we only had three more seconds so i just ran across. but he didnt make it. it happened...during the walk... that devin, his sister and friends....make everyday. hold up hold up, don't go. 1.3 miles...from johnson junior high...to home. tonight ccsd says ...the policy is no bus...unless the distance is over two miles. (sot, antoinette singleton, grandmother)(white flash) (school officials say we don't have the resources to give you a bus.) that's not good enough, that's not good enough as the kids cross...the summerlin parkway ramp at buffalo. at the very least....devins grandma says...she wants a crossing guard at the dangerous spots. (even though the children are in junior high, should there be a crossing guard at this intersection and that overpass?) absolutely we think that crossing guards should be allocated on a danger index and not by age. safety advocate erin breen says...right now....typically only elementary school kids get crossing guards. until that changes.

(sot erin breen, director, vulnerable road users project at unlv) from 2 to 4 pm, slow down, put your phone down, and expect a child to jump out in front of your car. now we specifically asked ccsd..does this ramp justify the kids getting a bus. we are waiting to hear back. as far as a crossing guard...metro says..a third party contractor is responsible for making that decision. were still making calls. well bring you answers as soon as we get them. we're getting a look at the man police say..... is responsible for rear-ending an officer..... sending him flying to the ground..... before he somehow managed to still radio in.... for help. scanner 25:15-25:26 "someone (inaudible) the vehicle. i don't see it. i don't know what it looked like. it came up from behind me so fast."

police say.... the officer was on a motorcycle.... when -19- year-old... david williams hit him. williams was arrested.... on suspicion of d-u-i. only on -13- action news... we're hearing from one of the men..... who rushed to the officer's side..... before even first responders showed up. bobby robertson, rushed to officer's side 23:13:07-23:13:16 "for the sound and for the wreckage and for the bike to be that far away i mean for the officer to be alive is just a godsend he had an angel on his shoulder." fortunately... the officer was still conscious at the scene.... and... was taken to u-m-c... released. a look at current the temperatures across southern nevada.. and it's a lot cooler than a week ago. however.. that might be subject to change. let's go to 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga with a preview of the weekend. karla. warming temps, light winds and lots of sunshine will be the theme for the weekend. expect highs in the mid 90s on saturday and upper 90s on sunday. however, changes seem to be coming for the start to the

starts to bring more cloud cover on monday and chances for rain starting late in the day. breaking right now in denver hospital workers and patients are safe but still on lockdown after reports of roads are blocked off...and there is a heavy police presence outside of rose medical center. these are some pictures tweeted out by our sister station...patients and workers barricading themselves in rooms as police surround the area searching for an armed suspect. but policeh have not been able to confirm

shooter. new at six.. nominees for the pro football hall of fame class of 2017 were announced today.. but one player on the list is raising some eyebrows. darren sharper is currently serving an 18-year prison sentence for drugging and raping women in four states.. including here in las vegas. sharper was already booted from the hall of fame at his alma mater.. william & mary. a g names..... in the nevada political world are banding together..... to campaign against..... the legalization of recreational marijuana. the group called.... "protecting nevada's children" is headlined..... by governor brian sandoval... as well as..... attorney general adam laxalt.... and... the nevada casino industry's trade organization. the group.... "yes on question two" responded to the campaign today...... with a statement that reads in part..... "the coalition unveiled today..... stands in favor of the failed policy of marijuana

cartels..... over-regulated businesses. they stand in favor of drug dealers...... who don't check i- d's..... over store owners who do." today.. a huge victory for nevada's solar industry. the p-u-c unanimously approved grandfathering rates..... for more than.... -32- thousand customers. but... as 13 action news anchor..... lesley marin found out... it's only one victory..... for the struggling solar business. today's decision is huge for existing customers-- who will go back to those old rates--but its new cuto never see the savings of solar. because of today's decision all customers who opted in before 2016 will see the same fixed monthly charges as non solar customers. but anyone who waited will not be so lucky...a more non favorable rate will phase in throughout the next 12 years. businesses like sun power-- say until new customers see the same benefits...the solar industry won't return to nevada. hopefully in 2017 the

her back to nevada as for existing customers they will have until february 28th of next year to secure their rates. reporting from summerlin lesley marin today's decision is definitely good news for homeowners being grandfathered-in for the old solar power rates. but what does it mean for everyone else? 13 action news political analyst jon ralston is here to talk more about the numbers. ---one of the big bones of contention between the power solar companies is whether non-solar customers are paying extra to subsidize more expensive solar power. the solar companies have always said nv energy's numbers are wrong and that the state regulators have not used enough variables to calculate the benefits of solar power. ----i asked jon wellinghoff of solar city about that this week. here's our exchange: play sound

"...if the benefits outpace the costs." ----the public utilities commission has the final say on this, considering 11 had previously used. you can be sure both sides will lobby heavily on this after the numbers come in. an amber alert..... issued in boulder city today.... had police and f-b-i swarming

what they were doing..... to keep you and your family safe. and a valley woman is heartbroken when she visited the gravesties of her son and mother. find out what happened after she turned to use when the cemetary wouldn't fix a serious

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but... no worries.... it was all a training exercise. the f-b-i is helping southern nevada police to improve their response when it comes to child abduction cases. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston gives us an inside look at that training. nat when did you last talk to her this may look like a real interview-- between investigators and witnesses-- but this-- nat tbd --is a mock command center-- as the fbi helps train southern nevada law response with child abductions. sot aaron rouse, special agent in charge, fbi las vegas it's all about communication they say the biggest challenge in southern nevada-- was communication between departments. so thats why starting now-- theyll start using the fbi's child abduction rapid deployment team. its essentially a way for the fbi to have better communication with all the local departments. and today-- agencies are learning those techniques. sot brett zimmerman, deputy chief, metro we try to simulate as real a situation as we can real situations-- like when this happened.

anastasia barletta was taken from her home-- after police say-- her mother was driven home after getting drunk at a bar. an amber alert was sent out to all cell phones-- including the suspects-- who ended up returning the baby. police say if and when something like this happens again-- theyll now have an entire team from across southern nevada-- ready to step in. take sot zimmerman by forming this team, our best practices are coming to the forefront marissa tag one of the tools parents can use to keep their fbi child id app-- you can create a profile for your child-- this will help police immediately identify your child in case something happens. mk-- 13an. a valley woman is nearly brought to tears after what she found at the gravesites of her mother and son. 22.43.28 it's very, very disrespectful, when she says the cemetery wouldn't doing anything about it.. she turned to us. now.. we're getting results from a story you asked us to investigate. plus...

of the night..... by a gang of armed men inside her home... and... wait until you see..... the terrifying scene revealed.... by surveillance video.

while she and her family were inside. she says she woke-up to a flashlight in her face. the video shows the men walking around inside the home and holding her at gunpoint. " i just told them please don't hurt my family. take whatever you want to take." she says the gunmen tied up her husband and terrorized her children as they ransacked the home. police are still looking for it's hard enough to visit a loved one's gravesite... but... it's even harder to see the gravesite.... damaged... a valley family turned to us... when they complained.... and.... didn't hear back.... from the cemetery... when.... "you ask, we investigate". contact 13.... investigative reporter.... stephanie zepelin is getting results. these are pictures of jerrilyn and tommy, beloved family members who passed away several years ago. these are pictures of their gravesites. alisa celis says her mom's grave has been sinking because

next to it....and her son's grave is often covered with mud from this dirt area next to his headstone. 22.42.43 last week was my mom's birthday 44 i couldnt even come here on her birthday, i had to satisfaction out of what i came here to see 54 it's hurtful 57 ac her dad first noticed the issues when he was at bunkers cemetary four weeks ago for another funeral. 22.43.28 it's very, very disrespectful, as my daughter said 31 and it's a very says he and his daughter alisa have been calling for the past month and asked for work order on the graves three different times. but nothing changed....until we went out there. 22.51.34 hi 44 did you guys get permision 45 whiile looking at the graves with them, employees came out to ask us to leave....until we showed them what was going on. 22.52.23 they left the headstone covered with mud, there's still a huge puddle of water 28 sir please dont do that i dont really want to be on your camera 31 they started

spot, while we were still there. maintenance workers said there is an issue with the watering system underneath this part of the graveyard. but they promised to fix these two graves, as soon as possible. soc. we looked into this story.... after alisa e-mailed us. if you have a story..... you'd like us to investigate... just send us a story.... to 13investigates@ktnv.com and... be sure to include.... your phone number. a bizzare scene in tampa, florida. all of the thrashing around is being caused by 6 manatees that found their way into caused by hurricane hermine. but.. when the high water receded.. the massive mammals were trapped. a major rescue effort was mounted.worked for hours by hand to save the 4 adults and 2 calves.. and move them to safety. warming temps, light winds and lots of sunshine will be the theme for the weekend. expect highs in the mid 90s on saturday and upper 90s on sunday. however, changes seem to be

pushes in from the south and starts to bring more cloud cover on monday and chances for rain starting late in the day. monday will also be breezy with highs in the mid 90s. by tuesday the cloud cover will remain in the forecast. also, high temps will cool to the upper 80s. chances for rain will linger on wednesday with a bit less cloud

more changes arrive thursday as a large storm system approaches from the pacific northwest. most of the energy associated with this system will pass to our north, but it will pass close enough windy conditions the area on thursday and breezy winds friday as it makes its exit. highs will top out in the low and mid 90s on thursday then in the upper 80s on friday as the system drags cooler air into the region. (bryan back to desk)

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scandal.... continues. the bank is paying..... -1- hundred and -85- million dollars... in fines... and.... has fired -53- hundred employees... for opening bogus accounts... in order to meet sales goals. media reports say.... the f-b-i and federal prosecutors... are still investigating. next week... the senate banking committee is holding.... a public hearing... asking wells fargo to explain.... how this happened. the deadline is approaching..... to file your complaint... if you've had mold..... in your front-load washing

settlements... in class action lawsuits... after mold and odor problems were found... in certain whirlpool... kenmore... maytag... and l-g brand..... front-load washers. the deadline to submit your claim for money..... is next month... october -11-th. and... don't forget... contact 13's "call for action" is ready to help you.... with a consumer problem. just contact one of our volunteers.... any weekday.... between -11- a-m and -1- p-m. our hotline number is 702-368- 2255. if you've been to the pharmacy lately.. you know prescri prices are going up.. and a lot of people are running out of ways to fight back. 13 action news anchor beth fisher shows us some of the worst price hike offenders.. so you don't waste your money.

between food on the table... and having their prescriptions filled. other drug prices are up sharply: -insulin for diabetes: from $100 to $500 dollars per month. -generic lipitor for cholesterol: $30 to $150. -even acne and psoriasis cream: up from $20 to $130 a tube. until recently, you could go to sams club and costco to save hundreds of dollars over those drugstore chains. and websites like goodrx.com would offer big discount coupons. disappearing, the savings are disappearing too. so is there anyway to save? consumer reports magazine says the best idea... is to ask your doctor about cheaper alternative medications. for 13 action news, i'm beth fisher, helping you so you "don't waste your money."> a major win for thousands of solar customers in nevada. next on 13-action news live at 6:30.. find out who will see their rates drop..

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now... here's a look at the top local stories.... we're following right now. mahsa whip in an instant ... an 11-year-old boy's life changed. devon daigle was hit by a car while walking home from school -- (take vo) his grandmother says...it's partly because of a ccsd policy that's putting kid's lives at risk. bc of a lack of resources busses arent available for distances less than 2 miles mahsatag 13 action news is working to find out how to get placedatbdangerous portions of the walk. until then great advice everyone slow down feon 2 to 4pm marissa whip marissa kynaston here-- in boulder city-- right behind me-- several law enforcement agencies are going through training exercises-- in case a child gets kidnapped. they say their biggest challenge is communication across different agencies.