see what changes they're demanding. plus... more outrage in maryland after new video shows officers pepper spraying a teen handcuffefd in the back seat of a patrol car. but first.. the valley is being blasted by wind right now.. and it's whipping up a lot of not nailed down. a live look outside. (ad-lib) and not suprisingly.. a wind advisory is now in effect. we have team coverage with 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis live who's outside. first... let's check in with chief meteorologist bryan scofield . bryan. winds will stay breezy overnight as we keep a sustained wind near 10 mph around and gusts up to 20 mph possible. skies will be clear and the temperatures will drop.

the end of may. a forecast low of 60 is planned with some valley locations getting down to the upper 50s. as we head into the weekend we will warm slightly but keep

sunshine each afternoon with a slight afternoon breeze expected.

cool side with lower 60s to mid 60s around. calls for action coming from capitol hill right now after the shooting in political correspondent mike sacks has more on what they say needs to be done. in the wake of the fatal shooting of an african-american man by police in charlotte this week, members of the congressional black caucus marched from the u-s capitol to the u-s department of justice to deliver a letter to attorney general loretta lynch to demand that she and the d-o-j put an end to such shootings. missouri and baltimore, maryland engaged in repetitive practices of civil rights

african-americans in those cities. currently the police department in baton rouge, louisiana is also under federal investigation following the shooting of an african-american man there. and out on the campaign trail hillary clinton has said the recent shootings are unbearable and untolerable. and trump today in pittsburgh speaking about the unrest last night in charlotte said quote there's no reason to engage in violent disruption or threaten the safey of others. meanwhile, members of congressional black caucus are hoping they can spur action now: --sot-- --rep. g.k. butterfield / (d) north carolina / chair, congressional black caucus: "the department of justice must aggressively pursue investigations, prosecutions against any and all law enforcement officers who harm or kill innocent, unarmed african- american citizens."-- --mike cam tag-- so between the congressional black caucus and the presidential campaign, we can be sure that this is an issue that is not going anywhere soon. for the now, i'm mike sacks. n-b-a players are being urged to come up with ways to create a "positive change" in their communities and around the country. players received a memo from the league saying they want to develop successful ways that

the nba and the game of basketball can continue bringing people together and build-up their communities. nats of girl screaming growing outrage after new video shows an officer pepper spraying a 15-year-old girl in the back of a police car. the girl was arrested and charged with assault and disorderly conduct after allegedly hitting the car with her bike. officers claim she was combative when they tried to get her into the patrol car. turned out to protest the girl's treatment. (tekesha ann martinez, hagerstown resident) "she was 15 years old. so you can't tell me that two grown men needed to use that type of force to try to do whatever to her." investigators are now reviewing the incident. a high school student in hesperia, california is in custody after authorities found what's described as a detailed plan to shoot 33 students and staff members. police say he had access to firemarms.. and also talked about using

a bomb squad searched the school and gave the all-clear. parents are upset because they felt classes should have been cancelled until authorities finished thier investigation. sot alma seaman -"you send your kid thinking ok my kids gonna survive the day. you never gonna you're not gonna see your kid again." like.especially with how young they were.throw their life away doing something as stupid as this?" police believe the student was acting alone. recent mass shootings.. terror attacks and talk about tighter gun control have led t but.. according to a new study by researchers at harvard and northeastern university.. half of all guns in the u-s are owned by only 3% of the population. the study estimates 7.7 million people own.. on average.. 17 guns each.. while half of the nation's 55- million gun owners only own 1 or 2 guns. two-thirds of gun owners say the main reason they own a firearm is self- defense. a las vegas strip club has

the shooting happened at larry's villa back in june. another person was also wounded in the shooting. the city council voted to suspend and permanently revoke thier licenses after what they call a pattern of illegal activity at the club...including stabbings, shootings and other violent crimes. police have been called out nearly 5- hundred times since january 2014. sqautters are a growing problem in cities around the nation.. but it one town.. the squatters are anything but typical. "we called everybody. didn't nothing happe. people i said, oh no, we gotta put a stop to this here." see what's being done to save a neighborhood from being overrun with agressive raccoons. plus... a cult-classic burger whips london into a frenzy....waiting in line for miles just to get a taste of a west-coast treat. and.. don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible

(elizabeth taylor, neighbor) i was clapping and i went over was clapping and i went over i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? reporter: you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i? narrator: donald trump and joe heck.

woman: here in nevada, those were the worst days of our lives, and congressman heck called it "a blip." narrator: in 2008, joe heck called nevada's housing crisis "a blip on the radar." s. narrator: after heck sponsored a bill giving tax breaks to big banks, he took over $500,000 from wall street-- including banks who caused the housing crisis. it's clear what joe heck's priorities are, and families like mine get left behind. narrator: afscme people is responsible

i was so glad to see him. pick up, pick it up! excited neighbors watched as crews demolished an abandoned home in new orleans. the say the house was being overrun by raccoons that became agressive.. and even started chasing anyone who got too close. the racoons started gathering after neighbors began dumping trash nearby. the the house came down so neighbors are hoping they won't come back. now for a look at the top stories now trending. in-n-out goes global, and some kids find an unwelcome guest slithering in their yard but first.. the gift of a lifetime for an 89-year old man who's spent the past 23-years supporting his family by selling popsicles. after his story went viral.. fidencio sanchez got a retirement check. it all happened after two loyal

and raised more than 380- thousand dollars for fidencio in just 9 days. people from all over the world chipped in to help. he says he might buy a house for his wife and grandchildren.. and maybe treat himself to some hearing aids. a pennsylvania family had quite a shock when they found this 8-foot cobra found slithering in their driveway. they recorded the whole "snake scare" on camera. experts say the cobra is indigenous to south america and is capable of leav but non-lethal bite on humans. apparently the snake belonged to somebody who was visiting from out of town. no one was hurt there's always a big demand for fish and chips in london.. but that's not why these people are waiting in a ridiculously long line. this feeding frenzy began when in-n'-out opened up a pop-up store. at one point.. the line was estimated at more than a mile long.. and some people were calling it the "woodstock of fast food."

stories that are trending today.. just download our free 13 action news mobile app. you can get the latest weather updates, breaking news alerts and more. anchors adlib and toss to bryan winds will stay breezy overnight as we keep a sustained wind near 10 mph around and gusts up to 20 mph possible. skies will be clear and the temperatures will drop. the coolest temperature will be seen tonight in las vegas since the end of may. a forecast low of 60 is locations getting down to the upper 50s. winds will stay breezy in the early hours of friday with the winds calming around 12 pm tomorrow. skies will be clear but the temperatures will be the highlight of the day. we should top out right above 80 degrees which would make friday a perfect early autumn day for southern nevada. as we head into the weekend we expected. we will start off each day on the cool side with lower 60s to

and angelina jolie's divorce -

it...addressing rumors of an affair. a-b-c's lauren lyster has more. nats red carpet cotillard the actress rumored to have had an affair with brad pitt -- breaking her silence to deny it nats allied trailer academy award winner marian cotillard, who stars with pitt in the upcoming film "allied" writing on instagram "many years ago, i met the man of my life, father of our son and of the baby we

the only one that i need" ... nats red carpet ...that man, actor and director director guillaume canet. nats red carpet brad and angelina sources tuesday also told abc news there was "no third party" involved in the breakup of pitt and jolie. nat mr and mrs smith jolie: satisfied? pitt: not for years the two met on the set of mr. and mrs. smith 12 years ago and on monday jolie filed for divorce from her husband of 2 years and since then more stories are coming out about the split a source close to the actress telling people magazine that days ber "she sat down, talked to brad and offered to file for divorce together." a source close to pitt telling people he had "begged her to press pause - not so they could reconcile, but so they could prepare their children for the massive upheaval to come." sot--lesley messer, entertainment editor, abc news - based on the reporting that has come out over the last couple of days it certainly seems like this is going to be a much more contentious split than originally thought tag: a key issue -- the children--jolie

lauren lyster abc news los angeles. in today's healthy living.. parents will do anything to keep their kids out of the doctor's office during flu season. but are we oversanitizing them? we'll take a look at a new study that claims the dirtier the better....how playing in the dirt could actually help their immune system. [ cellphone ringing ] it's just another scandal from danny tarkanian. tarkanian was the corporate lawyer for those with an elaborate scam

and when a shady tarkanian deal went bust, he refused to pay back $17 million, sticking taxpayers with the bill. why would we ever send danny tarkanian to congress?

steps you need to take. the heimlich maneuver was made famous by doctor henry heimlich more than forty years ago... it is one of several first aid options used when someone is choking. in the grand scheme of medical procedures, this one is incredibly safe. dr. kyle staller is a gastroenterologist at boston's massachusetts general hospital. he says it's important to know the heimlich maneuver.,. because in a choking situation, min we know that when someone's deprived of oxygen for four minutes brain damage can start to occur. you want to locate their navel... and make a fist and put it right above the navel. susan mastandrea teaches the procedure to y-m-c-a lifeguards... you want to put the other hand on top of that fist and you want to do strong inward and upward thrusts... like that. doctor staller recommends five to ten thrusts at a time... treating each one as an independent effort to clear the airway. basically you're taking air

high rate of speed and high pressure. it's important to use airway-clearing procedures like the heimlich, only when needed. in attleboro, massachusetts... jim morelli new evidence this afternoon that exposing kids to dirt can actually be good for them. a new book is out called "let them eat dirt." it encourages parents to let children get their hands dirty because it can help stimulate their immune system. many scientists believe that keeping children too clean shi essential microbes. melissa willets: i worry about what they touch and then put their hands in their mouth or their eyes. [butted with] marie-claire arrieta, co-author let them eat dirt if we miss out on that exposure the immune system is not going to mature. the authors also say children don't have to wash their hands after being outside.. and don't panic if the pacifier falls on the floor. in some households.. it's called the '3-second rule.' we'll be back with a look at

and.. before we head to break.. a look at another night of seasson premiers in the abc primetime lineup on channel 13. at 8 -- grey's anatomy at 9 -- notorious at 10 -- how to get away with murder at 11 -- 13 action news take a look at this view from chopper 13...bringing you breaking news fast and first. we'll be right back.

don't believe... don't believe... don't believe joe heck's attacks. catherine cortez masto has always served with integrity. as a federal prosecutor and attorney general... she made sex trafficking a felony crime. she worked with the bush and obama administrations to combat terrorism. as attorney general, she helped reduce crime. that's why she's endorsed by law enforcement across nevada. catherine cortez masto. catherine cortez masto. i trust her to keep us safe. i'm catherine cortez masto,

recovering after being attacked by an inmate. that inmate... david frostick eg with the officer before beating him with a flashlight. the attack lasted several minutes before other officers jumped in to help. the officer is expected to be okay. the man accused wounding his estranged wife and her boyfriend in a parking garage jeffrey brown was waiting for them to return from vacation when he pulled up and started shooting. brown is set to appear in court again next month. coming up on 13 action news..

about the arrest of a valley doctor accused of inappropriately touching patients. what one woman told police he did to her before a physical. that story and more on 13 action news.. live at 5. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. it's official. a lease has been signed and construction will soon begin on the practice facility for the new nhl team coming to las winds will stay breezy overnight as we keep a around and gusts up to 20 mph possible. skies will be clear and the temperatures will drop. the coolest temperature will be seen tonight in las vegas since the end of may. a forecast low of 60 is planned with some valley locations getting down to the upper 50s. that does it for 13 action news live at 3:30.. but stay with us for judge judy up next. don't forget.. we're always on at ktnv.com and on our mobile app.

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>> announcer: a house sitter says she earned every penny. >> i did tell her that she could use up to $400. >> announcer: now this homeowner... >> judge judy: how much did she spend? >> $1,511.32. >> announcer: ...sits on a stack of receipts. >> these are his expenses. >> judge judy: pick a bill -- one bill. if this bill is not for you, then we'll continue to talk.

you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution randall thom is suing his ex-girlfriend linda davis for making unauthorized debit-card charges while he was in jail. linda is countersuing for dog- and house-sitting fees. >> byrd: order. all rise. this is case number 37 on the calendar in the matter of thom vs. davis. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. >> judge judy: mr. thom, according to your complaint, you went to jail for a period of time. the defendant was a friend of yours. you asked her to watch your house and your dog. >> correct. >> judge judy: and gave her a credit card to pay certain bills and expenses. you claim that she helped herself to your credit card and spent money that was not for your benefit, and that was not authorized by you.