david the 16 year old orozco is a straight a student at northwest career and technical academy. while he lies in his hospital bed after this horrific accident...all he can think about is how much school he's going to miss. pkg 000041 anthony orozco, hit by car "every time i wake up i think i'm so behind in school. i'm going to be missing so much." butt with 000057 "it puts even more stress on my life." anthony orozco can't help but think about his academics even after he car - an accident that left him with fractured vertebra, broken bones and deep cuts all over his body. 001907 jesus orozco, victim's father "couldn't even breathe. i couldn't even believe it was actually happening. i mean it happened in front of my house so i just couldn't believe it." jesus is anthony's father. he says the woman who drove the car screamed in shock when it happened and she admitted it was her fault. it kills jesus to see this he's laying there, everything

i can't move certain body parts." jesus says the woman was ticketed for negligence -- a punishment that he believes pales in comparison to the months of recovery that lay ahead for anthony. anthony's friends have started a gofundme page to help the family with medical bills. we have a link to that on our website if you'd like to help. reporting live david schuman 13 action news. as we head into labor day -- some of the smoke and haze we saw this morning -- is clearing on the left side of your screen -- that was what many people woke up to this morning. but -- as we take a live look outside -- on the right side of your screen -- it's much nicer. and on top of that -- karla -- it's gonna be a little bit north will keep winds breezy this evening and will continue to bring milder air into the area. high temps will top out in the by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to our north wednesday and

way into the area thursday and we'll have slight chances for isolated storms that afternoon and evening. things look drier friday, but the moisture seeps back in for next weekend and we'll have another slight chance for isolated storms saturday and sunday. expect high temps around 100 friday through sunday as high pressure builds into the area. v in the low 90s for labor day and we will have occasional breezes and mainly sunny skies. temps will warm to the mid 90s a full exit. two more systems will pass to enforcement departments -- continue the desperate search

me, alonso perez -- a murder suspect -- escaped police custody friday morning -- somehow slipping out of his handcuffs. and this just in to 13 action news... a viewer sent us this video that he says is the suspect. this video was taken back in july -- and you can see a man and a woman standing outside by a car when the man suddenly pulls out a gun and fires several shots. this happened at an apartment complex near lake mead and nellis. the man that sent us the video says he's seen perez there several times bt been able to confirm with us that the man in the video is the suspect. abc's ron claiborne has the latest on the manhunt. tonight, authorities in las vegas looking for an alleged killer ? this man 31-year-old alsono perez. perez was arrested for murder friday morning and placed in an interrogation room -- in handcuffs. police say when the detective left the room, he made his move. aaron patty nlvpd " he actually twisted the handcuffs until they broke.

perez allegedly stole this pickup truck. the truck was recovered saturday but no sign of perez. earlier this summer, in florida, an accused murderer broke free from his handcuffs inside a courtroom and escaped. dayonte resiles was captured a few days later. perez - a convicted felon - is accused of fatally shooting mohammed robinson ? the alleged motive: robinson let a door close on a woman who was with perez at a mcdonald's. magdaliene nestor-robinson/sister of victim "you let this man escape - how is anybody supposed to be feel saf las vegas? tag: police say it doesn't appear perez grabbed any weapon when he made his escape but believe he is by now armed ? and dangerous. ron claiborne, abc news, new york we're just getting a look -- at this massive fire. a boat -- suddenly -- bursts into flames! this -- happening friday afternoon -- outside the riverside casino in laughlin. fellow boaters -- jumping into action -- helping put out the

on scene. fortunately -- no one was hurt. no word on what caused the fire. he can bluff his way through a poker game -- but not out of bouncing checks. police -- issuing an arrest warrant -- for a former world-series- of-poker champion -- accused of passing off two bad checks -- worth more than two-hundred thousand dollars. the las-vegas review journal -- is reporting 51-year-old -- ted forrest wrote the checks at the wynn -- between october of 2012 -- and may of 2013. forrest -- is estimated to have more than six-million dollars one person is behind bars tonight -- after a shooting on the strip. police tells us -- it happened around four this morning -- when pulls out and opens fire -- at a car in the bally's no word on what sparked the shooting. and two people -- are rushed to the hospital -- after car plows into a scooter. it happened -- this morning -- at stewart and 13th street --

-- the car ran a red light at the intersection --slamming into the scooter. their injuries are not life threatening. (voice of marcelle davis/ witness) "oh my god that's the suspect. i smell gunfire." you're watching video -- of an accused gunman -- taken into custody -- after shooting and wounding two officers -- in the lobby of a fresno jailhouse. those officers -- both fighting to stay alive. police say -- the man walks in -- and fires several shots - head and neck. people inside the lobby -- running for cover -- taking shelter inside a bathroom. (christy) "he was still in there. i didn't know because there was another officer inside and he was going like this, waving back in so i went back in. i think i heard a couple more like, he's not coming in here you know." both officers were taken to the

served fourteen years in prison -- on several rape charges. the sheriff's office says -- the man was at the jail to visit someone. he got angry -- when he was told he couldn't cut the line. so -- they say -- opened fire. in the northeast tonight -- many people have cut short their labor- day weekend plans --because of the weather report. when the former hurricane hermine -- headed north -- residents were warned -- to get out of its way. but -- the beautiful weather -- now has a lot of them wondering -- if they broke too soon. abc's -- i more. (nats up waves) the surging surf -- one of the few signs of her'meen -- now a post-tropical cyclone prowling the atlantic off the eastern seaboard with sustained winds of seventy miles per hour. sot woman: "you can feel it in the house -- when the waves hit, the pilings shake." beneath the waves -- treacherous rip currents that closed some beaches to holiday swimmers. sot: "we have many signs up but ppl still ask if it's ok to swim, so we've had to tell those ppl and head lifeguards

it was a tough sell. sot man/no id: "i mean, it's beautiful out right now." officials warned residents not to be deceived by sunday's sunny weather. sot steven bellone suffolk county ny executive: "there is a dangerous storm still lurking just off our coast that is inching closer to us every hour." threatening severe erosion like this. abc's eva pilgrim in long beach island, new jersey. (nats up pilgrim o/c) "the dunes here already taking a hit from the crashing waves this weekend. the beach here - closed tonight." crews working through the weekend shoring up surge at bay. and hermine making for a rough passage aboard the royal carribean's anthem of the seas sailing from new jersey to bermuda. sot robert mchugh, anthem of the seas passenger "eating in the restaurant, dishes going all over the place." [map] hermine is expected to remain a powerful storm system off the -- where flooding, rough surf, and beach erosion will be the biggest concerns from virginia through southern new england. diane macedo, abc news, new york.

a ride called the moonraker -- goes haywire -- injuring several children. witnesses say -- children were dangling from the ride -- some even falling off -- when it malfunctioned. they say -- the operator panicked -- and hit a button -- releasing the safety bars -- before the ride came to a stop. parents -- forced to watch in terror -- as kids held on for dear life. (sot kira parrish - fair ride witness) i really thought i was going to die // it was so high, and i couldn't hold on (butted to) (sot jonathan ? - fair ride witness) what was going through the ride -- now bee just days ago --- another ride at the same fair -- had to be dismantled -- after two workers -- were shocked during installation. for more than a week -- colin kaepernick's protest of the national anthem -- making headlines. tonight -- why kaepernick -- no- showed the opportunity --to confront the controversy. and more fallout from police -- in the bay area. plus -- a crazy finish to a nascar race today. what happened -- that led to an all- out brawl -- on the track

then -- they throw in some mma -- and football. here's the finish. john hunter nemechek battles side-by-side -- into the dirt-- with cole custer. nemechek -- just edging him out. but watch this -- right after the race. nemechek is trying to get the checkered flag -- when custer runs -- out of nowhere -- incident -- to decide if either

new fallout -- over colin kaepernick's national anthem protest. the police union -- patrolling the home stadium for the 49ers -- now threatening to boycott the games. abc's -- ron claiborne -- has more. . colin kaepernick - was supposed to confront controversy this sunday... natsot - "he had every plan of being here... but because of the rigors of training.." but the 49-ers quarterback couldn't make it to a church service in san francisco -- where he was set to talk about why he refuses to sot - rev "he will be working with nacp... he will be working with other community based organizations." the support from some in the room was obvious. the n-f-l star had planned to further explain the protest he started earlier this pre-season - nats - "?national anthem?" but now - new fallout... the police union in santa clara where the 49ers play sent a

it says that - quote - "the 49ers organization has taken no action to stop or prevent mr. m continuing to make inaccurate, incorrect, and inflammatory statements." (file) sot - colin kaepernick / san francisco 49ers "we have cops that are murdering people? cops in the sfpd that are blatantly racist." the letter suggests some officers may not accept off duty work protecting the stadium. sot - c santa clara police dept. "i don't support the boycott. // my number one priority and responsibility as police chief is to provide security for the entire city." despite the backlash - kaepernick says he will keep up his protest... until real change comes. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. no comment from the 49ers -- on the police-union letter. they're referring back to their previous statement -- recognizing an individual's right -- to choose whether or not -- to participate in the

this weekend -- kaepernick will be the team's backup quarterback -- losing the starting spot -- to blaine gabbert. your voice -- your vote -- in the race for the white house... donald trump -- swaying in the pews -- at an african-american church service in detroit as he hopes to persuade black voters. the republican presidential nominee -- for the first time -- addressing a largely african-american audience. he's facing sharp criticism -- for trying to woo voters of color -- while speaking to mostly white crowds. now -- trump is making a direct appeal... african- american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many wrongs that must still be made right. they will be made right. i want to make america prosperous for everyone. but -- trump's appearance -- sparking protests -- and getting mixed reviews from church-goers... his remarks were genuine. heartfelt, i think we have to give everybody a chance // i don't know if he has the experience to run this country doctor ben carson -- a trump

presidential candidate -- also in attendance -- showing trump around his old neighborhood -- in southwest detroit. in the meantime -- the democrats go on the offensive against donald trump. vice-presidential candidate -- tim kaine -- linking a cyber-attack on the democratic national committee -- to the trump campaign. kaine -- comparing the attack -- to the watergate scandal. we know this cyber attack on the dnc was likely done by russia. a president was impeached and had to resign over an attack on the dnc d election in 1972. this is serious business. in july -- trump appeared to encourage russian intelligence agencies -- to find hillary clinton's deleted emails. trump -- later saying -- the comments were "sarcastic." we're getting a look -- at some of the destruction -- left behind by the biggest earthquake -- in oklahoma's history. the five-point-six magnitude quake -- rocking many people awake -- striking west of tulsa. many businesses there -- now

merchandise -- and several homes -- in need of serious repair. a state of emergency -- declared in the hardest-hit county. but the good news -- is nobody was hurt. a storm system passing to our north will keep winds breezy this evening and will continue to bring milder air into the area. high temps will top out in the low 90s for labor day and we will have occasional breezes sunny skies. temps will warm to the mid 90s by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to our north wednesday and thursday which will keep temps just a tad below average those days with highs in the mid and upper 90s. moisture will start to make its way into the area thursday and we'll have slight chances for isolated storms that afternoon

things look drier friday, but the moisture seeps back in for next weekend and we'll have another slight chance for isolated storms saturday and sunday. expect high temps around 100 friday through sunday as high pressure builds into the area. a big break -- in a nearly in the low 90s for labor day and we will have occasional breezes and mainly sunny skies. temps will warm to the mid 90s by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to our north wednesday and thursday which will keep temps just a tad below average those days with highs in the mid and upper 90s. moisture will start to make its

we'll have slight chances for isolated storms that afternoon and evening. things look drier friday, but the moisture seeps back in for next weekend and we'll have another slight chance for isolated storms saturday and sunday. expect high temps around 100 friday through sunday as high pressure builds into the area. in the low 90s for labor day and we will have occasional breezes and mainly sunny skies. temps will warm to the mid 90s by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to

wetterling -- is getting closure -- and who led them -- to that major break. dramatic new pictures of a rescue -- from sinking ship -- 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, and holding banks accountable for defrauding homeowners. i'm catherine cortez masto. i approve this message because i've spent my career solving problems.

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ve 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. today -- we're getting our first look. the sport-fishing boat -- began taking on water -- near the coronado islands. a good samaritan vessel -- nearby-- rescued 21 passengers -- and five crew members -- safely delivered them to the u-s coast guard. no one was hurt. now -- to a story that's gripped much of the country -- for nearly three decades.. an eleven-year-old boy -- snatched from his bike -- and never seen again. tonight -- the break in the mysterious case -- that may finally mean some closure for a family -- and their tight-knit midwest community..

now -- from abc's -- gloria riviera. tonight, a major break in the case of jacob wetterling nearly 28 years since he vanished. authorities confirming the 11- year-old's remains have been found. community mos: "my prayers and thoughts are with that family." "the family actually needs peace, to know where he is, not to wonder, 'is he still out there?'" the family releasing a statement saying they are in 'deep grief' and 'did not want jacob's story to end this way.' nat jennings pop... "last week an 11-year-old boy was kidnappe of st. jospeh, mn?" v/o: jacob's story captured the nation's attention. sot patty wetterling (1989 ntl): "it's very discouraging. the mornings are i think the worst for me. it's like?another day, another day." v/o: it was 1989, in st. joseph, minnesota, when a masked gunman abducted jacob who was riding his bike home from the video store with his brother and a friend since then, investigators repeatedly returned to this man, daniel heinrich, as a person of interest.

denies. abc news' affiliate kstp reporting it was heinrich who led authorities to jacob's remains... and is now considered the primary suspect. tag: over the years jacob's family turned turned anguish into action... in 1994 helping to pass jacob's law?requiring child sex offenders to register in every state. a valley man -- battling it out with his h-o-a. me what a decade-old paper trail uncovers -- leading to a settlement -- putting thousands of dollars -- back in his pocket! many of us here in southern

that means -- paying dues every month. but what would you do -- to get out -- of forking over all that money? in tonight's "h-o-a hall of shame" -- -- darcy spears -- spotlights one homeowner's fight -- for freedom. 26:22 darcy stand-up lead: in a david and goliath battle, the homeowner won a big victory over his hoa, and he's literally screaming about it from the rooftops--posting big, blown-up copies of the checks the court says the hoa owes him, for sandbagging and defying court orders. it's almost unheard of for an hoa to pay you, the homeowner. but jonathan friedrich got ten-grand from the rancho bel air board after filing a lawsuit, accusing them of

the board was forced to pay sanctions for being evasive and disobeying court orders in friedrich's ongoing case. he started the fight after discovering he's not part of an hoa... even though he lives in a guard-gated hoa community. 13:10 darcy: you believe bel air belongs in the hoa hall of shame? jonathan: you betcha, because they have lied, they have cheated, they have deceived people. they tried to take my home away from me! they tried to foreclose! they had no authority to do that! to understand why the hoa had no authority to do that even after friedrich stopped paying his monthly assessments, we need to talk donuts. 24:21 darcy stand-up: this is a donut hole, but so are jonathan friedrich and his home, according to court documents. that' makes the hoa the donut, and the hole simply isn't part of it.

retired construction supervisor and outspoken advocate for homeowners rights. he's also a former member of the state commission that oversees hoas. / nat pop 13:49 - this area outlined in red is rancho bel air unit 1./ within rancho bel air, there's a dividing line. one friedrich literally painted down the middle of his street at his property line. the community developed at different times. :48 jonathan: it took the state of nevada many years to figure out there's something very wrong here. friedrich followed a decades-old paper trail and found proof that homeowners in unit one were never officially part of the hoa. a few have never paid the $200 monthly assessments. others opted to join the hoa. and then, there's jonathan. 2:54 jonathan: i gladly paid it for 10 years. but i was lied to! that's what irks me. court records show the

homeowners a letter telling them they were part of the hoa. but it wasn't official. and the judge ruled, it's not valid. 3:44 barry: we are not one of the gestapo associations that you read about. barry becker is the unit two developer and an hoa board member. 1:48 barry: and we don't enforce anything on anybody in unit one, with the exception of requesting that they pay the association dues. the association collects what they call an "amenities assessment," which friedrich it covers the manned guard gate, street lights and maintenance and some flower pots out front. as for the security of living in a guard-gated community? 8:10 j: they cannot and have not provided security for us, even though they say it. last year, there were six burglaries in this part of the community. still, becker believes... 8:05 barry becker: he bought

share of that. i don't think that helps anybody. darcy tag: the board's lawyer tells me they're appealing one of those $5,000 sanctions they had to pay friedrich, who says he, too, isn't done fighting. the case is scheduled for trial where he's hoping to get back all the money he previously paid in hoa dues. darcy spears, 13 action news. karla has another look at your work-week forecast. but right now -- here's a l look outside at the valley. you're watching 13 action news -- bringing you breaking news -- fast and first. we'll be right back. a storm system passing to our north will keep winds breezy this evening and will continue

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and we will have occasional breezes and mainly sunny skies. temps will warm to the mid 90s by tuesday as that system makes a full exit. two more systems will pass to our north wednesday and thursday which will keep temps just a tad below average those days with highs in the mid and isolated storms that afternoon and evening. things look drier friday, but the moisture seeps back in for next weekend and we'll have thank you for watching. and have a great evening.. < > a teenager could be in the