a suspected lkir.. on the run in north las vegas. how is anybody supposed to feel safe right now? the victim's sister's emotional plea to put him behind bars. a man is murdered -- in public by a stranger. and tonight -- police search for the suspected killer -- after he slips -- right through their hands. 13 action news reporter david schuman is live at the north las vegas detective bureau where the suspect escaped from. david. the family of the dead man -- mohammed robinson -- is outrag suspect handcuffed in this building....but somehow he got away. 00:03:55 magdaliene nestor-robinson, victim's sister "i want him found and i want him to pay for what he did. it's ridiculous. you need to think about your actions. you could've walked away from the argument, you didn't need to start the argument, you didn't need to take it any further." robinson's sister says alonso perez -- you can see him here -- shot and killed her brother

perez escaped police custody friday morning. perez has a small neck tattoo of the air jordan logo. he's considered armed and dangerous. police are looking into whether detectives made any mistakes in perez's getaway. robinson's sister says her brother leaves behind four children. reporting live..david schuman..13 action news. a local teen is fighting for his life. anthony orozco.. just 16-years-old - is in the icu tonight. reckless driver wednesday after school.. right outside his home near deer springs and grand montecito parkway. according to the family.. the driver admitted it was her fault.. but only got a ticket for negligent driving. anthony fractured his ribs, vertebrae, pelvis and clavicle. he has a gash on this left side.. exposing his artery that's now infected. this is all according to the family, they have a gofundme set up to help cover the rising medical

ktnv.com. a party at a vacant house gets out of hand, someone opens fire. and now -- police want to know who. detectives tell us -- several shots fired -- near smoke ranch and jones. everyone had left -- by the time officers got there. only on 13 action news -- we're hearing from a man -- who's house was hit by the bullets. 025 someone was shooting and they hit my house...shooting up the place 035 butt to 059 if they would've shot....1:02 this is crazy metro says -- several cars and homes were damaged. a red-fla spring mountain -- just expired. and now -- cooler temperatures -- are on the horizon. here's a live look at las karla -- is the cool down going to continue? ad-lib storm systems passing to our north will keep us breezy to windy for the next several days and will keep high temps

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. millions are being forced to change their labor day weekend plans as slowly churns its way north, along the eastern coast.

hermine left in her wake. mary moloney has the latest. move --reporter pkg-as follows-- downed trees... (nats of chainsaw) damaged roads.... (nats of truck backing up) and flooded homes (homeowner) we had to empty two toy bins and a inches of water on the floor because we couldn't do it fast enough. much of florida's panhandle continues to recover from the destruction hurricane hermine left behind. (gov ric "more than 300,000 floridians experienced power loss (butted to) so the top concern of residents i've met with is regaining power to their homes and businesses so they can begin the recovery process." and though it is no longer a hurricane... hermine isn't done yet. (nats waves) rough seas, high winds, and strong storm surge threaten the coastline from south carolina to as far north as connecticut.

storm could stall offshore, gain strength, then slam back into the eastern seaboard. (dr. rick knabb, meteorologist & director, national hurricane center not only will the immediate coastline be a dangerous place in the middle atlantic and the northeast this weekend but some distance inland because of the size of this system. thousands of homes in the carolinas have already lost power. further north city officials are taking every precaution. (mayor bill de blasio/ (d) new to the way we prepare for this the mayor of new york says no swimming will be allowed at the beaches sunday. and in new jersey... a community -- outside albuquerque, new mexico -- is heartbroken tonight. police -- are crying next to a memorial -- for one of their own -- shot in the line of duty. friday morning -- officer clint corvinus -- and his partner -- came across joseph moreno -- during a routine patrol. moreno is known to local cops -- with three active warrants for his arrest.

one of those bullets -- hit officer corvinus. susan pietsch witness "it's a scary thing especially when it happens right in your backyard" corvinus died at a local hospital. he was a four-year veteran. he leaves behind an eight-year-old daugter. the new mexico governor -- releasing a statement saying -- "the violence against our police officers has to end." in new jersey -- a cop fights for his life -- after an early- morning shootout. one of the suspects is dead. and now -- a manhunt is underway. investigators say -- two officers stopped a group of m atlantic city. the men opened fire on the cops....and police shot back. one of the gunmen was killed. five other suspects took off.. two california officers are in critical condition after being shot by a visitor at the fresno county jail. the suspect tried to skip to the front of the visitor line to see an inmate. when confronted by a correctional officer, the suspect allegedly pulled out a gun and started shooting. police say the alleged gunman

police in the philippines say they have a sketch of one of the suspects in an attack that killed 14 people. the country's president has authorized police and the military to search cars and frisk people at checkpoints. but says martial law has not been declared. he visited some of the wounded at a hospital earlier today. thousands of anti-brexit protesters --take to the streets of london -- and other british cities today. this -- just two days before parliament -- comes back from its summer recess. prime minister -- theresa may -- has not yet invoked article that would start the process of leaving the european union. it will take at least two years -- for the u-k to officially -- break- off from the e-u. an estimated 30-thousand kurds in cologne, germany took part in a protest today against the turkish government's policies. germany is home to about three million people of turkish origin -- roughly one in four are ethnic kurds. the world's top carbon producers -- china and the u-s.. officially signed on to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

barrack obama submitted their plans to the u-n president today. now they need more countries to join in. president obama is in china for his final g-20 meeting as president. the summit is one of his last opportunities to shape american foreign policy. it's your voice -- your vote -- in the race for the white house. donald trump -- still taking heat -- as critics say -- he's ignoring african-american voters. trump -- in detroit earlier -- speaking to members of the great-faith ministries -- telling the congregation -- he wants to bridge the nation's racial rift. (donald trump/ (r) presidential divided. we talk past each other, not to each other and those who seek they have no clue. i'm here today to learn so we can together remedy injustice in any form." trump's visit -- is part of his outreach --to african-american voters.

volunteers out in force -- rallying for hillary clinton -- and other nevada democratic candidates. they're opening two new field offices -- canvassing neighborhoods -- staffing phone banks -- and registering new voters -- ahead of early balloting -- next month. marlon marshall/hillary clinton campaign 04:05:07 "the volunteers here are going person to person. talking to folks about the importance of this election and if they're not registered, making sure they are so they can participate." california congresswoman -- barbara lee -- and actor don cheadle -- also joining clinton -- as part of plan to pull in here in nevada. a family trip to the county fair -- quickly takes a turn for the worse. a ride -- tosses nearly ten people -- into the air! what went wrong? plus.. a weekend joyride.. ends in a crash. where the driver was headed in such a hurry. remember.. chopper 13 is bringing you

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, privatizing social security, handing wall street billions in fees, but risking our retirement in the stock market, cutting benefits, putting wall street ahead of us. congressman heck -- what's wrong with washington.

their parents' s-u-v -- and crashed it. the kids -- just 3 and 5 years old -- say -- they wanted to neighbors say -- they heard a loud sound. they ran out -- to see what the commotion was -- finding two banged- up cars... 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. panic at a county fair in memphis, tennessee. 8 people injured after a ride is shutdown. officials say the ride's computer system detected a problem and immediately began a safety shutdown. only - the ride operator panicked...stopping the ride and accidently releasing the

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 bottom of the ride. 2 adults and 6 children were taken to the hospital and treated for minor injuries. sprayed-vo 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

blackmon is now facing d-u-i charges -- as well as obstructing an officer. as for his mom ...she was given a citation for not obeying police. authorities say the officer did nothing wrong. pro-football hall-of-famer lawrence taylor -- is facing drunk driving charges --again. this time -- in palm beach, california. police say -- taylor sideswiped a patrol car -- and crashed into a motorhome. when asked if he had anything to drink -- taylor responded -- "apparen no one was injured. there was only minor damage to the vehicles. the 57-year-old -- is expected in court -- later this month. don't cry for mark sanchez. the bronco's -- give the axe today but -- he didn't even get a chance -- to file for 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. right now, tributes are pouring in for legendary actor gene wilder. he died this week from

kumasi aaron found that his private fight - could now have a very public impact. --pkg full=-- this is the gene wilder many of us know. --take nat:-- --"wilder in movie clip"-- the one who made us smile in films like "the producers," "young frankenstein," and the classic "willy wonka and the chocolate factory." --take nat:-- --"wilder in movie clip"-- and that's how the actor wanted to be known. not as the actor who had been stu disease for the last three years. in a statement wilder's family said the actor chose to keep his illness private for his young fans saying, "he simply couldn't bear the idea of one less smile in the world." --take nat:-- --"wilder in movie clip"-- still wilders family considered themselves lucky, saying, "this illness-pirate, unlike in so many cases, never stole his ability to recognize those that were closest to him, nor took command of his central-gentle- life affirming core

--05:38:23-28-- --everybody unfortunately or fortunately is different with this disease.-- david hoppe has worked with alzheimer's patients for nearly three decades. he says some people are able to keep recognition. but the disease itself can devastate the body. --david hoppe/executive director chelsea place-- --05:39:36-48-- --this is a terminal illness so as the disease moves through the brain and it gets to the base of the it becomes hard for people with alzheimer's to move and eat by and while alzheimer's shortens a person's life, complications like infections and blood clots are usually the cause of death. --david hoppe/executive director chelsea place-- --05:39:18-22-- --about 80% of people in memory care today have some other illness.-- hoppe says the spotlight wilder death is putting on the disease could help so many families. --david hoppe/executive director chelsea place-- --05:41:47-59-- --the more exposure we have to the amount of people that have a cause of --take nat:-- --"gene wilder"-- a life of impact, on

tonight -- a 27-year-old cold case -- is one step closer to being solved. police say -- they found the remains -- of eleven-year old jacob wetterling. he's a minnesota boy -- kidnapped in 1989. no one has been arrested. but -- police have named a person of interest. in pakistan -- they're calling the search -- for two mountain climbers from utah -- for now. -- two-world-class climbers -- last scene nearly two weeks ago -- trying to scale one of pakistan's highest mountains. a local -- spotting their lights -- about halfway up the mountain. but the next day -- a snow storm hit -- and hasn't let up. jonathan thesenga/family spokesperson they don't have gps with them. we have no idea where they're at on the mountain. the family spokesperson says -- helicopters will resume the search -- when the weather imiproves. but -- that won't be for another ten days. there

-- to pay for the search rescue. so far -- it's raised more than 193-thousand dollars. on flordia's east coast -- authorities are investigating a deadly plane crash. the cessna-172 -- plunging into the ocean this morning -- near fort lauderdale -- killing two people. the national transportation safety board is investigating. a vermont woman is facing fraud charges afer police say she falsely collected money for a fallen firefighter. police say 31-year-old krystle holmes was asking for cash 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. 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 acres. lightning sparked the fire on thursday. at this hour.. it's only about ten percent

up the damage left by one of oklahoma's largest earthquakes. the magnitued 5.6 quake was centered near the small town of pawnee. but it rattled seven states across the midwest. one homeowner suffered minor injuries, but he is already out of the hospital. there has been some structural 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 35mph and high in the low to mid 90s around the valley. labor day will be even cooler 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.

a warning for parents. a group of teenagers -- sneak a 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 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

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. 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

in the mid 90s on thursday and climb to the upper 90s by saturday. we'll dry out by saturday. a warning for parents. a group of teenagers -- sneak a bite of something at school -- that makes them incredibly sick. and a toddler with a rebel attitude.. caught littering one too many times. her east coast city.. isn't taking it anymore. you're not gonna bleive this.

year-old daughter -- is slapped with a 75-dollar fine -- for littering (theresa westover, mother) "i opened up an envelope that listed harper as having 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." they go back-and-forth with the city. but --the public-works inspector -- eventually apologizes -- and tears up the ticket. the students in this story are but going for something else... the hottest pepper in the world. it's called the "carolina reaper". an indiana middle school student brought it class.. and shared with as many as 30 students.. all of which became extremely ill. their eyess, mouths, and skin were all burning. the principal called emergency responders to the school. they are all expected to be okay. a local restaurents is ready to give your child a free meal tomorrow.

isn't over yet. where -- you can find -- a full list -- of all the valley has to offer.

annual -- labor-day hometown festival. there's free food -- games -- and giveaways. there's even a metal-detector -- treasure hunt. 00:11:45:07 manuel williams

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." they're also doing cooking seminars. if you missed today's event -- you'll have another chance tomorrow -- from noon until 5 p.m. we also have a list -- of events going on around the valley -- on ktnv.com. you shouldn't have to wait for something tasty to eat? fortunately -- the folks greek-food festival agree. they're getting ready -- for the forty-fourth a 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 the 18th -- at the saint-john the baptist -- greek- orthodox church -- near jones and hacienda. chipotle is once again trying to bring back customers after a string of food scares. it's now offering free meals

month of september. chipotle has already handed out millions of free burritos this year. karla has another look at your work-week forecast. but right now -- here's a live look outside -- at the valley. you're watching 13 action news -- where you ask -- and we investigate. ad-lib this is too cute not to share.

big problem for a family of raccoons in florida. two babies lost their mom.. when the storm knocked down their tree. but a rescue group is taking them in.. and they are doing just fine. that's 13 action news -- live at 11. from all of us -- at channel 13 --have a good night -- and a great week. < > now on 13 action news live at eleven. an 80-year-old woman..

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 depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients,