then on to the 215. 8:54:22-8:54:28 "he went by me like i was standing still the wave of the air going by my car shook my car." when the man finally stopped.... police shot and killed him..... just feet away from several other drivers. police say.... he was armed.... and wanted for more than a dozen armed robberies..... in las vegas and henderson. tonight.. we're seeing new surveillance video from yet another business.. caught-up in this case. 13 action news reporter.... tom george met those owners today... and... has that video. you can see here the car that carjacking just one stop on a crime spree that finding ended today with that car chase before that chase came to a fatal end... it started in this driveway... with a man and a gun -- and woman with guts trying to stop him from stealing her car she threw the keys across the driveway so she showed some moxie i'll give her credit for that in the end, the man drove off - her house right next to the main road -- allowing the suspect to make quick getaway we're not a gated community

streets that doesn't condone that kind of criminal activity it's a crime spree that didn't stop there. just down the street at sweet it's a crime spree that didn't stop there. just down the street at sweet addiction - the owners still reeling from the being robbed in broad daylight... they showed us this video - at first he looks like he's grabbing a soda from corner but then pulls a gun at the register i mean he was in and out before one minute the owners .. still on edge you don't know if something like that's gonna happen today or tomorrow the suspect apparently had the same mo at a dairy queen pulling a police say he was at least dozen other robberies too. at sweet addiction, they're out hundreds of dollars - but still sad to learn the man who robbed them was killed. you know just because he came to robbery that i wish he was dead, it was decision to put people's lives in jeopardy. a decision they wish this man would've made differently before it was too late. you always gonna get caught at the end of the day i'm saddened that an individual has died but he chose his lot in life.

taken moments after the suspect was shot and killed. it appears to have been recorded from a balcony.. and shows what looks like about a dozen police cars blocking traffic in the middle of the 215. you can also see the yellow crime tape stretching across the road. also... another deadly shooting this morning... after a fight at a gas station... near hollywood and lake mead..... chopper 13..... fast and first over the the fight started.... between two people.... near the gas pumps.... and... a third person.... came up.... and started shooting.... right now... police don't have a suspect.... in custody.... new at -6- a heated argument...... between a school bus driver and some parents..... left one c-c-s-d school bus damaged. and now... one of those parents is speaking out saying.... she's fed up.....

13 action news reporter.... marissa kynaston has more.... on how it all escalated. take pkg several students just waiting to board their bus for school this morning-- when this happened. clark county school district police say a parent punched this window-- out of frustration. parents -- saying everyone's frustrated. take sot shaneita kelly, frustrated parent 16:04:01:18 all the parents are concerned about it, i mean it's ridiculous 16:04:05:25 shaneita school-- missing parts of class-- and late coming home-- she says her child was even left behind at school! take sot kelly 16:03:24:12 i felt concerned about my kids 16:03:26:16 this morning-- parents said the bus was late again-- and they'd had enough. so 13 action news got some answers from ccsd-- turns out-- this particular bus-- is an overflow bus. that means-- the students at this bus stop live less than two miles away from their middle school. so-- if the bus has time-- and extra room-- it makes the extra

take sot kelly 16:05:45:22 don't be a beep about it and leave somebody's kid, you left my niece, at the school. she could have been raped, murdered, kidnapped, anything 16:05:56:26 marissa tag they say there were no arrests made this morning-- and they didnt issue any tickets at this time. but they may decide to do that once they finish their investigation. mk-- 13an. governor sandoval has one bill headed to his desk from the but we're still waiting on a final vote on the proposed nfl stadium for las vegas. 13 action news reporter bryan callahan is live in carson city with the latest. bryan. the assembly is just getting ready to take public comment... after seven hours of discussion on the $1.9 billion stadium proposal. the debate continues as stadium supporters are looking for the two- thirds support they need

they got 35 votes for the more cops tax bill that could increase the sales tax in clark county to put an additional 300 officers on the street. the senate unanimously approved the deal just hours later. sheriff joe lombardo must now convince county commissioners to support the increase as well. sheriff joe lombardo clark county "i'm not counting votes, i'm not saying that i have the votes. what i am saying is the work continues. now it is important for me to go to the commissioners individually and talk to them about the details of the bill an as well." the governor still has to sign the bill as well.. but sheriff lombardo is hopeful to have the issue on the agenda in november. as for public comment on the stadium... that is expected to last until nine tonight. reporting live in carson city, bryan callahan, 13 action news. a school employee jumps in to action when a little girl starts choking.

that employee and the girl's parents who say she saved their daughter's life. and... we're continuing our series on the staggering domestic violence numbers.... here in nevada... tonight.... how victims of domestic violence can be left..... with lifetime lingering effects! .tonight...partly cloudy. lows 61 to 65. south winds up to 10 mph increasing to 10 to 15 mph after midnight. and count on chopper 13 to bring you breaking news fast and first and only on 13 action

and fortunately.. someone was there in a flash

grateful.... tonight. 13 action news reporter.... yasmeen hassan.... has the story. yas devin's parents just really wanted to thank the instructor - so we want to get right to mom - it's not just the job, you went above and beyond and i can't thank you enough)) that was the first time melinda kiser saw the woman who saved her little girls life. ((nats??)) devin was just eating lunch with the other 2-nd graders at hancock of a sudden - she started choking. 8:59:36 4 dana delario instructional assistant her coloring was completely pale white and went to purple within 3 seconds within seconds dana delario knew exactly what to do - and wasn't going to let anything get in her way. 8:58:13 03 dana delario instructional assistant i - and performed the heimlic maneuver until she could breathe again. 8:48:35 04 anthony dad she fell back on her training and saved out little girls life in an instant. delario says it's just part of

8:50:59 08 melinda kiser it's just amazing that we still have people out there ready to jump in because some people want to ignore now adays and not get involved so i'm lucky she got involved. 8:50:14 05 melinda mom we could have gotten a different phone call so we're lucky we got the phone call we did. 8:49:22 03 anthony kiser dad here we are smiling instead of the later. 8:59:20 07 dana delario instructional assistant i just domestic violence can tear-apart a home and family.. and it can also do something else you'd never expect. how some victims of domestic violence are left dealing with injuries that resemble those of nfl players. plus... the creepy clowns.... don't quit!!! how a threat is bringing an end.... to a scheduled.... "clown lives matter" rally.... this weekend.

scrapping the idea because of death threats and harassment. the event was announced just as the first 'creepy clown' sigh around the u-s. it's still not clear if the rally was some kind of hoax.. or a call for an actual protest. injuries concussions and brain injuries are usually associated... with veterans and athletes. but tonight... chief investigator.... darcy spears is uncovering..... some unexpected victims in her series of reports... called.... "state of disgrace". darcy stand-up lead: as contact 13 continues our commitment to covering domestic violence, we've discovered research showing a startling

could make it harder for them to get help. it's been three years since michelle plastow moved away from her abuser... michelle plastow: looking back i don't know why i didn't call the police right away. to understand why she left, we have to start well before that... michelle: the first time he choked me it was actually 'till i passed out. and that was only the beginning. michelle: i mean, i didn't really think that could happen. i didn't think any of it could happen. but not a concussion. michelle was hit so severely she suffered an injury usually associated with n-f-l football players, college athletes and military members. a report from th family and community health suggests as many as 60-percent of domestic abuse survivors are also recovering from traumatic brain injuries, like concussions. dr. juanita celix: some of the immediate effects are difficulty concentrating, memory, you can have physical effects, like vision problems, balance problems, hearing problems. dr. juanita celix diagnoses those injuries natsot dr. celix: this is the result of an impact to the head.

many as 30 smaller brain injuries before coming in for medical help. and that can be debilitating -- making it harder for women to leave. dr. celix: more severe injuries need serious kind of brain rehab. how to get about in the world. occupational therapy. how to take care of things at home, create a shopping list, plan your life. michelle: it took me a long time to heal from that, a really long time. probably about 6-8 months. for michelle, it was her first and only concussion, but it was her job. clark county family court judge frank sullivan says situations like that can put victims in a financial trap. 4:22 judge frank sullivan: many times the batterer--the perp--controls the money too. making it even harder for victims to leave. but sullivan warns of an even greater danger. 7:50 judge sullivan: the most dangerous time--the risk goes out the ceiling when you're getting out, you're separating.

michelle: it was difficult to ask for help because, you know, i've been in the military for a long time. i've always been a very strong female and i pride myself on that and the realization that i allowed that to happen was harder--i think the hardest thing. dr. celix wants to see changes in the medical field to allow earlier intervention in domestic violence situations. dr. celix: one of the problems is that we don't ask the questions--how did this injury occur, have you ever been hit in the head before, pushed, slammed into a wall, strangled? it's been years since michelle she still can't believe what she survived. michelle: i think just the fact that i let it get to that point kind of allowed it. darcy tag: it's important to know, it's not just blows to the head that cause traumatic brain injuries. strangulation can also lead to t-b-i's and cause the same problems concussions do. if you or someone you know is a

get help on our website at ktnv.com. darcy spears, 13 action news. .tonight...partly cloudy. lows 61 to 65. south winds up to 10 mph increasing to 10 to 15 mph after midnight. .friday...mostly sunny and windy. highs 85 to 88 on the west side of the valley...87 to 91 on the east side. south winds 10 to 15 mph increasing to southwest 20 to 30 mph in the afternoon. .friday night...partly cloudy and windy. lows 65 to 69 on the west side of the valley...67 to 71 on

.saturday...sunny and breezy. highs 83 to 86 on the west side of the valley...85 to 89 on the east side. southwest winds 15 to .saturday night...mostly clear and windy. lows 62 to 66 on the west side of the valley...64 to 68 on the east side. southwest winds 20 to 30 mph.

lows 61 to 65. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows around 60. .wednesday through thursday...mostly highs 82 to 85. lows around 60. (bryan back to desk) we're seeing a major shift in opinion over the legalization of

needle is moving.. and how one state is serving as a 'test case' for others.. like nevada.. where marijuana issues will be on the november ballot. plus... contact 13 is getting the details.... the street.... after you've parked it!!! and.. don't forget to download the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand and incredible weather radar. it's free in the app store and in google play. < he's divisive and dangerous. "uh, i don't know what i said. uh... i don't remember." but congressman hardy supports trump 100% and said he'll do whatever trump wants him to do.

and that seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government. donald trump and congressman hardy -- divisive and dangerous. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto

re-designed prius sedans.... over a possibly dangerous defect..... involving the parking brake. there is a possibility..... that the parking brake could totally fail to operate. the recall includes... -2- hundred -12- thousand vehicles... in japan... and... -92- thousand of the 20-16 and 20- 17 models.... in the u.s. nine states including nevada have measures on the ballot to legalize marijuana in some form.. and a new survey shows more

it. kumasi aaron explains what's behind the growing support.. and why one state is serving as a 'test' case for others around the u-s. --take nat:-- --10:50:23-25-- "we always wear gloves or use chop sticks." it's been about a year since tru cannabis opened in aurora, colorado, one of four states and the district of columbia that have passed measures to legalize recreational marijuana use. and general manager jon scarpelli says the support from the community has been strong. --jon scarpelli / tru cannabi- it's always been there for us all of the neighbors that are really truly liking us being here and i think even more people from out of state are coming into see our stores in our community here and making sure that they wanted for their community in the future. --graphic:-- support of marijuana seems to be a nationwide trend. according to the pew research center 57% of u.s. adults say the use of marijuana should be made legal, while 37%

legalization, while 60% were opposed. --jon scarpelli / tru cannabis-- --51:00-02-- more and more support is coming up every day. traditionally young adults have been behind the shift of public support, but now support is rising among milennials and baby boomers as well. another big factor"r"!" results. --take nat:-- --10:48:13-15-- the process has been very smooth." robin peterson oversees marijuana enforcement in aurora. she says aside from some minor issues with security and odor, it's been a positive experience. --robin peterson / marijuana enforceme --10:40:44-51-- we've done pretty well there hasn't been a lot of things that we've had to change it was pretty well thought out. peterson says revenues from marijuana has helped the city. --robin peterson / marijuana enforcement division-- --10:44:17-28-- we've had some transportation projects we've had to help out on a bond issue for a recreational center for the homeless so those are very positive projects. this november, 9 states will vote on measures to establish or expand legal marijuana use. --take nat:-- --"something in dispensary"-- marking a true test of support. im kumasi aaron. 25 states plus washington, d-c..

marijuana in some form. the study also found opinions on legalization are very different based on party affiliation. 66-percent of democrats favor legalizing marijuana compared to 41- percent of republicans. lots of action today in carson city during the special session... next on 13 action news live at 6:30.. a live report as we inch closer and closer to a vote on the stadium funding deal. and... stop.... in las vegas today... but... it wasn't without disruptions. what one man was there protesting.... that stole the show.

as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. utdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content

mountain and torrey pines. take a look at this mess... traffic is backed up...as police try to clean up the scene and this will be a major headache for drivers for at

driver ran a red light...and smashed into a couple of cars which led to a chain reaction of crashes. suprisingly only one person was hurt...with minor injuries. torrey pines is shut down and only some traffic getting by on spring mountain. it could be a big night in carson city if the state assembly votes to fund an n-f-l stadium in las vegas. bryan callahan joins us live from the special session... with the very latest! bryan-- the crowd waiting to weigh in through public comment is a lot smaller than it was earlier in the day... this as the initial hearing on the plan for the stadium and convention center expansion went for around seven hours. around one this afternoon the room at the grant sawyer building was packed... and assembly members were expecting the public hearing to last 3 hours.