start at i pledge of (around 5:15 and till the end a judge in florida ordered all audio of gunman omar mateen's earlier today. more calls will be released later. the city of orlando said those calls that depict suffering.... won't be made public. new at 3 -- north las vegas police are looking for a

walmart! this happened just hours ago at the store near craig and m-l-k. police say when they got to the scene everyone involved was gone. detectives believe that two groups of people were fighting in the parking lot right before the shooting. one car was hit by bullets, no one was hurt. if you have any information -- call north las vegas police. this afternoon -- a mom and aunt are in jail... they're accused of killing a child with narcotics. 13 action news reporter parker collins was the only one in court today... suspects are dealing. there were a lot of tears in court take vo the child's aunt and mother are both being held without bail. in august... police say a kid died... they found pain medication in the child's system detectives say the women gave the meds to the child because of some sort of injury. the victim's grandmother was in court... with a sign and shirt with her grandchild's face take sot desire island, grandmother 19:59:00-19:59:09 "first i felt sadness because she was gone

and that's what i feel today is just a few days at the regional justice center parker collins 13 action news. thousands of people will no longer have to drive across town to see a doctor-- the new henderson hospital opened its doors today. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston tells us how they're using the actual building-- to help treat the patient. construction-- the new henderson hospital treated its first patients. and with the demand of health care rising-- theyre hoping to make it more convenient for thousands of people in henderson-- who may have had to drive several miles to see a doctor. and with the opening-- officials say-- theyre putting their focus on fighting illness-- even in ways you cant see. from the light fixtures-- to the doorknobs-- everything in this hospital was designed to

hospital ceo 06:55:21:25 our theme is we're trying to keep patients safe with infection control, there's a lot of bugs in hospitals so we want to be at the top of our game for that counters and the door handles were build with a substance that fights bacteria. mk-- 13an. in your voice your vote political coverage -- hillary clinton's email scandal is back in the headlines in the homestretch to the election. f-b-i director james comey told bureau has located another batch of emails that may pertain to the investigation of clinton's private server... as scott mclean reports --some democrats are saying that disclosure may have broken the law. as hillary clinton's use of a private email server is back in the spotlight, so too is f-b-i director james comey. rep. jerry nadler / -d- new york: it's an opinion that had no bob goodlatte / -r- virginia: the f.b.i.

months ago that he would inform the congress if he continued the investigation. on friday f.b.i. director james comey told congress bureau investigators are looking at a new batch of emails that may pertain to the clinton private server investigation. those emails were found on a computer belonging to anthony weiner -- the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. weiner is currently under investigation for allegedly sexting a minor. the news is breathing new life into donald trump's campaign. donald trump / -r- presidential candidate: i have to give the credit. that was so bad what happened originally and it took guts for director comey to make the move that he made. but others question the move, including two former u.s. attorneys general, alberto gonzalez: alberto gonzalez / former u.s. attorney general: i really worry that in this particular instance, the f.b.i. director has made an error in judgment in releasing this letter. and eric holder who called comey's disclosure a, "stunning breach of protocol". top democratic senator harry reid went even further, saying

using their job to influence an election. and with polls showing a tight race, this october surprise, could have a big impact. in washington, i'm scott mclean. republican presidential candidate donald trump brought his campaign here to las vegas over the weekend. where he played to all of the controversy surrounding clinton and her emails. lock her up...lock her up...lock her up... trump asked his supporters to by getting out and voting early. trump said a vote for him is quote "the ultimate check on hillary corruption" he also focused on his fight against the affordable care act. 183421 we are going to get rid of it and we are going to have health care that is so good and so much less expensive . 183430 with just nine days to the election...it still remains a very close race...

shows clinton ahead by just one point. right now-- a lot of people are voicing their frustration with the f-b-i director's decision to open the investigation into clinton's emails-- including our own senator harry reid. reid sent him a scathing leter... accusing him of breaking the law. reid wrote to director comey saying... "your actions in recent months have demonstrated a disturbing double standard for the treatment of sensitive information, with what appears to be a clear intent to aid one new at 3 -- we have a first look at this man -- arrested accused of killing a young boy. police say say 31-year-old kenneth robinson was charged with murder late last night... detectives are still trying to figure out what took place in the moments leading up to the year-old's death. authorities believe the boy was strangled and beaten inside an apartment near flamingo and boulder highway, robinson was often seen scolding the four other children who lived

services had ever been contacted though... developing now -- metro is asking for your help to find whoever shot and killed a man at a house party. police say around 2 yesterday morning, a fight broke out at the home near smoke ranch and jones -- and a man was shot multiple times. the gunman immediately fled the scene, and so did most of the party guests. investigators believe there were at least 20 people at the home. they're asking anyone with infm shooter to please contact them. a scary new report out today shows millions of kids die every year from breathing toxic and polluted air. and it's not happening just in the third world countries. next -- why doctors say it's important to be vigilant no matter where you live. and a music group travels to las vegas to perform for their fans... and now they need your help. someone stole their trailer filled with thousands of

what you need to be on the look out for -- next.

metro says it happened just hours ago near charleston and buffalo when the bus collided with a car. the driver is expected to be ok. there were kids on the bus but none were hurt. a rock band is asking for your help right now... after thousands of dollars worth of equipment and merchandise is stolen from them. the guitarist from "michael getting ready to leave for their show at "the dive bar" yesterday afternoon, when they noticed their trailer had been taken from their van. they gave us these pictures of some of the stuff that was stolen. as well as this picture of the trailer-- it has a new jersey license plate "t-c-u 19-k." the band says they will finish their las vegas tour with their show tonight at the whisky. we have a warning for parents this afternoon! a dangerous trend is going

the health of teens and especially their teeth in danger! what you need to know -- coming up. "she's a slob." "she ate like a pig." "i'd look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers..."

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dog.... it happened just outside of detroit saturday night.. family members say gage carter was chasing after his 18 month old puppy when both of them the driver....a 69-year-old woman stopped at the scene. drugs and alcohol are not believed to be factors in the accident. "obviously he was ten years old. no one plans on burying their 10-year-old son. we could use the help. it would be appreciated." his family has set up a go fund me page to help pay for the funeral costs.

breath of fresh air.. but for millions of kids around the world that is hard to come by. and for many of them, breathing toxic air can be deadly. scripp's national correspondent kumasi aaron tells us where the impact is being felt most. across the world one in seven children live in areas with the most toxic levels of outdoor air pollution, at least six times the international guideline. unicef is asking world leaders to take action after their findings also revealed air pollution to contributing factor in the deaths of around 600,000 children under the age of five every year. dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:49:00-12 80% of the little air sacs in our lungs develop after we are born so if kids are more active if they are constantly being exposed to air pollution this is compromising their lung function. dawn mullally works with the american lung association. she says the pollution is caused by some of the same things we see here in the united states, vehicle emmisions, fossil fuels, and

different level. take a look at this map. south asia has the largest number of children living in areas where pollution exceeds quality guidelines with 620 million. africa has 520 million and the east asia and pacific region has 450 million. dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:52:56-53:07 they rely on less renewables than we and they don't always have the funding and the opportunities to go to those the way we do. still mullally says everyone should be vigilant no matter dawn mullally / american lung association colorado 12:48:31-43 i just want people america to understand this isn't just a developing nation air. fighting for clean air for children across the world. i'm kumasi aaron. let's go to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield.

in the low 70s to mid 60s between 6pm-9pm tonight. tomorrow, a system will push just north of the area, which will give us a reinforcement of cool air and kick up breezy winds in the afternoon evening. expect highs in the low 70s then mid 70s on wednesday. wednesday will still be breezy as the system exits to the east. another system will com together to our southeast and travel west on thursday and friday,

cloud cover on those days, along with bringing us token chances for rain. afternoon highs will top out in the upper 70s both thursday and friday. saturday the system will push east and out of the area, and highs will warm to about 80 degrees and we will see much more sunshine. on sunday, the winds will pick up as another system approaches from the pacific northwest. the winds will stay breezy to windy on monday as that system exits the area. a consumer alert for you. law enforcement officers all around the country want to warn people about a dangerous scam... that's putting people's lives at risk. take a look at this link being spread on twitter. a young woman in florida

and completely lost control of her phone. andrea jara sot: "it was a black screen that kept saying 911, 911. every time you clicked end, it was just calling recalling recalling recalling." but it's not just your phone that's affected-- it's also causing huge problems for dispatchers. 911 operator sot: "...and all of a sudden the phones just went off the hook. some emergency call centers say they're phones are ringing non-stop... while others say their phone lines went down altogether if you do accidentally click on the fake link-- the only way to get it to stop calling 9-1-1 is to shut your phone off. we also have a warning for parents. a new trend with teenagers is putting their teeth and their health at risk! kids -- are using everyday items... just found around the house to make dangerous-do-it-yourself braces. youtube video: "then what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna take it and i'm gonna tie it." this -- is one of countless

people demonstrating how to fix teeth all by yourself. the teens make it look easy and effective, but dentists are very concerned. they say the home-made braces can cause your teeth to fall out... or lead to serious infections. this afternoon an amazing story of survival from california a woman missing for days found alive in a crashed car! for the first time we are hearing from the good samaritans that may if you are looking for a fun family friendly halloween event tonight... head to the district at green valley ranch... for their annual "ghost walk." plus you'll get to meet our entire good morning las vegas team! they'll be down there

trapped in an overturned vehicle... alive! a-b-c's lauren lyster spoke to those good

week is recovering today after this dramatic rescue from her overturned vehicle it all started with this good samaratan....spotting the rolled over s- u-v from afar sot - doug bearden / hiker "that's when i saw something up on the hill that didn't look right." doug bearden -- hiking the rough terrain with his girlfriend to get a better look -- discovering a wreck sot - doug bearden / hiker "i got about twenty feet away from that car and the hair on my neck started to stand up." inside...the driver trapped - sot - doug bearden / hiker "she could barely lift her head, all i heard was like ohhhhhh." both without cell phones -- doug stayed with the car and his girlfriend ran home to call 911. sot - "it's really in a bad spot and i mean, it looks like it's gonna continue rolling. it just happened to stop on some rocks// it's upside down." san bernadino first responders -- rushing to the scene -- stabilizing the car... and identifying the woman inside as 69 year old barbara mcpherson -- reported missing

hundred feet down, on the slope from the top of the ridge, it was about a thirty degree slope on the ridge, and the car was actually leaning downhill and was very unstable." after an hourlong effort -- a search and rescue team -- freeing mcpherson from the suv and getting her to safety. lauren lyster oncam close: a medical helicopter transported mcpherson from the scene to a hospital -- her condition was reported as serious but she is expected to recover. lauren lyster abc news los angeles. check out this video of a man breaking into a panda enclosure in china! you see him trying to tease the animal and it grabs him by his leg and tackles the man to the ground. coming up on action news live at 3-30 the unexpected reason officials say he broke into the enclosure in the first place! plus --

at least 15 thousand people are

the newest video just into our newsroom. plus...the manhunt for a double murder suspect who may have been heading to las vegas is now over. but first...in your voice your vote -- we are in the final but first breaking news -- orlando police have just released 911 calls made by the shooter in pulse nightclub shooting. mateen arguing with the negotiators and telling them to stop bobming in syria, more calls will be released later. it's the final full week of the presidential campaign... you hear the shooter omar mateen arguing with the negotiators and telling them to stop bobming in syria, more