responsible -- has retired.

8 people injured after a ride is shutdown. officials say the ride's computer system detected a problem and immediately began a safety shutdown. but then - the ride operator panicked...stopping the ride and accidently releasing the safety restraint in the middle of the ride it stops, it was sideways and me and my friend were on the top. and the seats, the things that hold you down, they came up and we were trying to hold on." a number of people ended up falling and slamming into the the ride. 2 adults and 6 children were taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries. neighbors are being credited with saving 2 kids after their home goes up in flames. you can see smoke just pouring from the roof...while the fire quickly spreading. the two brothers were home alone when they heard something pop downstairs and started smelling smoke. panic set in....and they weere

desperately screaming for help as he made it outside. i ran up, i saw him getting pulled out of there. there's a bunch of smoke and everything, i was afraid he was trapped in there with the fire." only his brother was safe. 2 men managed to make their way into the home and pull the boy out. the family is still searching for the neighbors so they can thank them. no word on what caused this fire. for the first time, we're hearin officers credited with saving a child's life. (sgt. michael dellatorre/cocoa police department) "i'm not expecting a good outcome of this. i'm preparing to find a two year old that may not be in good shape." dramatic new video showing the moment rescuers find the toddler trapped under a boat after it crashes. plus -- two young kids -- hop behind the wheel of an s-u-v -- and take off -- only to smash into another car. you won't believe -- why the pair -- were in such a hurry -- to leave the house.

and first. tonight -- two pre-school kids

their parents' s-u-v -- and crashed it. the kids -- just 3 and 5 years old -- say -- they wanted to visit their grandma. neighbors say -- they heard a loud sound. they ran out -- to see what the commotion was -- finding two banged- up cars... 0:32 (annemarie warren / neighbor) (1:57 i hold the kids both in their hands and i said, 'where's your mom?' i want to go to my grandma's house.') the kids managed to start the s-u-v -- pull out of their driveway -- and into the nearby intersection -- t- boning the driver of another car. luckily -- no one was seriously hurt in crash. now this is taking things a little too far. a washington, d.c. family got quite a shock when they opened their mail and found their 2-year-old daughter had been hit with a 75-dollar fine. (theresa westover, mother) "i opened up an envelope that

violated dcs littering code." (chuck westover/father) "she's not a criminal. and that's the ironic thing is that we talk to her all the time about picking up her trash." after some back and forth with the city...the public works inspector eventually apologizes and tears up the ticket. it's been a little more than 2 weeks -- since a little girl was pulled from the waters -- off cocoa beach, florida. her family's boat-- .she -- somehow -- managed to survive. tonight -- we're getting a look at new video -- of the rescue -- and hearing from the a miracle. it's friday night near cocoa beach, florida, and brain bossard and his wife tammy are in trouble. (nat sound) "i need an eta on the dive team. can anybody advise eta on the dive team?" police infrared video shows the parents standing on their capsized boat. minutes before-- they accidentally hit a guide wire in the water, causing the boat

charlotte is safe in mom's arms-- but their nearly two year old daughter kennedy is nowhere in sight. (tammy bossard/mom) "i'm in the river. my boat crashed and i have a baby still in the water. please god send someone now " lucky for the bossards, these three cocoa police department officers got the call. matthew rush is the first one on the scene. (ofc. matthew rush/cocoa police department) "first thing that goes through your mind is, it's not going to be good." he strips his uniform, jumps from heads to find the missing baby. he's joined by corporal alan worthy and sergeant michael dellatorre in the department's boat. (sgt. michael dellatorre/cocoa police department) "we're looking and we can't find any ... we're finding debris." the desperate search lasts for nearly an hour- officers make multiple dives, searching for kennedy. (sgt. michael ellaorre/cocoa police department) "i'm not expecting a good outcome of this. i'm preparing to find a two year old that may not be in good shape." and just when hope begins to fade...

it was more like a whimper or a we got her." officer rush dives in one more time. (cpl. alan worthy/cocoa police department) "the next thing i see is just this child exploding up out of the water from the pressure from being pulled up with the life jacket on." baby kennedy survives floating in an air pocket under the boat for 45 minutes. she escapes with only minor cuts and bruises. her parents call it a miracle. (brian bossard/dad) "it's our world, these girls are our world, and without one of them michael dellatorre/cocoa police department) "it's what we do. windy for the next several days and will keep high temps in the 90s through next work week. expect another day on the low end of the windy category tomorrow with gusts to about 35mph and high in the low to mid 90s around the valley. labor day will be even cooler with highs in the low 90s and

back in the low to mid 90s and we'll still have occasional breezes. expect mainly sunny skies tomorrow through tuesday. by wednesday it'll be sunny skies and highs will remain in the mid 90s. we'll get and extra push of moisture thursday and friday which will bring more cloud cover and slight chances for isolated t-storms. h 90s on thursday and climb to the upper 90s by saturday. we'll dry out by saturday. a high-end shop in michigan is week. expect another day on the low end of the windy category tomorrow with gusts to about 35mph and high in the low to mid 90s around the valley. labor day will be even cooler