a number of accidents -- leave 2 people dead -- and several others -- seriously injured. good evening -- and welcome to 13action news. i'm christopher king. a man is dead -- after a motorcycle crash. let's go right to 13-action news reporter -- david schuman. he's live -- near mojave and sahara -- with how this tragedy happened. david. this neighborhood is still taped off as police investigate by that home in the corner. metro says a motorcycle rider riding these streets and lost control of the bike. he slid right into the open garage and nearly went through the wall into the inside of the home. the man had done several run throughs on these narrow streets after doing some maintenance work on the motorcycle..according to police. officers say the 29 year old was wearing a full helmet but there was nothing that could be done to save him.

saw the crash says he can't get the noise of the screeching brakes out of his head. 000224 mickey smith, neighbor "it was a horrible sound. i would think he broke his neck emotional." the home the rider crashed into took some considerable damage. no one inside was hurt. reporting live david schuman 13 action news. right now -- metro is searching for a couple of robbery suspects. they say the pair -- robbed a business -- in the southeast part of the valley -- making off with an undisclosed amount of cash. no one was hurt. right now -- one man is dead -- three others -- injured -- after a crash -- near owens and h street. 13 action news -- fast and first -- to the scene -- early this morning. metro tells us -- two cars collided at the intersection.

detectives say-- one of the cars -- may have run a red light. investigators say -- speed and alcohol -- were factors in the crash. 64851 it happens on a monthly basis if not every other month for sure somebody there is some sort of accident down here.64857 two people are airlifted --after an ugly car crash. it happened early this morning -- on desert inn. 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser -- is live there --right now people living nearby say-- they aren't surprised. chris .. that's right, metro says the driver of the vehicle that around 2 this morning was speeding . i did speak to the drivers husband who was too distraught to talk on camera- he says his wife is still in critical condition - her cousin was the passenger . neighbors living around here say accidents here are a regular thing ,,, at least once

cars crash into these barricades behind us - speed is a common factor. the speed limit on desertinn r/ is 35 mph, but as you make the turn- the speed limit quickly changes to 10mph font:todd moulton- 7 years .... it's morethan a 90 degree turn - because it kind of cuts in so you really have to be slowing down and paying attention. the dings on the barricades here prove how often these kinds of accidents happen . and becasue of the damage... neighbors say they are constantly being replaced.. and for homeowners living off dessert inn road this is the only way in and out and this morning many tell us they were marti glaser 13 action news . right now a live look outside across the valley. the wind really starting to pickup out there. let's check in now with 13 first meteorologist karla huelga. karla -- just how windy is it going to get? a large storm system is headed our way from the pacific northwest and will bring windy conditions through early monday. tonight, expect peak gusts to

gustier and peak at about 45mph. the system will also bring a big cool- down. high temps will top off in the energy will move through behind rise to the mid 80s on friday and saturday. dozens of protestors -- outside -- at red-rock resort and casino -- this morning. call --a die-in-- during -- an n-r-a meeting. activists -- wearing all black -- .covered in fake blood -- and carrying signs --

verna mandez/battle born progress 09:44:47 "so we are actually protesting and mourning the 33,000 lives that are taken each year in america due to gun violence." activists say -- nearly 80-percent of nevadans -- support legal background checks for gun sales. new information this afternoon -- on that school shooting -- in south carolina. we've just learned -- the 6- year-old boy -- who was critically wounded -- has died. jacob hall -- had been fighting for his life -- after a 14-year-old boy -- went on a shooting rampage -- at townville elementary school -- on wednesday. another child -- and school staffer -- were injur well. the teenager is also accused of killing his own father -- just before the attack. investigators continue to look for clues in that deadly train crash in new jersey. so far -- they know the signals and track approaching the station seem to be normal. but a key piece of evidence is still missing. abc's daria albinger has more on the investigation. beneath a massive tangle of steel and glass? crucial evidence in the train crash that killed one person and injured 114 others.

because of the unsettled structures that we're not sure about, i'm not allowing anybody to go in there." at this point - the sheer extent of the wreckage in hoboken, new jersey - is keeping n-t-s-b recorder and a forward facing camera. nats - officials want to know exactly how fast the train was going.. and if the brakes were used before it slammed into the station thursday morning. natsot - (broadcastify) "we've investigators already recovered one of the event recorders - seen here - the one kept at the back of the train. that information now being downloaded at the manufacturer. investigators did speak with the engineer - 48-year-old thomas gallagher - but there are no details on that meeting. preliminary drug and alcohol tests for him came back negative. so far - witnesses say the train appeared to be going three times faster than normal as it approached the platform. the impact - so violent that part of the station's ceiling

standing around waiting. while the n-t-s-b waits to get access to more of the wreckage? investigators are interviewing more witnesses - and reviewing multiple videos. sot - t. bella dinh-zarr / vice chair, ntsb "our objective is as always to not just find out what happened, but why it happened so we can prevent it from happening again." daria albinger, abc news, new york. this afternoon -- an incredible story of survival -- in washington state. four people survive a plane samaritans. it happened -- near lopez island. that's about half-way between seattle and vancouver. a float-plane -- slams into the water. a couple -- in a fishing boat -- spot a kayaker -- waving her 17:18 we noticed four yellow objects right next to her in the water and. as we got closer we realized it was four people in the water wearing their bright yellow aviation personal flotation quite cold, and we got their wet clothing off and into the cabin where we had a heater on.

to figure out -- why the plane went down. help is on the way -- for nevada vets. the state -- will get more than 2-hundred-million dollars -- for the military -- and programs for veterans. most of it -- will go toward upgrading the reno v-a medical center. the state will also get money -- to help build an extended-care facility for veterans -- in reno. it's your voice -- your vote -- in the race for the white house. con across the country -- endorsing and for some --this would be the first time -- in more than a century. reid binion -- has the latest. nat pop several newspaper editorial boards are, for the first time in decades, breaking tradition by not supporting the republican presidential nominee. instead they're recommending hillary clinton. and in some cases, libertarian gary johnson as their choice for president. among the media outlets catching heat for rejecting

arizona republic .. who is endorsing a democrat for the first time since its founding back in 1890. phil boas / editorial page editor, the arizona republic: "i don't think it's an accident that we're breaking with our history in a election year none of us has ever seen in our streak not backing a republican. mike wilson / editor, dallas morning news: "our recommendation is just that, a recommendation. we recommended the best person we think is best qual serve as president." and the first time in over a century, the detroit news is endorsing a candidate who isn't a republican. this election, they're throwing their support behind the libertarian nominee. nolan finley / editorial page editor, the detroit news: "i don't think voters should have to hold their nose and vote for the lesser of two evils" butt sot "we handled this process newspaper." the endorsements sparked outrage among republican readers.. which resulted in many canceling their subscriptions. trump responded in a tweet saying that the people were suddenly -- takes a turn for

kids -- sent flying out of their seats -- as the driver -- suddenly loses control -- and crashes. now -- new video shows us why -- this crash -- could have been prevented. plus -- a warning about the airbags in your car. one woman -- shares her story -- after one of them explodes -- without warning -- seriously injuring her. what you can do -- to protect you and your family. and remember -- chopper 13 -- bringing you breaking news -- fast and first.

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joe heck should be ashamed. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. crash in texas. "anybody get off here?" butt with kids screaming. the bus driver -- taking her eyes off the road -- just for a second -- before hitting a pickup truck -- and rolling inside. 16 students -- and the driver -- were taken to the hospital -- with minor injuries. people who live in the area -- are furious -- police did not write her a ticke -- and the children. she can't be asking questions of the children while driving 50, 60 miles an hour in the rain with that many on board." the school offials say -- the driver has been working for the distrcit -- for 25 years.

her normal route. terrifying moments -- for a north carolina woman -- as she's run over -- while pumping gas. you can see the pickup truck -- as it slams into her car -- sending it flying -- before running into her. police say -- the driver was under the influence of pain pills -- when the crash happened. some good samaritans saw the crash -- and stopped the suspect from running off. (jonathan watts) "took a few steps like he was trying to hero. don't need to be considered that. just doing what i thought was the right thing to do." the men held him -- until police arrived. the woman who was run over -- wasn't seriously hurt. she's expected to be okay. creepy clowns -- continue to terrorize people -- across the country. an oregon woman -- claims she was threatened -- by a man wearing a clown mask -- while sitting at a stop light -- in broad daylight. she says --the masked man

get in. crystal foster he started banging on the door, banging on the window, hard enough where i thought he was going to break it. he was in all black, black gloves on, he had his hood up and he had a silver mask on. unharmed. there have been a number of threats -- here in the valley -- as well. a creepy clown named -- garbo -- threatened a number of students -- at chaparral high school. clark-county school police say -- none of the threats were credible. the path of this monster storm. overnight -- hurricane matthew -- weakening to a category four. wind speeds -- approaching 1- hundred 55-miles an hour. it'a major threat to jamaica -- cuba -- haiti -- and the bahamas. it's already killed a 16-year-old boy -- on the island of saint vincent. some meteorologists -- predict matthew could -- barrel into the u-s. wx chat a large storm system is headed our way from the pacific

bring windy conditions through early monday. tonight, expect peak gusts to about 30 mph around the valley. tomorrow the winds will get gustier and peak at about 45mph. the system will also bring a big cool- down. high temps will top off in the on monday. overnight temps will drop to the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to around 80 on tuesday afternoon. afternoon highs will remain in the low 80s through thursday. a second, weaker batch of the system, which will kick up winds to breezy on wednesday. a calmer pattern will begin thursday and high temps will rise to the mid 80s on friday and saturday. gusts to about 30 mph around the valley. tomorrow the winds will get gustier and peak at about mid and upper 80s tomorrow, then drop to the mid 70s on monday. the winds will drop to breezy on monday. overnight temps will drop to the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to

afternoon highs will remain in the low 80s through thursday. a second, weaker batch of energy will move through behind the system, which will kick up winds to breezy on wednesday. a calmer pattern will begin thursday and high temps will all kids in las vegas to be gusts to about 30 mph around the valley. tomorrow the winds will get gustier and peak at about mid and upper 80s tomorrow, then drop to the mid 70s on the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to around 80 on tuesday afternoon. the low 80s through thursday. a second, weaker batch of energy will move through behind the system, which will kick up winds to breezy on wednesday. a calmer pattern will begin here at 13 action news we want gusts to about 30 mph around the valley. tomorrow the winds will get gustier and peak at about mid and upper 80s tomorrow, then drop to the mid 70s on monday. the winds will drop to breezy on monday. overnight temps will drop to the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to around 80 on tuesday afternoon.

winds to breezy on wednesday. a calmer pattern will begin thursday and high temps will rise to the mid 80s on friday and saturday. here at 13 action news we want gusts to about 30 mph around the valley. tomorrow the winds will get high temps will top off in the mid and upper 80s tomorrow, then drop to the mid 70s on the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to around 80 on tuesday afternoon. afternoon highs will remain in the low 80s through thursday. energy will move through behind the system, which will kick up winds to breezy on wednesday. a calmer pattern will begin here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be

for kids drive is underway. and once again this year, our partner is tropical smoothie. please donate gently used or new children's coats at any tropical smoothie cafe. to find a location near you go smoothie dot com. thanks to the salvation army. as the temperatures start to get colder, they'll distribute the coats to families in need. and a big thanks to tropical smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of action news and this community project. a contact-13 consumer alert this afternoon. listen up -- this is big. sammy's milk -- baby food -- is being recalled -- over bacteria fears. parents -- should stop feeding this to their kids--

for a refund the potentially deadly bug -- can cause severe -- and sometimes fatal infections -- or meningitis. the affected products -- have an expiration date -- of november 2016 -- to 2018. .so far --no illnesses have been reported. drivers -- never see it coming. an air bag -- shoots out -- without warning -- hitting the driver -- right in the face. 13-action news anchor -- tricia kean -- shows us a problem affecting -- millions of vehicles.

group that researches and investigates automotive issues. shows recalls that affect more than 11 million vehicles, with a number of different defects, that can cause "inadvertent airbag deployment." sean kane: you could have problems inside a module with a wiring control unit or corrosion. bad censors, malfunctioning modules and wiring defects make up some of the issues for all these recalls... back to 19-92. age is often a factor. cheri's vin number shows no recalls for her vehicle... that would explain what happened to her car. general motors actually came out read the computer... but say their testing failed to determine a cause. cheri money: i would like to know what happened.> so -- here's what you need to know -- to protect yourself. check your vin number for recalls. never ignore an air bag light. and -- if you're driving a car -- more than 10- years old -- ask your mechanic -- to check

checking your vin number -- at k-t-n- v dot com. pizza-delivery drivers -- may want to start looking for a new job. how a new restaurant -- is changing the game -- using robots to make pizzas -- on the way to your house.

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the student says -- his phone was dead -- when it caught fire. we'll be back -- with another look at your forecast. but right now -- here's a live look outside - -at the valley. you're watching 13 action news -- where you get breaking news

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the valley. tomorrow the winds will get high temps will top off in the mid and upper 80s tomorrow, then drop to the mid 70s on the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to energy will move through behind the system, which will kick up winds to breezy on wednesday. a calmer pattern will begin here's a look -- at what's coming up tonight-- on channel

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