york city. you're taking a live look -- at the scene right now. just moments ago -- mayor bill de blasio -- holding a press conference. he says --the explosion was intentional . but right now --there is no evidence of any connection to terrorism. and -- investigators are on the scene of a possible second device. early signs show -- possibly -- a bomb blew up -- in or near a dumpster -- in the city's

counter-terrorism experts are on the scene. fortunately -- none of those 25 injuries -- are considered life- threatening. an eyewitness -- on the scene says --the blast shook the ground -- and felt like a lightning bolt. as you can see -- police and firefighters -- are still working at the scene -- right now. we'll stay on top of this story -- and bring you any updates -- as we get them. this all comes -- after a small pipe-bomb explodes -- before a marine- corps race this morning. police -- shutting down a park -- to investigate they say -- the crude bomb -- went off inside a trash can -- along the race route -- for a marine-corps charity run. (al della fave/ ocean county prosecutors office) "what the intentions of the individual, we don't know at this point whether it's criminal or terroristic. i mean, it's obvious it was meant to affect the run, the fact that it went off at 9-35." and no runners were nearby when the bomb blew up..

local and federal agents are investigating. they pay the registration fee. they show up at sam boyd stadium today -- for the mad margarita run. only to find out -- they may have been scammed. 13-action news reporter -- david schuman joins is live -- from where the run -- was supposed to take off. david. these road closed signs never came down today. dozens of people drove up expecting to see crowds, a registration tent -- but nothing was here. it's impossible to know how runners told us there's usually a couple hundred at events like this. each persons entry fee was somewhere from 35 to 60 dollars. so they were surprised and frustrated to be duped in such a way. registration went through a website called active.com, and now all the runners we spoke to plan on writing emails to the site asking what's going on here. 193550 bob shearing, runner "i don't know what to think of it for future races. active.com did have a reputation i think as being a real organization, respectable,

active.com is more like an aggregator of races so when we tried to contact the organizers themselves, their website wasn't functioning so there was no way to get in touch. reporting live david schuman 13 action news. swat teams -- surround an apartment complex this afternoon -- after a man barricades himself inside with a machete. it happened -- near tropicana and tamarus. 13-action news reporter -- sot44135- 44138 a guy in the apartment with a machete. it was an unnerving afternoon for people at an apartment complex off of east flamingo and tamarus . metro says they got a call around noon of a domestic dispute... that escalated into a man -barricading himself inside an apartment with a machete. causing .... metro.negotiatiors and swat to tape off the perimeter of the

doors down and heard all the commotion. and he says it was a first . 00:01:0210107 all the noise all thearguing back in forth and then i heard glass break and i was looking around like what id going on . 010710 metro says ...after a brief struggle - the suspects girlfriend, who is nine months pregnant, was able to escape. a short time later- police took the suspect -- believed to be in his mid twenties into custody. as for the victim-she wasn't hurt and was taken to the hospital for unrelated medical issues. marti glaser 13 action news/ we're lern about a deadly five-car pile-up -- just off the strip.. it happened at the intersection of tropicana and koval. police say -- a man in a bmw -- was speeding -- and ran a red light -- sideswiping one car -- crashing head-on into another car -- sending it flying into two others. the driver of that bmw died. metro says -- he wasn't wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash. a motorcyclist is in the hospital tonight -- after a

horizon and pacific. according to police -- the rider -- rear-ended a truck. he was taken to university medical center -- in serious condition. police shut down part of horizon -- earlier this afternoon -- to investigate. taking a live look outside right now. much warmer today than it was earlier this week. but is that warm-up going to continue? let's head over to 13-first-alert meteorologist -- karla huelga to find out. hot and dry will continue to be the theme for the rest of the weekend with high temps just under 100 tomorrow a skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain will start late monday and stick around through wednesday as moisture advances and settles into the area. more controversy on the

time -- that could land him in hot water -- with the secret plus -- it isn't news anyone enjoys hearing. but a gas crisis -- in nine states -- could soon mean -- skyrocketing prices at the pump. and count on chopper 13 -- to bring you breaking news -- fast and first -- and only on 13-action news. we'll be right back.

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advertising. the campaign trail. donald trump igniting more outrage -- just hours after his big- birther backtrack.

sarcasm. but clinton supporters -- call it downright dangerous. abc's -- mary bruce -- is in washington -- with the latest -- on the race for the white house. sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "i think that her bodyguards should drop all weapons." disarming new words from donald trump? the republican nominee attacking rival hillary clinton on gun control friday night? talking about her secret service detail? sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "take their guns away. she doesn't take their- let's see what happens to her. // it will be very dangerous." trump didn't elaborate, but critics say he's suggesting violence? and it's not the first time he's been accused? last month, he stirred up anger with this: (august 9th) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. though the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know." the clinton campaign calls the new comment - disturbing and out of bounds. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee "let's

that my opponent uses to make us afraid of each other." nats - trump didn't mention his new attack during a speech on immigration saturday afternoon? he also did not mention the firestorm -- over his late rejection of the false birther campaign he led against president obama? clinton was more than ready to pounce on that. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nominee "his campaign was founded on this outrageous lie. there is no erasing it in history." and clinton's former rival bernie sanders backing her up? stumping in pennsylvania this weekend. sot - sen. bernie sanders / (d) vermont "what a racist attack against the president of the united states? then he went on from there... and told us we're supposed to hate muslims - or we're supposed to hate mexicans. we are not, as americans, going to fall for that bigorty." 52 days and counting. mary bruce, abc news, washington. an arrest on a college campus -- caught on camera -- goes viral.

bleep :11:21 get off of me! please! but there's more here -- than meets the eye. why -- the university's top cop says -- his officers -- are right. plus -- lines around the block -- at gas stations. drivers -- panicking. what's behind the mad rush -- to fill up.

cell phone video -- of a violent arrest at san-diego state univeristy. it's going viral. witnesses say -- was not violent. and the reaction -- quick. the african-student union -- holding a silent protest -- outside the administration building. but about 90 minutes into the protest -- the university's police chief explains. he says --the man appeared to be on drugs -- and resisted arrest. crowds are lining up at gas stations -- desperate to fill up -- before prices jump. a pipeline leak in alabama -- is threatening pain at the pump. right now -- a state of

six states. abc's -- kendis gibson --takes a look -- at how big of an impact -- this leak could have. script: gas shortages...lines around the block at stations...and panicked drivers susannah sykes, college student: "all of my money is going to gas." six states declaring a state of emergency because of possible "gasoline supply disruptions" after 250,000 gallons of oil was found leaking into this pond in alabama. raleigh woman: "i feel like we're being charged unfairly." drivers now forced to wait in tennessee man: "times are hard anyway so gas going up, yeah it's gonna make a big impact." the colonial pipeline ...which delivers nearly 40% of the east coast's gasoline... stretches from texas all the way to new jersey...and is now being repaired by nearly 700 workers...but the damage at some pumps may already be done...some stations in tennessee and georgia seeing prices go up by 30 cents a gallon! patrick dehaan / senior petroleum analyst,

quickly turn into a problem of finding gasoline over the weekend and into early next week." kendis gibsson stand up tag standard out we're seeing a steady increase in gas prices -- here in las vegas. that isn't the news you want hear. but the average for a gallon of regular is 2-44. that's about ten cents higher hot and dry will continue to be the theme for the rest of the weekend with high temps just under 100 tomorrow and sunny skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain will start late monday and stick around through wednesday as moisture advances and settles into the area.

and upper 90s. tuesday will be mostly cloudy and high temps will drop to the upper 80s with breezy winds from an unstable atmosphere. by wednesday we will see less cloud cover and high temps will rise to the low 90s that day as well as thursday. drier conditions are expected thursday. however, the winds will pick up as a system approaches from the pacific northwest. most of the energy associated with this system will pass to our north, but it'll be close enough to keep us breez temps back to the upper 80s that afternoon. by saturday we will be back to light winds, dry conditions as well as highs around 90. (karla back to desk) and sunny skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain will start late monday and stick around through wednesday

settles into the area. highs on monday are still expected to top out in the mid and upper 90s. tuesday will be mostly cloudy and high temps will drop to the upper 80s with breezy winds from an unstable atmosphere. by wednesday we will see less cloud cover and high temps will rise to the low 90s that day as well as thursday. drier conditions are expected thursday. however, the winds will pick up as a system approaches from the pacific northwest. most of the energy associated with this system will pass to our enough to keep us breezy through friday and drop high temps back to the upper 80s that afternoon. by saturday we will be back to light winds, dry conditions as well as highs around 90. (karla back to desk) and sunny skies. on monday, the day will start out clear, but we'll get a push of clouds and moisture from the south as the day progresses. it looks like chances for rain

as moisture advances and settles into the area. highs on monday are still expected to top out in the mid and upper 90s. tuesday will be mostly cloudy and high temps will drop to the upper 80s with breezy winds from an unstable atmosphere. by wednesday we will see less cloud cover and high temps will rise to the low 90s that day as well as thursday. drier conditions are expected thursday. however, the winds will pick up as a system approaches from the pacific northwest. with this system will pass to our north, but it'll be close enough to keep us breezy through friday and drop high temps back to the upper 80s minnesota where several people have been stabbed inside a

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chelsea neighborhood. the number of injured in that blast -- is now at 29. and a law enforcement source -- tells the associated press -- the explosion appears to have come from a construction tool-box -- in front of a the blast was an 'intentional' act -- but says right now -- there is no evidence of any link to terrorism. fortunately -- none of the we'll stay on top of this story -- and bring you any updates -- as we get them. dozens of runners are trying to get their money back after a 5k run they signed up for today just didn't seem to exist. 13 action news reporter david schuman has what went wrong. pkg there was supposed to be something called a mad margarita run here today at sam boyd stadium. people who showed up told us it had been posted for 6 weeks.