a wind advisory is in effect -- with gusts -- over 30 miles an hour. a dust advisory -- also issued -- a dust advisory -- also issued -- because of those strong winds. let's check in -- with 13-first meteorologist -- karla huelga. karla a large storm system is pushing through the area and will continue to bring gusty conditions through late tonight. a wind advisory is in effect for the area through 3am tomo warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high breezy category on monday. also, overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into high temps will warm a bit to the very low 80s.

home. that neighborhood -- are living in fear. 13-action news reporter -- marti glaser -- is live -- near hacienda and eastern -- at the home -- where the man was found .... . marti people i spoke with who live here say this is typically a very quiet neighborhood ...

around 730 - yesterday evening - metro responded to this valley home on the 5300 block of surrey street . we are told a female roomate living here came home to find - the home ransacked- guns stolen and a man inside shot-. dead, a vehicle also went missing- later found blocks away . one father we spoke with says he's amping up security - it's his 9 month old daughters safety thats his number one 71637 im working with my neighbor he has like 8 camera s and he is installing one for me . 71640 is the main thing here hope she is going to be okay no one was at the home today -but this car with a sticker from the coroners office .. left a sign .... the investigation is not over. no arrests have been made...police are asking for your help.

an elderly man -- is fighting for his life -- after he's stabbed in the head. it happened -- outside catholic charities on main street. two people get into a fight. police say -- 30 year-old lakisha hooks -- pulls out a knife -- stabbing the man. he is not expected to survive. right now -- hooks is behind bars. right now -- one person is recovering -- after being shot overnight the gunfire -- breaking out -- near lake mead and nels boulevards. 13-action news -- fast and first to the scene. the victim was taken to the hospital -- but was standing and speaking. no word -- on what led to the shooting. another crash -- claims the life of a valley man this a drunk driver -- who was speeding -- lost control of his car -- slamming into man on the motorcycle. the rider -- died at university medical center.

the driver -- arrested -- and charged with d-u-i. a 13-action news update -- on the deadly train crash in new jersey investigators will have to dig deeper -- to find answers. that's because -- the data recorder they recovered -- wasn't working -- the day of the crash. the recorder -- is supposed to keep information -- on the train's speed. the national transportatiion safety board -- hopes the data recorder -- in the front of the train -- is working. the train's engineer -- tells investigators the train was working properly -- before it crashed -- killing one pe -- injuring more than a-hundred. and -- he says -- it was going about 10-miles-an hour -- as it approached the station. it's your voice -- your vote -- in the race for the white house. more controversy for donald trump. a front-page story -- in the new york times -- claiming trump -- lost nearly a billion dollars -- and could avoided paying taxes for more than a decade. this -- as the candidate himself -- lobbing new attacks -- at rival hillary clinton. abc's -- mary bruce -- is in washington -- with the latest.

fragments of donald trump's state tax records from 1995 - reportedly showing more than 900 million dollars in losses - the deduction so large - it could have allowed trump to legally avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. the newspaper says the paperwork was sent anonymously. (debate - ) sot - clinton - "they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax?" trump - last week's debate - trump defended himself for not paying federal income taxes during the late 70's? but he has repeatedly criticized other people for doing the same? (file - cnn) sot- donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "i know people that are making a the story on twitter - saying "i know our complex tax laws better than anyone who has ever run for president - and am the only one who can fix them." (abc this week) sot - rudy giuliani / trump supporter "don't you think a man who has

states than a woman? and the only thing she's ever produced is a lot of work for the fbi, checking her e-mails." (abc this week) sot - sen. of us are dummies because we believe in america? // i think they have a very distorted view church? the candidate in charlotte - speaking on america's racial divide - nearly two weeks after the police shooting that killed a black father. at one point - clinton hugging the 9-year-old who tearfully addressed the city council last week. sot - hillary clinton / (d) presidential nomin we are black people and we shouldn't have to feel like this. // because my grandchildren are white, // let's be honest here, they won't face the kind of fear that we heard from the young children testifying before the city council." mary bruce, abc news, washington. the trump campaign -- releasing this statement -- saying -- "mr. trump is a highly-skilled businessman -- who has a fiduciary responsibility to his business -- his family -- and

tax -- than legally required." and donald trump is heading back here to the valley. he'll hold a rally -- at the henderson pavillion -- on wednesday morning. the rally -- set to have to register for tickets -- on his website. democratic -- vice-presidential candidate -- tim kaine -- is also coming to town this week. he's holding a rally thursday -- just two days before -- nevada's deadline to register -- by mail -- for the november election. no word yet -- on where the next -- chaos on the streets of california. an officer -- forced to flee -- after coming under attack -- by an angry mob. and it all began --with a towed car. plus -- buying a home can be tricky business. sellers -- pull out all the stops -- to get you to buy -- at top price. what you need to look out for -- so you don't waste your money. and remember -- chopper 13 -- bringing you breaking news -- fast and first. we'll be right back.

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behind bars tonight. he's accused -- of breaking into -- nearly a dozen lingerie stores -- in california's san fernando valley. police say -- this man -- robbed as many as 18 stores -- since the beginning of the year -- stealing as much as 10-thousand dollars worth -- of woman's lingerie. polcie say -- he even broke into one store -- serving breat-cancer patients -- twice. sot beth higgins/ intimate image "we took it very personal because these are items that we may not ever get again, they fit and their is a special need for that fitting." police caught him -- trying to another store. nats of sirens in dash cam video take a look at this. dash-cam video -- shows the frantic moments -- after california highway patrol officer -- tries to stop to a driver --doing stunts -- in the middle of the street would you believe -- nearly a- hundred people were watching that driver. the officer -- walks up to this chevy tahoe -- and tries to get

-- just takes off. the officer gets back in his and shatters his windows. (jerry dyer / fresno police chief) " this was absolute anarchy on the part of the individuals that were vandalizing the chp vehicle with him inside. i have no doubt that had that officer got out of the vehicle, they would have attacked him." police -- arrested three people. one of them -- telling investigators -- he was upset with the cops -- because they recently towed his car. in philadelphia -- a launch an investigation -- into deadly police shooting. they want to know why officers -- fired more than 100 shots -- to take down an unarmed man -- who went on a rampage. the city's police commissioner asking -- if the barrage of bullets -- was a case of contagious gunfire. abc's -- eva pilgrim -- has more. more than 100 shots fired? police ending a terrifying series of attacks. officials say the number of actual shots fired at christopher sowell... still being tallied.

right now that count is 109 shots fired police are now identifying the 9 officers who opened fire, but not saying which hit and killed the 32-year-old suspected in a series of violent attacks on 5 people- investigators say he stabbed two children, including his own 8 year old son? sot - dan sowell/brother: it's a shame that he did it to his own kids but in the end, it wasn't fair that the cops shot an unarmed man that many times. the philadelphia police commissioner says while no gun has been recovered? multiple weapons used to slash and were found? sot - commissioner richard ross/philadelphia pd: it is of serious concern to us the number of shots that were fired. according to philadelphia's police commissioner-- one factor may have been what he calls "contagious fire" at the chaotic scene? and is promising more training. sot - lz: it's about certain biases and whether or not police officers are properly trained to recognize when someone is mentally ill and how to deescalate a situation and someone who is violent and

two people are recovering tonight -- after a small plane crash in texas. it happened in the town of taylor. that's about 30 miles northeast of austin. authorities say -- airplane hit the ground -- and caught fire. the pilot -- suffering severe burns. the passenger -- also injured. officials are investigating -- to figure why the plane went down. a monster storm -- is tearing hrough the caribbean today. hurricane matthew -- is a category four right now -- packing winds of 145 miles an hour. abc's -- ben kenney jamaica -- where people -- are getting ready. the calm - before the storm. the people of jamaica preparing for the arrival of hurricane matthew? nats - "?cutting wood?" for days now, this has been the sound in the streets - nats - "?screwdriver?" residents here boarding up windows - and stocking up on supplies. sot - melain azan / supermarket owner "it has been chaos from morning. we have been (selling an) unbelievable amount of kerosene lamps, flashlights - you name it, every imaginary thing." the

and watching the massive storm? sot - sean thomas "if we do not prepare, then disaster will catch us unaware." right now - the track takes matthew by several island nations? including haiti which could take a direct hit. the storm isn't expected to impact land for another day, people in cuba praying for the storm to move away - and boarding up a church badly damaged by hurricane sandy in 2012. nats - (checkout line) "?beep?" back in jamaica - local stores are struggling to keep the sot - bk - "have you been selling out of water and bread?" employee - "bread - they can't make enough." bk - "so, when bread comes in - it's gone?" employee - "gone, gone, gone." sot - sofia graham / shopper "unbelievable shopping - way down there - the line is." out on the water - the waves are already picking up? and local fisherman now docked until the storm passes. sot - kenneth goldson / fisherman "no, no fisherman is going out, you know." ben

message out early to make sure americans are ready. ben kennedy, abc news, kingston, jamaica. wx chat a large storm system is pushing through the area and will continue to bring gusty conditions through late tonight. a wind advisory is in effect for the area through 3am tomorrow. warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high temps will drop to the mid 70s on monday for the las vegas valley. the winds will remain in the breezy category on monday. also, overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into

tuesday as the center of the system pushes northeast and high temps will warm a bit to the very low 80s. on wednesday the system will drag in a reinforcement of cooler air on the back end and will bring and winds back up to breezy on wednesday and keep high temps around 80 through thursday. high temps will start to warm a bit by the weekend. friday through next sunday, with light winds and sunny to mainly sunny skies. here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm effect for the area through 3am

warning is in effect for the spring mountains through 3am as well. the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high temps will drop to the mid 70s on monday for the las vegas valley. the winds will remain in the breezy category on monday. also, overnight lows will drop into the mid 50s monday into tuesday. lighter winds are expected on system pushes northeast and high temps will warm a bit to the very low 80s. on wednesday the system will drag in a reinforcement of cooler air on the back end and will bring and winds back up to breezy on wednesday and keep high temps around 80 through thursday. high temps will start to warm a bit by the weekend.

friday through next sunday, with light winds and sunny to mainly sunny skies. here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm this winter so our annual coats 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 to ktnv dot com or tropical

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. it looks like some home sellers -- aren't above using some dirty tricks -- to get youto buy. 13-action news anchor -- beth fisher shows us -- what to watch for -- so you don't waste your money. home? a new report warns about some sneaky home seller ticks you should watch out for. home buyers love clean, well maintained homes. sellers know that too, and do everything they can to make their home show well. but a new report by go banking rates.com says, you need to watch for some of the top tricks sellers use to get you smells. --a fresh coat of paint on

it can be used to hide water damage. if you smell fresh paint, investigate. --a sense of urgency to buy. telling you someone else is about to make an offer. --faking the age of appliances, by writing a recent date on a water heater or furnace. --and the biggest home seller trick: downplaying the cost of repairs. sellers may say they priced a new roof or repair to the patio. but they could be off by thousands of dollars. never take the seller's word own estimate. all the tricks and many more, can be spotted by a good home inspector. just make sure to hire an inspector who will work for you, not someone the seller recommends. for 13 action news, i'm beth fisher helping you, so you dont waste your money. the national finals rodeo -- is just around the corner. and -- they're going high-tech this year . what they're doing -- to make

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some new technology to help plan your rodeo experience. the n-f-r mobile app provides interactive maps and schedules. the event runs from december first throught the tenth at the thomas and mack center. a pair of new movies -- beat out recent releases -- for t rick damigella -- has the countdown. (nat) "sully" fell two places to land in fifth place eight-point-four million dollars. that number pushes the clint eastwood-directed drama past the 100- million dollar mark after weeks in theaters. "storks" also slipped two spots to perch in fourth place with thirteen-point-eight-million, while "the magnificent seven" rode off with third place and fifteen-point-seven million. (nat) "deepwater horizon"

rig disaster, met expectations with a 20-point-six million dollar opening, good enough for second place. (nat) "miss peregrine's home for peculiar children" won the weekend with a $28.5 million dollar debut. this marks the first time since 20-10's "alice in wonderland" that a movie with tim burton in the director's chair has debuted in first place. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. a large storm system is pushing through the area and will continue to bring gusty conditions t tonight. a wind advisory is in effect for the area through 3am well. the system will drag in cooler air into the region and high breezy category on monday. tonight -- in primetime -- on channel 13. at 7 -- america's funniest home

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welcome to "world news tonight." trump's tax bombshell. the leaked documents.es in one year. critics saying he's a tax dodger. his supporters calling him a genius. and trump setting up a nasty rematch one week from tonight. >> i don't even think she's loyal to bill, if you want to know the truth. bracing for disaster. a category 4 hur a fragile island, facing life-threatening wind and rain. and this monster storm may be taking aim at the east coast. deadly crash course. new details tonight about what the engineer is telling investigators about the moment of impact. school bus scare. a school bus rolling over. students thrown across the aisle. and now the seatbelt debate reignited. and, colossal comebacks. from a one-handed interception,